Sweet Land Of Liberty 4th Of July Memorial Day shirt

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Yeah, and as such liberal ideas are easier to justify and are easier to profit from. It’s like, there is often a profit incentive to promote good ideas (which happen to liberal ideas, crazy right), and as such these ideas get promoted in the Sweet Land Of Liberty 4th Of July Memorial Day shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this media It isn’t even just about being easier to profit from. It is also empathy, like why is someone who “did everything right”( i.e. went to college, got a degree, got a job, got married) not able to provide for their family. Anothet factor is that Younger people are able to see more of what their future holds thanks to things like the internet, and are able to understand that the situation is the result of the previous generations, and change is needed to move forward and become better. Also, just fundamentally at it’s base level what sounds better, the style of living that enslaves, tortures then abandons people when they are no longer productive to society, or the one that strives to make sure everybody can live comfortably and not in fear for their lives constantly?

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I guess that depends on whether you perceive yourself as a human with all the Sweet Land Of Liberty 4th Of July Memorial Day shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this shared flaws and vulnerabilities inherent to humanity, or entertain delusions of being a temporarily embarrassed billionaire / rightful monarch. My conservative mom went on an actual rant a couple months ago about how schools can’t “indoctrinate” children anymore like they should. I was raised ultra conservative. And I was taught not to take anything at face value — to question everything and make sure it lines up with truth. No, we don’t care what your sexuality is, as long as you’re not homophobic / transphobic ( / sexually bigoted in any other way) Well, we disagree with you, and with party polarization, the fact that you hate us a lot more, and many other factors, yeah, I’d say many of us do hate many of you. #4 is a big one for me. There was a comment chain about hate a week or so ago. People were, in essence, saying that they hate bigots. Someone came in and said that by hating bigots, they are just the same as the bigots. That there’s no difference between them, “both sides” and the usual shpeel. It was pretty foul, the comment ended up getting removed by moderators. You are saying those two things are the same. Get a scan done, your brain’s development has had a catastrophic failure. My (admittedly unnecessary) smartass bit at the end aside, that they can truly believe those two things are similar or ‘just as bad’ as the other completely stumps me. Nuance is dead and context is not a word in their dictionary. How do people end up that way? How do their minds reach that conclusion?

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.