Reality-Inversion

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Reality-Inversion

Reality-Inversion

@RealityInvrsion

USA Katılım Kasım 2016
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GrandeMando
GrandeMando@GrandeMando117·
@ArmoredNorman Don't forget how quick to violence they are over the smallest thing. And if you defend yourself and give them the beating they've always needed? HELP HELP THIS THUG JUST HIT A SEVENTY YEAR OLD.
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@DrewVento The worth part of the deal is Chicago has to pay UAE for closing meters for street repairs or parades at a 100% occupancy rate.
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Degen CPA
Degen CPA@DrewVento·
The UAE owns a shit ton of parking meters in Chicago in one of the worst deals of the century. Chicago should just say “fuck you guys were taking them back”. What are they going to do? Invade Chicago? No. Do it, just take them back. The won’t do anything about it
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Patrick Heizer
Patrick Heizer@PatrickHeizer·
@Zar__45 Civics are good cars. Wonder what it's for an F150, etc.
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Patrick Heizer@PatrickHeizer·
The cost of driving isn't just the cost of gas. Oil changes and other fluids, tires, brakes, insurance, risk of accident, risk of ticket, parking, general wear and tear, risk of breakdown and vandalism, etc. There really is something to taking a train and not having "to worry."
bumbadum@bumbadum14

Increasingly convinced this is just learned helplessness. It’s a 4 hour drive and costs 45 dollars with a 30mpg car. 90% of Americans would rather drive themselves, in the comfort of their own car, with the freedom to stop anywhere for any reason.

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@MackLatimerTX "utilizing your own house to make a living is illegal." you know versus using the house to live.
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Mack Latimer
Mack Latimer@MackLatimerTX·
Imagine you work hard for years to afford a house in a beautiful part of Texas. Maybe you use it as your primary residence and just want to rent it out on the weekends to help pay the bills, or maybe it’s a second property you bought as an investment to help your family weather inflation. You decide to utilize the free market, offering your own private property to weekend visitors looking to enjoy the local rivers and attractions. ​But then the city steps in and tells you that utilizing your own house to make a living is illegal. ​Just yesterday, on July 10, it was highlighted that a federal appeals court officially upheld a draconian zoning ordinance from the @CityofNewBraunfels that completely prohibits property owners from leasing their own homes on a short-term basis in residential districts. The city's rules dictate that unless a renter stays for 30 days or more, you are legally barred from letting them stay on your property. ​Local bureaucrats claim this heavy-handed ban is just about "preserving neighborhood character." But let's look at what this really means. You own the deed, you pay the skyrocketing property taxes, and you maintain the house. Yet, local politicians have unilaterally decided that they get to micromanage exactly who is allowed to sleep in your beds and for exactly how long. ​The most terrifying part? The court ruled that under Texas law, citizens have "no protected property interest" in the right to lease their own homes on a short-term basis. ​This is a devastating blow to private property rights. When a city council can weaponize zoning codes to outright ban you from earning an honest income off the property you bought and paid for, you don't really own your home—the government does. They aren't just managing zoning; they are suffocating free enterprise and stealing your fundamental economic liberty. ​DM and ask how you can get involved in fighting local government tyranny. ​Source: Texas Municipal League, "July 10, 2026, Number 26: Marfil v. City of New Braunfels," July 10, 2026.
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tautologer@tautologer·
a huge portion of the population primarily experiences economic growth as "other people can now outbid me for housing"
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Borjomi ᛉ Respecter
Borjomi ᛉ Respecter@BorjomiDrinker·
There's no reason for them to drive. Teens cruising with their buddies is literally illegal, you aren't allowed to have passengers in your vehicle until age 18 in most places. There are no malls, there are no arcades, businesses explicitly ban unaccompanied minors. Their whole life is on their phone, and when they need to go somewhere, mom or dad can drive them.
Stephen Fleming@StephenFleming

Yet another friend with a child turning 16 next week. Hasn’t gotten a learner’s permit. Zero interest in a driver’s license. I keep hearing this same story. What’s WRONG with these kids?!?! On my 16th birthday, my mom took me out of school to take my driving test. Same for everyone I knew. Even if you couldn’t afford your own car, you could beg the use of the family station wagon occasionally. Freedom. Independence. Heck, privacy on a date! Are these kids giving all that up for scrolling TikTok and an occasional Uber?

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Reality-Inversion@RealityInvrsion·
@realmatt_re Whenever someone mentions buying “$500k house” I ask with cash or on a mortgage because that’s really a $1.2 million house on mortgage.
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MilspecMoses 📟
MilspecMoses 📟@MilspecMoses·
@DumpStation24 @BorjomiDrinker can you not read? Holy fuck dude. They can't work part time because they can't drive without an adult aka a parent. Not that it matters because most minors are being outlawed from working as well. Stupid boomer fuck.
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@Stephen19718352 With a little effort anyone with above average service skills can make 60,000 flipping couches on Facebook. Why would I work for some grouchy boomer?
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Stephen Stone - PhD Tricknologist
Boomers and Gen X are permanently stuck in 2009 when employers were able to hire serious talent and be picky. Also $100k was very high. They can’t believe this isn’t reality anymore. I work for a midsized company and for some reason we will interview like a customer service rep 7 times for a job that pays $55k
Barefoot Student@BarefootStudent

84% of small business owners seeking to hire said they found few or no qualified applicants for their jobs, per Forbes.

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@PretentiousT10 My boomer dad "found me a job" at 13 and then made me write him checks for all of my living expenses. He now complains I can't afford to take him on vacation. He lies to his friends that I was "spoiled" because I got to go to summer camp once.
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Pretentious Thoughts@PretentiousT10·
I’ve started talking about how being a “spoiled brat” is the ultimate sin in boomer world It’s like a millennial getting called “racist” Being considered one is worse than murder It’s why we’re witnessing boomers sit on mass sums of wealth while they watch their 35 year old kids can barely pay rent and delay having families. They will simultaneously complain their kids won’t give them grandchildren while absolutely refusing to help them in one of the highest cost of living times ever.
🌘ʀᴇᴠᴇɴᴀɴᴛ⚡@revenant_MMXX

Helping your children and sharing your success with them is Good, Actually. Boomers are the only generation in history who have a problem with this.

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@Randistotle Wait until she figures out that the easy way to make money is bid the inflated contracts with DEI preference and outsource to a non-DEI company that would've bid less and just pocket the difference.
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Randistotle@Randistotle·
My old boss stepped down as CEO so that his "Hispanic female" daughter can take over... Because it gave the company preferential treatment when bidding for contracts. Burn the DEI grants to the fucking ground.
Homestead Pilot@homesteadpilot

Here’s where I got radicalized on immigration: So we’re living in the camper, I’m doing anything I can to pay off the failed business’s debt. I’m running the shrink wrap business but it’s very seasonal (fall mostly) Until I get a call from a major electrical transformer company about an hour away, they want us to wrap transformers for shipment. If we perform well, it’s essentially a permanent contract. Very lucrative. For a month we go down there. At the same time there is another crew competing against us for the contract. 100% honest, 75% of the laborers in the factory are non-english speaking, mostly hispanics. Most if not all low and middle management I encountered were the same. After a few weeks, I was told by the shipping floor manager, our work was BETTER, we were CHEAPER, and we were always ON TIME. The crew we were competing against were hispanics, and according to the few white workers kept f-ing up one way or another. I’m told the job is ours, submit the final proposal and it’ll be approved. weeks, no response. I send emails following up. “We’re giving the contract to the other crew”. What? You guys said we were better in every way? I lowered my bid by 25%, still no. Now I can’t say anything for certain, but until someone can give me another explanation, me and my partner were discriminated against for being white. In our own country.

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Homestead Pilot@homesteadpilot·
I could go buy a 50k truck tomorrow, I drive an old truck for financial prudence. I had no idea he was even considering selling it because “it’s the last of the steel F-150’s”. Dont you think if you were going to basically give a truck away, you might first consider your family before the dealership?
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Homestead Pilot@homesteadpilot·
My dad (boomer with 5 houses, worked very hard his whole life), had a 2013 F-150 lariat. Garaged every day, looked like it just came off the showroom floor, never so much as a potato chip inside. 170k miles. He just traded it into the dealership…. For $5,000 He visited me 4 weeks ago, he knows I drive a 2001 Tacoma with 300k miles on it. I would’ve given him $10k. He didn’t even think to ask if I wanted it. Called me up all proud of the deal he made, said “I bet I could’ve gotten 7k for the truck but it wasn’t worth the hassle.” The dealership will sell it for $18k and I’m still driving the Tacoma.
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@facetedcarapace This is another reason why boomers aren't selling or having a succession plan for their businesses. They'd rather run it to the end and into the ground than sell.
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microplastics nanobubbler@facetedcarapace·
Reading all these stories on Reddit about boomers refusing to stop coming to work after retiring and having to be politely banned from their workplaces and I honestly have never related to something less. These people will never hear from my ass again.
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Dustin Grage
Dustin Grage@GrageDustin·
“Minnesota has the best voter turnout, so our elections are the gold standard.” Or, hear me out. Maybe it’s because our election system is more vulnerable to fraud than any other state in the country, artificially inflating turnout. There’s a reason Minnesota is tied with California for the longest Republican statewide winning drought in the country, despite consistently being far more competitive on paper.
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