The freedom is your choice to not come to the site, not try to change the site because you don't like it.
Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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And thankfully it isn't like FakeBook and run by a bunch of Kansas City faggots!
That goes without saying, but far too many people think their 1A rights are in full force on these internet forums. They are not. You are granted access by the owner and they can deny that same access for any number of transgressions.
The owner has not said anything about stopping the photos. So if you don't like them, either ignore, not nter the thread/forum, or post the photos you do like...
Me no likey , I don’t use my right finger to open......on any threads !
I Love women in general , breasts/asses in particular . I like lots of different type pictures. Like guns too ....same place
In my little world my GF could care less what I look at on a screen. Kinda like problem 999 out of 1000.
I Love women in general , breasts/asses in particular . I like lots of different type pictures. Like guns too ....same place
In my little world my GF could care less what I look at on a screen. Kinda like problem 999 out of 1000.
Good evening all. Staples out of my back.
Can you guys f’n believe people are filling up this thread with complaints about the thread being filled up with beautiful women. Good f’n god don’t look, ignore or get over yourself. Best advice I ever got: “why do you think anyone gives a f about your opinion” .... merry Christmas.... shitter’s full
Bunch a whining assed bitches. Push the ignore button.
LOL, I just put him on ignore too. I just had one page with two posts on it. I get all the boobs I want at home, and enough I don’t want to see at work. And l often sit the family area and like not having to worry what it going to scroll next.
A new federal stimulus package passed by both houses of Congress late Monday night included a staggering $25 million earmarked for “democracy” and “gender programs” in Pakistan — 
WTF
The dumbfounding budget item was one of many provisions buried within the 5,593-page package, which had a $1.4 trillion spending bill tacked on top.
Meanwhile, qualified U.S. tax paying citizens may be entitled to a stimulus check not to exceed $600 — half of the $1,200 directed toward qualified citizens in the first round of stimulus checks.
Per legislative text for the bill released by the House on December 21 — Single people earning up to $75,000 will receive $600, while married couples earning up to $150,000 will receive $1,200 — exactly half of the amount paid out earlier this year through the CARES Act.
The second round of checks will have the same type of income phaseouts as in the CARES Act, with the stimulus check payments reduced for earnings above $75,000 per single person or $150,000 per married couple.
The amount of payment individuals receive will be reduced by $5 for every $100 of income earned above those thresholds, according to the House Appropriations committee. That's similar to the CARES Act, but fewer higher-earning taxpayers will qualify for the checks under this formula when compared with the earlier bill.
The second stimulus checks will be phased out entirely for single people earning over $87,000 or married couples earning more than $174,000 — compared with the CARES Act's phaseout for single people earning over $99,000 and for couples earning over $198,000.
WTFThe dumbfounding budget item was one of many provisions buried within the 5,593-page package, which had a $1.4 trillion spending bill tacked on top.
Meanwhile, qualified U.S. tax paying citizens may be entitled to a stimulus check not to exceed $600 — half of the $1,200 directed toward qualified citizens in the first round of stimulus checks.
Per legislative text for the bill released by the House on December 21 — Single people earning up to $75,000 will receive $600, while married couples earning up to $150,000 will receive $1,200 — exactly half of the amount paid out earlier this year through the CARES Act.
The second round of checks will have the same type of income phaseouts as in the CARES Act, with the stimulus check payments reduced for earnings above $75,000 per single person or $150,000 per married couple.
The amount of payment individuals receive will be reduced by $5 for every $100 of income earned above those thresholds, according to the House Appropriations committee. That's similar to the CARES Act, but fewer higher-earning taxpayers will qualify for the checks under this formula when compared with the earlier bill.
The second stimulus checks will be phased out entirely for single people earning over $87,000 or married couples earning more than $174,000 — compared with the CARES Act's phaseout for single people earning over $99,000 and for couples earning over $198,000.
