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β€œIt is a striking indication of the social and cultural decay inherent in the final stages of capitalism, when elaborate scientific methods begin to be used, no longer to promote, but to eliminate intelligence from among the workers, because intelligent workers become Communists.” R. P. Dutt (1934)

impeach them all. fuck em. why should they get to fly around on our dime and hurt people? β€œthey’ll never actually removed from office” who gives a shit? I want them miserable every day for the rest of the term. I hope they have nightmares. air their dirty laundry. make em sweat

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Neurotypical Disorder Awareness Decal/vinyl Sticker - Etsy

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Neurotypical Disorder Awareness Postcard - Etsy

This Postcards item is sold by HillcrestCardCompany. Ships from Denton, TX. Listed on Sep 10, 2026

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Phang: I’m here in Dallas, Texas, at the Republican National Convention’s midterm convention. I can tell you it’s an incredibly underwhelming energy here. Many of you may have been to conventions in other cities. There is a dynamic, almost frenetic energy surrounding a convention. Here? Womp womp

I’m a Texan trans kid who almost died because of Ken Paxton. The world should know what he’s done. This was very difficult for me to write, but given what's at stake, I cannot bear to stay silent about what I went through at Paxton's hands. He must not be rewarded for what he's done to trans kids.

I’m a Texan Trans Kid Who Almost Died Because of Ken Paxton. The World Should Know What He’s Done.

Regardless of Talarico’s recent statements on trans people, Paxton cannot be rewarded for the extreme suffering he’s inflicted on me and tens of thousands of Texan trans kids.

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15 years being dismissively and smugly told my career was irrelevant and I should "learn to code" and now we're here and I'm watching smart people make the dumbest mistakes over and over and all I can think is "man you dingbats should have learned to read" lol

All I’m going to say is there’s a reason white people are overrepresented in MAHA. There is a reason MAHA hates disabled and autistic people so much. The movement is deeply entrenched with racism, eugenics, race science, and ableism and any analysis of it neglecting to note this is shortsighted

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Shop spicy greeting cards & political postcards & stickers by HillcrestCardCompany located in Denton, Texas.

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People, my 87-year-old mom *really* needs to bring in some more money badly. If she made this AMAZING High '80s sweater, is there anyone out there who might be interested in buying it? "I don't work with cheap yarn!" she says. (At the time this pattern was published, she worked for a knitting shop.)

This High 1980s sweater shows two small, suspicious children and a blonde woman in an enormous boxy sweater depicting a very grumpy grey and white cat.