The image is a four-panel comic strip by Sophie Labelle. The first panel shows two hands shaking, with a letter being exchanged, and the text reads, "My Dearest Love, It brings me immense chagrin to report that the deed has been carried through." The second panel depicts a writing desk with a quill and inkwell, and the text says, "In my chambers, under my quill, you will find my confession to you. It had to be done. His Hate would have soon consumed the land." The third panel features a soldier holding a musket, with the text, "I must now head back to my ancestral grounds, as the musket that is still fuming from my act must be returned to the Old Man. As a Radical Leftist, it's the honorable thing to do. Burn this missive upon reception. Goodbye, my Love." The final panel shows a man in a suit, with the text, "MR PATEL, ARE YOU SURE THIS TEXT EXCHANGE IS BETWEEN TWO 20 YEAR OLDS?" The man responds, "WHAT? UUH YEAH YEAH, TWO GEN Z NO CAP FR FR."

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The image shows a tweet from T. Thorn Coyle ([@]ThornCoyle) with a verified checkmark. The tweet is a quote from [@]Gus_Kroll and discusses the inconsistency in how property destruction is perceived. It criticizes the status quo for exempting items crucial for the survival of the poorest neighbors, such as tents, from being considered violent, while labeling the destruction of bank windows as violent. The tweet is presented on a dark background with white text, and the quote is attributed to [@]Gus_Kroll at the bottom.

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The image features a black background with white text. At the top, it states, "Put 400 people in a room." Below this, there is a list of statistics, each accompanied by an emoji. The statistics are as follows: 85 are illiterate (books emoji), 48 live in poverty (can emoji), 40 have untreated mental illness (brain emoji), 36 don't have health insurance (hospital emoji), and 2 are transgender (transgender flag emoji). At the bottom, the text reads, "If your highest priority is making the lives of those 2 people miserable, you've lost the plot completely." The overall message emphasizes the importance of addressing the needs of the majority, rather than focusing on a small minority.

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The image features a black background with a red border. Centered on the image is white text with a slight shadow effect, making it stand out against the dark background. The text reads: "The far-right is angry because they're being judged by the content of their character rather than by the color of their skin." The font is a simple, sans-serif type, and the text is aligned to the center of the image. The overall design is minimalistic, focusing solely on the message conveyed by the text.

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The image depicts a cartoon scene with a family sitting on a couch, each holding a rifle. The family consists of two adults and two children, all smiling. Behind them, a Christmas tree is decorated with yellow ornaments. A camera on a tripod is positioned in front of the family, suggesting they are being filmed. The adults are wearing red and white striped shirts, while the woman is in a white top and green skirt, and the children are in casual clothing. The adults are holding rifles, and the children are holding smaller versions. The man is speaking, saying, "We need to wrap this up. I don't want to be late to my press conference condemning leftists for promoting violence." A sign above the adults reads "REPUBLICAN POLITICIANS..." The overall tone of the image is satirical, using humor to comment on political issues.

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The image shows a social media post with a black background and white text. The post is a repost by a user named "adriano_kalin" of a comment by "hjmanske" from one day ago. The comment suggests that the Chicago Police Department should pull over every vehicle carrying Nation Guardsmen, ICE, or HSI into town. It outlines a procedure for verifying the identity of each person, checking for weapons, and conducting background checks. The post has received 4.1K likes, 78 comments, 582 shares, and 78 reactions. The text is presented in a clear, readable format, with the username and timestamp visible at the top.

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The image shows a social media post from a user named "lifeafterpsychiatry" posted on April 20. The post features a circular profile picture with a design resembling a flower or a mandala. The text of the post reads: "Stop just asking 'is it normal?' and start asking 'is it harming anyone?' Lots of harmful things are normalized in this society and lots of things considered weird or rare are completely harmless. Whether something is considered normal or common shouldn't be the deciding factor in whether it's okay." The post includes a "Follow" button and three dots indicating more options. The background is white, and the text is in black, making it easy to read.

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The image is a screenshot of a social media post from a user named "cardassiangoodreads" posted on August 10. The post discusses measures that have been effective in stopping book banning in districts. The user describes a form that would-be book banners must fill out, which requires them to read the book, summarize the plot and characters, and write a mini book report and review. This measure has been successful in stopping book bans in the user's high school, as it prevents individuals from banning books without actually reading them. The user also mentions that requiring the would-be banner to be affiliated with the school in some way, such as being a student, faculty/staff, or a parent of a child at the school, has further reduced book bans. The post cites a statistic that only 51 parents were responsible for all the book bans nationally in a given year, highlighting the small number of individuals driving these bans.

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