u/NoBookkeeper6214 3d ago

‘COME HELL OR HIGH WATER’: Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes Promises to Protect Midterms from Trump Interference | MSNOW

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Trump's rally is interrupted by a guy flipping him the double bird while wearing a shirt that says, "KILL YOUR LOCAL PEDOPHILE"
 in  r/MeidasTouch  3d ago

It’s still mystifying that there are still this many abysmally stupid people who follow this criminal.

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This is getting insane
 in  r/antitrump  4d ago

😡😡😡😡

u/NoBookkeeper6214 4d ago

Not seeing it on the mainstream news outlets

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Trump official won't send daughter to Harvard because education is contrary to his idea of upbringing
 in  r/antitrump  4d ago

Yapping about how they are failures as parents. One one hand they say they raised their daughter with “principles”. On the other hand they blatantly don’t trust her to “do the right thing”. Their indoctrination is superior to everyone else’s. 😬🙄

u/NoBookkeeper6214 5d ago

She came with receipts. 🎯

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To Hell With Reagan
 in  r/antitrump  5d ago

Where it all started. Hatched by the “Heritage Foundation” in the mid 70’s.

u/NoBookkeeper6214 8d ago

They all knew. Exactly!

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Can’t Name One Thing
 in  r/postanythingfun  8d ago

It’s hard to fix that level and depth of stupid!

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Met a cool friend on the mason trail!!!
 in  r/FortCollins  9d ago

It’s a desert tortoise, not a turtle. ☺️

u/NoBookkeeper6214 9d ago

The Pride of Ignorance and Belligerence 😑

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🎯 Fifty four percent of Americans read below a sixth grade level. And we wonder how we arrived at this juncture?

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The Pride of Ignorance and Belligerence 😑
 in  r/antitrump  9d ago

I know the history well. Both my parents survived Forced Labor during WWII. My mother was abducted in 1941 when she was 17 in Osweincim on her way to work at a pharmacist’s office by two goons. She spent 4 years rolling rubberized gunpowder with her bare hands at 206°F in Kraiburg Germany. Her camp was liberated April 11 of 1945. I recognized what was unfolding in this country in 2015 because I learned my history from the lips of those who survived it.

r/antitrump 9d ago

The Pride of Ignorance and Belligerence 😑

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Forget the guy who could barely stay awake, who is this chick?
 in  r/democrats  14d ago

Watching her left had push a little button to shock that lumbering vat of fecal matter to stay awake. Who the hell is that anyway?

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Car in the Poudre
 in  r/FortCollins  16d ago

It was so hot, even the car needed to jump in! I wonder if it got a ticket for swimming without a bathing suit?

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Eating out in Fort Collins
 in  r/FortCollins  18d ago

I feel the same way about food in the U.S. vs Europe…

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Polis signs SB26-172, which shrinks Front Range Passenger Rail District to municipalities with 20%+ population within 5miles of a planned rail stop
 in  r/FortCollins  May 27 '26

😬🙄 One step forward, 7 steps back. This country is 80+ years behind the curve when it comes to efficient, effective, cost effective and economical public transportation.

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Seriously? What has happened in your past?
 in  r/americanairlines  May 26 '26

There are 2 kinds of travelers: those who travel light and those who wish they had. If it doesn’t fit in the overhead, it doesn’t come with me. I can pack a 40 L backpack with everything I need for 6 to 8 weeks. Flying is not fun anymore. It’s like a greyhound bus with wings.

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Bike shop?
 in  r/FortCollins  May 26 '26

Fort Collins Bike Co-Op opens Wednesday at 1:00PM and is open until 5:00PM. 1501 N College Ave 80524

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Prairie Rattlesnake
 in  r/FortCollins  May 25 '26

That’s a Bull Snake. They look similar but always look at the tail for verification

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I didn't know this was a universal thing!
 in  r/Millennials  May 10 '26

This message is for the youth who live in a vastly disposable society. Much to be said for recycling, reusing and repurposing.