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"content": "Marley is ready for spring. He wants to go outside and play in the grass. Nothing is more fun than rolling in the grass and nibbling some of it.<br /><br />Marley will have to settle for the pot of grass that I grew for him.<br /><br />",
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"content": "A nice thought but good luck with that now that we have oligarchs and corporations controlling our government. The US is functionally not a democracy, it's a plutocracy. It's a system in which the rich can buy representation in the government, and large corporations can essentially buy politicians. The Supreme Court passed Citizens United, declaring that corporations are to be considered people and are free to donate as much money as they want in support of electoral campaigns! This essentially means that bribery and corruption is legal in the US. Yet, you cannot have a functioning democracy when you have billionaires and large corporations deciding which party gets to govern and having a hand in controlling it once elected!!<br /><br />",
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"content": "A nice thought but good luck with that now that we have oligarchs and corporations controlling our government. The US is functionally not a democracy, it's a plutocracy. It's a system in which the rich can buy representation in the government, and large corporations can essentially buy politicians. The Supreme Court passed Citizens United, declaring that corporations are to be considered people and are free to donate as much money as they want in support of electoral campaigns! This essentially means that bribery and corruption is legal in the US. Yet, you cannot have a functioning democracy when you have billionaires and large corporations deciding which party gets to govern and having a hand in controlling it once elected!!\n\n",
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"content": "<br />I don’t know, I’ve always felt like I’m liked, but never really pursued. It’s kind of a weird feeling because it’s not like people don’t enjoy having me around, but it’s like I’m just... there. I’m the friend people hit up when they need someone to talk to or hang out with, but when it comes to anything deeper, I’m kind of left in the background. It’s like, people are cool with me, but they’re not really trying to make me a priority. It’s honestly a little frustrating because I’ve noticed this happening a lot in different situations, and I’m starting to wonder why it always feels like I’m not the one they’re after.<br /><br />It’s even worse when it comes to relationships. There have been times when someone shows interest, but nothing ever really comes of it. I’m the person they’ll text or talk to when it’s convenient, but when it’s time to take things further, I’m kind of just left hanging. It’s like, yeah, they like me, but they never make the move or put in the effort. It’s hard not to feel like I’m just an option, not the one they’re really chasing after.<br /><br />I’m getting kind of tired of it, honestly. It’s cool being liked, but it would be nice to feel like I’m someone people actually want to go after, you know? I get that maybe I’m not the loudest person in the room, or maybe I’m just not making the effort either, but sometimes I just want to be the one someone actually fights for—not just the person who’s around when they need someone.<br /><br />It’s tough, though, because I’ve been in that “liked but never pursued” spot for so long,",
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"content": "\nI don’t know, I’ve always felt like I’m liked, but never really pursued. It’s kind of a weird feeling because it’s not like people don’t enjoy having me around, but it’s like I’m just... there. I’m the friend people hit up when they need someone to talk to or hang out with, but when it comes to anything deeper, I’m kind of left in the background. It’s like, people are cool with me, but they’re not really trying to make me a priority. It’s honestly a little frustrating because I’ve noticed this happening a lot in different situations, and I’m starting to wonder why it always feels like I’m not the one they’re after.\n\nIt’s even worse when it comes to relationships. There have been times when someone shows interest, but nothing ever really comes of it. I’m the person they’ll text or talk to when it’s convenient, but when it’s time to take things further, I’m kind of just left hanging. It’s like, yeah, they like me, but they never make the move or put in the effort. It’s hard not to feel like I’m just an option, not the one they’re really chasing after.\n\nI’m getting kind of tired of it, honestly. It’s cool being liked, but it would be nice to feel like I’m someone people actually want to go after, you know? I get that maybe I’m not the loudest person in the room, or maybe I’m just not making the effort either, but sometimes I just want to be the one someone actually fights for—not just the person who’s around when they need someone.\n\nIt’s tough, though, because I’ve been in that “liked but never pursued” spot for so long,",
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"content": "What is the coolest bug that most people outside your country don't know about?<br />Here in Florida<br /><br />Here in Florida, and in lots of states they have this thing:<br /><br /><br />It’s called the ant lion. We used to screw with them as kids, dropping ants into them like evil bosses.<br /><br />At the bottom of each of the above-inverted cones, the antlion waits. It arranges the sand to be very slippery. It’s a terrifying way to die.<br /><br /><br />So that when an ant comes over, it often slides down that sand and into its jaws.<br /><br /><br />These buggers are the inspiration for that Sarlacc monster in Return of the Jedi.<br /><br />",
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"content": "What is the coolest bug that most people outside your country don't know about?\nHere in Florida\n\nHere in Florida, and in lots of states they have this thing:\n\n\nIt’s called the ant lion. We used to screw with them as kids, dropping ants into them like evil bosses.\n\nAt the bottom of each of the above-inverted cones, the antlion waits. It arranges the sand to be very slippery. It’s a terrifying way to die.\n\n\nSo that when an ant comes over, it often slides down that sand and into its jaws.\n\n\nThese buggers are the inspiration for that Sarlacc monster in Return of the Jedi.\n\n",
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"content": "Work at business development<br />Why does the left act like they have been infected by rabies when Trump’s name is invoked into the conversation? Do they not want President Trump to follow through with the commitments he made while campaigning? Promises made, promises kept.<br />He campaigned to end the war in Ukraine on day 1 - the war is not ended, in fact, a new war is erupting due to his actions to wipe-out/”cleanse” a population with anchient origins - a war crime btw - while we pay for with our tax money to subsidize the monsters afflicting terrorist war crimes in the…<br />Read more",
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"content": "Work at business development\nWhy does the left act like they have been infected by rabies when Trump’s name is invoked into the conversation? Do they not want President Trump to follow through with the commitments he made while campaigning? Promises made, promises kept.\nHe campaigned to end the war in Ukraine on day 1 - the war is not ended, in fact, a new war is erupting due to his actions to wipe-out/”cleanse” a population with anchient origins - a war crime btw - while we pay for with our tax money to subsidize the monsters afflicting terrorist war crimes in the…\nRead more",
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"content": "Stinney<br /><br />In the 20th century, the youngest person executed in the United States was George Stinney Jr. At just 14 years old, he was executed in the electric chair. From the day of his trial until his execution, the young man held a Bible in his hands, constantly proclaiming his innocence.<br /><br />Stinney was charged with murdering two white girls. One victim was 11-year-old Betty and the other was 7-year-old Mary. Their bodies were found near their own homes. During the trial, all the jurors were white and the proceedings lasted only two hours. Just 10 minutes into the trial, the death sentence was handed down. Stinney's parents were threatened with death and were not allowed to give their son any comfort in the courtroom. They were subsequently forced to leave their town.<br /><br />George Stinney spent 81 days in prison before his death and was never allowed to see his parents during that time. He was held in solitary confinement about 50 miles from his hometown. His execution was carried out by applying 5,380 volts of electricity.<br /><br />Seventy years after his death, a South Carolina judge has proven George Stinney innocent. The two girls had been killed by a beam weighing more than 40 pounds, which would have been impossible for 14-year-old Stinney to lift, let alone use to inflict lethal blows. The entire case against him was fabricated, and Stinney was targeted simply because he was black.<br /><br />This tragic story later inspired Stephen King to write his novel \"The Green Mile.\" It is often said that people in the past were more humane, but that is a blatant lie. People were cruel then, just as they are now. The only difference is that before, cruelty was hidden, whereas now it is exposed for everyone to see.<br /><br />Read More",
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"content": "Stinney\n\nIn the 20th century, the youngest person executed in the United States was George Stinney Jr. At just 14 years old, he was executed in the electric chair. From the day of his trial until his execution, the young man held a Bible in his hands, constantly proclaiming his innocence.\n\nStinney was charged with murdering two white girls. One victim was 11-year-old Betty and the other was 7-year-old Mary. Their bodies were found near their own homes. During the trial, all the jurors were white and the proceedings lasted only two hours. Just 10 minutes into the trial, the death sentence was handed down. Stinney's parents were threatened with death and were not allowed to give their son any comfort in the courtroom. They were subsequently forced to leave their town.\n\nGeorge Stinney spent 81 days in prison before his death and was never allowed to see his parents during that time. He was held in solitary confinement about 50 miles from his hometown. His execution was carried out by applying 5,380 volts of electricity.\n\nSeventy years after his death, a South Carolina judge has proven George Stinney innocent. The two girls had been killed by a beam weighing more than 40 pounds, which would have been impossible for 14-year-old Stinney to lift, let alone use to inflict lethal blows. The entire case against him was fabricated, and Stinney was targeted simply because he was black.\n\nThis tragic story later inspired Stephen King to write his novel \"The Green Mile.\" It is often said that people in the past were more humane, but that is a blatant lie. People were cruel then, just as they are now. The only difference is that before, cruelty was hidden, whereas now it is exposed for everyone to see.\n\nRead More",
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"content": "Blessed lord🙏 <a href=\"https://www.minds.com/newsfeed/1739073069151948800\" target=\"_blank\">https://www.minds.com/newsfeed/1739073069151948800</a>",
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