@sovernTranch Be careful, some oranges are whores who’ll cross with any citrus and you end up with orange colored lemons.
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Elizabeth
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Elizabeth
@ElizaBisMe
Password protected devices require a search warrant- biometrics (fingerprint/facial recognition) don't. choose accordingly.
Katılım Ekim 2013
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Grafting is a very important skill that all homesteaders should have yet very few do
You could have one apple tree producing five types of apples.
One citrus, producing lemons, limes, and oranges.
It’s a game changer for urban and suburban Homestead
Goat Head Ranch@Hessxxpress
Grafting season off to a good start 👌
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Per Google in the US there are 7 million Mormons, 2 million orthodox Christians, and 50 million Catholics.
Where are all the blatantly cruel Mormons online? This conundrum bothers me. We are known by our fruits.
I’m serious when I ask this:
Where are the troll Mormons?! I can throw a rock and hit 1,000 Catholic/Orthodox accounts that post non-stop cruelty. For reference I am Catholic.
I woke up annoyed by this.
Where are they?
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@PhilHollowayEsq I’m still convinced this whole thing is to salvage his defense attorney’s reputations.
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This false narrative spread fast!
Legally it would be nearly impossible for Alex Murdaugh to get a harsher sentence if convicted upon retrial
SCOTUS held decades ago that such is presumptively “vindictive”
Courts can’t punish someone for exercising their right to appeal
FOX 5 Atlanta@FOX5Atlanta
Prosecutors could seek the death penalty against Alex Murdaugh if he is found guilty again at a new trial after the state Supreme Court overturned his murder convictions. fox5atlanta.com/news/alex-murd…
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@tetsuya_00x 40% of the population of NYC are foreign born. They're not Americans.
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私は日本人だから、米国人、特にNewYorkers の心理がよく分かりません。
そこで米国人にお尋ねしたい。
このポストに書かれているように、イスラム過激派による9.11の悲劇を経験したNYがなぜムスリムの市長を選んだのですか？
その判断基準は何だったのですか？
その市長が米国人よりも移民に優しい政策を採ることは事前に十分に想定きたはずですが...
Dr. Maalouf @realMaalouf
How the hell did the city that experienced the biggest Islamic terrorist attack in history vote for a Muslim mayor?
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@GetOnTap We have a two story house in town that is built between the two halves of a doublewide trailer.
Like it's only two stories in the middle, the side are halves of the trailer.
And I love it so much and want to be friends with those people because that is genuis level hick.
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This is coastal behavior, give Florida Man his respect.
This is hillbilly👇
Rob@_ROB_29
What in the hillbilly hell is this? 💀
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@EndH1BNow_ We should end the ability to "convert" a work visa. If you want to convert a visa you should have to go home and apply to convert from there.
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And another one scamming the B2 -> H-1b visa transfer. The entire Visa system stinks of fraud.
End H-1b Now!@EndH1BNow_
Another one. Moved to a different visa to keep scamming the system. This is how they stay indefinitely on a program that's supposed to top out at 6 years.
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@AppyOrtho That’s not enough. The law schools are corrupted by the ABA accrediting system AND they often “qualify” judges.
Taking power means we need lawyers and politicians to crush the ABA from both sides.
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This highlights something important. If you want to change things in our society, go to school, study hard and become a judge. It’s more effective than shouting the n-word.
Breaking911@Breaking911
Streamer Chud the Builder visibly reacted after a judge set his bond at $1.25 million in court. The 28-year-old, Dalton Eatherly, is facing an attempted murder charge after a shooting outside a Tennessee courthouse. Judge Reid Poland III said the high bond reflected “how many people were in the courtyard” and the seriousness of the felonies, with Eatherly now facing a possible 15 to 60-year sentence. 🎥: @WSMV
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Elizabeth retweetledi
THOMAS PAINE: "I prefer peace. But if trouble must come, let it come in my time, so that my children can live in peace."
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@megbasham We can “secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity.”
Perhaps we don’t see it, but our children will.
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OK, Republicans need to stop speaking like this. We need to stop assuming that we should never pursue the best policies because “there is zero chance of passage.” The only time there is zero chance is if we do not introduce the proposals. Because guess what, Democrats routinely get things passed that at one time everyone believed stood zero chance.
Gay marriage, for instance. Now they had to use the court to do it, but essentially, they kept pushing and pushing until they got it. Same thing with Obamacare. Nobody wanted it, it was incredibly unpopular, and yet they did it.
If Republicans don’t start learning to push for what they want as opposed to what they think think they can get passed, we will always be losers, and it will be our fault when this country is destroyed for our children and our grandchildren.
Because we lacked courage and thought we were so smart as we sat back and said “there’s zero chance we can get anything good passed.”
DeplorableMoose@DeplorableMoose
@megbasham It won’t be possible to reverse the damage of Hart-Celler. And there’s basically zero chance this passes.
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@PhilHollowayEsq I picked up a series from the 90s (Dresden Files - Jim Butcher) and it is AMAZING how you can just read a book without it preaching politics at you. Not once do I know any character's politics. It's glorious.
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I too have been having a hard time finding any fiction novels to read that are not infected with political screed
Rock Solid@ShitpostRock2
''Bro just go read some books'' Meanwhile the newest James Bond book:
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@avidseries He's partially right. When you admit unqualified students they DO have to work harder just to get by than the qualified students.
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An actual tweet from an actual person.
S. Rozenblatt, Ph.D. 🟦@nyneuropsych
It's interesting how people automatically assume that standards are lowered for black med students, rather than black med students having to work harder and prove themselves more than others. By worrying about losing the spot to the 1% that are admitted, what the complainants are saying is that they deserve to get in with lower standards.
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@PolitiBunny @ABC Reminder that Tim Scott, a black senator from SC was unwelcome in the Congressional Black Caucus.
It's not about race it's about democrat party power.
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Almost a third of the membership of the Congressional Black Caucus are at risk of losing their seats through the 2028 election cycle as Republicans in southern states where they control the legislature move swiftly to redraw congressional maps. abcnews.link/KhpDUZx
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@HapTheDragon know you’re not actually asking, but the answer is civil rights laws. Discrimination on the basis of national origin is illegal. We have to make it legal again.
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Why does Ohio even allow non US citizens to own property? I dont mean just the foreign nationals in our neighborhoods, I mean all that farmland China owns across the state. It creates a state and national security issue when foreign countries have private land ownership. This is our state and that is OUR land.
Hap The Magic Dragon🐉@HapTheDragon
I live in one of these circled areas. My $300k home is surrounded by people who dont speak English and have inexplicably gotten mortgages. I want them all out.
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Ghosts tend to show up when you start desecrating graves.
TheBlaze@theblaze
Hakeem Jeffries: "The ghost of the Confederacy is invading and haunting the nation right now."
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@ThomBrady5 My great grandparents employers -textiIe mills in Appalachia- won awards from the US gov’t for the quality of their duck cloth during WWII.
Soldiers need socks. And pants and bedsheets and parachutes. It is a matter of national security to produce those goods domestically.
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America doesn't need a sweatshop, ever. We created textiles and cheap low-value products for hundreds of years before globalism. Our $30 trillion annual consumer economy is the biggest in the world, and we can afford pay American workers American wages for American products.
Ethan Sommer, The Sommer Sound Off@SommerSoundOff
Not a popular opinion, but we need an off-shore sweat shop for some goods. And I would rather it be India than China. It doesn’t make sense to pay people $15/hr to make socks. We specialize in high margin, high tech, refined goods. That’s our competitive advantage. India can be an answer to our CCP problem
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@DisaffectedPod Funny thing they made that movie he’s talking about and DEMI EFFING MOORE STARRED IN IT.
imdb.com/title/tt175267…
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Make it really scary through realism: name the perpetrators of that pressure on women.
Turns out the call was coming from inside the house!
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PoIiMath@politicalmath
Someone should make a body horror movie about the pressure women are under to rely on medication in order to conform to youth-coded body types to the detriment of their health and danger of their lives
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Elizabeth retweetledi
Jugendstil sheet from 1904 showing lawn games by professor G. Sturm and published in Dekorative Vorbilder XV, a portfolio of design inspirations for artists, decorators, printers, architects, and craftsmen. Stuttgart, Germany.
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@jrwhitehead I always found it interesting how a whole family got called to the ministry, grandad, dad, son, just lottery winners of preaching!
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I suspect a surprising amount of SBC life right now is being determined by retirement and family dynasty plans.
Hunter Baker@hunterbaker
I'm not going to link it because I don't want to give air to yet another bad story, but I hate these things I read about Christian figures having retirement skirmishes with their churches or ministries. We need to stop making sweetheart arrangements between parties who are too close to each other. Just set up an ordinary contribution plan like everyone else has and leave it at that.
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@mimikmorgan @unlimited_ls I had college friends who video'd themselves wrestling an alligator Steve Irwin style in college.
This is what happens when you move here from out of state and think you can just live like you lived "back home" instead of assimilating.
You get ate by an alligator.
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@unlimited_ls I live in Charleston, crossed paths with a 13 footer walking at dusk…every time we walk there’s a risk. What a stupid lawsuit.
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NEW: Family wins a $10 MILLION payout after a 69-year-old woman was killed by a 10-foot alligator in the upscale Hilton Head Island community where she had lived for 35 years
Holly Jenkins was attacked and killed while walking her dog near her South Carolina home on July 4, 2023
Her husband and son later found her face down in a community pond after discovering the family dog alone in the backyard still attached to its leash
The lawsuit says her son had to distract the alligator while they called 911
Investigators later found parts of Jenkins’ body inside the 10-foot alligator, which was euthanized after the attack
Her family sued the neighborhood’s club, property owners association, and maintenance company, claiming they failed to remove dangerous alligators and did not properly warn residents
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@RomReddySC Once the zoning is changed to a solar farm (industrial) then it can be sold to build a data center.
Good for Berkeley County putting up a fight.
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The people of Cross spoke up and said no to a 1,500 acre 198-megawatt solar farm. The Berkeley County Land Use Committee lifted the large-scale development moratorium anyways. Government no longer believes they serve at the consent of the governed. This is continued weaponization of government against the citizen.
Santee Cooper, which has been mismanaged by political appointees and donors for years, is the one driving this project apparently. Why? They claim they will run out of power. The power grid is in a reasonable balance as long as we don't add data centers. So, at least be truthful.
The citizens of this state are being fed a line of BS by career politicians and unelected bureaucrats who are in the pocket of special interests that do not have our best interests at heart. Increasingly, we are losing vast tracts of land to new green deals in various forms of disguise while our power and water resources are being sucked up. The politicians who have no idea how business works say they will make these folks pay their way, but this has never happened before because the cost-plus utility pricing model we have is not set up for it. Who is paying the way for the $10 billion-dollar nuclear boondoggle managed by Santee Cooper that went south? We, the people are. Enough already.
South Carolina is a uniquely beautiful place, both because of it's wonderful people and pristine nature. We cannot let it be turned into a developmental nightmare by people with no strategy and no deal making skills who have no interest in listening to the people they are supposed to serve. It's time for something different.
ABC News 4@ABCNews4
Boos and pleas for county leaders to protect a rural community filled a public hearing in Berkeley County as residents pushed back against a proposed 1,500-acre solar farm and the decision to advance a request to lift a development moratorium. Read more: bit.ly/4fm1XnA
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