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NYC ideas, NYC results.
Pure comedy gold!
Pure comedy gold!
NowYou'rePlayingWithPower
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California senate candidate calls for $50 minimum wage
you can't make this stuff up. I hope they do this, the unintended and unexpected consequences these woke leftist idiots never see or ignore are always entertaining, this time they'll be epic!
Seems that the consequences would be pretty expected by now, and probably intended
Ben Waylin
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$50 a day ?Seems that the consequences would be pretty expected by now, and probably intended
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I’m in, when do I start?$50 a day ?
rsm
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never underestimate the stupidity of politicians.Seems that the consequences would be pretty expected by now, and probably intended
"In politics, stupidity is not a handicap." - Napoleon Bonaparte
NowYou'rePlayingWithPower
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Seems more reasonable than per hour.$50 a day ?
Ben Waylin
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10 million is the new 1 million.$50 is the new $20
Thanks Obama !
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$50 is the new $20
Thanks Obama !
Totes. Past time to update those $20 is $20 memes.
I was hoping that would have been put off a few more decades.
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I'm thinking of getting out of the "meme Lord" game, altogether.
In an election year?!
Might as well just tear down the great wall and let the Mongolians have Rhode Island.
Ben Waylin
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It only took 45 years, but I finally nailed that early Van Halen tone.
https://www.soundclick.com/music/songInfo.cfm?songID=14732346
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Zach Metzger proves he's an idiot, once again:
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Wizard of Ozz
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Rachel has "African-American" DNA in her... because the DNA was put in her by an "African-American".
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lmmfao:
NEWS: BLACK METAL IS FOR EVERYONE SYMPOSIUM ANNOUNCED
"In honor of Black History Month, there will be a symposium/concert regarding black metal and how it’s for everyone, regardless of race or religion. It’ll take place February 28 and 29, 2024 at Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana.
Black metal is a subgenre of metal that consists of fast tempos, heavy guitar, and screaming vocals. Whilst it’s not a genre for all, it’s reached a popularity globally with the “second wave” during the 1990s in Scandinavia. It got a bad reputation when it became associated with chuch arson, Satanism, and acts of extreme violence as it first started out. Nowadays, musicians within the genre are changing with messages with topics such as environmental causes, social justice, and anti-racism across the world, all whilst keeping to the noisy and aggressive sounds.
Alongside the concert, there are also different activities that will be taking place, including roundtable discussions, artist meet & greets, marketplaces, and more. The lineup of participants is: Amory Abott, Larissa Glasser, Joan Jocson-Singh, Rose Johnson, Margaret Killjoy, Daniel Lukes, Sanimir Panayotov, Michael S. Dodson, Shane Greene, Olga Rodriguez-Ulloa and Rebekah Sheldon. There have also been additional support provided by the Office of the Vice President for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, the College Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, the College Arts and Humanities Institute and the Media School. It was funded by Indiana University’s Arts and Humanities Council and organized by Michael S. Dodson.
Black Metal Rainbows is an anthology that’s over 400 pages long about radical, queer and leftist writings and artworks that demonstrate the openness and inclusivity of the genre. These tales come from a wide range of over 80 writers, artists, activisits and visionaries. It’s been published by PM Press/Between The Lines Books."
https://newnoisemagazine.com/news-black-metal-is-for-everyone-symposium-announced/
NEWS: BLACK METAL IS FOR EVERYONE SYMPOSIUM ANNOUNCED
"In honor of Black History Month, there will be a symposium/concert regarding black metal and how it’s for everyone, regardless of race or religion. It’ll take place February 28 and 29, 2024 at Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana.
Black metal is a subgenre of metal that consists of fast tempos, heavy guitar, and screaming vocals. Whilst it’s not a genre for all, it’s reached a popularity globally with the “second wave” during the 1990s in Scandinavia. It got a bad reputation when it became associated with chuch arson, Satanism, and acts of extreme violence as it first started out. Nowadays, musicians within the genre are changing with messages with topics such as environmental causes, social justice, and anti-racism across the world, all whilst keeping to the noisy and aggressive sounds.
Alongside the concert, there are also different activities that will be taking place, including roundtable discussions, artist meet & greets, marketplaces, and more. The lineup of participants is: Amory Abott, Larissa Glasser, Joan Jocson-Singh, Rose Johnson, Margaret Killjoy, Daniel Lukes, Sanimir Panayotov, Michael S. Dodson, Shane Greene, Olga Rodriguez-Ulloa and Rebekah Sheldon. There have also been additional support provided by the Office of the Vice President for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, the College Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, the College Arts and Humanities Institute and the Media School. It was funded by Indiana University’s Arts and Humanities Council and organized by Michael S. Dodson.
Black Metal Rainbows is an anthology that’s over 400 pages long about radical, queer and leftist writings and artworks that demonstrate the openness and inclusivity of the genre. These tales come from a wide range of over 80 writers, artists, activisits and visionaries. It’s been published by PM Press/Between The Lines Books."
https://newnoisemagazine.com/news-black-metal-is-for-everyone-symposium-announced/