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kxs

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9. Yesterday restored my faith in humanity.

Reply to malaise (Original post)

Sun Jun 15, 2025, 08:13 PM

Jun 15

This is not an overstatement. Yesterday the streets and town commons were filled with people actively displaying unconditional support for others. In other words, true Americans.

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Let me make this pellucidly clear [View all] malaise Jun 15 OP

Absolutely. FalloutShelter Jun 15 #1

Possibly 12 million people at 2,000 events. I'd say so. surfered Jun 15 #2

Could not agree with you more! MuirHero Jun 15 #3

Nice malaise Jun 15 #4

❤️ littlemissmartypants Jun 15 #5

Yes, super successful. Magoo48 Jun 15 #6

Besides the people AT the protests..... 70sEraVet Jun 15 #7

Hopefully, a great omen for the midterms. KY_EnviroGuy Jun 15 #8

Yesterday restored my faith in humanity. kxs Jun 15 #9

both sets of grandparents got the daily paper. one got 2. i grew up reading the paper. pansypoo53219 Jun 15 #10

Mine too malaise Jun 15 #11

still get the paper, but new owners decided our area not worth delivering anymore. luckily my mom gets our paper + pansypoo53219 Jun 15 #14

The Spreading Violence Must Stop DallasNE Jun 15 #12

There was a sheriff in Florida who threatened to kill malaise Jun 15 #13