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filter all manipulators
jingo bullshit is the filtered
for the prosecution?
https://lonerwolf.com/people-pleasing/
"People-Pleasing: The Hidden Dangers of Always Being “Too Nice”
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it took me two seconds to find this.
I'm not sure if it will help you but if not there are plenty of other articles too.
being nice means you often are used as a doormat.
don't be mean, but being 'nice' usually means you don't want to disappoint people so you let them use you.
but but but
he's a protected
goto the head of the line
self-entitled narcissist whose son wears a MOSSAD teeshirt
and who was rocketted to the top for no apparent reason just based upon this familiy's long term ties . . .
woot wooo!!
all aboard!
it wasn't even going to go to San Francisco but miles and miles east of there.
Scott McKenzie - San Francisco (Be Sure To Wear Flowers In Your Hair)
Kerouac knew it was all a lie.
He left and NEVER went back.
he's making the democrats demand the information.
they can't help doing exactly what he says not to do.
He's playing them like a violin.
psychological explanations by shills
lead shills to push narratives
as if others have beliefs that they really don't have.
they then present these false narratives to weak people in legislatures
who then enact policies based upon lies.
it's the 'useless and incompentent middle manager' effect.
after it all burns to the ground due to the bad policies
it might get fixed
or maybe there will be a ruin where there used to be a city
and archiologists will wonder 'why did this happen'.
Sugar Sugar
The Archies
this was the NUMBER ONE song in 1969
thught you might like this two.
Neil Diamond
Sweet Caroline
some say this is about John-John's sister.
Red Sox fans like this song
"A Tragedy in the Kennedy Family Saved My Preemie — and I Got the Chance to Thank Them"
https://people.com/health/a-tragedy-in-the-kennedy-family-saved-my-preemie-and-i-got-the-chance-to-thank-them/
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We stood there. The Jackie Kennedy Onassis reservoir gleamed in the background.
"I was so young," she said. "I didn't know."
Of course she didn't know. People working in Neonatal Intensive Care are aware of Patrick's impact, but those outside this world are not.
"Four hundred thousand babies are born early in the U.S. every year," I said, "and because of Patrick and your dad, they have a chance not only to survive but to thrive."
In 2022, a 34-weeker in the U.S. has close to a 100 percent survival rate; in 1963, babies like Patrick faced almost a 100 percent fatality rate.
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little known story about Premie Patrick Kennedy, the president's son who only lived for less than two days.
imagine in you had the spirit of true humility.
you fester in the bread bullying people and I try to show you a better way.
you are a serial abuser and help NO ONE.