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  1. FWIW The irony is why I did it.
  2. Same as it ever was. Same as it ever will be. Once it is passed, it is too late. This out-of-control spending should anger 95%. Not your 30%.
  3. Great. Who wins the edit warring?
  4. I want to understand the thought process behind the belief that "big-tech censorship is good" and "government involvement with big-tech to censor" is good. When you do not condemn the behavior as bad, it implies that you think the behavior is fine. I can't wrap my head around it, so I'm asking 50 different ways to see if you move past deflection to share an opinion on the actual behavior.
  5. Being legal doesn't make it right!
  6. The same as it ever was! I was grateful to see this information on Twitter today. If the clown world still controlled Twitter, the post would be censored.
  7. What is your opinion on the earmarks within?
  8. Let me assume Musk is doing bad stuff and he is a terrible guy. Let’s both assume the journalists documenting Twitter files are all conservative and must be biased. For a moment, why don’t you assume the Twitter files is real. Is the behavior and content revealed in the Twitter files a concern to you.
  9. There are articles that contributors are unable to update because the moderators will not allow it. If I said John Doe is a human, a Wiki moderator will change to it to state John Doe is a smelly fart. So it’s really something when that place claims someone as left who when the group in control is looking to discredit him. I was shocked wiki didn’t label him a conspiracy theorist, alt-right, etc.
  10. What is your opinion on the earmarks within?
  11. Is the behavior of the government and Twitter a nothing burger? Are the Twitter files a work of fiction? Or is it truth and not a concern.
  12. We are doomed. https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1605253710753501186.html
  13. The leftist-controlled Wikipedia claims him as left of the Democratic party and middle.
  14. How Twitter Quietly Aided the Pentagon’s Covert Online PsyOp Campaign https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1605292454261182464.html and more https://t.co/AgcFy71fE3
  15. I liked GMI as a means to give a hand to children in poverty. More security with home and food leads to less crime, more education, and a productive future. Studies have shown this. I was naïve to think the government could do this responsibility.
  16. The FBI & intelligence community discredited factual information about Hunter Biden’s foreign business dealings both after and *before* The New York Post revealed the contents of his laptop on October 14, 2020. The FBI & the Hunter Biden Laptop: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1604871630613753856.html Earlier Twitter Files Free speech used to matter: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1533972260062736385.html The Twitter files: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1598822959866683394.html The Twitter files supp: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1600243405841666048.html Secret exclusion lists: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1601007575633305600.html Removing Trump Jan6: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1601352083617505281.html Removing Trump Jan7: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1601720455005511680.html Removing Trump Jan8: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1602364197194432515.html The FBI Subsdiary: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1603857534737072128?refresh=1671235705
  17. What is it about Ron Paul and Andrew Yang that so many found likable, while not agreeing with all their policies?
  18. Physical, theatrical, competitive, sports entertainment
  19. Good Bot. Who is the best college wrestling broadcaster of all time? It is difficult to determine the "best" college wrestling broadcaster of all time, as this is a subjective judgment that may vary depending on individual preferences and criteria. Some notable college wrestling broadcasters who have made significant contributions to the sport include: Jim Gibbons: A former wrestler and coach, Gibbons has been a commentator for college wrestling broadcasts for over three decades. He has called numerous NCAA wrestling championships and has been recognized for his knowledge and enthusiasm for the sport. Tim Johnson: Another veteran commentator, Johnson has called college wrestling matches for over 20 years and has worked for a number of networks, including ESPN and the Big Ten Network. Jason Knapp: A former college wrestler and coach, Knapp has worked as a commentator for college wrestling broadcasts for over a decade. He has called matches for the Big Ten Network and has also worked as a coach and analyst for USA Wrestling. Ultimately, the best college wrestling broadcaster may be a matter of personal opinion and could depend on factors such as the commentator's knowledge of the sport, their ability to communicate effectively, and their enthusiasm for the sport.
  20. Good Bot. Who is the best college wrestler of all time? It is difficult to definitively identify the best college wrestler of all time, as wrestling has a long and storied history, and there have been many talented wrestlers who have competed at the collegiate level. Some wrestlers who are widely regarded as some of the best to ever compete in college wrestling include: Dan Gable: Gable is perhaps the most well-known college wrestler of all time. He wrestled for Iowa State University, where he compiled an incredible record of 181-1, with his only loss coming in the finals of the 1970 NCAA Championships. Gable went on to win gold at the 1972 Olympic Games and is considered one of the greatest wrestlers in American history. Cael Sanderson: Sanderson wrestled for Iowa State University, where he compiled a 159-0 record and won four NCAA Championships. He also won a gold medal at the 2004 Olympic Games. Sanderson is widely regarded as one of the best wrestlers of all time and is currently the head coach of the Penn State University wrestling team. Kyle Dake: Dake wrestled for Cornell University, where he became the first wrestler in NCAA history to win four national titles in four different weight classes. He compiled a record of 150-6 during his college career and is considered one of the most accomplished wrestlers in NCAA history. These are just a few examples of some of the most highly regarded college wrestlers of all time. There have been many other talented wrestlers who have competed at the collegiate level, and it is difficult to say who is the "best" of all time.
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