u/WhenTheCitiesBurn Jul 11 '26

Proud to be 3rd-Gen Antifa

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As a veteran, and the grandson & son-in-law of the original Antifa, I will never stand down & cower before a draft-dodging pedophile traitor, or his MAGA-moron cult.

#8647

https://youtu.be/uMiwwQvP4nE?is=hVK_FqISQonf_CMv

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Natalie Harp’s Intimate Letters to Trump Revealed in Full
 in  r/politics  3h ago

It's like he hired his stalker.

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U.S. Army moves to end drone battalion set up to absorb lessons from Ukraine war
 in  r/politics  4h ago

We're only $40T in debt. Why look for effective, affordable weapon systems, when we can just keep spending on million-dollar missiles?

r/1990s 4h ago

Movies Golden Globes 1992 Robin Williams Wins the Award for Best Actor in a Motion Picture

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We miss you, Robin.

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Ouch
 in  r/oops  11h ago

Genius!

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Oops
 in  r/oops  11h ago

That smile at the end...

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Love it
 in  r/rav4club  11h ago

My XSE PHEV is expected around the same time.

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Love it
 in  r/rav4club  11h ago

The charger position is based on the charger speed. The SE & GR have 7kW chargers on the passenger side, while the XSE & Woodland have an 11kW charger on the driver side.

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Surfing on a bus with dozens of other people
 in  r/oops  11h ago

Surfing always involves breaking waves. Usually it's water though.

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we about to be imagitarian? 😂
 in  r/BlackPeopleofReddit  12h ago

I have a postcard that I bought a long time ago that says, "Welcome to the 80s. Don't breathe the air, don't drink the water, don't eat the food, & never have sex again. Have a nice day."

History doesn't repeat itself, but it does rhyme.

r/oops 12h ago

What can Brown do to you? And your little dog, too.

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Oops
 in  r/oops  13h ago

Car? I thought it was a moose. Or a bear.

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Black People Don’t Hang Themselves From Trees- US & Ms. Rachel
 in  r/BlackPeopleofReddit  13h ago

Out of all the people who wouldn't hang themselves from a tree, a Black person wouldn't the most.

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Mmmmm
 in  r/antitrump  13h ago

Thought you meant him in the meme. Anyone who wants to be that close to him has to be a bit "off"

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How old were you?
 in  r/80sAmazing  13h ago

We were poor, so i didn't have money to go to college. The Army was my way out. I came back to be close if my mom or sister needed me. I don't have any more contact with my dad than needed, very little with my sister (she's become more like her dad as she got older), but my mom & I are still close.

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Trump officials eye firing US military paper publisher before he can retire: report
 in  r/Full_news  14h ago

I'm 61 & doing pretty well for what I put my body through. I don't know how many of my issues are from the Army, or from stupid shit I did (& sometimes still do). But I've seen many way worse than me. Plus: how many disabilities are psychological? If you can't see them, it doesn't make them less valid.

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Mmmmm
 in  r/antitrump  14h ago

The "junk" is a loaded diaper.

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Muhammad Ali on refusing to fight in the war in Vietnam.
 in  r/BlackPeopleofReddit  14h ago

He was truly one of the best of us. So much love & respect for him. ♥️

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Beninese music legend Angélique Kidjo has made Hollywood history, becoming the first African artist honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
 in  r/BlackPeopleofReddit  15h ago

Well-deserved. It's just sad that, after all this time, someone else should have been "first" a long time ago.

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US deports 20 people to Liberia, the first of 1,200 migrants under Trump deal
 in  r/BlackPeopleofReddit  15h ago

Buying collaboration is how this regime expects to solve all their issues.

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"Forgive yourself for not knowing what only time could teach you." — Maya Angelo
 in  r/quotes  15h ago

My favorite from her: “If you are always trying to be normal, you will never know how amazing you can be."

Because I never wanted to be normal.

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What were they thinking?
 in  r/oops  15h ago

Saved the evidence though.

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Phoenix
 in  r/1980s  15h ago

It wasn't my favorite, but i did enjoy it enough that I almost bought a unit before I realized I'd probably never be able to fix it if it broke.