This article doesn't "explore" anything...
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They had made it into a meaningless buzzword well before that.
Alcohol is highly regulated, fyi
Who said anything about this being fascist?
That thread was toxic AF. OP needed mental health care
Tulsi Gabbard is part of the Science of Identity cult. She was literally raised in this cult and is Chris Butler's heir apparent. They're viciously anti-gay and she lied to the voters to be elected in Hawaii as a Democrat.
Q-Anon Anonymous did a great episode about this
It should be noted that having 3 Atlantic hurricanes at this point in the season is far from unprecedented. There's plenty to discuss about how climate change is affecting hurricane development without this sensationalized headline
The harassment lawsuit alleges "aggravated cyber-harassment" against Khelif, according to a statement from the boxer's lawyer, Nabil Boudi, who was quoted by The Associated Press. Variety reported that the complaint was filed against X, which means under French law that it was filed against unknown persons. Investigators at the Paris prosecutor's office will determine who could be at fault in Khelif's complaint.
If she ends up being found liable in an EU country, I bet she won't be able to travel to any EU country without facing that liability. X is an international platform, and she's broadcasting her words internationally, so yes, she can be held accountable in countries where this carries civil or criminal liability.
Zoomers are fine, just making fun of the concept of young people thinking Windows 3.1 couldn't connect to the internet. America Online, bitch. A/S/L? Also Zi could type my friend's phone # into Doom and it'd call his modem and we could play each other
Pshhh "zoomers" amiright?!
+1. There are homeless shelters all over the US in every state, with varying services and capacity. Los Angeles is one of the worst cities for homeless services due to the weather keeping so many people there, it's a much easier place for people to live outside year-round than Michigan or Texas, for example.
There are self-sustaining wild populations of capybaras in Florida now, is my understanding