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“Assault!!!!!” Oh no that’s horrible So what was it? She got punched? Raped? Stabbed? Oh Hugged She got f&cking hugged Hugging while ugly Alright maybe that’s against some kind rules or morals, despite that you can find a million videos of fans hugging…
Lefties protecting and mass-releasing literal serial rapists from prisons, protecting gangs and cartels — while simultaneously going to war on hugs and attempted cheek kisses
Freeing the actual serial murderers and rapists — while cracking down hard on criminalizing the mundane
= Characteristic of communist regimes
But many on the right are pretending not to see this
“But slippery slope between hugging and raping!!” — Um, wtf are you talking about
Think bros, think
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Freeing the actual serial murderers and rapists — while cracking down hard on criminalizing the mundane
= Characteristic of communist regimes
But many on the right are pretending not to see this
“But slippery slope between hugging and raping!!” — Um, wtf are you talking about
Think bros, think
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Trump on Nancy Pelosi: "I think she's an evil woman. I'm glad she's retiring. I think she did a great service by retiring. I think she was a tremendous liability for the country."
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Wall Street is selling to Main Street again:
Investors sold -$10.0 billion of US equities last week, marking their 6th weekly sale over the last 8.
US single stocks saw near-record outflows at -$10.9 billion.
This was driven by tech which posted its largest outflow as a % of the sector’s market cap since July 2023.
Institutional investors led the move, selling -$7.6 billion, the 2nd-largest outflow on record and the largest since September 2015.
At the same time, retail investors bought +$800 million, marking their 4th consecutive weekly purchase.
Retail remains very bullish.
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Investors sold -$10.0 billion of US equities last week, marking their 6th weekly sale over the last 8.
US single stocks saw near-record outflows at -$10.9 billion.
This was driven by tech which posted its largest outflow as a % of the sector’s market cap since July 2023.
Institutional investors led the move, selling -$7.6 billion, the 2nd-largest outflow on record and the largest since September 2015.
At the same time, retail investors bought +$800 million, marking their 4th consecutive weekly purchase.
Retail remains very bullish.
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Cali got these weird ass delivery robots running around w/ these & the new neo robot thing its like the first prelude to iRobot
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DEVELOPING: This Black guy in Miami is going viral for breaking down why he is against Transgenders ever being allowed in the military
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Stagflation pressures are building in the services sector:
The ISM Services PMI jumped +2.4 points in October, to 52.4, the highest since February 2025.
New orders rose +5.8 points, to 56.2, the highest since October 2024.
On the other hand, the employment index came in at 48.2, posting its 5th consecutive monthly contraction.
Meanwhile, prices paid jumped +0.6 points, to 70.0, the highest since November 2022.
The services sector continues to deal with surging prices and a weak labor market.
Stagflation pressures are building.
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The ISM Services PMI jumped +2.4 points in October, to 52.4, the highest since February 2025.
New orders rose +5.8 points, to 56.2, the highest since October 2024.
On the other hand, the employment index came in at 48.2, posting its 5th consecutive monthly contraction.
Meanwhile, prices paid jumped +0.6 points, to 70.0, the highest since November 2022.
The services sector continues to deal with surging prices and a weak labor market.
Stagflation pressures are building.
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