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I'm about to run for the southern border.If only they were sending us their best.
[Putin] would have never done it. That’s without even negotiating a deal. I could have negotiated. At worst, I could’ve made a deal to take over something, there are certain areas that are Russian-speaking areas, frankly, but you could’ve worked a deal.---DJT to Hannity, March 2023
Sudetenland, anyone?
Sudetenland, anyone?
Pfft. Was marked as "NSFW". You ain't gonna convert me!! Didn't even show Biden farting into a mic!!
Also, **** him, son, wife. Child molestor in Chief
I wonder if Roo Burgers have some... Kick to em?!
If you have someone else roof your house, harvest your vegetables, mow your lawn, etc. etc. etc. you need those folks.
When you have people risking their lives to get out-you are in trouble, i.e. Putin's Russia.
When you have people risking their lives to get in-not so much.
As an athlete, I know that sports can be all-consuming. Between training, competing, and recovering, it can feel like there's not much time left for anything else. However, as someone who has also pursued my education, I can say with certainty that school is just as important, if not more so, than sports.
For starters, education provides the foundation for a successful future. As much as I love my sport, the reality is that few athletes can make a career out of it. Having a solid education to fall back on can be the difference between struggling to make ends meet and having a fulfilling and successful career.
Furthermore, school teaches valuable skills that can be applied both on and off the field. Time management, critical thinking, and teamwork are all important qualities that athletes need to succeed. These same qualities also translate well to the classroom and the workplace.
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But beyond the practical reasons, school is important for personal growth as well. It exposes us to new ideas, cultures, and ways of thinking, and helps us become well-rounded individuals. This can help us navigate the world outside of sports and broaden our horizons.
Of course, balancing school and sports can be challenging. But I firmly believe that it's worth it. In fact, I've found that pursuing my education has actually made me a better athlete. It's given me a sense of perspective, helped me stay focused, and allowed me to approach my sport with a more well-rounded perspective.
In the end, being an athlete is just one part of who I am. Pursuing my education has helped me develop into a more well-rounded, capable individual, and I'm grateful for the opportunities it's provided me.
For starters, education provides the foundation for a successful future. As much as I love my sport, the reality is that few athletes can make a career out of it. Having a solid education to fall back on can be the difference between struggling to make ends meet and having a fulfilling and successful career.
Furthermore, school teaches valuable skills that can be applied both on and off the field. Time management, critical thinking, and teamwork are all important qualities that athletes need to succeed. These same qualities also translate well to the classroom and the workplace.
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Of course, balancing school and sports can be challenging. But I firmly believe that it's worth it. In fact, I've found that pursuing my education has actually made me a better athlete. It's given me a sense of perspective, helped me stay focused, and allowed me to approach my sport with a more well-rounded perspective.
In the end, being an athlete is just one part of who I am. Pursuing my education has helped me develop into a more well-rounded, capable individual, and I'm grateful for the opportunities it's provided me.
Please. Explain this away for me. I want to read what the insane have to think about this. Go ahead.
ETA: This story will almost 100% change if public outrage grows
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Thought maybe seeing our veterans being kicked out of their housing for some people who have no business being here might have stirred some people. Guess not beyond more talking loud and doing more nothing. This country is well and truly F'd. Enjoy. Resume. Cowards.
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