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Jill Stein Won’t Stop. No Matter Who Asks.

www.nytimes.com /2024/10/20/us/politics/jill-stein-harris-trump.html
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Jill Stein Won’t Stop. No Matter Who Asks.

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  • Hey, are you calling me cute? Come on, admit it... you kinda like me now, don’t you? My stubborn persistence, even in the face of all the unrelenting hate and disdain. Yet, through it all, like a tiny flower sprouting from a crumpled discarded soda can, I can feel it… our friendship is blooming, baaabbbyyyy!

    Thank you, friend! :)

    • Too bad the Summer Olympics are over, or you’d get gold in mental gymnastics.

      • Training for the Winter Olympics now. Thanks, friend! :)

        • It has been my observation that those who passive-aggressively referred to people as “friend” typically don’t have any of their own.

          I’m not your friend.

          • I may not be your friend, but I count you as my friend. Thanks, friend! :)

            • How sad

              • Don't be sad, I'm your friend. Cheer up. It's gonna be ok, I promise. And Trump is going to lose, so all good. Thank you! :)

                • Oh, how cute. You’re trying to be passive aggressive to make yourself feel better.

                  Nobody is your friend.

                  • Thank you! :)

                    • For what? Pointing out your failings? The fact that you have no friends?

                      Because other than passive-aggressive trolling, I can’t really see why anyone would behave that way.

                      Many people here think you are a paid troll, but I’m pretty sure that you’re lonely enough to do this for free because you mistake an entire online community’s hate towards you as some sort of affection. That’s why you call everyone Who insults you “friend.”

                      • Wait! Are you saying people here are insulting me? In this community?! Noooo...come on now... I'm pretty sure when I brought that up one time, everyone said I had "main character syndrome."

                        So I think you're wrong. You must be, right?!

                        Thanks, friend! :)

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