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cesspool

noun as in pit

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Some people, however, go as far as creating burner accounts just for shopping to keep the cesspool of targeted ads separate from their main profiles where they interact with family and friends.

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He said the show was being taped in the “crime-ridden cesspool that is New York City” and notes that “someone’s National Guard should invade this place, am I right?”

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“L.A.? It’s a cesspool. When I was transferred from Chicago, I said, ‘Only if I can live in Orange County.’

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She pointed out that, despite the president’s false rhetoric depicting the District as a cesspool of crime and violence, crime rates were at an historic 30-year low.

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Kennedy, a longtime anti-vaccine activist, has falsely called mRNA vaccines “the deadliest ever made” and referred to the CDC as a “cesspool of corruption.”

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