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Rob Allen

@NeedsMoreInput

Married with kids Econ-Futurist-Technologist. LDS, (mormon). Middle is the answer- 60/40 or 40/60? 🏀🏈⛳️ Jazz, Michigan, Padres not dem, not repub

Weber county, Utah, USA Katılım Mayıs 2019
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5_th_November
5_th_November@freedomNov5·
Everything the government touches (money) is a fraud. I’m convinced that about 1/2 of the federal budget is fraud or grift Because no matter how much we spend, nothing improves. We pass a highway bill, nothing is built or replaced Look at CA schools…student enrollment down…employment of teacher and admin up We spend how much $ at CDC? They’re just making up 6ft rule, no one knows if any mask works DoW can’t pass a basic audit Social Security is a ponzi scheme
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Strider@TraderStrider·
Is the whole fucking country just fraud?
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Dov Kleiman
Dov Kleiman@NFL_DovKleiman·
Insane: Browns star QB Shedeur Sanders has gone viral for shoulder pressing 30-pound dumbbells with EASE…🤯👀 The regular person doesn't realize how impressive this is. Shedeur is easily in the best shape of his life.
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Jacob
Jacob@Jacobtheclipper·
If I am Angel Reese’s trainer I am forcing her to do the Mikan drill 3 hours a day. It is INEXCUSABLE to be 6’4” and miss all these layups in the SAME game. The 3rd graders I coach finish better than this girl does around the rim 🤦🏻‍♂️😂 (@BrickCenter_ )
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John Leone
John Leone@_johnleone·
You can only watch one sport for the rest of your life. What are you picking? P.S. college and pro count as separate
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Rob Allen
Rob Allen@NeedsMoreInput·
@Manhattva $100M is not enough. For that kind of accuracy mayb $300M to start.
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Dr Manhattva
Dr Manhattva@Manhattva·
What a time to be alive.
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Rob Allen@NeedsMoreInput·
@CaptMahonri 24hrs is different. Ive always liked the idea that the temple b open on Sunday like 4-8 or something.
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Captain M'honri
Captain M'honri@CaptMahonri·
Has anyone heard anything about temples and 24 hr operating times? I just had a temple worker from UT tell me their temple president said its coming...
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Rob Allen
Rob Allen@NeedsMoreInput·
@LandsknechtPike It looks like theyre going for points not the end. Sword fighting should stop being romanticized as only swords.. no fighter only uses one weapon in real life.
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Rob Allen@NeedsMoreInput·
@MarRabeh The aftershock is so computerized, u can tell where each tentacle is...
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Eric Daugherty
Eric Daugherty@EricLDaugh·
🚨 WTF?! It's been exposed that the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve has been DESTROYED by the Biden admin, with one site left "INOPERABLE," forcing President Trump to clean up the mess and surge investments to fix everything "The previous administration also left one of the four sites in operable...this forced the Trump administration to invest more money to move equipment that blocked access to that site." "They purchased equipment and left it on surface and did not install it. Some of that equipment, due to the weather it was exposed to, is no longer useful. So we've completely wasted taxpayer dollars on that equipment that the last administration sat on surface and didn't install." "They also failed to maintain some of the sites." "The Biden administration drained it of 180 million barrels before the midterm elections in 2022 and never fully refilled it." Trump is CLEANING UP the mess YEARS after Democrats made it!
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Mike Lee
Mike Lee@BasedMikeLee·
Marxists will do anything to maintain power. Even to the point of canceling elections. Often in the name of dealing with some contrived “emergency.” Never trust a Marxist. And never—EVER—give a Marxist power.
Robby Starbuck@robbystarbuck

Nicaragua’s socialist President, Daniel Ortega, has just announced an END to Presidential elections. He’s doing this to stop popular right wing opposition from coming to power. There’s a lesson here for the west. The US should cut off all trade ASAP!

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Rob Allen
Rob Allen@NeedsMoreInput·
@glennbeck The problem is that u make Trump sound like hes always negotiating from behind! Ben Franklin was not even President in a newly formed weak ass nation... its a terrible compare. Its his idiotic little man syndrome that doesnt do a dam thing except stir a pot that never was.
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Glenn Beck
Glenn Beck@glennbeck·
The media is losing its mind because Donald Trump wants to bill Canada for their wildfire smoke. But they are completely blind to Trump’s play here. We are two weeks away from major trade negotiations. I don't think this tariff is his real goal. It’s an opening negotiation position. It’s the exact same tactic Benjamin Franklin used in 1782 when he demanded the British hand over the entire country of Canada just to scare them into conceding on everything else. It's a tactic older than our country. When a negotiator throws out a number that makes the other side laugh out loud, you don't condemn him. You wait for the laughing to stop, because that's when you get a deal that's very, very good for you.
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Dan
Dan@HazzardCNTY01·
@NeedsMoreInput @grindingdude What is 66% of 168 million? That is what the math people say the total number of registered voters who voted is. 66% is the reported 2020 voter turnout. About 10% more than any other election in modern times BTW.
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Trigganometry
Trigganometry@grindingdude·
One thing about math. It doesn’t lie! If you dont believe the 2020 election was rigged then explain this. 133 million registered voters. Trump got 74mil, Biden got 81mil if you add it up that's 155 million votes.
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Rob Allen
Rob Allen@NeedsMoreInput·
@CreativeDeduct They r asking the right questions. Inequality is definitely not the same as poverty, but it shows cracks that naturally occur.
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Creative Deduction
Creative Deduction@CreativeDeduct·
The great feat of capitalism has been lifting billions out of poverty, but the modern left barely talks about it. Instead, they're obsessed with something else: inequality. Thomas Piketty and Gabriel Zucman have become the rock stars of modern economics by sounding a single alarm: capitalism is producing dangerous and unjust levels of wealth inequality. Their books and policy proposals - heavy wealth taxes, global tax coordination and aggressive redistribution - are presented as moral necessities. But their framework is deeply flawed. They fixate on relative inequality (Gini coefficients, top 1% shares, etc.) while downplaying the explosion in absolute living standards. The bottom half of society today enjoys access to healthcare, technology, sanitation and consumer goods that would have been unimaginable to the middle class of previous generations. Capitalism’s great achievement is not that the rich got richer – it’s that the poor became dramatically less poor. Their historical narratives often cherry-pick data and project trends that ignore economic dynamism, mobility, and the role of innovation. Much of the wealth at the top comes from value-creating entrepreneurs, not inherited privilege or “rent-seeking”. Their proposed solutions are even more problematic. Wealth taxes are notoriously difficult to administer, encourage capital flight and punish the very saving and investment that drive long-term growth. History is littered with examples of high-tax redistributionist policies that slowed progress without meaningfully reducing poverty. Rather than focusing on absolute poverty or lack of opportunity, activist economists like Piketty and Zucman treat inequality as the central moral failing of our time, creating the mindset that has led politicians to sacrifice growth, freedom and human flourishing in pursuit of enforced equality of outcome. When capitalism proved it could solve need, the left pivoted to focus on inequality. The inequality economists would have us sacrifice progress on the altar of envy dressed up as science.
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Rob Allen
Rob Allen@NeedsMoreInput·
@realRPGames @Manhattva It may not b the same in detail, but its symbolism is. The sacrament of the Lords supper can b taken as symbolic or as the sacrament prayer suggests. I dont see it as a sticking point. Let them b as Christian as they can.
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Rossi Publishing Games@realRPGames·
Removing us from the Christian list was an inadvertent favor. The way the regulations work, it forces them to give us our own category. As a chaplain's assistant I spent a lot of time trying to get chaplains to understand that Protestant Communion was not the same as our sacrament.
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Dr Manhattva
Dr Manhattva@Manhattva·
This dude is the Secretary of War’s (Pete Hegseth) spiritual advisor, and has said he does not think that Latter-day Saints should be allowed to vote. This is why the Department of War removed us from Christian identification officially, until Trump intervened. An ugly man.
The Vigilant Fox 🦊@VigilantFox

NPR: "Now you've called for repealing women's right to vote, which is protected by the 19th Amendment. Why?" DOUG WILSON: "Because it's a good idea." [Laughs] NPR: "A lot of women wouldn't agree." WILSON: "This is not an XX-XY chromosome issue. I don't want women voting as individuals, because I don't want men voting as individuals. What I envision is a system that we have practiced in our church here for four decades, and that is household voting." WILSON: "When we hold a church election for an elder, about 7% of the votes are cast by women, because we have a number of women who are heads of their households." "When a young man, let's say a college student, moves to Moscow and he's 19 years old... he's a non-voting member, because he's not a household." NPR: "But with the concept of headship within your church, which is households led by men…" WILSON: "When there's a man." NPR: "When there's a man. That would mean the vote would ultimately be decided by the head of the household." WILSON: "The vote would be cast by the head of the household." NPR: "By the head of the household, which would typically be the man." WILSON: "And when it isn't… in our church we have a number of households headed by women, and when they head the household, they vote. So it's the household that votes."

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