Tammy
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Back in 2017, when Trump was inaugurated, Snoop had a lot to say about Black artists performing. He called them Uncle Toms. Now, in 2025, Snoop has become what he once despises. Tío Tomas.
January 19, 2025 at 4:33 AM
Back in 2017, when Trump was inaugurated, Snoop had a lot to say about Black artists performing. He called them Uncle Toms. Now, in 2025, Snoop has become what he once despises. Tío Tomas.
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Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy are coming for everyone...
...except their rich friends, of course.
Or their own companies. Or those run by their rich friends. Or any friends of Trump. Or companies run by friends of Trump.
Hard to believe this will not lead to a general strike. It certainly should.
...except their rich friends, of course.
Or their own companies. Or those run by their rich friends. Or any friends of Trump. Or companies run by friends of Trump.
Hard to believe this will not lead to a general strike. It certainly should.
December 6, 2024 at 7:49 AM
Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy are coming for everyone...
...except their rich friends, of course.
Or their own companies. Or those run by their rich friends. Or any friends of Trump. Or companies run by friends of Trump.
Hard to believe this will not lead to a general strike. It certainly should.
...except their rich friends, of course.
Or their own companies. Or those run by their rich friends. Or any friends of Trump. Or companies run by friends of Trump.
Hard to believe this will not lead to a general strike. It certainly should.
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Disgusting. Did you know Alberta is in the midst of a wolf killing contest? Hunters can win a cash prize for the "best pelt" and - wait for it - a belt buckle. Wow.
The AB Trappers Assoc is also offering bounties - $250 per wolf killed (up to 400 wolves throughout AB).
The AB Trappers Assoc is also offering bounties - $250 per wolf killed (up to 400 wolves throughout AB).
'There's no science involved': Alberta wolf pelt contest comes under fire by conservation groups
A contest launched in Alberta that incentivizes the killing of wolves has come under fire by conservation groups. The Alberta Trappers Association launched a top wolf pelt contest at the start of Octo...
calgary.ctvnews.ca
November 19, 2024 at 3:57 PM
Disgusting. Did you know Alberta is in the midst of a wolf killing contest? Hunters can win a cash prize for the "best pelt" and - wait for it - a belt buckle. Wow.
The AB Trappers Assoc is also offering bounties - $250 per wolf killed (up to 400 wolves throughout AB).
The AB Trappers Assoc is also offering bounties - $250 per wolf killed (up to 400 wolves throughout AB).
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Until Trump is sworn in, try to maintain some semblance of hope. Do not give up the fight.
November 17, 2024 at 4:00 PM
Until Trump is sworn in, try to maintain some semblance of hope. Do not give up the fight.