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Reminds me of that time Nancy Pelosi said they $600 government relief check was “a substantial amount of money”. Like WTF, that’s not even half of rent for most people. Maybe it’s a helping hand for 1-2 weeks at most (food and electricity/water/phone/internet bill). ▲over 48% of american congresspeople are millionaires, the Louder than life teather American industrial rock band heavy label of jane’s addict classic shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this rest have an average net worth of around 500,000usd you do not have representation, you have a 2 party dictatorship that uses sensationalism and scare tactics to do what it wants you to do. you are part of the dog and pony, and this troupe is traveling, for and by war financiers’ profit, spreading death outside the United States of Sparta Corporation and strongarming that dollar.▼why is it america always has millions and billions for countries in war/refugee status, but many americans cannot even access healthcare without incurring large debts? Why are the roads in such pathetic condition? It’s all about money, and you don’t get but the crumbs, you will never get to wear the boot, comrade.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.