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@rosielangel
Peaches doesn't deserve the song Bowser wrote for her whatsoever cause if a man wrote such a passionate song and sang it with absolute love from the bottom of his heart I would marry that man in a heartbeat.
is the target audience even present on this website
the one thing that blonde people r winning at is their ability to not kill their hair with bleach if they wanna dye it a fun bright color
oh you wanted chocolate atop your boston cream donut? too bad. that chocolate is for the paper bag you stupud bitch
While I do have some odd hobbies this recommendation is a bit much.
so apparently there are phobia for different Pokemon types witch i am not going to list, but now i'm just curious what people think is the most common type to have a phobia of?
i think bug and ghost are the most common mainstream fears. but the FUNNIEST one is definitely the fear of normal types
Supplemental Security Income recipients could receive meals or groceries without the government cutting their benefits.
This would help a lot of people, and it's one of the reasons it's so important to push back against the "but the parties are equally bad, so you shouldn't bother voting" type rhetoric.
jesus christ this would be huge.
hi! if you see this and think it's a good idea: PLEASE leave a comment. it's super easy & you can do this in <5 minutes:
When a government agency proposes a rule change like this, they legally must have a public comment period before finalizing it. AND they have to read and respond to those comments in the final draft of the regulation. Not enough people are aware of this , but it can really have an impact!!
This link will take you to the Federal Register page for the proposed rule, where you click the big green button to Submit a Formal Comment
Your comment can be as long or short as you'd like- it can just be one sentence! The key is to clearly STATE YOUR SUPPORT for the proposed rule. You can also look at other existing comments for support.
If you have personal experience with disability benefits, especially the reduction of benefits from free meals/groceries, those are great to include. They like to hear from people personally impacted by these changes, or know people who are.
I know it can be intimidating to post a public comment like this but it is SO IMPORTANT to engage with specific policy changes like this. Saying "this is great!" on social media doesn't help governmental officials understand the level of support a change like this has, or how much good it would do.
Adding on to this, as this is important info you might not realize unless you scroll down in the Federal Register page:
The public comments must be submitted by April 17, 2023.
When you write it, make sure to include the sentance: ‘This public comment regards Docket No. SSA-2021-0014′ or some variation on it. Make sure to include ‘Docket No. SSA-2021-0014′ or else your comment WILL NOT BE INCLUDED.
[Image ID: Screenshot of a section of the Federal Register webpage which reads ‘Regardless of which method you choose, please state that your comments refer to Docket No. SSA-2021-0014 so that we may associate your comments with the correct regulation.’ /end Image ID.]
The public comments are registered with the record ONLY if they included ‘Docket No. SSA-2021-0014′.
Please, please comment.
As of now, February 22, 2023, there are 214 comments. I am not sure how many of those comments included the ‘Docket No. SSA-2021-0014′ tag, so I’m not sure how many will be included with the public comments that will be registered.
Remember, when you interact with government bureaucracy, they have their requirements and hoops to jump through. To make an impact you have to adhere to their rules, as much as that stinks.
[Image description: a screenshot of the Federal Register page for the proposed regulation “Omitting Food From In-Kind Support and Maintenance Calculations”. There are arrows pointing to a green button that reads “submit a formal comment”. End description.]
[Plain text: The public comments must be submitted by April 17, 2023.
When you write it, make sure to include the sentance: ‘This public comment regards Docket No. SSA-2021-0014′ or some variation on it. Make sure to include ‘Docket No. SSA-2021-0014′ or else your comment will not be included. End plain text.]
[Image description: Screenshot of a section of the Federal Register webpage which reads ‘Regardless of which method you choose, please state that your comments refer to Docket No. SSA-2021-0014 so that we may associate your comments with the correct regulation.’ End description.]
[Plain text: The public comments are registered with the record only if they included ‘Docket No. SSA-2021-0014′.
Please, please comment.
As of now, February 22, 2023, there are 214 comments. I am not sure how many of those comments included the ‘Docket No. SSA-2021-0014′ tag, so I’m not sure how many will be included with the public comments that will be registered. End description.]
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As of April 13, 2023, there are 3,988 comments. Keep 'em coming!
to repeat:
Comments must be received by April 17, 2023!
Hmmm……..
i feel so terrible for kwite i cannot believe the bandwagoning
glad to see people going back on their words and actually acknowledging how quick they were to point unsubstantiated fingers
poor fucking guy holy shit
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It’s not just a lone extremist: The bill has 21 co-sponsors in the state’s House of Representatives
21 co-sponsors.
1 in 4 American women have statistically had an abortion.
Siiiigh.... Tomorrow is about to be a very difficult day
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