Comments by "Poisonelle Misty" (@PoisonelleMisty4311) on "uncivilized " channel.

  1. So, as we grapple with the question of whether the U.S. is next in line for a fall, let us not lose sight of the power of unity, empathy, and hope. Let us remember that the story of an empire is not solely defined by its decline, but also by its ability to learn, adapt, and rise again. In the face of adversity, we have the capacity to forge a new path, one that honors our shared humanity and strives for a brighter future.
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  2. So, remember, whether it's in the empire game or in life, stay humble, stay connected
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  3. Greed is like a kid at a birthday party who thinks the cake is all for them—while everyone else is left with crumbs. It’s that insatiable hunger that turns a buffet into a battlefield, where the only thing getting served is inequality. Imagine if Scrooge McDuck had a heart—he’d still be swimming in gold coins, but he’d also be sharing a few with his friends. Instead, greed hoards wealth like a dragon guarding its treasure, leaving the rest of us to scavenge for scraps. In the grand game of Monopoly, greed is that player who buys up all the properties and then charges you rent for landing on “Go.” It’s not just a game; it’s a lifestyle that turns communities into deserts and dreams into mirages. So, while greed might think it’s the life of the party, it’s really just the party crasher—turning potential allies into rivals and making sure that the only thing rising faster than the stock market is the divide between the haves and the have-nots. In the end, greed is the ultimate magician: it makes fairness disappear! 🎩✨
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  4. As we ponder the fate of the US, we can’t help but feel a sense of loss for what once was—a time when unity and purpose seemed attainable. The thought that we might be witnessing the twilight of an era is a heavy burden to bear, leaving us to wonder what legacy will remain and who will carry the torch in the shadows of a fading empire.
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  5. In the grand buffet of life, greed insists on taking the whole pie, leaving everyone else to fight over the last slice. And let’s be honest, nobody wants to live in a world where the only thing more inflated than the ego of a greedy person is the price of basic necessities. So, let’s keep greed in check and share the chips—because a little generosity goes a long way in making sure everyone gets a taste!
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  6.  @RyanNelson-fs3hw  "I was out of work and got offered a gig cleaning prison toilets. Not exactly my dream job, but I took it because, you know, beggars can’t be choosers. Surprisingly, it taught me a lot about self-discipline and humility."
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  7. It's like watching a soap opera where the plot twists are as predictable as a politician's promise.
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  8. In the grand buffet of life, greed is that one person who piles their plate high while others are left with crumbs. It’s the reason why some people have more money than they can count, while others are counting their pennies like they’re auditioning for a role in “The Great Depression: The Musical.”
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  9. Nothing says "empire collapse" quite like a good old-fashioned power struggle. When your leaders are more interested in backstabbing than back-to-back victories, it’s a recipe for disaster.
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  10. In the grand game of Monopoly, greed is the player who buys up all the properties, leaving everyone else to land on “Go” and just collect their $200 in disappointment. It’s the villain in the story of humanity, turning “we” into “me” and making sure that the only thing growing faster than the economy is the gap between the haves and the have-nots.
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  11.  @kansashoneybadger7899  i can't stand these love songs playin' on the radio they're always talkin' bout nothin',
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