r’amen (except for the fuck off and die and kill them statements lol)
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Capitalism yes.
We’re sick became the wealthy won’t make healthy food affordable.
Dumb view: that leaves high taxes to fall on the poor, Genius.
And clearly being replaced by communism.
Get rid of them? Why don’t we just expose their deeds, sue their estates and distribute their wealth among the poor?
I agree with this part entirely.
And suing their estates requires them to die, which I’m also not opposed to.
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He’s probably too late to help. I don’t think we can recover, but I still like that Platner will probably win.
Saskatchewan here in Canada was the birth place of “free” Medicare. For decades they have been closing clinics and hospitals. Only about 800,000 people but more towns or place names than any province even the one with 10 million people.
I don’t know this Platner guy but he’s speaking truth there.
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Mamdani is killing it. A bit of socialism food.
Mayor Mamdani Announces the Peninsula in the Bronx as the Second Site for City’s Public Grocery Stores - NYC Mayor’s Office Mayor Mamdani Announces the Peninsula in the Bronx as the Second Site for City’s Public Grocery Stores - NYC Mayor's Office
I’m curious what he can do with homelessness with no us government aid. New York has the second highest homelessness rate in the USA. Right behind Hawaii. He seems like he will work with anyone including Curtis Sliwa. Eric Adams probably couldn’t have been worse.
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Be interesting to see how this play outs.
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I’m curious about who is going to foot the bill for all of this when the rich move to Florida.
ICE is behaving like assholes in New Jersey. They pepper sprayed a US senator that I would say was barely protesting. He was mostly there to hopefully go inside and speak with protesters. Even if he did protest, he was peaceful. Cory Booker said nothing about his colleague getting pepper sprayed. Nor did he go. I hope he is not the nominee for President. The New Jersey governor did go, but she was not allowed to enter. The facility apparently has horrible conditions with covid rampant.
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Paxton’s defense attorney endorses Talarico for Senate Paxton's defense attorney endorses Talarico for Senate
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But even if we (or an angel from heaven) should announce any “good news” to you other than what we have proclaimed to you, let that person be cursed! As we have said before, so I now repeat: if anyone proclaims to you “good news” other than what you received, let that person be under a curse! - Galatians 1:8-9 TLV
Talarico is a type 1 diabetic. He discovered it at 29 years old, which is incredibly old to find out. His blood sugar was 900 and ended up in a coma. Talk about making a difference. This guy walks the walk.
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Good for him. Dead uncle at 66 real overweight and alkie and diabetic died at 66. Reg is diabetic as is a living male relative of mine. Made a donation to Canadian Diabitities Association once.
I’m Type 2. My walk is easier than his. Respect.
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What he didn’t tell you is that 684.00 was only for the first month. It was reduced monthly and by the 6th month was affordable again, unless you went to a pharmacy enrolled in the government program, which charged 10.00 per month.