CrusaderFrank
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Depopulation by Pfizer
Bioterrorism is a crime against humanity and tried at The Hague
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Safe and effective!
Depopulation by Pfizer
Bioterrorism is a crime against humanity and tried at The Hague
Culture rotMultiple reasons for the drop in birthrate. You can point at your favorite boogeyman, but it's clearly not good for the country's future.
The Left was told women that marriage and children is Right Wing oppression.
Safe and effective!
Depopulation by Pfizer
Bioterrorism is a crime against humanity and tried at The Hague
Safe and effective!
Depopulation by Pfizer
Bioterrorism is a crime against humanity and tried at The Hague
The uhh..overlords want the locals to resist so they can crush down with a total fascist surveillance state.The Muslims are colonizing Europe
In another generation America will be a third world countryUS Population 1970.....203,392,031
US Population 2025.....343,603,404
IMHO we could use a break.![]()
I know my phone listens to me. Facebook flooded my feed with posts about country music and all of the reels were related to acts that I saw while in the Country Music Hall of Fame two weeks ago. These were specific discussions my daughter and had while walking through the place, looking at the displays.The uhh..overlords want the locals to resist so they can crush down with a total fascist surveillance state.
Real ID is along those lines, too, as is everything "smart".
I'd bet my phone and air conditioner are listening to me right now.
In another generation America will be a third world country
God said be fruitful and multiply.US Population 1970.....203,392,031
US Population 2025.....343,603,404
IMHO we could use a break.![]()
iPhone or Android?I know my phone listens to me. Facebook flooded my feed with posts about country music and all of the reels were related to acts that I saw while in the Country Music Hall of Fame two weeks ago. These were specific discussions my daughter and had while walking through the place, looking at the displays.
The most bizarre example was a reel with a clip from the Andy Griffith TV show that had the old hillbilly family band called the Darlings in it. The group in the show is an actual band called the Dillards consisting of 4 brothers. Denver Pyle played the old man/father figure. I had specifically pointed out a display they have in the Hall of Fame to my daughter, and they were playing a clip of them on the show at the museum, and it was in the same one in the reel on Facebook two days later! What are the odds?
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Why single men aren’t approaching women in person anymore: ‘I’m so sick of this’
“A man better pay attention to me tonight.”nypost.com
In today’s digital dating world, where single people would often rather meet a potential suitor online, one of the main complaints — particularly from women — is that people rarely approach someone they’re interested in in person anymore.
A North Carolina model, who said she hasn’t been on a date in almost a year, blames her good looks for intimidating men and preventing them from striking up a conversation with her.
“It’s difficult being this hot,” the single woman told Jam Press. “Men think I’m too beautiful to date or worry that I’ll turn them down.”
Other women — as explained in this Reddit thread — blame men for not knowing how to appropriately approach women out in the wild.
“…I think they [men] can approach women for non sexual conversation … Somehow these fools refuse to recognize that we are humans, with whole lives, that we could talk about without going straight to how ‘insert body part’ is attractive. If they can’t have a respectful conversation, then please don’t approach.”
Another opinionated comment in the same thread said, “The men who care about not making women uncomfortable don’t talk to us anymore because they think hello is enough to upset us. The men who don’t care if we’re uncomfortable don’t care, they still approach. The wrong men stopped talking to us.”
“The media has manipulated everyone into perceiving a man approaching a woman in public as taboo,” another person wrote, trying to explain why men are no longer going up to women in public to buy them a drink or get their name.
“They’re cowards,” quipped someone else, clearly blaming men.
“They would just call us creeps,” read another tweet in response.