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@BradEBonham I think you’d do better staring at a wall and never speaking again.

I’m 100% convinced that our national debt sits largely in two buckets: Fraud Illegal immigration That’s it—solve those two things and we have a balanced budget.

in no freaking world is a game with this much attention to detail and ambition a 4.5/10

BREAKING: 100% of The Enclave approve of President Eden, per Galaxy News.

Need a fresh start.

The Irish president is a woman, Donald.

This is dangerous, immoral, and illegal - the third government he's tried to overthrow in the first three months of this year. We are in a worst case scenario of authoritarianism.

Today marks three years since Lance Reddick passed away. (1962-2023) Forever our Commander. R.I.P.

The US - and I cannot stress this enough - is the bad guy in virtually every situation. No empire in world history has ever held this much power.

Oh boy. NVIDIA really shit the bed with this one.

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‘Destiny 2’ Has Lost 91% Of Players Since Edge Of Fate, 97% From Final Shape via @forbes forbes.com/sites/paultass…

BREAKING: A record 104.3 million Americans are now "outside" of the labor force. These are individuals who are neither employed nor actively looking for work, including retirees, students, stay-at-home parents, and discouraged workers. This exceeds the 2020 pandemic peak by 600,000 when nearly the entire economy was shut down. Since the 2008 Financial Crisis, the number of people not in the labor force has surged +25.7 million and +35.1 million since 2000. As a % of the labor force, this metric stands at 61.2%, the highest level since the 1970s, excluding the pandemic. All while the US population stands at a record 342.5 million, up +61.4 million since January 2000. Cracks in the labor market are spreading.

All the United States knows is death and destruction. Peace is a foreign language here.

Please stop posting the $1bn cost of war per day BS The cost of the weapons they are using alone is $1-1.5bn a day The cost of repairing the damage received is 2-3x this A cost greater than $5bn a day The economic cost is 3-4x greater than this The cost is $20-25bn a day

Over half a million people. Barely a headline.

using the passive “dead” and the active “killed” in the SAME HEADLINE is absolutely diabolical

Keep talking, keep sharing

This is a picture of Tehran now. Covered in thick black toxic clouds of smoke, raining oil on 9 million people with cancerous polluted air entering every lung. People breathing this. Animals breathing this. Trees breathing this. A humanitarian and environmental catastrophe.