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This !!! I can’t believe it’s so hard for people to understand it

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This !!! I can’t believe it’s so hard for people to understand it

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Watch this to the end, and look at Elon’s kid’s reaction. It’s so absurd, even a child knows. It takes up to a year to get on the “do not pay” list. And even then, the government still pays. It was a big criminal racket, and everyone was in on it. Even the Republicans.

Watch this to the end, and look at Elon’s kid’s reaction. It’s so absurd, even a child knows. It takes up to a year to get on the “do not pay” list. And even then, the government still pays. It was a big criminal racket, and everyone was in on it. Even the Republicans.

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Are we really worried about this as movie fans? The Odyssey is a 3,000 year old mythological story with a Cyclops, sorceress, sirens, and Poseidon. It’s complete fiction, just set in a vaguely specific time period. It’s only ever been “accurate” to the time it was written and was passed down for years before being put to paper. So yeah, I would say everyone gets to take their artistic liberties with it. The original author Homer did. Why can’t Nolan? It’s not like he has them driving Cybertrucks and tweeting about their journey home. Lighten up people! It’s a movie, not a history book. And it looks awesome. Let’s have some fun with it and appreciate what we have. I agree with Films at Home (Jeff Rauseo) and it’s a Christopher Nolan film 🎥

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Just gonna say it how it is. Rabbi Shmuley does NOT represent the Jewish community. I wish him well on his journey to health and pray that he changes his ways.. Until then it’s important to understand this is not us.

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