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@lady_valor_07 The government has a never ending appetite for money.

Maybe I'm missing something... 🤔 If the mortgage is paid off and you fully own your home, why do property taxes never seem to end? Explain it to me like I'm 10.

@David_J_Bier Do you seriously believe that the mayor and governor are the "people actually affected"?

Just a reminder that the Republican Ohio governor and the Republican mayor of Springfield are against deporting the Haitians. Even though this could kill their political careers, the people actually affected are against your "help" to "save" their communities.

@amelia_tweetz If you're insured by Medicare, they bill insurance for $2500 and Medicare pays $250.

Drs Office: Okay you’re here for an MRI, we’ll bill your insurance $2500 and you owe a $250 copay. Me: Oh, no insurance. I need to pay cash. Drs Office: Oh okay. That’ll be $250. This is literally what is goin on in this country

@compliantvc @m_tt Tucson is in a desert.

@m_tt It's so much cooler in Europe

It will be over 40 degrees (104 degrees Fahrenheit) in the American city of Tucson, Arizona today Dozens of people like likely melt Yet American media is dead silent on this Instead, they obsess over the heat wave in Europe Worry about your own warming climate, Americans

@lesbeyonsay The fact that she's given so much and homelessness still exists really puts into perspective how the arguments in favor of a wealth tax are just bs, ftfy.

the fact that she's given so much and has not run out of money really puts into perspective how the arguments against a wealth tax on billionaires are just bs

@lindaAKAMatron @hell_line0 The 3rd class men who were locked up also were victimized. The fact that they had genitalia in common with the victimizers doesn't change that.

@john35092 @hell_line0 Who locked the 3rd class passengers on the lower decks? It sure as hell wasn't women!

It was a men who engineered that ship. It was men who decided to cut corners. To short the welds..it was men who decided that they wouldn’t supply enough life rafts to hold everyone, and It was men who ignored nine separate warnings that they were drifting into a massive ice field. Why do men like you always play the victim to situations that men create?

@fem_mb It was anonymous.

@john35092 Read the article.

There've been sensational news stories lately about gay men who abused kids they adopted, and people are rightly troubled by them. abcnews.com/Politics/pete-… But making accusations of s*xual abuse against parents you don't personally know based only on their family makeup is sick. I have real reservations about men adopting without a woman in the home myself, but you can't go around assuming that every gay couple with kids is abusing them. And if you report abuse to the authorities without any knowledge of the situation or the kids like this, you should go to prison. I'm not advocating for men to be allowed to acquire kids whenever they want. I'm particularly opposed to the surrogacy industry and the way it is allowing single men - many of whom are likely predators - to buy babies without any vetting. But what happened to Pete Buttigieg and his husband was wrong. Even if you disagree with them being able to adopt, you can't just accuse them of abusing their kids for that reason alone.

@akiltomen Very few people are able to retire at 50 or 60.

Nobody can find a job cuz I’m working with 50 and 60 yr olds who can’t retire

@ZainabSana2622 You people who pretend to believe that all women think that abortion should be legal and all men think it should be illegal should try talking to people outside your usual circle.

If men got pregnant, abortion would be: – legal – safe – free – available at pharmacies – and called healthcare

@GOP_is_Gutless I don't think for a single moment that she believes that. These people want to abolish the electoral college and these attempts to demonize it are a means to that end.

More proof to Jemele Hill is an idiot. How can so many Black people get it so wrong?

@sarahtexe Yep.

Question for MAGA from a liberal woman. "Hi, I'm just wondering if you guys who voted for Trump – did you vote for the Department of Education to be dismantled? Because that's what he's doing right now.

@_lillyluv_ @hell_line0 The father can't do any such thing. He's on the hook for child support unless the mother gives up the child.

@john35092 @hell_line0 either parent can surrender a baby immediately after birth, that isn’t what’s being discussed

Baby daddies shouldn't be put on child support when they don't take care of their kids. They should be charged with child neglect because that's what WE would be charged with if we woke up one day and decided we didn't want to be a MOTHER or take care of our kids.

@_lillyluv_ @hell_line0 The comment I'm responding to said that men who don't raise children should be arrested for child neglect and claimed that mothers are arrested for that. I pointed out that she's lying

@PandiniEmi85593 @covie_93 Teaching literature is not unconstitutional.

@covie_93 Tx wants to have mandatory bible stuy in schools,so Tx is openly rejecting the constitution and you all going "oh well"?i understand now why Tx got only one star reviews.oh and please read about dudes with huge dicks who cum as much as a donkey,yes it's in the Bible

In Texas they can teach kids that a whale swallowed a man and spit him out three days later because God wanted to teach him a lesson but they can't teach kids that slavery was bad.

@MahikRani50377 $35 tip on a $70 bill is a 50% tip.

This note on the table would definitely start a conversation. “If you can afford to dine out, can you afford to tip 30%?” I understand the point. Servers work hard, and tips can make a big difference, especially with how expensive everything is right now. But customers are feeling those same prices too. A meal out already costs more than it used to. By the time you add tax, fees, drinks, and everything else, a 30% tip can feel like a lot — especially if people were already stretching their budget just to enjoy one meal out. To me, tipping should still be about the service and what someone can reasonably afford, not something people are shamed into. A generous tip is great when someone can do it. But calling 30% the expectation feels like it may push a lot of people away from dining out altogether. What do you think — should 30% be the new standard, or is that asking too much from customers?

@skumWgmi How do you know what they want? The bizarre thing is that people like you apparently believe that a billionaire is capable of ending world poverty.

SERIOUS QUESTION: you don't find it weird that not a single billionaire wants to end world poverty??? Doesn't it strike you as bizarre that no one with that kind of wealth wants to be the hero who actually solves the world's biggest problems when they literally could?? Isn't that suspicious??

@MatthewMacVane @MikeyDiMercurio All people who are religious have "sincerely held beliefs". The point is if you have people on your workforce who require five breaks a day to pray, you also have to give everyone else those same five breaks. The Muslims believing that they have to do it is irrelevant.

@john35092 @MikeyDiMercurio If you don't already understand how empathy works, I can't really explain it to you. In this specific example if I am a business owner and some chunk of my workforce has a sincerely held religious belief, I'd want them to know I respect them enough to try to accommodate that.

Company Co-Owner: You’re to set up a Muslim prayer room with an arrow on the ceiling pointing to Mecca. Me: You got it. I’ll also set up a Catholic prayer room, a Jewish prayer room, a Methodist prayer room, an Episcopal prayer room, a Mormon prayer room, a Jehovah’s - Co-: You know what? You’re insufferable. (Storms off and roars away in her Mercedes) I never did set up the Muslim prayer room.

@lady_valor_07 Changing the channel on the TV.

Let's see who remembers these... 🙋‍♀️ What's a chore you grew up doing that kids today would never believe? I'll start: Splitting wood. 🪵