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  • O'Brien no!

  • Faces meet leopards.

  • They already wanted to sacrifice the elderly for the economy during covid.

  • Cancer may affect her.

  • Payday coming for Eberhart and Tarpening.

  • Has a president's wage ever been garnished? Lol.

  • Well he only has a few more weeks until he's pardoned.

  • The authorities in Germany where the poster was made and distributed need to lock that shit down.

  • Yeah not so clever. Lock that shit down.

  • I thought that salute was illegal there.

  • Musk and Vivek want H1B Visas and basically tech immigrants, calling Americans lazy. The GOP and their supporters exploded because they want to deport immigrants.

  • Because in Trump's mind you can deport them after you burn through them. The shocking part would be if Trump wants to give them citizenship.

  • I think there's no way Musk isn't a racist, he just kinda hides it from public view. He thinks he can shame others to do what he wants by calling them racist (remember when he calls people pedos?), but that won't work. Certain ideologies literally have no shame.

  • Can't forget "Burn through employees, and then deport them." Use and discard.

  • It's from wikipedia so you don't have to save.

  • Let's hope this is about nuclear power. Or any green energy. Those AI centers are going burn a whole lot and we need even more power.

  • Interesting.

    Now I'm off to find how a mfing snake ever became a symbol of health.

    The Rod of Asclepius takes its name from the Greek god Asclepius, a deity associated with healing and medicinal arts in ancient Greek religion and mythology. Asclepius' attributes, the snake and the staff, sometimes depicted separately in antiquity, are combined in this symbol.[2][full citation needed]

    In honour of Asclepius, a particular type of non-venomous rat snake was often used in healing rituals, and these snakes – the Aesculapian snakes – crawled around freely on the floor in dormitories where the sick and injured slept. These snakes were introduced at the founding of each new temple of Asclepius throughout the classical world.

    The significance of the serpent has been interpreted in many ways; sometimes the shedding of skin and renewal is emphasized as symbolizing rejuvenation,[8][a] while other assessments center on the serpent as a symbol that unites and expresses the dual nature of the work of the Apothecary Physician, who deals with life and death, sickness and health.[10] The ambiguity of the serpent as a symbol, and the contradictions it is thought to represent, reflect the ambiguity of the use of drugs,[8] which can help or harm, as reflected in the meaning of the term pharmakon, which meant "drug", "medicine", and "poison" in ancient Greek.[11] However the word may become less ambiguous when "medicine" is understood as something that heals the one taking it because it poisons that which afflicts it, meaning medicine is designed to kill or drive away something and any healing happens as a result of that thing being gone, not as a direct effect of medicine. Products deriving from the bodies of snakes were known to have medicinal properties in ancient times, and in ancient Greece, at least some were aware that snake venom that might be fatal if it entered the bloodstream could often be imbibed. Snake venom appears to have been prescribed in some cases as a form of therapy.[12]

  • But but but you see b b b Biden bad because [mental gymnastics intensifies].