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Abdul El Sayed did MORE than disavow the Muslim Brotherhood, he vowed to honor and defend our U.S. Constitution.
Which the Republican evangelical Christian paid operative REFUSED to do.
Abdul is more patriotic than the Republican traitor.
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I encourage all Ohioans to read this and think about development in Ohio.
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if this was the situation at 11 pm on election night i'd be getting pregnant and promising to name my firstborn abdul angela nixon valdez chevalier
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when the heater kicks on for the first time in months and it smells like straight up fahrenheit
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why are you only giving ne ohio wendy's when corporate headquarters and most flagship stores are in columbus
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MapQuest now shows you Flock and other license plate reader cameras on your route
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MapQuest, the original software to find your way from point A to point B, is taking on the surveillance state.
The free mapping service unveiled a new feature in its mobile app on Thursday that lets users turn on a "surveillance layer" to locate known automated license plate readers, or ALPRs, along their route.
MapQuest says the app can identify cameras developed by Flock Safety, Axon Enterprise, Motorola Solutions, and PlateSmart, among others.
"The Roads Have Eyes!" the company said in its BlueSky post announcing the new feature.
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You don’t have to pay property taxes! But then you can no longer call the fire department or police, use public roads, receive mail, use city water and sewer lines, and your grandkids can’t attend school.
Boomers really are the fucking worst.
“I’m old. I’ve paid my home off,” said Ray Warner, a 72-year-old Akron resident. “Why would I pay property tax?”
Across the country, homeowners are asking the same question and revolting against property taxes at a scale not seen in a half century.
politico.com/news/magazine/2…
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Kirasını ödeyemeyen nesiller yarattınız. Evlerinizi yakmak istemelerine şaşırıyorsunuz.
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He’s feeding the cats! He’s feeding the dogs!
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The “Tommy” show in the viral video from Abdul El-Sayed is a former staffer for Sen. Josh Hawley and the son of a GOP strategist.
thehandbasket.co/p/tommy-tee…
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People need to understand one thing when it comes to the student protests: when you protest peacefully for over 4 months and the government not only doesn’t acknowledge that but also mocks you there is no other choice but to use violence. It isn’t pretty but it is very necessary.
this happens in literally every market, plasma centers and grocery stores and hotels
Long list of brands bought to protect the core of the buyer's portfolio, then starved or shelved:
- Honest Tea, Odwalla, Zico: all bought by Coke, all discontinued. Zico's founder bought it back.
- Bai: Dr Pepper paid $1.7bn, wrote most of it down.
- Bodyarmor: Coke paid $5.6bn, took a $760m impairment three years later.
- Rockstar: Pepsi paid $3.85bn, has lost share every year since.
- Freshly: Nestlé paid $1.5bn, shut it within three years.
- Dollar Shave Club: Unilever paid $1bn, sold it for a fraction seven years later.
- Bonobos: Walmart paid $310m, sold for $75m.
- Ballast Point: Constellation paid $1bn, sold for pocket change four years on.
- Snapple: Quaker paid $1.7bn in 1994, sold for $300m in 1997. The original.
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Dude Sony messed up so fucking hard LMAOOOOO
