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@gentrywgevers sick.

Why is the audio of Charlie getting shot a trend for outfit transformation….? This is disgusting.

@Geiger_Capital I'm not numb to it... it boils my blood, actually. But all the people I voted for to stop it and fix it are somewhat apathetic about the problem.

Imagine illegally entering another country and then flying a USA flag while chanting "I demand citizenship in your nation"… It’s literally inconceivable. We've become numb to how insane this is.

@AutismCapital New SNAP regulations.

Why they finna shut down?

@0hour1 Til the judges let them walk out the courtroom door.

Florida is the best state because everywhere you look, there is a cop. No criminals get away with anything here for long.

THIS MUST BE BECOME LAW OR WE WILL LOSE OUR NATION AND OUR KIDS WILL NOT LIVE FREE! NO MORE BIRTHRIGHT CITIZENSHIP

@atensnut I love so much that this is a BMW too. Ghetto trash trying to steal gets instant karma.

Wonder if she’ll file an insurance claim. 🤣

@RealJamesWoods Actually I am at full reset mode... get rid of them all. I'm done being polite at the expense of my own health, safety and happiness.

We aren’t hoping to kick out Somalis or other Africans. We just want the lawbreakers gone, which would, of course, include you, dear brother-humper.

@RL9631 @MAPatriot1630 10s of thousands of dollars of resources wasted to do it all over again another day for the same POS.

@MAPatriot1630 Instead he will be out in a few hours or so.

🚨Dramatic takedown in downtown San Diego. A 25-year-old parking attendant was sitting on an electrical box near the Tailgate Padres Parking lot when 20-year-old Lathapoun Keovongsa approached and struck him multiple times in the head with a wooden cane - an unprovoked attack. The victim suffered lacerations and was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. Officers later located attacker, but he refused to listen to police commands and non-lethal rounds had no effect. The K9 was deployed, and he reportedly struck the dog multiple times. The K9 bit him on the arm, allowing officers to take him into custody. Charges include assault with a deadly weapon, resisting arrest, and harming a police dog.

@ImMeme0 Wow. That cop should switch careers and the dog should find a new handler.

WTAF?!! So the K-9 sniffed out the gunman right away and went after the shooter into another room twice. The handler, holding the leash, ignored it and walked in the other direction. And this is the moment when the shooter runs out with a weapon in his hands.

@ekhb83 @magills_ I watched the Hills and I did not like Spencer at all. Bad vibes, bad intentions, just not a good dude. But he was a kid and they played it up. He's grown now, a father, husband and fire victim who wants better. I respect him for standing up to fight the fight despite the odds.

I’m a reality tv junkie. I don’t watch a lot; but when I do it’s reality… However; I never watched The Hills. I’m glad I didn’t because apparently production made Spencer look awful- not saying he’s angelic- but let’s face it- reality tv isn’t real. I’ve also never seen an episode of the Apprentice… that is on my list! I’m totally here for this! 🙌🏻

Going back in time 20 years to become the worlds first trillionaire by buying a $10 parlay that the Republicans Party’s two most important characters in 2026 are the guy from The Apprentice and the boyfriend from The Hills

@BHartranft @EDSecMcMahon Well then off to the trades we shall go!

@hbob345 @EDSecMcMahon sadly, nothing will change in that timeframe. it will require a decade of people boycotting the college system to force changes. they will only change if it hurts them in wallet.

Why? Because colleges and universities can charge unlimited tuition on the taxpayer’s dime. Thanks to the Working Families Tax Cuts Act, this reckless spending policy is coming to an end.

@AAGDhillon Check the universities! There is ZERO reason for an educational institute to claim that we do not have people in this country to do the work and then hire immigrants. THEY ARE EDUCATING THE WORKFORCE. Now employ them, not the foreigners.

We sued Cloudera yesterday for discriminating against U.S. workers for high-paying tech jobs. We value public input on civil rights violations. If you have tips or complaints about citizenship discrimination in employment, you can email them to: IER@usdoj.gov!

@DawnsMission Made with 3 ingredients - 2 of which are poison.

How do companies get away with this? Front of the box: “Made with 3 Ingredients • Gluten Free” Looks pure and natural. Flip it: “Contains Bioengineered Food Ingredients” Lab-engineered GMOs that can harm you — hidden in plain sight. READ EVERY LABEL.

@SendAsteroids @SirBubbaTheGr8 @RVAwonk Are you as bothered by the BILLIONS in fraud that has been uncovered as being fraudulently spent by taxpayers or nah, just orange man bad?

I have to take a medication that isn’t covered by insurance and CVS says these are my options, as if paying almost $16,000/month for *anything* is actually an option.

@KeenanPeachy Not even a pinky promise, more like a trust me bro.

Facial recognition and ID required to enter Disneyland Voting for president only requires a pinkie promise

@goodefoodsfam What can we do to help you into Publix?? I don't shop at Target often.

This video keeps getting taken down and it’s obvious why….

@DrAlmarielao Too much!?!?!? This child slammed a living breathing cat to the ground and was more bothered when he did the same to a piece of metal. Most certainly NOT too much.

She stood there, shaking, replaying what she had just seen; her son slamming the family’s pet cat in anger. The shock hadn’t worn off, and neither had the fear. So she made a decision in the heat of the moment: she handed him his PS5 and told him to slam it the same way… to feel what destruction looks like. He hesitated. The realization hit differently when it was something he cared about. The room went quiet, heavy with tension; not just punishment, but a message about consequences, empathy, and control. Still… it didn’t feel simple. It felt intense. Maybe even too far. Teaching a lesson matters; but how we teach it can leave a lasting impact too. Do you think this kind of punishment helps build empathy… or crosses a line?

@Here_s_Hoping Use them or frame them and hang them for display. No sense in hiding them...they're beautiful!

@AustinDunno @aakashgupta Obviously I mean better. It goes way deeper than crime statistics tho.

@hbob345 @aakashgupta I mean, crime was much higher than. So I assume you mean "better?"

BART spent $90 million on new fare gates. They're recovering about $10 million a year in fares. That's a 9-year payback on paper. The actual return hit in six months. Embarcadero station went from 112 hours of corrective maintenance in the six months before installation to 2 hours after. Daly City saved 109. Balboa Park saved 75. Across the system, 961 hours of cleanup work disappeared. Corrective maintenance is the term BART uses for graffiti, heavy soiling, vandalism, the damage that needs a crew not a janitor. At several stations it dropped to zero. Crime fell 41% year over year. Riders who reported seeing fare evasion on their trip dropped from 22% to 10%. Citations issued by BART police went from 2,200 in January to under 1,000 in July, because there was nothing to cite. The gates were a filtering project disguised as a revenue project. Old BART gates were waist-high orange fins designed in the 1970s. You could hop them in under a second. That made the station effectively a public space, and the rider mix reflected that. The new gates are 72 inches of polycarbonate with 3D sensors that detect tailgating. You either pay or you don't enter. Once you don't enter, you also don't smoke on the platform, sleep in the elevator, or harass other riders. BART tried hiring more police for years. Blitz operations at high-traffic stations. Increased patrols. Dedicated transit cops. None of it moved the numbers the way six feet of polycarbonate did. The $10 million in recovered fares is the smallest line in the return. Fare revenue used to cover 70% of BART operations. After the pandemic it collapsed to 22%. The gates won't fix that gap directly. They fix the precondition for fixing it: a system that office workers, families, and tourists are willing to use again. Ridership growth at stations with new gates outpaced ungated ones before the rollout finished. A $400 million annual deficit is heading to voters in November as a sales tax measure. Voters don't approve sales taxes for transit agencies they don't feel safe in. The $90 million on gates is buying BART the right to ask the public for more money. That's the real return on six feet of polycarbonate.