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courteous-otter

details! 👀

courteous-otter

i had another vision

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ROBBY BEING NOSY | THE PITT (2.07 + 2.09)

gentlesleaze

THE PITT 1.14 "8:00 P.M." 2.07 "1:00 P.M."

kewaizii

God forbid a girl wants to take care of the eldery

justsomeantifas

TOMORROW TUESDAY, MARCH 10 the following primaries will takes place:

Idaho, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Washington, North Dakota, and it will be the last day for democrats living abroad to cast their vote.

If you are 17 years old in Idaho, Mississippi, or Washington then you CAN cast a vote tomorrow if you will be 18 by the general election.

justsomeantifas

As someone who canvases and has friends who are team captains let me just tell y’all that if you want Bernie Sanders to win you HAVE TO go out and vote in the primary. IDK how many times I hear people talk about how excited they are to vote for Bernie in the general but either don’t know about the primary or think it’ll just all work out and they can vote for him then.

And I’m just going to tell y’all that the numbers in Mississippi, Missouri, and Washington ARE NOT LOOKING GOOD!

But guess what? In 2016, Hillary was expected to win Michigan by 30 points and ended up losing to Sanders. It is possible to create major upsets you just have to get out there and VOTE TOMORROW!!

justsomeantifas

Lines are going to be ridiculous because they are trying to discourage y’all from voting. Stay in line, bring water and snacks, bring extra ID, and stay ahead of their bullshit!

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About Time (2013) dir. Richard Curtis

unomoralez

nastyelf

John and Paul.

Love them.

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Lee Pace as Roy Walker / The Masked Bandit in The Fall (2006)

talesfromthecrypts

Well this movie star needs no introduction, but let’s tell this kid who he’s ménage-à-ocho-ing with, hun?

nero-neptune

“Our segment is entitled: How to Find a Nazi: Useful Tips on Identifying Hitler’s Finest in Everyday Life.”

straightboyfriend

tonysopranobignaturals-deactiva

Short rant because profit-motivated healthcare is one of my favorite topics.

A lot of drugs marketed by pharmaceutical companies literally used the government’s funded research. That means there happens to be a logical explanation in favor of free drugs: Taxpayers are funding much of this research, so we should receive actually affordable healthcare in return. Instead we end up paying much more for these government-developed drugs in the private sector, which really should piss off the “taxation is theft” people, but nope, they’d rather congratulate the pharmaceutical industry.

Here is an example of what I’m talking about, actually brought up in congress:

Gilead CEO Daniel O’Day faced scathing questions at a House hearing Thursday, with Democrats demanding answers on how the drug manufacturer could charge $1,700 a month for an HIV prevention drug discovered through taxpayer-funded research.

“How can Gilead do this? How can our system allow a company to take a drug treatment that was developed with taxpayer funds and abuse its monopoly to charge such astronomical prices?” Oversight and Reform Chairman Elijah E. Cummings asked at the top of the hearing. “This lifesaving treatment would not exist but for the research funded by the CDC and the NIH.”