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Cake day: April 9th, 2026

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  • Dude, I didn’t vote for Trump lmao. I just can’t fucking stand how horrible she sounds when she talks and how she talks. She doesn’t seem competent or qualified, let alone able to talk to regular folks or carry a debate with another politician.

    If Dems are going to take any actual action (they fucking won’t) then it needs to be someone with enough sense, ability, confidence, and critical thinking skills to fight to win!

    If you haven’t picked up on it so far, the billionaires own both parties. They keep the poors divided and preoccupied thinking each other has a chance while they fuck us all the same! The way the Democratic party keeps fumbling each attempt is obvious they also don’t care, because they’re funded by the rich.

    The only real thing occurring is the back and forth with policies feeling like progression happens, only to back slide a few years later. 800 billionaires in the US. The top 1%own 90%of the stocks, so when the “economy its good” it’s only good for them. We have 401K’s to ensure THEIR money-and therefore, power- keeps growing.














  • Correct, no ad blocking, but it’s fully private, no DNS leaks, you can use the malware filtering option too.

    Is this the correct URL? https://adguard-dns.io/

    Quad9 is a nonprofit based out of Switzerland, they’re DNS-focused, not so focused, that’s why they don’t do ad-blocking. I watched another commenters link to the CTO talking about what the focus is, how they work, etc. He jokes they don’t know their customers, because they hold no data at all.

    Adguard is a for-profit company that sells services, they’re based out of Cyprus, and have varying privacy policies depending on what service out website you’re using. Aka, it sounds like they’re monetizing your data in some way, shape, or form. “We store your Personal Data in our own data center located in Frankfurt, Germany. Your Personal Data may be processed by our employees, who can only access your data through their job duties on a need-to-know basis. If you have questions or would like to know from which countries your Personal Data may be accessed, you can write to us at privacy@adguard.com.” If you’re OK with that, that’s fine, to each their own. They don’t sound like a bad company either, don’t get me wrong. Everyone will have different needs and wants, and views risks or threats differently.