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@cryptoquarius @modernblk @iam_sijo99 Yeah, when the sheriff disappeared and it was like nothing happened, that is when it went downhill after an amazing start.

@modernblk @iam_sijo99 It started out strong then fell off

TV series that was Good from start to finish 🔥 1. Prison Break (2005) 2. The Wire (2002) 3. Dark (2017) 4.Fleabag (2016) 5. Better Call Saul (2015) 6. Breaking Bad (2008) 7....Show more

@golgfrombism @Investor4201 @dekker And a fraction of the proven NGO and Somali fraud. But there's a reason you deflect from that.

@Investor4201 @dekker Yes, the fraud of the Trump administration is extensive.

Politics is so stupid and we’re all stupid too that we give any of these people any real estate in our brains. Most Americans do their best to work and provide for their families and then the people we are supposed to “take seriously” just argue over bullshit every day and do nothing for the actual people.

@PorchYeller @ClayTravis Butler is an exception in that he genuinely dislikes his opponents and thinks the ASG is a complete joke because nobody actually competes. Everyone else just hugs each other after games and takes nights off.

It's worse than that. Back in the day if an unlikeable player was on your team you loved that guy. Celtics fans love Danny Ainge. Pistons fans loved Dennis Rodman. Laker fans loved Kobe Bryant. Now NOBODY likes Lebron James, Draymond Green, Joel Embiid, Ben Simmons, Russell Westbrook, James Harden, Kevin Durant, Jimmy Butler...

NBA ratings are at multi-decade lows for the NBA Finals. The NBA’s all time most watched game was in 1998. This year the NCAA tourney is setting all time record viewership. The Super Bowl all time high was two years ago. Why has NBA tanked while other leagues soared? Vote below.

@causaliteit001 @IvoAI3 And you haven't sold?

@IvoAI3 Here.... 3.000 $ASTS shares with an average of 10 $. First 2K bought with an average of 3.74 dollar..

Just read an article about $ASTS reaching a 1 trillion dollar market cap in the next 10 years, which at this point seems doable one day. That would put the stock price at around $2600/share 😬😬😬😬 Who’s invested? Let’s connect.

@latterdaylaura You don't have a husband. You have a wife.

For example I wake up at 6 every morning to wake or run on my treadmill I go to the gym at like 9 pm twice a week, 7 am on Saturdays because that’s when it opens. My husband plays hockey once or twice a week. His ice times are 10:15pm and 10:45pm

My super strong parenting opinion is that while the kids are awake, you come last. No spending all of Saturday golfing. That’s family time. 6 am tee time only, maybe. Wanna go to the gym? Go after the kids go to bed, or wake up at 5. In a few short years, they’ll be out of the house and you’ll have all the time in the world for your own stuff. It’s okay to come last for a while.

@CoffindafferFBI If she was underage drinking, then she's cooked. However, she was still being attacked by a mob of wild animals while cops somehow instantly showed up once she took off but we're nowhere to be seen in the seconds leading up to it, indicating they were there but doing nothing.

Kaydence Carpenter There are 2 sides to every pancake. I had to keep digging on this one. It just didn't make sense. Take a look. Kaydence has been charged, but her actions were provoked. Still, what she did was against the law, but the actions proceeding her action may be cause for mitigation. What do you think? #Kaydence #Kentucky

@PerreAye @_6signxxx @blacktwiterthrd The media and its decision makers make blacks "cool." The trend of gangbanging, shitty music, and absent fatherhood is finally waning, though.

@_6signxxx @blacktwiterthrd Black people make everything cool than it starts making millions then it goes corporate

the league used to be black as hell, wonder what the turning point was

@nopalitosjar @SanDiegoFreeman @nixonfoundation As you're programmed to respond.

@bladestonight @SanDiegoFreeman @nixonfoundation LMFAOOOO

President Nixon dictated a long diary-like memorandum describing the visit to the Lincoln Memorial because he wanted to make a record of what was for him a memorable event: "Manolo and I got out of the car at approximately 4:40 and walked up the steps to the Lincoln statue. . . . By this time a few small groups of students had begun to congregate in the rotunda of the Memorial. I walked over to a group of them . . . and shook hands. They were not unfriendly. As a matter of fact, they seemed somewhat overawed, and, of course, quite surprised. When I first started to speak to the group there were approximately eight in it. I asked each of them where they were from and found that over half were from upper New York State. At this point, all of them were men. There were no women. To get the conversation going I asked them how old they were, what they were studying, the usual questions. . . . Two or three of them volunteered that they had not been able to hear the press conference because they had been driving all night in order to get here. I said I was sorry they had missed it because I had tried to explain in the press conference that my goals in Vietnam were the same as theirs—to stop the killing and end the war—to bring peace. Our goal was not to get into Cambodia by what we were doing, but to get out of Vietnam. They did not respond, so I took it from there by saying that I realized that most of them would not agree with my position, but I hoped that they would not allow their disagreement on this issue to lead them to fail to give us a hearing on some other issues where we might agree. And also particularly I hoped that their hatred of the war, which I could well understand, would not turn into a bitter hatred of our whole system, our country, and everything that it stood for. I said, I know that probably most of you think I’m an SOB, but I want you to know that I understand just how you feel. I recall that when I was just a little older than you, right out of law school and ready to get married, how excited I was when Chamberlain came home from Munich and made his famous statement about peace in our time. I had heard it on the radio. I had so little in those days that the prospect of going into the service was almost unbearable and I felt that the United States staying out of any kind of conflict was worth paying any price whatever. I pointed out, too, the fact that I came from a Quaker background. I was as close to being a pacifist as anybody could be in those times. As a result I thought at that time, that Chamberlain was the greatest man alive, and when I read Churchill’s all-out criticism of Chamberlain I thought Churchill was a madman." (Continued)

@D_I_A_S_73 @grok @Thomas_james_1 $ASTS was its top pick

@grok @Thomas_james_1 Well that’s bullshit when did this change? Looks like I’ll be using another ai bot then

Which stock is the most likely to 10x from here? $IREN at $38 $ASTS at $85 $AXTI at $45 $AAOI at $120 $IBRX at $8 $ZETA at $18 $HIMS at $23 $ONDS at 10 $NOW at $115 $MSFT at $400 $NVDA at $185 $AMD at $200 Let me know if there’s any other stock that you think could 10x

@SanDiegoFreeman @nixonfoundation Let me know when you're ready to learn the real story of the Confederacy.

@nixonfoundation I was taught in school how awful Nixon was, but the more I learn, the more my attitude shifts

In that era, men played hard every night and disliked each other. In 2026, guys take nights off because shooting threes gets "tiring", flop if they actually are on the court, and then they hug each other after the game because they're flush in cash and soft. These are objective facts.

@kegingras @IKE_Packers But his hair and eyebrows look great.

@IKE_Packers The bond isn’t the question, they need their head coach to not piss himself when the game is tight in the second half

Packers need to get that “BOND” back

@jakeinge @Batmanatlaw @MyFansanity @Timberwolves And he loses money on them.

@Batmanatlaw @MyFansanity @Timberwolves AROD owns the Lynx too! 😂

This is hurtful and makes me want to cancel my season tickets @Timberwolves. You offered little to no support during the ICE occupation and now your owner does this. Tone deaf and offensive.

Mises obliterated the entire socialist project in 1920 with one devastating insight: "Where there is no free market, there is no pricing mechanism; without a pricing mechanism, there is no economic calculation." The socialists spent the next century pretending this problem didn't exist while their economies collapsed around them. And yet here we are, watching politicians promise they can "fix" healthcare, housing, and energy markets through central planning. They can't even calculate the cost of their own programs correctly — how exactly are they going to allocate resources across an entire economy? Every Venezuelan breadline, every Soviet grain shortage, every Chinese famine was just Mises being proven right in the most brutal way possible. But sure, let's try democratic socialism this time. What could go wrong?

@MbarkCherguia @Geniustechw Liberal Women and politicians ruined that.

The entire point of the Bill of Rights is that fighting tyranny comes at a varying but unfortunate cost from those who abuse their rights. Thousands of deaths by accessible firearms are better than being genocided by the tens of millions, which happens 100% of the time that people don't have these rights. This is basic stuff.

@FraustDr @Bricktop_NAFO Shouldn’t have said ‘some gun deaths are necessary to reserve our right to own guns’. Bc now he can “live” out his truth, as having such a stupid belief made him the most deserving, over all the lives he belittled to share his bs college dropout ideology, to die from it.

This is what happened when Charlie Kirk had a debate with someone with an education. Rather than debating American kids that were just starting college. A student from Oxford University in the UK destroying Charlie Kirk.

@AACB1978 @andieiamwhoiam @MatthewCoast @RightisRightPA Women were already joining the workforce rapidly by 1970.

@andieiamwhoiam @bladestonight @MatthewCoast @RightisRightPA Was life better in the 70s-80s when mothers were home ignoring their children? Cause that really happened. They called us Gen-X.

JUST WONDERING HOW MOMS are supposed to work 9-5, drop the kids off at school at 8 AM, pick them up by 3 PM, stay on top of school activities, meal prep, cook dinner, keep the house clean, do the laundry, run the kids to extracurricular activities, climb the corporate ladder, save sick days for when the kids are sick, be a good friend, daughter, and partner, all while trying to take care of their own body and mental health…

@AACB1978 @andieiamwhoiam @MatthewCoast @RightisRightPA The whole design was to pull the mother out of the home and have her push paper so it could be branded as "empowerment" when really corporations realized they could double their workforce with a more compliant population.

@andieiamwhoiam @bladestonight @MatthewCoast @RightisRightPA Who HAD to work. Remember that. Housing is unaffordable, the cost of everything is through the roof and you’re letting on like because of the welfare state we’ve been driven in to, we should forego children? Amazing.

@AACB1978 @andieiamwhoiam @MatthewCoast @RightisRightPA When half the population stayed home to care for their own kids, the following were true in comparison today: Depression ⬇️ Suicides ⬇️ School shootings ⬇️ (virtually nonexistent) Medicated children ⬇️ Divorce rates ⬇️ Educational aptitude scores ⬆️ Civil unrest ⬇️

@andieiamwhoiam @MatthewCoast @RightisRightPA Right. Unless you’re required to work to make ends meet. So instead of having a family, you suggest half of the population quit working to be stay at home mothers, or just don’t have children at all? You don’t have children obviously or you were blessed with additional income.