80+ million "Americans" were robbed of the franchise is broad daylight, and they did nothing.
Millions of "Americans" were injected with genetic poisons, and they did nothing.
Our destroyers caused 9 months of riots, which resulted in 2 billion dollars in damages and 26 people dead, and "Americans" did nothing.
Our destroyers put people in jail for years because they showed up to a protest on January 6th, and "Americans" do nothing.
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We have less freedom to celebrate and thus fewer goods and services to celebrate with.
It looks like America’s ailing economy will put a damper on Fourth of July celebrations this year.
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The steadily worsening problem of antibiotic-resistant pathogens – cause for grave concern in the medical community – has researchers working overtime to discover solutions. But several studies raise hope that Manuka honey may hold the key to combating MRSA and other drug-resistant strains.
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Remember where you were on Friday morning, June 24, 2022, a few minutes past 10:00 AM, Eastern time. History was made this morning. The seemingly impossible happened. At last, the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.
To be sure, this is just the beginning of a new battle to be fought for the unborn, state by state, life by life, heart by heart. But this is also a massive, unprecedented victory, one that, for many years, seemed completely out of reach.
After all, Roe became law in 1973. That was almost 50 years ago, and in many ways, American values have become much less conservative since then.
Read more: The Significance of the Overturning of Roe v Wade
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