Enlil said:

I buy the wokest eggs around, and they don't top $10

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Psilynut2 said:

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REPORTER: Why did you change your mind about TikTok?

TRUMP: Because I got to use it. And remember, TikTok is largely about kids. Young kids. If China is gonna get information about young kids, I don't know -- to be honest with you, I think we have bigger problems than that.

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Don't let swastikas and salutes be eternally evil because one evil party used them.

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Icon said:

When I saw the musk salute clip I cracked up. I don't think he intended it to look like that but when you're the richest person on the planet and having a field day with power it wouldn't be a surprising Freudian slip.

But I also feel like it's time to let go of the assumptive context associated with nazi culture. Not to normalize nazi ideology, but to be able to move on and forget about it. I know a girl that had mental health issues about sharing a birthday with Hitler. Like wtf? Claim that shit. Don't let swastikas and salutes be eternally evil because one evil party used them.

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I don't think he intended it to look like that

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The Nazi salute has nothing “Aryan” about it and is a copy of the raised-arm salute given to Pharaoh Akhenaton in the fifteenth century B. C., Dr. A. S. Yahuda, Biblical scholar, contended today in an article in the London Daily Telegraph.

“Nothing is more characteristic of the tactics of Nazi leaders than the representation of a servile salute as an authentic gesture of lordship and racial supremacy belonging to the Germanic peoples,” Dr. Yahuda write.

The scholar said the swastika was an ornament in common use among Jews and Christians in Biblical times and not “an emblem of power which proclaims its ideal to be the annihilation of the Jewish people.”

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