Sandhu
@sandhu
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Central Illinois
My toots are moot, just like my vote.
🎵🎼Woofer tè Yamla tè kadè J. Cole🎶🎵
Scott Williams 🐧I suggest avoiding Open Storehouse. In my quest to try to move off Amazon, I made an order from them. They drop shipped only half of my order from Amazon with a gift receipt and refused to fulfill or refund the rest of it that came missing. Epitome of a grift:
Browsing multiple feeds with @tapestry ”Mini” is the bee’s knees. You can quickly see the overview and engage if you have the time. Good job @Iconfactory
John KennedyWhen an article says "some scientists think" then remember this: I, a scientist, once thought I could fit a whole orange in my mouth. I could, it turns out, get it in there, but I hadn't given sufficient thought to the reverse operation. 🧵
Andrea Junker 
By the way, if your church tells you to praise Jesus because a serial rapist was elected, find a new church.
Marco ArmentIn perfect unison.
Does anyone still think their buddy Tim Cook is any better than the rest of them?
Fuck them all.
Sean Eric Fagan@marcoarment There have been multiple signs over the years that Cook approves of the fascist, to the point I would not be surprised if he's voted for him 3 times.
Ppl saying versions of “do/will not obey.” Easy to say on social media. Have you ever been tested? I think it’s safe to say ~90% of people with anything worth losing (loved ones, wealth) fold when facing real consequences. Until u have faced the full power of governmental authority, u don’t know nothing Jon snow
Dave Spector
Ali VelshiThe #COVID pandemic was a leadership qualification test for President Donald Trump. He failed. And thousands of Americans died. If you have any doubt about how Trump would handle another crisis, believe him the first time. #Velshi
Believe him the first time: The pandemic proves Trump can’t handle a crisis
The coronavirus pandemic was a leadership qualification test for President Donald Trump and he failed. Thousands of Americans died. If you have any doubt about how Trump would handle another crisis, Ali Velshi argues you should just believe him the first time.