Xanis

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[–] Xanis 26 points 1 week ago (4 children)

The trustee is on very solid ground. He had practically unilateral authority given to him. Guess we'll see.

[–] Xanis 3 points 1 week ago

Make sure to parrot this everywhere. There is a lot of misunderstanding going on right now.

[–] Xanis 8 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago)

Given the circumstances a healthy amount of Gorilla Glue should work. As for the printer, make sure to pull their head out of their ass first.

[–] Xanis 5 points 1 week ago (2 children)

Remember, folks: You too can fight against fascism (and stupid tax cuts) through peaceful activist activities!

For instance: A printer, some glue, a telephone pole, and some slapping.

Play the game together!

[–] Xanis 3 points 1 week ago (2 children)

If I was in Trump's orbit I'd be using him as a gravity slingshot to get my own desires considered. Just throw ideas at him that I know he'd consider because I worded it in a way that he likes, or better yet led him on so he believes he had the idea first.

Basically, Trump is a showman, a frontman, not the main man. He's just bigger than life and casts a long shadow where the real demons can lay.

[–] Xanis 37 points 1 week ago

Just remember, everyone: The number one favorite strategy in the Republican playbook is...

Create a loud problem to hide the ones they don't want you to see.

Every time something happens that is meant to cause outrage ask yourself what else is going on. It's always reported on, just have to look.

[–] Xanis 18 points 1 week ago

You're hellbent on being willfully blind. Most of us ONLY talk about factual reports and investigations when we talk about someone. Stop hiding in your shell and being afraid of alienating your social circles with viewpoints they probably won't agree with.

Wake up.

[–] Xanis 48 points 1 week ago (7 children)

No. This is a test. Just like Gaetz was. They're seeing where the lines are right now.

[–] Xanis -2 points 1 week ago (1 children)

According to science we have passed a stage in global climate change, we have not passed THE stage. Unless my information is wrong. We can still turn things back towards good, we just may not be able to reverse the damage we will have already started.

Barring some new technology, of course. What we can do now is wholly dictated by our current understanding. I feel it is important to remember that this understanding may change.

[–] Xanis 8 points 1 week ago

They really don't.

[–] Xanis 15 points 1 week ago

They're testing new lines. Put your Reps on speed dial, folks, we're all gonna have to put on our Type A hats for at least two years.

[–] Xanis 9 points 1 week ago

I managed to catch myself good old Periodontal Disease. This freaked me out. My anxiety and ADHD shook hands and many of you can imagine what happened.

A couple days and who knows how many hours later I emerged like a butterfly from my self-imposed isolation with new knowledge. In short, yes, the amount of fluoride in water processed in various districts across the U.S. is tiny. The amount used does vary. Some studies have concluded that excess fluoride can have an effect on brain activity. However, they have been inconclusive in drawing actual parallels between any form of neurological functioning - though I can't remember if I've read that particular study.

Anyway, remember who is yelling about this. As with many issues brought up like this it's more about standing on a hill and shouting rather than any real significant problem. A platform to be seen and heard.

Btw, I completely halted my Periodontal and even reversed some of the lesser effects it had. Sometimes that adhd rabbit hole comes in handy.

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