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Supreme Court rules banning homeless encampments in public places doesn't violate U.S. Constitution
According to the majority opinion, the Eighth Amendment “does not authorize federal judges to wrest those rights and responsibilities from the American people and in their place dictate this Nation’s homelessness policy.”
justthenews.com
Biden brought up hoaxes 1,3, and 6 last night. The cnn morons also brought up 3 before the debate.
I find it amazing that these morons are shocked by Biden's condition. It has been apparent since day one. Denial is very powerful with idiots and liars.
Florida's pro-abortion amendment would mean 'no limits, no doctors, no parents, no laws' - LifeSite
Florida Voice for the Unborn is working to persuade fellow Floridians to vote no on pro-abortion Amendment 4, focusing on educating likely Republican voters through the work of highly-dedicated grassroots volunteers.
www.lifesitenews.com
Uvalde school police chief, fellow officer indicted over tragic response to school shooting · American Wire News
Two disgraced former Uvalde school police officers were indicted Thursday over their failed response to the 2022 mass shooting.
americanwirenews.com
Liberal is synonymous with liar. If I hear someone say they are a democrat I automatically assume the next thing out of their mouth is a lie.liars, always.
Biden doesn't consider showering and banging family members as rape.
this is sort of stupid. like they won't just say whatever you want them to say?
perhaps they should have to promise not to rape anyone.
Welcome TS to the "Real World" where it's bread and butter customers operate.
Rural retailer Tractor Supply eliminates DEI roles, Pride support and carbon emissions goals
They are going to have to 25A the old guy
Republicans should NOT support 25A now - Democrats ran this farce for years with support of "administrative state" and MSM. Let the Democrats eat the crap sandwich they made............
Did you just subtly threaten @jmp1 ?
Just their ability to receive the slightest of contrary opinions. Please spare us all of the innuendos and accusations before you even start. You're barking up a tree where there aren't and raccoons treed. You're better than this.
-LD
Now this this a comment I can 100% get behind and have to give kudos to @91Eunozs for sharing. I personally don't have a single counterpoint to anything they shared here and completely agree that minimum wage laws have proven to work against society more than benefited it. I'd also add (my own opinion at least) that were things really started to get unbalanced was when we went to a fiat currency but that's a sidebar and not tied to the post I'm quoting.
Really appreciate/agree with this comment. It's not an education thing, it's not a racial thing, it's a national policy thing in my opinion and over the decades (so nobody here is getting a finger pointed directly at them for their opinions) we as a country rolled over and said "this is fine" and now we're in a society that best resembles Feudalism, with the minority being the "have's" and the majority (and growing) being the "have nots" and the "have's" now are social acceptable in saying that the "have nots" is a product of their own creation and they should just get an education to better their life.
(Again just sharing my own opinion still and not putting words in the mouth of @91Eunozs) but this is the NIMBY mindset on parade. How dare the guy that stocks produce be able to afford groceries, a modest house, a family, and put a little bit away for their retirement. I am NOT advocating that we need the government to swoop in and subsidize these "low skill/low income" workers, but rather point out that if you disagree with the sentiment that there is value in all work and US citizens should be able to afford even the most basic cost of living, what you'll end up with is a generation of 'over educated' youth not willing to work for poverty wages that provides no future to them when the government dole is a more attractive/profitable option. Oh wait... maybe that's exactly what so many are complaining about the past 4 years or so...
But I'm sure it's just because of Generation "whatever" being lazy, COVID, people not pulling themselves up from the bootstraps, what have you. Contrary opinion here but when the grocers, the mechanics, the service industry workers, etc can no longer afford to live... the question remains WHO is going to do those jobs which we're reliant upon in our day to day lives?
Again, this isn't the fault of anyone here particularly but there needs to be a national mindset change on this "it's their fault for being low skilled and not being able to afford food" rhetoric and I guarantee you that if you buy into this belief that workers in whatever industry don't deserve shelter and food because of their 'life choices' you're going to keep getting what you've already gotten and it won't be incremental but rather exponential and then complaining why all of your wages are being taxed to subsidize these folks... oh wait...
-LD
This is the biggest crock I have read in a while. Jobs are paying what the market will bear. Except in California where the businesses go out of business paying mandated minimum wages so nobody has a job.
Nobody that is human on any level says that a person who does a low paying job deserves to be in poverty. That’s some Marxist or corporatist shit right there. IOW, pandering to the lower class to get them riled up with manufactured injustice without two things: letting them know they are valuable as humans and telling them the truth that capitalism requires all of us to work and compete in the arena, warts and all. That’s how the country moves forward. “Faith can move mountains but don’t be surprised if God hands you the shovel “.
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Glad to hear you're sticking around for the discussion! I look forward to your future 'rebuttals'. I'll try to keep some more dank ass memes coming your way so that you don't get bored at least.
-LD
