Anon’s big mistake was not being the President of the Gulf of America.

When I wrote my statement, I wasn’t even thinking about foster care kids.

Horrifying.

Thank you for the information.

I was thinking making it illegal to require an address and use email for communication. Public libraries usually have free WiFi. They can check their emails there. If they do not have their own devices, they can use a public computer.

Why would a physical address be required at all?

Not having an address is a huge hurdle to get a job. There should be laws against it or else it just creates a downward cycle.

If you don’t want kids, don’t have kids.

Don’t let family, or even your significant other pressure in to it.

I’m sure it is fulfilling for some, but some parents are carrying too much guilt to admit have a kid can lead to depression.

They use our minor differences as a tool for control.

Nationality, race, religion, political ideology, sex, education, etc.

Thank you for being the only decent reply to my comment.

Thank you for the explanation and I agree with you.

This was last posted on October 23, 2023 on the author’s Instagram account.

Posting this now after what happened in DC, in Philadelphia, and the Philippines is insensitive.

Invisible by bending light.

You can’t bend light where thr sun don’t shine.

Ancient dildo

Pam: They’re the same picture.

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That would be more a peeling.

The problem with the Soviet Union was the lies and propaganda they tried to push was used against them when they got caught.

You can’t have a government for the commoners when you silence them to the point that the commoners no longer believe the government is for them.

I came here to lead, not to read!

“Thanks but-- I am not free tonight. How about tomorrow?”

Imagine bullying someone because they read a book.

They should be thankful the school didn’t punish the class for not doing the assignment.

To be fair, anon also can’t tell the truth or if someone is making shit up.

Fun fact: The first president to have a middle name was John Quincy Adams, the sixth president of the United States.