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Also I hate this idea that everyone has to be "ambitious." Why can't you just work a good, honest job that provides for your basic needs and enjoy your life? That used to be the American dream and it's been destroyed so billionaires can hoard more wealth
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2026 Draymond is one of the biggest parasites ever this is a useless basketball player
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Last week the voters sent a loud and clear message: we cannot return to business as usual in Washington.
We need to meet the moment with a bold agenda to deliver for working people.
That is why I am running for Senate Majority Leader.
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FDR was very explicit when creating the minimum wage that it should be a livable wage.
This idea that minimum wage jobs are starter jobs is corporate propaganda used to defend paying people substandard wages.
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The world is 700% richer than in 1970 but the average person is only 8% richer.
Because the richest 0.01% are 4000% richer.
We are all being robbed every second of every day, and it doesn't matter how much profit or growth there is,It will never reach you
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I am begging teams to just run a play in short yardage. A regular ass play. All your short yardage calls are garbage.
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There have only been two games this season in which a quarterback has completed at least six passes of 20+ air yards. They're both Jordan Love.
Week 5 vs the Bears
Week 9 (today) vs the Patriots
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Nikola Jokic's full answer on how the NBA officiates big men and why he thinks post play is dying 🗣️
“In today’s NBA, I think there is no size advantage. I think the defender in the low post, the officials are allowing them to do much more: be much more physical, much more pushing, much more grabbing, than if you’re playing outside.
"I think that’s why more players are not willing to play in the low post anymore. Just because you’re going to get a foul, and it’s never going to get called."
Nikola Jokic believes in the next 5-10 years, post play will be eradicated from the NBA.
"In today’s NBA, I think there is no size advantage."
“I think the defender in the low post, the officials are allowing them to do much more."
✍️ @BrendanVogt
🔗 thednvr.com/nuggets/there-is…
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So being anti billionaires, anti war, anti AIPAC and anti data centers is now the moderate position. Welcome to the big tent.
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Democrats did not sound like this before Bernie Sanders ran for president and anyone pretending otherwise is obviously full of shit
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Blake Griffin says youth sports generates $40 billion in annual revenue, more than the NFL, by selling dreams to families whose kids most likely will never go pro
“The youth sports industry generates $40 billion dollars in annual revenue.”
“Forty billion dollars is almost twice the revenue of the NFL. So, just think about that. Youth sports is generating more money than the pros off of kids that most likely will never go pro.”
“But for parents, there’s nowhere else to go because private equity firms are buying up all the places kids play.”
Blake Griffin says youth basketball has changed for the worse after paying $140 just to watch his own son play, more than some NBA games
“I was at my son’s basketball tournament this past weekend, and I paid $80 for a wristband to watch my own kid play, and $60 to park for the weekend.”
“That’s on top of everything else.”
“You can see NBA games for that much, sometimes less.”
“And I realized as I was watching my son play, or actually as I was watching parents berate a poor referee, that something has changed from when I was a kid, and I don’t think it’s for the better.”
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Blake Griffin says youth basketball has changed for the worse after paying $140 just to watch his own son play, more than some NBA games
“I was at my son’s basketball tournament this past weekend, and I paid $80 for a wristband to watch my own kid play, and $60 to park for the weekend.”
“That’s on top of everything else.”
“You can see NBA games for that much, sometimes less.”
“And I realized as I was watching my son play, or actually as I was watching parents berate a poor referee, that something has changed from when I was a kid, and I don’t think it’s for the better.”
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I cant stress that I never once heard anything about unity at any door I knocked in the multiple swing districts I canvassed in and all of which turned blue.
Tonight, the American people sent a clear message — they want a politics that brings people together rather than divides them, and leaders who offer concrete solutions to the challenges they face.
These results were only possible because outstanding candidates stepped forward in every region of the country — including in areas once considered long shots. They came from different backgrounds and represented a range of political perspectives, but were united by shared values, a belief in public service, and a commitment to putting the people of their districts and states first.
We also owe a debt of gratitude to the thousands of election officials and volunteers from both parties who helped ensure a smooth election and carried out one of the most essential functions of our democracy.
While this administration has another two years in office, our job now is to roll up our sleeves, make changes wherever we have the power to do so, prevent further damage, and lay the groundwork for the future.
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The biggest mistake Dems can make in the next two years is deluding themselves into believing that this was an embrace of the party, and not a rejection of Trump and MAGA governance. Voters are screaming at you the point by point list of what they want.
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A lot of people on here are saying “Republicans shouldn’t have crashed the economy and started an unnecessary war in the Middle East.”
Should the bird not fly south in the winter? Should the wolf not leave the pack to seek its mate?
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I need people understand that understaffing isn't a bug of where you work, or your manager being a dick, but a feature of a system constantly trying to minimize its biggest cost (labor). Every place I've ever worked it's presented as a perpetually temporary problem. It isn't.
