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Next January, trump and his henchmen will begin the labor-intensive process of tearing down almost 250 years of American history & democracy to make way for Trumpland.

What is Trumpland? A "democracy" (reserved mostly for white conservative males) and a paradise for the ultra-rich where true freedom is guaranteed for all (except for women, wokes, minorities, the LGBTQ+ community, leftists, democrats, the poor, non-christian faiths, atheists, native americans, climate activists, the homeless, scientists, most of the press and media, artists, advocates for equality and tolerance, intellectuals, pro-choice activists and so forth).

F**k the star spangled banner and, more importantly, what it used to stand for! Here are a couple of prototypes for Trumpland's flag.

Which one would you choose?

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3. *The real design of this one shows a blue pencil d**k with blue b***s instead of the banana. We're on g@g, so I have to abide by their conservative rectitude and their trigger-happy censorship. Use your imagination.

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The following post Cones from Quora. And the Topic is Abortion and gender disappointment.

Alissa From Quora

"I’m having a boy and I’m not happy about it. What should I do?

I felt exactly the same way when I was pregnant with my son. I was extremely upset for months thinking of hypothetical things having a son would possibly mean (i. e. high car insurance premium, forgetting my birthday, forsaking his family for his future wife). I did not cope well, and can you believe some self righteous, arrogant relatives actually shamed me for it? That is quite an unproductive thing to do, so I will not do the same to you.

My advice to you for the time being is just to concentrate on having a healthy pregnancy, take prenatal vitamins, keep up with your prenatal care and try to avoid becoming sick. A baby boy is very attached and loving toward his mother when he is small. If you try again for another child, perhaps consider going to one of those specialty IVF clinics to guarantee a girl. I wish you all the best!"

Do most women feel this way?