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A Billionaire that was worried about climate change, blinded by the ideology that made him so much money, tried his best and failed spectacularly.

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Problematic fav: Joe Stalin

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Theoretically they have enough votes to override a veto if everyone votes the same on the bill.

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He was also in Harvey Danger, but NOT when they wrote flagpole sitta.

He deserves it.

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When Bush was CIA director he lied about the true strength of the Soviet Union in order to justify increasing military spending. It is possible that this war games report is just lies about China in order to justify greater military spending.

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Jreg has been a blight on the internet.

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:agony: :agony-turbo: :agony-consuming: :agony-acid: :amber: :agony-mescaline: :agony-immense: :agony-limitless: :agony-4horsemen:

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I get they don’t like universities, but what is wrong with a hospital in your town?

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The air itself is pregnant with a coming chaos that will dwarf all other crises in human history

I appreciate this sentence, thank you.

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Columbus and Franklin County Metro Parks were in contract to buy the course at 6300 Bent Grass Blvd. for $1.8 million earlier this year and planned to turn it into a park That didn’t sit well with neighbors — including the Wallakes — in the nearby Villages of Westchester, a development of about 900 homes whose owners had paid premium prices to live near the course. In fact, the Wallakes had just built a home near the 16th green. “I was ready to walk away from my house,” Bryan Wallake said. “A lot of people were concerned about their property values. We were hearing they could drop by 20 percent.” His wife learned of Metro Parks’ plans while browsing through comments on the Canal Winchester Connection Facebook page. “I said, ‘Oh, my gosh! They’re turning the golf course into a public park!’ ” she said. Concerned residents created online petitions and informational websites to inform the community as to what was happening.

https://golfweek.usatoday.com/2020/12/18/ohio-couple-golf-course-bought/

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