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>>148355
This is a post which is begging to start actual discussion of current national policies
That makes it a bad post
You should feel bad.

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>>148320
You mean lumber mills

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Do people celebrate easter in your country?

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>>147951
Moot KNEELS to BSC

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Glory to the party

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Dead general

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how many people do you know who have died after taking the covid vaccine?

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Threadly reminder that Trans Rights are valid rights.

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Gotta bunch of people that got animosity towards black guys cause their dicks are bigger than them. These are guys that are jealous, cause they don't carry, they don't possess, BBC. They don't possess that GOD GENE that's involved in these black men out here.

Keep getting jealous while your wife asks for CUCK-HOLDS. While your girlfriends ask for CUCK-HOLDS and WISH that they could get FUCKED by these African warriors with these huge BBCs that could pipe them down to the point where they could FEEL each and every last spectacle of their pussies getting VIBRATED and THRUSTED until the orgasm just SPEWS out. Keep saying NIGGER, keep saying BLACK.

Come on you CUCK-HOLDS! You love it! You love this shit! I’ll be that monkey. I’ll be that monkey. Yup, with a BBC. Enjoy it. Have your woman take this dick. She’s imagining a HUGE Black Cock. Why do you think your bitches get huge dildos!?

You guys don’t possess the BBC gene. That’s why you’re upset. No BBC equals anger. You’re upset, you’re mad at these African Cocks. These Rhino Dicks. That’s why you guys like saying nigger so much. I get it.

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Receny revisited r/FemBoys and i was blown away by how little the sub has gone down. It must be either unmoderated or the mods dont care, becuase contrary to the name of the subreddit it has almost no actual cisgender men. 70% of the content there is transgender women. There is a seperate porn subbreddit for transgender women. When i go to a subreddit for fememine men, I expect feminene men, not women. In fact I find it ridiculous that this is allowed under reddit rules, as the implication that trans women are simply femenine men feels really transphobic.

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yo so drake got the 15 pro or the pro max, so thats either [link-ommited] inches or [link-ommited] inches. if you assume that hes holding it from the 1/3rd point of his piece, then he's hitting !bbc range, but if its a 15 pro not max, then he's hitting BBCJR range. Anyone know what phone it is?

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Technology and media further amplify the importance of “happened” in contemporary society. News outlets constantly report on breaking developments, framing headlines around recent occurrences: “X Happened Today.” Social media platforms perpetuate this cycle by encouraging users to share snapshots of their lives, chronicling what transpired during any given hour. Memes, tweets, and status updates serve as digital markers of modern experience, ensuring that nothing fades into obscurity before being documented and disseminated globally. While this phenomenon fosters connectivity, it also raises questions about authenticity and permanence, challenging traditional understandings of memory and legacy.

Despite its widespread usage, the word “happened” occasionally faces criticism for oversimplification. Critics argue that reducing complex phenomena to mere happenings strips away nuance and depth, glossing over intricate details that deserve closer scrutiny. After all, wars don’t simply “happen”—they arise from years of political maneuvering, socioeconomic disparities, and ideological clashes. Likewise, relationships don’t abruptly end because something “happened”; rather, underlying issues accumulate until resolution feels impossible. Recognizing these limitations encourages us to approach the word thoughtfully, balancing brevity with thoroughness whenever possible.

Ultimately, the word “happened” occupies a unique position in our linguistic repertoire, bridging the gap between past and present, simplicity and complexity, certainty and ambiguity. Its adaptability ensures relevance across contexts, from scientific inquiry to artistic endeavor. Yet, beneath its unassuming facade lies a wealth of implications waiting to be explored. So, the next time you find yourself uttering or hearing the phrase, take a moment to reflect on its significance. What exactly *did* happen? And why does it matter? Through such contemplation, we deepen our appreciation for both language and life itself.

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