Miranda 🍁
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At the intersection of adult education, democracy, and the digital.
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Living this and it suuuccckkkksss.
December 9, 2025 at 2:10 AM
Living this and it suuuccckkkksss.
@canadiangreens.bsky.social why haven't you reposted any of this??
December 5, 2025 at 4:09 PM
@canadiangreens.bsky.social why haven't you reposted any of this??
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I can understand a journalist (JB) interviewing their community (Jewish) - that's not unusual. But, as was rightly pointed out, this is why you should get independent feedback. Especially knowing it could be controversial.
Or maybe this was the PR plan all along?
I can understand a journalist (JB) interviewing their community (Jewish) - that's not unusual. But, as was rightly pointed out, this is why you should get independent feedback. Especially knowing it could be controversial.
Or maybe this was the PR plan all along?
December 5, 2025 at 3:48 AM
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I can understand a journalist (JB) interviewing their community (Jewish) - that's not unusual. But, as was rightly pointed out, this is why you should get independent feedback. Especially knowing it could be controversial.
Or maybe this was the PR plan all along?
I can understand a journalist (JB) interviewing their community (Jewish) - that's not unusual. But, as was rightly pointed out, this is why you should get independent feedback. Especially knowing it could be controversial.
Or maybe this was the PR plan all along?
A friend of mine thought of it more like a pipeline of zombies than a pipe shaped zombie
November 28, 2025 at 11:11 PM
A friend of mine thought of it more like a pipeline of zombies than a pipe shaped zombie
Reposted by Miranda 🍁
The Liberal team successfully fought off their right flank and attracted purple voters.
If they don't evolve and adapt to ALL Canadians' concerns, not just the trade-exposed ones (mostly boys), they will lose some peach/salmon coloured voter (mostly girls) in the next electoral test.
If they don't evolve and adapt to ALL Canadians' concerns, not just the trade-exposed ones (mostly boys), they will lose some peach/salmon coloured voter (mostly girls) in the next electoral test.
November 25, 2025 at 5:35 PM
The Liberal team successfully fought off their right flank and attracted purple voters.
If they don't evolve and adapt to ALL Canadians' concerns, not just the trade-exposed ones (mostly boys), they will lose some peach/salmon coloured voter (mostly girls) in the next electoral test.
If they don't evolve and adapt to ALL Canadians' concerns, not just the trade-exposed ones (mostly boys), they will lose some peach/salmon coloured voter (mostly girls) in the next electoral test.
This was my thought, too.
Stories of creation aren't limited to Christian beliefs. So, within a World Religion or Cultural Studies class it could be appropriate.
Context matters. (And is perhaps why 18% are "undecided"...)
Stories of creation aren't limited to Christian beliefs. So, within a World Religion or Cultural Studies class it could be appropriate.
Context matters. (And is perhaps why 18% are "undecided"...)
November 20, 2025 at 5:33 PM
This was my thought, too.
Stories of creation aren't limited to Christian beliefs. So, within a World Religion or Cultural Studies class it could be appropriate.
Context matters. (And is perhaps why 18% are "undecided"...)
Stories of creation aren't limited to Christian beliefs. So, within a World Religion or Cultural Studies class it could be appropriate.
Context matters. (And is perhaps why 18% are "undecided"...)