Political memes ONLY.. To prove your political points.

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AMBER HEARD FRIES
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Famous Hollywood actress @amberheard left a turd in ol mate Johnny's bed "as a joke"...well we've made some loaded fries JUST for her with the famous Aussie @bunstersww Shit The Bed Hot Sauce

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That's because Tim Hortons rules them all.

Edit: tbh...wtf is this. I like it, since I like fast food...but like as art, what is this supposed to convey?

Edit 2: not this vvv, this ^^^^^

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Julian Assange awarded yet another prize today for his journalism: The Günter Wallraff Prize for Investigative Journalism & Moral Courage is named after Germany's most famous investigative journalist & has previously been won by Saudi writer Raif Badawi

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Julian Assange awarded yet another prize today for his journalism: The Günter Wallraff Prize for Investigative Journalism & Moral Courage is named after Germany's most famous investigative journalist & has previously been won by Saudi writer Raif Badawi

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Uncle Sam has an award for him too, but he might be able to cut a squeal deal for Roger Stone's ass and get some time off. He looked kinda rough when the dragged him out of the embassy in the UK. Maybe they could exchange him to Putin for someone worth a fuck?
 
Maybe if babies aren’t profitable we should nationalize production of infant care necessities. Remember babies are future employees and consumers.62BD929F-F3A9-40CE-9074-FD16574C719D.jpeg
 
Not quite. By the time science makes it to us, that's already been done, otherwise it's research. Most of us aren't in a position to question science. That's just plain old narcissism.
It goes hand in hand with the fact that 90+% of college grads do not know what a theory is. It is not a placeholder for “hypothesis”.
 
It goes hand in hand with the fact that 90+% of college grads do not know what a theory is. It is not a placeholder for “hypothesis”.

Amen brother. That meme is actually pretty good, just not how the poster thinks, because....that thought is coming from Linus...you know, the thumb-sucking child that carries his blankie around. Technically, the meme is spot on.
 
Amen brother. That meme is actually pretty good, just not how the poster thinks, because....that thought is coming from Linus...you know, the thumb-sucking child that carries his blankie around. Technically, the meme is spot on.
Not really. “Trust the science” does apply to where theories have been in place for a while and not successfully challenged despite effort to do so.
Where it is valid to question the science is in more speculative areas such as the physics of the very small or very large. Or any discipline based on statistics, which are highly susceptible to bias in the explored premise.

But for the chemical basis of genetics or the growing severity of climate change, the sheer weight of harmonious data makes them pretty safe to trust.

A meme like that generates an emotional confirmation bias in, say, flat-earthers and astrologers.
 
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