Political memes, Posters, Funny Pics, Etc.

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Look at your twitter hero dressed all up in a suit and tie pretending to be something.

[Caribbean Hen]

Look at your twitter hero dressed all up in a suit and tie pretending to be something.

are you talking to me?

[UNI88]

Look at your twitter hero dressed all up in a suit and tie pretending to be something.

are you talking to me?

I'm demonstrating that your "twitter hero" schtick can be used against both sides.

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Explain this one and how it’s funny or a gotcha.

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Explain this one and how it’s funny or a gotcha.

I‘m sorry you can’t figure it out.

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[kalm]

Explain this one and how it’s funny or a gotcha.

I‘m sorry you can’t figure it out.

You can’t explain it can you?

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I‘m sorry you can’t figure it out.

You can’t explain it can you?

Why are you so triggered by everything Elon Musk?

Nevermind

He’s a Trillionaire!!!

The world needs people like Elon

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You can’t explain it can you?

Why are you so triggered by everything Elon Musk?

Nevermind

He’s a Trillionaire!!!

The world needs people like Elon

Because people think the world needs people like Elon. That becoming a trillionaire, building monuments to the emperor, wars of choice, etc are more honorable than alleviating suffering. That individual wealth is more sacred than human life. That is a tell tale sign of a sick culture driven by nothing other than greed and power, of which you fully support. It’s quite gross to be honest.

The Trump administration’s decision to shut down the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) has resulted in hundreds of thousands of deaths from infectious diseases and malnutrition, according to Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health’s Atul Gawande.

Gawande—a surgeon, author, and distinguished professor in residence at Ariadne Labs, which he co-founded—served in the Biden administration as the assistant administrator for global health at USAID. He wrote a Nov. 5 article in the New Yorker about the devastating impact of the loss of USAID funds around the world. He was also featured in an accompanying short documentary called “Rovina’s Choice,” which he co-executive produced, that told the story of how one mother living in a Kenyan refugee camp tried to save her severely malnourished daughter after U.S. support dried up.
In the article, Gawande cited an analysis in The Lancet that estimated that USAID assistance—aimed at combatting diseases such as HIV, tuberculosis, malaria, and polio, reducing maternal and child deaths, and fighting malnutrition—had saved 92 million lives over two decades.

The dismantling of USAID, according to models from Boston University epidemiologist Brooke Nichols, “has already caused the deaths of six hundred thousand people, two-thirds of them children,” Gawande wrote. He noted that the toll will continue to grow and may go unseen because it can take months or years for people to die from lack of treatments or vaccine-preventable illnesses—and because deaths are scattered.

https://hsph.harvard.edu/news/usaid-shu ... of-deaths/

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I‘m sorry you can’t figure it out.

You can’t explain it can you?

US Citizen born in Africa makes him an African American.

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You can’t explain it can you?

Why are you so triggered by everything Elon Musk?

Nevermind

He’s a Trillionaire!!!

The world needs people like Elon

Yep. Greatest entrepreneur of our lifetimes. Maybe createst ever in US history.
-Tesla
-Space X
-Starlink
-Neuralink
-The Boring Company
-Grok
Etc, etc, etc.