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2022-02-20 at 11:16 PM UTC in did i tell you guysTell me when you kill yourself
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2022-02-20 at 10:54 PM UTC in Canadian government killing peaceful protestors
Originally posted by stl1 Maybe even you can read the Reader's Digest Condensed version:
How many states have introduced voter suppression bills this year?
Overall, 216 bills have been introduced in 41 states to achieve these ends. When Texas Republicans scrambled to pass a massive voter suppression bill over Memorial Day weekend, they included a provision written behind closed doors with no public scrutiny that would make it easier for judges to throw out election results.
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2022-02-20 at 10:39 PM UTC in Based camo hippies attack pipeline siteLEGALLLLIZZZE IT
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2022-02-20 at 7:23 PM UTC in Canadian government "freezes" convoy crypto walletsKekd
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2022-02-20 at 7:22 PM UTC in Canadian government killing peaceful protestorsThe use of horses pisses me the fuck off. Fucking bullshit
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2022-02-20 at 7:09 PM UTC in where im at right now
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2022-02-20 at 7:09 PM UTC in where im at right nowHe'll?
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2022-02-20 at 7:05 PM UTC in You guys want to evolve?Shelterdist.com
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2022-02-20 at 7:05 PM UTC in What's worse, arabs or j00s?Anyone that isn't white
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2022-02-20 at 3:23 PM UTC in Imagine guys just imagineImagine if you fucking killed yourself
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2022-02-20 at 3:22 PM UTC in If the government can print money for free why do we need taxes?
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2022-02-20 at 11:51 AM UTC in Canadian government "freezes" convoy crypto walletsI use centralized exchanges instead of traditional banking but like the bank they are beholden to the government and their customers so if you fuk around they will freeze your shit.
And by "their customers" I mean besides you because one bad apple can spoil the bunch etc -
2022-02-20 at 11:21 AM UTC in How are you feeling at the moment..
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2022-02-20 at 11:21 AM UTC in SLAMMING and PUMPING at workAnyone ready to pump and slam today?
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2022-02-20 at 11:16 AM UTC in Canadian government "freezes" convoy crypto wallets
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2022-02-20 at 10:28 AM UTC in If the government can print money for free why do we need taxes?If you got paid in crypto and paid a gas fee on each paycheck wallet transger you would take home more money than paying tax on each check. What a fucking scam
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2022-02-20 at 10:26 AM UTC in Bitcoin mining companies are reviving dead coal plantshttps://theconversation.com/air-pollution-in-victorian-era-britain-its-effects-on-health-now-revealed-87208
The health hazards of atmospheric pollution have become a major concern in Britain and around the world. Much less is known about its effects in the past. But economic historians have come up with new ways of shedding light on this murky subject.
In the early industrial age, Britain was famous for its dark satanic mills. And the industrial revolution, which did so much to raise income and wealth, depended almost entirely on one fuel source: coal. Coal supplied domestic hearths and coal-powered steam engines turned the wheels of industry and transport.
In Britain, emissions of black smoke were up to 50 times higher in the decades before the clean air acts than they are today. The great London smog of 1952, that prompted policymakers to act, killed 4,000 in the space of a week. But even that was not as dramatic as what went before.
https://www.history.com/news/industrial-revolution-negative-effectsThe Industrial Revolution was powered by burning coal, and big industrial cities began pumping vast quantities of pollution into the atmosphere. London’s concentration of suspended particulate matter rose dramatically between 1760 and 1830, as this chart from Our World In Data illustrates. Pollution in Manchester was so awful that writer Hugh Miller noted “the lurid gloom of the atmosphere that overhangs it,” and described “the innumerable chimneys [that] come in view, tall and dim in the dun haze, each bearing atop its own pennon of darkness.”
Air pollution continued to rise in the 1800s, causing respiratory illness and higher death rates in areas that burned more coal. Worse yet, the burning of fossil fuel pumped carbon into the atmosphere. A study published in 2016 in Nature suggests that climate change driven by human activity began as early as the 1830s.
Despite all these ills, the Industrial Revolution had positive effects, such as creating economic growth and making goods more available. It also helped lead to the rise of a prosperous middle class that grabbed some of the economic power once held by aristocrats, and led to the rise of specialized jobs in industry. -
2022-02-20 at 10:21 AM UTC in Miss USA of 2019 dead at 30/ Suicidelol
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2022-02-20 at 10:15 AM UTC in Canadian government killing peaceful protestors
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2022-02-20 at 10:15 AM UTC in What up fellow space niggas?