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In 1898 ... Czolgosz again returned home where he was constantly at odds with his stepmother and with his family's Roman Catholic beliefs. It was later recounted that through his life he had never shown any interest in friendship or romantic relationships, and was bullied throughout his childhood by peers. He became a recluse and spent much of his time alone reading Socialist and anarchist newspapers while drinking milk in his mother's basement.
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hey i show interest it just ends up with a restraining order
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i just looked for that thread and then i googled frib grundlesworthy
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can u ask flib how gray's compares to stoya's? i need to know.... for a friend... his name is flub.
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serious chat: ive been feeling kinda bummed lately. sorta depressed. man what am im doing on this earth. well here i made a video about my thoughts plz let me know what u guys think

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he's also the assassin who had the most positive social effect in history, since his killing of McKinley gave Roosevelt (America's first progressive President) the Presidency.
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here we go
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why is the baby posting in the grownup threads
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i'm a distant relative of his for reals
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wasn't henry krinkle the name of another presidential assassin...hmm...makes u think
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babyfinland posted:
why is the baby posting in the grownup threads

why are you talking about yourself in the third person?

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Cycloneboy posted:
Roosevelt (America's first progressive President)


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EmanuelaOrlandi posted:

Cycloneboy posted:
Roosevelt (America's first progressive President)

It's True

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Washington was the first progressive president because he killed a bunch of Brits and that’s always progressive.
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Ironicwarcriminal posted:
Washington was the first progressive president because he killed a bunch of Brits and that’s always progressive.

he killed the brits bc they were in his way of getting to the Native Americans.

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America's first collectivist dictator
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babyfinland posted:
America's first collectivist dictator

that was Andrew Jackson.

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thomas jefferson wanted the US to be in a permanent revolutionary state, he was america's first trot
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discipline posted:
OK cyclone boy, you get to write 500 words on why Roosevelt was America's first progressive president and dedicate at least half of them to his policies in asia and south america or else you get a surprise. you've got 24 hours. good luck and God bless

He gave Cuba independence, organized an end to the Russo-Japanese War, created a civilian (rather than military) government for the Philipines, prevented German intervention in Venezuela following its default on debts, intervened in Cuba to reestablish a democratic government after war veterans overthrew it, took responsibility for the Dominican Republic's debts, etc.

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discipline posted:
wow did you learn that in school cycloneboy ahahahaha sounds like it

my only regret is that it is all so true

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Lincoln freed the slaves, little boy
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hey be fair now he didnt learn it in school. but from wikipedia, the people's encyclopedia.
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boy do i feel let down for expecting him to introduce a nuanced reading of the term "progressive" to unpack its contradictions
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mistersix posted:
boy do i feel let down for expecting him to introduce a nuanced reading of the term "progressive" to unpack its contradictions

what would be the point? anybody who knows their history is already aware that Theodore Roosevelt represents the victory of the Progressive movement in the United States, so why bother even engaging seriously?

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discipline posted:
wow did you learn that in school cycloneboy ahahahaha sounds like it



hes homeschooled by monekys