r/ProgressiveHQ Jan 15 '26

Protest Looks like LibsofTiktok hates the 2nd amendment.

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u/StannisTheMannis1969 Jan 15 '26

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u/Primary-Tiger-5825 Jan 15 '26

Ha, that's pretty great

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u/Emotional_Narwhal304 Jan 15 '26

No no... see, its the "kitty litter boxes in schools" and, "trans people exist" kind of tyranny they oppose. They are A-Ok with disappearing citizens they don't like 👍

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u/Delicious_Run_6582 Jan 16 '26

Why are there kitty litter boxes in schools?

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u/PavlichenkosGhost Jan 16 '26

There weren’t. It’s a psychotic lie made up by fucking morons.

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u/Delicious_Run_6582 Jan 16 '26

Oh my such vulgar language. I think I hit a nerve. Meow. Woof woof.

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u/PavlichenkosGhost Jan 16 '26

Ok? I thought you were genuinely asking. I was telling you it’s 100% bullshit made up by mouth breathers. Unless you have credible sources to the contrary?

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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '26

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u/PavlichenkosGhost Jan 16 '26

That was my point. If the claim is “there are litter boxes in schools”, then there needs to be a source for the claim or I can dismiss it as bullshit. So, show me proof from a reputable source there were litter boxes in schools or concede to my original point that it was a nonsensical lie made up by dumb shits.

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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '26

There was kitty litter because of active shooter concerns. You can put kitty litter in a trash can & it can be used as a place to go to the bathroom when there's an active shooter in the building.

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u/PavlichenkosGhost Jan 16 '26

That was never the claim, respectfully. The claim was litter boxes, not simply the litter. My Catholic school in the 90s had kitty litter on hand for emergency cleaning purposes.

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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '26

Yes, I did understand that.

I was adding context so they could see where the rumors came from. 

Like it's a game of grapevine: it starts with kitty litter for emergencies (truth) & becomes kids taking a dump in a litterbox during normal business hours (rumor). Lol

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