The name Chaya Raichik is a very common name, y'all.
F'ing sue her till she's bankrupt.
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F'ing sue her till she's bankrupt.
I love this guy. Don't talk ****....do **** !
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BREAKING: Florida moves to revoke Disney's privileged tax status
The Florida Senate passed Gov. Ron DeSantis' congressional map, that will see the creation of four new GOP-leaning districts, and remove Disney's self-governing power and special exempt status. This would also remove three districts held by Democrats.
BREAKING: Florida moves to revoke Disney's privileged tax status
It will go to the Florida House tomorrow, where it will likely pass, as the Republican Party currently holds 78 seats in the House, to the Democrats' 42.
That’s ******* ghey on so many levels. Good Lord bless my eye sight after this
The Washington Compost, caught all up in their lies.
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After Taylor Lorenz doxed Libs of Tik Tok in the pages of the Washington Post, that paper released a statement defending the doxing, and defending Lorenz's journalistic standards.
They also lied, claiming that Lorenz had not published the home address of the Libs of Tik Tok account holder, when in fact, she had. The article was later scrubbed to purge those details, but they were there when the article was published at 6 am on Tuesday.
They wrote that Lorenz, who cried on MSNBC after getting mean tweets and then blasted MSNBC for interviewing her at all since it led to even more mean tweets, "is an accomplished journalist."
Senior Managing Editor Cameron Barr said that Lorenz's practice of using Antifa-affiliated accounts to gain information, and showing up at the homes of Libs of Tik Tok's family members, were "reporting methods" that "comport entirely with The Washington Post's professional standards."
"Chaya Raichik," Barr writes, giving the name of the Libs of Tik Tok account holder who had chosen anonymity until Lorenz published her name, and address, in the Washington Post, "in her management of the Libs of Tik Tok Twitter account and in media interviews, has had significant impact on public discourse and her identity had become public knowledge on social media. We did not publish or link to any details about her personal life."
That was an outright lie. The details were there in the first publishing of the article.
The Washington Post LIES—claims they did not publish details about Libs of Tik Tok's personal life
"We did not publish or link to any details about her personal life," The Washington Post stated. That was an outright lie. The details were there in the first publishing of the article.
After Taylor Lorenz doxed Libs of Tik Tok in the pages of the Washington Post, that paper released a statement defending the doxing, and defending Lorenz's journalistic standards.
They also lied, claiming that Lorenz had not published the home address of the Libs of Tik Tok account holder, when in fact, she had. The article was later scrubbed to purge those details, but they were there when the article was published at 6 am on Tuesday.
They wrote that Lorenz, who cried on MSNBC after getting mean tweets and then blasted MSNBC for interviewing her at all since it led to even more mean tweets, "is an accomplished journalist."
Senior Managing Editor Cameron Barr said that Lorenz's practice of using Antifa-affiliated accounts to gain information, and showing up at the homes of Libs of Tik Tok's family members, were "reporting methods" that "comport entirely with The Washington Post's professional standards."
"Chaya Raichik," Barr writes, giving the name of the Libs of Tik Tok account holder who had chosen anonymity until Lorenz published her name, and address, in the Washington Post, "in her management of the Libs of Tik Tok Twitter account and in media interviews, has had significant impact on public discourse and her identity had become public knowledge on social media. We did not publish or link to any details about her personal life."
That was an outright lie. The details were there in the first publishing of the article.
I wasn't sure where to put this, but it's both disturbing and hilarious. The pill bottle tucked in her scarf 
My reaction too lol
I wasn't sure where to put this, but it's both disturbing and hilarious. The pill bottle tucked in her scarf
@Djfan are these the teachers you tell us about?
This lady oozes 2nd grade substitute teacher vibes
Then she has the McDonalds eyebrows too
Italians
hmmm so what about functional hermaprodites? I guess under these standards you actually could have a pregnant man lol
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Yeah... well we'll just have to do something about that now won't we ?
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Aliquippa made news out here on the radio morning show. I missed the beginning so I looked it up..WTF.
I don't know how I feel about that. It's been several eons since I was in school but I seem to remember not being allowed to bring certain things to eat to school but I'll be damned if I can think of what they were. I was always a 'buyer' not a 'bringer' so it isn't something that effected me. I do feel sorry for these kids today. The lunches don't sound all that appealing.
That lunch looks good to me. Damn!I don't know how I feel about that. It's been several eons since I was in school but I seem to remember not being allowed to bring certain things to eat to school but I'll be damned if I can think of what they were. I was always a 'buyer' not a 'bringer' so it isn't something that effected me. I do feel sorry for these kids today. The lunches don't sound all that appealing.
Who would’ve thought a bag of chips would be black market material? Lol
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….and had a full on erection. 
Wasn't sure where to put this but this thread seemed fitting:
Average New Yorker walking the streets these days. As if trying to dodge bullets wasn't bad enough:
Average New Yorker walking the streets these days. As if trying to dodge bullets wasn't bad enough:
Another "not sure where to post this":
Hillary looks like my mexican neighbor right thereAnother "not sure where to post this":
Aliquippa has been an impoverished shithole for a long time and their school district is one of the worst in the state. They should worry more about the quality of education they give their kids but since Aliquippa is largely black, that would be racist. I live about 8 miles away.
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