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Youngblood Priest retweeted
I want to live in a country where corporations can’t buy our politicians.
NEW: Palantir just got EXPOSED for donating millions to Trump's ballroom.
Under Trump, the company has received up to $11B in DOD contracts.
Youngblood Priest retweeted
We're all born left wing.
Ask any kid if homeless people should be fed and housed, if everyone deserves healthcare, if bombing families is wrong, if racism is bad, if air and water should be clean, if trees and nature are good...
Youngblood Priest retweeted
In 2008 only one college football team finished the season undefeated, 13-0. They beat 4 teams that finished ranked, including two top 10 teams.
But that team didn’t even get a chance to play for the championship.
But now the regular season doesn’t matter?
Youngblood Priest retweeted
I learned about the Holocaust and I was like, that's bad. Then I learned about the Civil Rights Movement and I was like, that's good.
Youngblood Priest retweeted
y’all was making AI pictures of yourselves as studio ghibi characters now we sweating at pumpkin patches
Youngblood Priest retweeted
Let’s all remember the sage wisdom of Omar El-Akkad- “One day, when it's safe, when there's no personal downside to calling a thing what it is, when it's too late to hold anyone accountable, everyone will have always been against this.”
Kamala Harris says her and Biden’s administration should have acted “sooner and more forcefully” regarding Israel’s attack on Gaza — and that the Trump administration “offers Netanyahu a blank check”:
“America has at times fallen short on [moral obligation to human rights and international law]. Most recently, the failure to use our leverage to curtail the Israeli government's horrific conduct in the war in Gaza, both under the current administration, which offers Netanyahu a blank check, and our administration before, where we should have acted sooner and more forcefully.”
Youngblood Priest retweeted
Meaningless regular season
Meaningless bowl games
Rankings rigged for ratings
Nationwide conferences
5 schools in 5 years
Unlimited eligibility
Money over loyalty
Sellout to sponsorship deals
Constant gambling promotion
The game is gone
Youngblood Priest retweeted
Yep, and GTA IV was a game about a traumatized immigrant who turns to crime when he finds out the American dream is bs. GTA V is a game about corrupt federal agencies and the unchecked power of billionaires. People don’t even pay attention to the things they play and it’s sad.
Youngblood Priest retweeted
MAGA men beating a woman publicly to protect a pedophile is quite an accurate microcosm for America 2026
Every time you think the MAGA cult can't get any more disgusting, they find new ways to surprise you.
A woman wearing a "RELEASE THE EPSTEIN FILES" shirt at the rally was violently beaten by several men.
The woman was then thrown out of the event, after which Trump berated her about her weight and referred to her as a man. Nobody was arrested, and the guys who beat her were cheered on.
MAGA is just a bunch of pedophile supporters who have no problem beating up women.
Youngblood Priest retweeted
The playcaller for a bottom 3 offense in the league is favored to win coach of the year because he has one of the greatest defensive minds the sport has ever seen and an elite special teams coach. Laughable how these awards get voted on
Youngblood Priest retweeted
I was talking to one of my best friends and I was telling him that as someone in public relations I have never seen anything like the PR campaign that Josh Allen has in the NFL.
No one is doubting that he’s a great quarterback, but it’s the fact that the mainstream sports media refuses to criticize or acknowledge any of his mistakes. Additionally, anything he does on the football field is the greatest thing anybody has ever done according to them. Josh Allen is also the same player who has thrown interceptions and fumbled the ball in the biggest games of his career, ultimately costing his team the win.
I want to appreciate Josh Allen, but it’s hard to appreciate Josh Allen when Josh Allen fans, Bills fans, and the mainstream sports media are the biggest cheerleaders for him and act like his failures never happen.
