Tomato Lover/Grammar Nerd

Joined June 2022
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Get in, y’all.
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Happy Pride Month 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ #Pride
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Only trump would think 10 years old is "fully matured"
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Friendly reminder that Pride isn't about turning your straight kids into gay kids. It's about not turning gay kids into dead kids.
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Yankee go home
Pete Hoekstra: "As the president's representative to Canada, I present the president's views, the United States' views to Canada. Mechanically, I don't do all the reposting and retweeting myself. My understanding is we repost 100% of the president's tweets that deal with Canada."
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Meanwhile, in the comments under posts wishing folks a happy pride month… “When’s straight pride month?!?”
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“Pierre Poilievre also voted against a proposal to build 4 million new homes and a proposed first-home savings account.”
“As Pierre Poilievre’s favourability nears rock bottom, we remind you that he voted against the Canadian Dental Care Plan, $10/day child care, the National School Food Program and the Canada Child Benefit — all while whining about the affordability crisis.”cultmtl.com/2026/06/observat…
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“As Pierre Poilievre’s favourability nears rock bottom, we remind you that he voted against the Canadian Dental Care Plan, $10/day child care, the National School Food Program and the Canada Child Benefit — all while whining about the affordability crisis.”cultmtl.com/2026/06/observat…
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Gay people wanting to exist openly and safely isn’t “violence.” Pride began because LGBTQ people faced discrimination, harassment, and exclusion. Equal rights aren’t a special privilege, and someone else’s freedom doesn’t take anything away from you.
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Good point.
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Nobody sane is pro-Russia or anti-Ukraine; let that be the only red flag you need.
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those who choose to hate trans people do so out of sheer bigotry and ignorance trans people have always existed gender has always been fluid you hate them because you refuse to understand and you lack empathy your life is not affected at all by trans people existing and you didn’t hate them until someone told you to
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This National Indigenous History Month, we honour the cultures, contributions, and successes of Indigenous Peoples. Guided by the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, we commit to advancing reconciliation, and building a stronger future together.
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Voyager hit a 90,000°F wall at the solar system’s edge NASA’s Voyager 1 spacecraft crossed a boundary called the heliopause — the outer edge of the Sun’s influence, where the solar wind meets interstellar space. But what it found there surprised scientists: a region of intensely heated plasma reaching temperatures of 30,000–90,000°F (17,000–50,000°C). This wasn’t a solid wall. It was a turbulent boundary zone where particles from the Sun slow down and pile up against the pressure of interstellar space. As they compress, their energy increases, heating the plasma to extraordinary temperatures. But here’s the strange part: despite those extreme temperatures, this region wouldn’t feel hot to a human. The plasma is incredibly sparse — far emptier than any vacuum we can create on Earth — so there are too few particles to transfer heat effectively. In other words, it’s a “hot” region that wouldn’t actually burn you. Voyager’s instruments detected a sharp drop in solar particles and a rise in cosmic rays, confirming it had crossed into interstellar space. At the same time, it picked up subtle vibrations in the plasma — like ripples traveling through an invisible ocean — allowing scientists to measure its density and temperature for the first time. This boundary acts as a protective shield. The heliosphere deflects a large fraction of harmful cosmic radiation, helping make life on Earth possible. Beyond it lies the raw environment of the galaxy. Now more than 15 billion miles (24 billion kilometers) from Earth, Voyager 1 continues to send back data from this frontier. It’s the most distant human-made object ever built — still exploring a region no spacecraft had ever reached. At the very edge of our solar system, space isn’t empty or calm. It’s a violent, invisible boundary — and we’ve only just begun to understand it. Learn more: “Voyager 1 Observes Low-Energy Galactic Cosmic Rays in a Region Depleted of Heliospheric Ions.” Science, 2013. 📸Credit: NASA/JPL
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Did you notice how many photo ops Doug is doing lately? How many food places he visits? Don’t see him doing photo ops at crumbling schools or hospital ERs though🤔. Ford’s “golly geez folks” distractions aren’t fooling us one bit.
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Obsessing over what genitals other people have under their clothes is unhealthy, deviant behavior. Go to therapy.
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Someone who identifies as one. Unless you are planning to demand a blood sample and a pelvic exam from every person you meet at Tim Hortons, you already define women by how they present in society. Stop acting like you're doing field research.
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