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@ElijahSchaffer I've seen the samething in Garland.

It is a near death experience every day in Frisco that you drive These Indians make moves I’ve never seen before

@spencerpratt Because of Pratt, I'm exciting for LA and I've never been to LA!

Karen Bass got FOMO. These AI attack ads are crazy desperate.

@BarbellFi How much inflation over the next 30 years?

I’m 36 & want to retire now 30 year treasury yield is 5% My annual expenses are $50k I can buy $1 million of these bonds Get $50k/year to cover my expenses For 30 years Get my $1 million back in 30 years Then at 65 collect social security I’m strongly considering this 😳

@mattbramanti I'm sure public companies take out $500 million loans all the time.

NEW: I shot 500 rounds at a shooting range, a move that would have been illegal at a day care

@elonmusk 2024 Net Assets: $711,333,304

@elonmusk And take a look at all the assets they have!

Shut it down

Per Grok: The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC, EIN 63-0598743), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, files annual Form 990s with the IRS. Its fiscal year ends October 31. Net assets (or fund balances) appear on Part X of the Form 990 and represent total assets minus total liabilities. These have grown substantially over the past decade, driven by strong contributions, investment returns/gains on asset sales, and generally positive net income despite rising expenses. projects.propublica.org Recent Net Assets Trend (from ProPublica-extracted Form 990 data)Here is a summary of end-of-year net assets/fund balances for recent fiscal years (with total assets and liabilities for context where available):FYE Oct. 2024: Net assets = $786,768,246 (Total assets: $822,198,315; Liabilities: $35,430,069). Revenue: $129M; Expenses: $129M; Net change: +$80K. projects.propublica.org FYE Oct. 2023: Net assets = $711,333,304 (Total assets: $749M; Liabilities: $37.8M). Revenue: $170M; Expenses: $122M; Net change: +$47.7M. projects.propublica.org FYE Oct. 2022: Net assets = $686,956,930. Revenue: $140M; Expenses: $111M; Net change: +$29.3M. projects.propublica.org FYE Oct. 2021: Net assets = $769,727,566. Revenue: $133M; Expenses: $107M; Net change: +$26.1M. projects.propublica.org FYE Oct. 2020: Net assets = $587,803,614. Revenue: $133M; Expenses: $97M; Net change: +$35.5M. projects.propublica.org FYE Oct. 2019: Net assets = $543,144,050. projects.propublica.org FYE Oct. 2018: Net assets = $492,493,365. projects.propublica.org FYE Oct. 2017: Net assets = $449,834,593. projects.propublica.org FYE Oct. 2016: Net assets ≈ $328M (earlier years were lower, e.g., ~$315M in 2015). projects.propublica.org Overall synopsis: SPLC’s net assets have roughly tripled since the mid-2010s (from ~$328M in 2016 to ~$787M in 2024), reflecting a large and growing financial position often referred to as an “endowment” or “Poverty Palace” reserves in public commentary. The bulk consists of board-designated funds set aside for future operations. SPLC’s own latest audited financial statements (for the fiscal year referenced on their site) report the endowment at approximately $731.9–$738 million. splcenter.org Revenue is predominantly from contributions/grants (often 65–90%+), supplemented by investment income and asset sales. Expenses have increased (largely salaries, programs, and fundraising), but net assets continue to grow in most years due to inflows exceeding outflows. There is a related but separate SPLC Action Fund (a 501(c)(4)) with far smaller net assets (low millions). splcactionfund.org Sources: Data drawn directly from SPLC’s publicly available IRS Form 990 filings as summarized on ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer and cross-referenced with SPLC’s official financial information page (which links to the latest 990 and audited statements). Filings are public records and consistent across these repositories. Net assets provide a significant cushion but are subject to market/investment volatility, as seen in year-to-year fluctuations (e.g., 2021 vs. 2022).

@kat_maryb And just why would you have leftover bacon?

What do you do with leftover bacon?

@MustangMan_TX Muleshoe

Valentine 💌

@stats_feed Amazing insights!

Butthole sunning is a wellness practice that involves exposing the perineum to sunlight.

@DearS_o_n That low fat diet is healthy...

Name a huge scam that has been normalised?

@james_xond Play outside, ride my bike, mow the yard, read a book, etc., etc.

People who grew up without smartphones: WHAT DID YOU DO WHEN YOU WERE BORED?

@chutneylife Smoking use to be allowed in flights.

Smoking has never been allowed on the planes yet every plane has a no smoking sign on every row. Seems like a waste of money.

@Nessakins_ Cut out the broccoli.

I ate ground beef and broccoli for lunch and dinner every day for 30 days while on my fitness journey, and this is what happened: -I lost 4lbs -I had the worst farts ever

@jakeglmn Eat fat and lift heavy, sleep.

This is reproductive scientist Dr. Shanna Swan. After 30 years studying the global fertility collapse... She just went on Joe Rogan & revealed why men today have half the testosterone of their grandfathers. Here are the 7 most shocking findings: 1. It's not just men

@ramit Society has demonized wealth. So many of the movies, TV shows, books portray "wealthy" people as dishonest if not outright criminals, the maladjusted trust fund baby, or the organized gangster, criminal.

I asked a couple their net worth: Julie: "If you include our primary residence, it's in the ballpark of 12 million." Ramit: "Have you ever said that number out loud?" Julie: "No, it makes me really uncomfortable." Ramit: "How would you describe yourself socio-economically?" Julie: "Upper middle class." Tom: "Take out the upper part and you're right." At $12 million, she describes them as "upper middle class." He thinks they're "middle class." Why do you think wealthy people find it so difficult to describe themselves as wealthy?

@Heccles94 Relocate to North Korea!

Capitalism is slavery

@jsolomonReports The SEC has had a similar anti-fraud program for a number of years.

Treasury Dept to reward fraud whistleblowers with up to 30% of fines of more than $1 million: report justthenews.com/government/fed…

@BarbellFi The million dollars received 20 years from now will have considerably less buying than it does today.

20 Year Treasury yield now up to 5% You can buy $1 million of these bonds Collect $50k/year for 20 years Pay no state and local taxes Then get $1 million back in 20 years Why aren’t more people doing this? 🤔

@EdWhelanEPPC All she's got...

Sotomayor asks a 3-minute question, cuts off response after 10 words, talks for another 30 seconds, cuts off response after 5 words, and again and again.