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Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:



Cheer on, Pom Girl. You're far too fat to be anybody's Cheerleader. Even the Establishment wouldn't try to grease the monstrous cacti you call legs into a cheerleader skirt.

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Originally posted by WISHIMAY:
I'm too fat and ugly to be a cheerleader. Men would literally vomit if they saw me in a cheerleader outfit.

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Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
I do work, hun. Ya see, when you're not doped up on happy pills and you're able to get out of a chair without having a heart attack, you don't sleep more than half the day away.

There's actually a ton of time in a day when your fat ass isn't glued to a chair, shoveling down empty calories and binge watching Netflix 24/7.

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Originally posted by WISHIMAY:
Now he's jealous of people that have NETFLIX.

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Yup. I'm super jealous of people having paid access to stuff I wouldn't watch and you don't actually have to pay for if you ever do want to watch it.


Good thing you have healthcare, Nilly.

You're sure as hell going to need it.


Hope they've got the crane ready to get you out of the house when that inevitable 911 call comes, Mama Grape.




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A government is a body of people usually, notably, governed by Mark Zuckerborg and Slack Dorsey.

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Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:



Hope they've got the crane ready to get you out of the house when that inevitable 911 call comes, Mama Grape.

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Originally posted by JAYNEZTOWN:
Desiree Fixler, Veteran banker & ex-ESG insider, Free Enterprise & Free Speech Activist
https://x.com/desireefixler/status/1994762949949280693


I helped build the WEF’s “Great Reset.” Here’s what it really is — from the inside.

The WEF sold the “Great Reset” as “build back better” — climate action, ESG, inclusion, and PPP.

In practice, it shifted power away from voters to NGOs, corporate elites, and unelected technocrats.

Policy was relabeled “science” to silence debate.

Markets were warped by ESG scores, carbon taxes, and paper-pushing regulation.

Corporations were turned into enforcers of ideology.

As Nicole Shanahan reveals, communities weren’t uplifted — wealth and power were pushed upward.

We got higher energy bills, debased money, an affordability crisis, fewer jobs, and creeping control over how we live and speak.

I questioned it. Then I walked away. And I’ve been speaking out ever since. (at) NicoleShanahan

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