Marching Potatoes @SpudMarch

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Marching Potatoes @SpudMarch

a day ago

@laralogan Who is "they" no one but Trump has diesel prices through the roof.

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@Sarah_VT_ The world's dumbest business owners? "We don't pay our our staff to smile at you(or almost at all so if you can't afford to tip them like we can't afford to pay them then you shouldn't dine here like we shouldn't be in business)

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a week ago

@EricaRN4USA There is /so/ much more to it than that.

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a week ago

@askslapt @GuntherEagleman It's why old factories had these sawtooth shaped roofs.

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a week ago

@askslapt @GuntherEagleman The daylight hours are shorter on both ends of the day. It gets light later in the morning and gets dark earlier in the evening during the cooler months, so they'd get to work just as getting bright and work until it was too dark to see anymore, before heading home.

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a week ago

@TimHorror @Trap_12G @GuntherEagleman What? Are you stupid? Adults can't walk home in the dark because it's scawy and dangerous, but kids can walk to school in the dark because it will make them tough?

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a week ago

@GCapuanogi30064 @GuntherEagleman if your city is too dangerous move to a republican-run shithole.

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a week ago

@askslapt @GuntherEagleman DST was created back before factories had electric lighting, so factories could have an extra hour of daylight coming through the windows so workers could continue working during months with shorter daylight hours.

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a week ago

@GuntherEagleman It's literally a non-issue for most people.

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a week ago

@GuntherEagleman You guys whine about the most inane things, not everyone even gets off work before it gets dark no matter if it's DST or not. DST was created back before factories had electric lighting so factories could have an extra hour of daylight during months with shorter daylight hours.

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a week ago

@Abigailqim Bullshit those aren't kindergarteners, those are infants, toddlers at best.

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a week ago

@Milajoy And you believe it?

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a week ago

@WhiteHouse Oh, so he's finally leaving office?

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a week ago

@DamianRanger1 @WhiteHouse No one has ever fought us like Trump

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a week ago

@MtkaMoose @sahilkapur It's not settled law that he was illegally appointed in the first place

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2 weeks ago

@MtkaMoose @sahilkapur Up until the point that Cannon wrote her opinion, nothing he did was considered illegal, and he was fully within his right to do his job, he did nothing to be charged or arrested for. Which is why he hasn't, why he won't, and why this congressional hearing was a sham.

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2 weeks ago

@MtkaMoose @sahilkapur ...he was doing his job legally before Cannon opined that it was illegal delaying it for long enough for idiots to vote that buffoon back into office, thus nullifying the case altogether.

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2 weeks ago

@MtkaMoose @sahilkapur He could in fact file the case, judge Cannon's opinion came after the fact as a direct measure to save Trump's ass. None of this makes him "An illegal prosecutor who ignores the law, his investigation and everything found in it was done before Cannon's opinion...

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2 weeks ago

@MtkaMoose @sahilkapur 1. That's still just an opinion and is still unsettled and not some as concrete as law. Since the case was dismissed by Jack Smith After Trump won since he could no longer prosecute him when he became president, the appeals court never ruled on it. 2. That's still not a crime