that is a good analysis
How was there a demon of misspelling before standardized spelling?
The whole article is just a description of these tweets: https://nitter.privacydev.net/Amina_io/status/1840759345354809414
The cost to move to America is quite steep, though, and there are significant drawbacks.
As Calvin awoke one morning from uneasy dreams...
Yeah, that was news to me, I wasn't sure if it was just my client. I'm not complaining - but I've been half-expecting an automatic ban!
Imagine being proud of wholesale slaughter, so much so that you pose with the mountain of skulls.
"Reclaim" is still the term we use for that, even though just "claim" or "seize" might be more fitting. See also
homophobic slur
removed
which some LGBT+ people use in an almost tongue-in-cheek way to refer to themselves and each other, as a way to invert and defang the hostility with which it is used by bigots.
And with some degree of oversight, for the safety and health of the workers and their clients.
Its best to look for an actual photo of the space shuttle before you start considering anything. Posts like these are intentionally misleading
Edit: I misunderstood your question and tone, sorry, but everything below still stands!
They're temporary buildings made of wood, plaster of Paris, and cement, built here as an 1898 World's Fair.
"You are being lied to" heavily implies that the history of Omaha is being glossed over somehow (perhaps with respect to the Civil War? though it was a Union state, and the photo decades later than the war), and that this was the architectural style and decadence of Omaha. You are being lied to, every day, by politicians and advertisers and corporations - but the photo has no relevance to this. These buildings are little more than façades.
It's been this way for nearly thirty years. Vote Conservative or vote Slightly-More-Agreeable-Conservative, and with FPTP, your third-party vote may as well have been for Father Christmas for all the difference it will make.