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When Something Goes in One Ear and Out the Other

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Celebrating Fatherhood: Reflections on Father’s Day

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Father’s Day is more than just a day on the calendar. It’s a day to show our dads and father figures how much they mean to us. It’s a day to honor their selflessness, sacrifices, and unwavering love. This special day is celebrated in many countries around the world, usually on the third Sunday of …

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Unmasking the Illusion: The Downside of Political Correctness

Political correctness, at its core, is a set of beliefs and practices that aim to promote inclusivity and prevent discrimination. While these intentions are admirable, the implementation of politically correct language and behavior has had a negative impact on free speech. The problem with political correctness is that it can create a culture of fear …

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Now You Have to Call Me a Woman

Driving Slow in the Passing Lane

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Pride Month Flag

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What is Flag Day?

Flag Day, a patriotic holiday celebrated every June 14th in the United States, commemorates the American flag’s significance as a symbol of freedom, unity, and democracy. The day is a reminder for Americans to honor and respect the flag, which embodies the country’s values and ideals of liberty, justice, and equality. On this special day, …

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What’s Your Thoughts on the Bud Light Story?

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Combat Shot Placement Theory

The Silver Screen and the Political Stage: Exploring the Intriguing Connection Between Hollywood and Politics

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The intersection of Hollywood and politics is a fascinating and intricate topic. As an essential cultural institution in the United States, Hollywood has always had a profound impact on the nation’s political landscape. From its early days as a propaganda tool during World War I and II to the present day, Hollywood’s influence on politics …

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Peter Dinklage Sold Guitar Picks Before Becoming an Actor

When You’re Transgender and Think You’re Pregnant

Know Your Shit

Examples of Bread, Garlic Bread, and Gluten Free

The New Budweiser Clydesdale Team

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Math for Marines

When He Treats Her Right

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The Countdown Until Camping Has Begun

Is it Fair for Transgender Athletes to be Competing in Women’s Sports?

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The issue of transgender biological males participating in women’s sports has ignited a heated debate in recent years. While some argue that inclusivity is paramount, others stress the significance of maintaining a fair playing field. The core concern lies in the physical differences between males and females. Biologically, males possess greater bone density, larger body …

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Tired of the Government Reading My Memes and Not Liking or Sharing

How I feel When Wifi Isn’t Working

Celebrating Fallen Heroes on Memorial Day Whereas There is a Whole Pride Month

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The Importance of Memorial Day for Veterans and Their Families

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Memorial Day, a day of great significance, is a time to honor and pay tribute to the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. This day is a solemn reminder of the selflessness and bravery of those who served and died in service of the United States of America. For …

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The People of New Zealand Have a Friend in the United States Marine Corps

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Walking through Wellington, New Zealand I found a plaque that says, “To the people of New Zealand: If you ever need a friend you have one. The Second Marine Division association United States of America 1951.”

The United States Marine Corps Arrived in Wellington, New Zealand in May 1942

Walking through Wellington, New Zealand I came across this plaque that says, “The United States Marine Corps arrived at this quay in May 1942 and left from here to service in the Pacific theatre of war.”

Technology in Your Pocket

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The Rise and Fall of the Samurai: Exploring the Cultural and Political History of Japan’s Elite Warriors

Get ready to be transported to ancient Japan, where the legendary samurai roamed the land, living by a strict code of honor known as bushido. These warriors were the epitome of bravery, discipline, and loyalty, and were highly respected and admired in Japanese society. The samurai were not only known for their combat skills, but …

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Always Look Good

The Importance of the United States Diplomatic Service Personnel’s Pledge to Uphold the Constitution

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The United States has a team of remarkable individuals who are chosen to represent the country in foreign nations, known as the diplomatic service personnel. These incredible people are responsible for establishing and maintaining diplomatic relationships with other countries, promoting trade and commerce, and safeguarding the interests of the United States. Before they begin their …

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Grandpa Smells Like Piss

Unveiling the Intricacies of The Noble Lie

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The “noble lie” is an age-old concept that dates back to ancient Greece. It was introduced by the famous philosopher Plato in his work, “The Republic.” This fascinating idea is a myth or falsehood that is believed to be necessary for the functioning and stability of a society. It’s a lie that is meant to …

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