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hey kid, don’t trust your lying eyes or those of seemingly everyone around you
fucking guy is spry for 81
I’ve worked in two different nursing homes. Excluding memory care, cognitively he’s in the bottom 25% of my residents from ages 81-100+. Especially without someone leading him around like a sick dog, he’s the guy who is immediately shifted to memory care when he wanders off. Liberals must work so hard to gaslight themselves into cheerleading for Genocide Joe. His condition is terrible for 81.
Nailing 95 theses against tankies to my ex-wife’s door in the hopes she’ll call me to complain.
Hell yeah, run the youthful 76 year-old that already lost.
https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rspb.2017.2755
That study is super neat. I’ve never considered this role for them.
Americans have been downgraded from 11th century peasants with computers to 9th century.
b-b-but only tankies were saying these things before today. It was just a stutter.
In one excruciating early moment — while trying to advertise his administration’s efforts to cap the prices of prescription drugs for Medicare beneficiaries — Biden said that he had been “making sure that we’re able to make every single solitary person eligible for what I’ve been able to do with … the Covid … excuse me, with, um, dealing with everything we have to do with … uh … look … if … we finally beat Medicare.”
I don’t think I’ve ever seen a Warren supporter who wasn’t a visibly “Let me speak to your manager” white woman.
My little $20k Honda has almost 60k miles on it and the brakes are still flawless
Freshwater said he was initially a big fan of Cybertruck and ordered it the first day it became available. But while he initially wanted a Cybertruck replacement, he now isn’t sure what he hopes will come out of the situation.
“With the wife and the kids, I’m not sure they would ever get in it with me,” Freshwater said. “So it comes down to that, too.”
Also: https://x.com/bfreshwa
For 90 minutes, more often than not, Joe Biden was on the ropes. Particularly early in the evening, some of his answers were nonsensical. After losing his train of thought he ended one answer by saying, “We finally beat Medicare” – an odd reference to the government run healthcare programme for the elderly.
Democrats: This is the most important election of our lifetimes
Democrats: We’re going to put a senile man in a debate without any primary first and he’ll shout “We finally beat Medicare” to the :meemaw: audience.
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You think you just fell out of a coconut tree?” (Laughs.) You exist in the context of all in which you live and what came before you.
Whatever subject I’m looking at is an active participant in its surroundings. I look for those contextual relationships where there’s some kind of dynamic evolutionary feedback loop happening between them.
If it’s a historical moment, I’m looking at the background reasons why. What were the economic, sociocultural, and sociopolitical things underpinning those people being in that place at that time? Did North Korea just fall out of the coconut tree or is it the product of a 70 year war which devastated and isolated it? How does its relationship to the US drive its development, and how does North Korea drive that same development in the US and Wrong Korea? What problems exist because of that dysfunctional relationship and at what point do they represent continuity of the relationship in its present state or rupture into something new? Does the material drive of North Korea’s mineral wealth power American ambitions more than the ideological rhetoric they use to explain their reasons? Does the material drive of North Korea’s isolation and poverty power its cultural identity and antagonism toward the west? I look for all of the roots from all of the angles I can find to explain why today is today and how tomorrow could be different.
If it’s Otto Dix’s Scat Players painting, I’m looking at the relationship between artist and environment. It’s 1920 Germany, he’s just survived a horrific war, and he’s come home to a broken state. He paints three mutilated soldiers trying to play a card game with their prosthetics. What are the economic, social, cultural, and political reasons why that painting exists? What trauma to the artist has been caused by his environment and how does his painted trauma then impact that environment as a dadaist? What contradictions exist between the present state and goals of dada versus Weimar Germany? What could that trauma represented in material and social terms- a lost generation of soldiers- become if the material and social conditions of Weimar Germany decline or improve?
If it’s a pollinator garden, I’m looking at the dialectics of plant-soil, plant-water, and plant-sky. How are the physical characteristics and social ecosystem of the soil going to impact that plant and how is the plant going to impact them? Is it going to fix nitrogen to a depleted soil or suffer iron chlorosis from an alkaline one? Will it improve those soil conditions over time- deeprooted grasses anchoring it and increasing organic matter- or degrade it by weakening that complex ground system? Will the tree I plant today thrive ten years from now or did I plant something that will deplete too much of the wrong mineral without metabolic reciprocation? Is the area too dry or too wet for the plant, and how will the plant impact the hydrology of that area? Will their relationship result in better drainage/water retention or worse because there’s a contradiction between the root system’s ability to retain water and the environment’s ability to supply it? Am I planting a sensitive plant next to a roadway where the atmosphere is polluted? Am I planting a light-craving plant in the shade or a sun-sensitive plant in an area with an exposed southern face? How will the plant’s growth impact the growth of surrounding plants and how will their impact on the atmosphere drive its growth? The decisions I make are years out and I build as much intersectionality into them as possible. I’m looking out for animal/insect/microbial life, for the natural features of the landscape, and the subject plant that’s interacting with all of them dynamically. I’m always conscious that what I do today will have ramifications for that space in the future so I chase minimising contradictions between organism and environment.
God that’s pathetic. Democrats have fully implemented Trump’s second term.
In general I try to always use historical materialism to dissect things.
In horticulture, I’m constantly using dialectical materialism for judging what I’m doing for a plant and its environment. Both drastically impact the other so it’s fun to plan out that change and unfuck the contradictions. I try to do things in a way that’s best for the whole ecosystem’s metabolism, and especially to boost that in animals/plants/natural features.
BBC journalists attempted to reach Mr. Cuevas for comment but he surpassed the speed of sound and only had “[sonic boom]” to say.
The most propagandised population on earth.
Social fascist gaslights public to prop up a genocide, holds more minority groups hostage as bargaining chips
Goblincore stay winning- the nouveau art nouveau