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@OnDisasters Private jet pilot was probably vaccinated.

On Tuesday, February 25, 2025, at Chicago Midway International Airport (MDW), a Southwest Airlines pilot successfully averted a collision with a private business jet by promptly aborting their landing.

@Visitor2Earth @DrClownPhD Relax bro lol

@DrClownPhD Your post is incorrect. It's not "Elliott Page", the creatures name is ELLEN PAGE. She is female. Here is ELLEN PAGE... before and after she mutilated her body. She is, however, still a female...albeit a severely delusional and mentally ill female.

300, but instead of Gerard Butler, it’s Elliot Page.

@genghisron69 @ChrisJacksonSC No, it was a joke. We have plenty of water for both

@twistedkeel @ChrisJacksonSC Do you think its one or the other?

Because most golf courses, esp so in drought prone areas are designed to maximize water storage and are already strictly rate limited on how much public water they can use. They also become safe havens for wildlife in metropolitan areas. TPC Las Vegas is a great example. The entire course was designed with industry best management practices using natural drainage areas to collect stormwater runoff into the various ponds and it is then used later for irrigation across the course. Most of the time they do not even need their allowable amount of city water. Golf course superintendents are some of the most conservation conscious people I know and are using best management practices not only to save the course money in irrigation costs, but it also creates a naturally beautiful landscape that wildlife enjoy and golfers want to experience. Some raw video I took from a commercial video project I shot there few years back.

@somedeepstuff1 @ChrisJacksonSC No not all lol. The whole “water consumption issue” is BS.

@twistedkeel @ChrisJacksonSC Are you under the impresssion we don’t have enough water in the US?

@kruptminz @RevRayCistman Sound his name out Ray-Cistman….

@RevRayCistman Anti - racist anti -white? How does that work? I’m white, call me whatever you want. I’m also Italian so there’s more for you to work with. Your rhetoric definitely sounds like an Issue, not an issme problem. Stay classy “Reverend”.

I’ll be walking around the suburbs calling white people crackers today. I hope they don’t honk out.

1) everything you buy is at some level an investment. 2) assistance programs (homes, college, cars etc) do not make the underlying asset cheaper. They only increase demand and prices follows. They do not ever work and half the reason housing is expensive is because of low income assistance.

@twistedkeel @Howlingmutant0 Again, that’s still viewing it as an investment. But also, thinking about it. If there was a program (other than the ones we already have) that made purchasing a home more accessible and manageable it’d actually do the inverse and prices would go up.

You guys realize you are the baby killing party right

It’s not an attack. It’s happened to me. Going negative on my home sucked. I wasn’t able to move for a new better paying job because I couldn’t get out from under the loan. Idk why you think it’s not a bad thing. It’s actually pretty fucking miserable. As for your other point, I think you’re trying to say “homeowners shouldn’t expect the value of the property to increase significantly faster than inflation”. Which is fair, sure. But they should at least be able to plan to consider it a safe store of capital.

@twistedkeel @Howlingmutant0 You can take the easy way out and just attack the “being upside down on a down shouldn’t matter part” but my point of we should not view housing as investments still stands.

We are much much to far apart on the spectrum to have any meaningfully productive discourse lolololol. But to answer your question. Thing you own are considered assets. They either appreciate or depreciate. Million of people planned their finances around the idea properties don’t loose value over time. If that happens it causes a massive reduction in wealth. This causes them to spend less. When million of people spend less at stores and business there are layoffs. You got to look one or two layer past the cost of rent. 2nd, and I dare say even, 3rd order effects

@twistedkeel @Howlingmutant0 Brother why are we looking at housing as an investments. How would affordable housing cause unemployment?

@JaySonyalj @Howlingmutant0 Do you have any idea what would happen to the economy if housing values dropped 25-50%. Million of people upside down on their load. Liquidity gone. Bank failures. Unemployment through the roof. Sure housing would be cheap but you wouldn’t have a job either.

@Howlingmutant0 You should read the Epstein file bud. Also yall sure aren’t the affordable housing party. Trump literally said he dosent want to lower housing costs because “what about the people that have them already”

@misfitpatriot_ Go cry somewhere else

I didn’t want to be right when I said this would happen, I wanted to stop it from happening. Some of you made this dude famous and enabled him because you wanted this to happen. He wont get off on self defense, he wont be able to spend whatever money he raised on anything but a lawyer and commissary, and he changed nothing, because it was never about free speech, it was about clout. He just threw his fucking life away for clicks, and a man may or may not be dead for your fucking entertainment. Fuck all of you.

@olawale__01 Why are all the doctors at this hospital special needs

She didn’t realize her mistake

@vespid_wasp @Frojax_ Bro they elected a mental handicapped senator and a senile dementia president. They would vote for a load of bread if it identified as a D

@Frojax_ Democrats are in the absolute toilet right now. Newsome fucked up California so badly that his record is impossible to run on. Their bench? AOC, Pete Bootygig? I mean, never underestimate the ability of woke white women to finish off the Republic, but I think we win in 2028

Here’s my prediction: 1. A White man pushes his way through the GOP to run in 2028. Gets some support. Nationalists love him. We all know that he’s low key based. 2. He loses. 3. Our president going into 2029 is a Democrat. Could be Newsom or even worse some brown Marxist like AOC or Mamdani. Probably the latter. 4. It’s open season on right wingers. Lots of Nazi doxxing. More anti white propaganda. More immigration. More suppressed news coverage of attacks on Americans by foreigners. More AI surveillance. Censorship comes back full force. Nationalists are jailed. Meanwhile the wealth gap continues to expand, creating further civil unrest in the White working class. 5. 2032 rolls around and everyone is begging for Adolf Hitler. I hope I’m wrong.

We are in the midst of the greatest technological revolution in the history of mankind. AI, space based infrastructure, quantum computing, fusion reactors, humanoid robots, self driving vehicles, and more. And you’re waiting for what? A better price? Just DCA in and don’t miss the boat.

I feel bad for anyone who is 100% invested in the stock market. Few understand that the largest market CRASH in history is comings Im patiently waiting to buy everything on discount.

The year is 2030. Spy sits at 1500. AI has doubled the productive output of American workers. American space companies dominate off world infrastructure. American fusion reactor technology is just coming online with limitless power for all. >”the crash is any day now sell everything!!!”

You’ve got 3 choices in this market. 1. Ride the euphoria higher (and risk a 20-40% drawdown, grim and bear and keep DCA’ing for decades) 2. Sell everything move to cash/tbills, lock in gains, and try to time the bottom 3. Hybrid: keep your best companies, take profits on the speculative stuff, and move some cash into T-bills, bonds, metals etc. I’m on the hybrid path. What are you doing?

@whatifalthist Youre so smart bro thank God we have you.

One of my quibbles with nick Fuentes is I’ve read a shit ton of premodern political philosophy where there’s a very clear archetype of “dishonest populist handler”. He registers all the buttons to the max so it always shocks me that others treat him seriously. I sometimes forget other people don’t read this stuff

@zuess05 Because they are now that much more productive and will be increasing their salary as such

Serious question. We have an entire corporate class making $150k a year whose only actual job is to sit in meetings and ask "what is the status on this?" But if one guy with Claude can now finish a 2-week project in an afternoon... Why haven't companies laid off the entire middle layer yet?

@agmethod75 @zuess05 @theSaaSdemon Nailed it

@zuess05 @theSaaSdemon Lol you just answered you own question.

@yieldprofet @j_fishback @sophieraiin Simping for OF thots is wild. They don’t actually love you bro. You’re talking to an Indian.

@j_fishback @sophieraiin Never had an OF account, never plan on it. But you have no right to tax people into behaving in a way YOU think is right. Some of the most unamerican shit I ever heard. Mind your own business.

I agree @SophieRaiin As Governor, I’ll also impose a 50% sales tax on OnlyFans purchases in addition to my 50% sin tax on OnlyFans creators.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ The body is a temple of the Holy Spirit. It is not to be bought or sold online. Our men and women deserve better.

@rochereality @BoringBiz_ A low entry barrier to a profession that promises “get rich quick”

@twistedkeel @BoringBiz_ Vast majority of realtors sell only 1 home per year, what do you think causes this statistic?

The AI labor replacement theory makes absolutely no sense to me Here is the simple math Let’s say an engineer making $300K/yr was generating $500K in P&L output for me. Now I arm that engineer with $20K in input to make him 20% more productive My total engineering cost goes to $320K/yr but the output is now $600K (+20%) Because of AI, my ROI on hiring engineers just went up massively. As a CEO, that should make me want to hire more engineers, not less What am I missing here? Genuinely curious about people’s thoughts