I don't like talking ill of the dead. But I really want every politican to scroll their timeline today and think deeply about what they've done. You have so entirely dedicated your lives to Israel at our detriment that millions of us will rejoice when you drop dead Reflect on it

Saw a mentally ill man (🏳️‍⚧️) put my face on their thumbnail recently. Listened to a bit of the video. It’s him complaining that not enough people are supporting his delusions. He doesn’t understand the people at the top were attempting to shove the trans garbage down our throats for the past 10+ years (too fast). Normal people didn’t like that. It’s either gotta be eased in over the course of 20+ years or they’ll probably start to push MAPs soon. (Lord save us 😭) Tough to say at this point since Israel is in trouble and I saw a commercial with a bunch of white men in the military. So that’s gotta be resolved first. Anyways, hope that dude gets put into an asylum someday, for his safety and the normies around him.

i was so low today i couldve offed myself fr .. like i truly contemplated it .. but god made a way for everything .. i gotta start accepting that i really am alone like i have nobody and no safe space . but ill figure it out soon enough .

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not again... can someone please shut this f*cking Dario doomsday circus down? anthropic fearmongers to protect a turf built on other people's IP, then cries about china stealing from its own ill-gotten gains trump acted like trump, but anthropic and dario helped push it there

The 30 U.S. cities where journalists can drop the state name when referencing them. This map highlights the 30 U.S. cities that can stand alone in AP Style, meaning journalists do not need to include the state name in datelines or many written references. AP Style (Associated Press Style) is a standardized writing guide used across much of journalism, covering rules for dates, titles, numbers, punctuation, capitalization, abbreviations, and geographic references. Under these guidelines, cities like “CHICAGO” or “ATLANTA” can appear without a state abbreviation because they are considered widely recognizable. So instead of writing “CHICAGO, Ill.,” journalists can simply use “CHICAGO.” The selection isn’t based purely on population size. It also reflects national familiarity, frequency in news coverage, and how easily a city can be identified without additional context. That’s why some major cities are excluded, while others like Honolulu, Salt Lake City, and Oklahoma City are included—they are strongly associated with their states and widely understood in national reporting. In AP Style datelines, these approved cities are written in all caps, so a story might begin with “BOSTON –” rather than “BOSTON, Mass. –”.