Coffee drinking, no BS, authority questioning Libertarian. Privacy first. I am a Constitutionalist. I support the Bill of Rights.

So, we're supposed to choose the greater of two evils? Not vote? I think people are doing the best they can with the $shit they're given. Get involved locally. Put your energy there. I'm not sure we can fix the Federal fiasco.
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I'd *NEVER* slice food on a stainless steel plate with my nice knives. *STUPID*.
A steel board that will not soak up bacteria or odours
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Is it just me? I planned on buying a new truck this year. I've always owned Toyotas. But, @ToyotaMotorCorp / @Toyota the new Tacoma is UGLY & the Tundra is even worse! Did a Minecraft designer design these monstrosities? Hard pass. YUCK! I hope the next gen is better.
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Both Parties Offer Us Different Variations of Socialism Both are against free markets.
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echo zzz retweeted
Okay, like you’re five: Your rent is your expense, so cutting your spending can help you afford it. Your wage is someone else’s expense, and it depends on what your labor is worth to them, not how many yachts their CEO owns. Selling a yacht can fund payroll once. It doesn’t make your job permanently more productive. If your labor is worth more elsewhere, sell it elsewhere. If it isn’t, confiscating someone’s yacht doesn’t change that. The mistake is treating wages as an allowance determined by how rich the owner is rather than a price for labor.
PLEASE EXPLAIN THIS TO ME LIKE I’M FIVE. When someone can’t afford rent, we immediately hear: “Stop buying fast food.” “Skip the $7 latte.” “Make coffee at home.” “Cut out avocado toast.” But when a company says it can’t afford to pay workers enough to live? Nobody says: “Maybe buy one fewer private jet.” “Skip the third yacht.” “Perhaps don’t buy another mansion this year.” Why is the person struggling always expected to sacrifice the little things they enjoy, while the people at the top are never told to sacrifice anything? I’m genuinely trying to understand the logic.
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maps.app.goo.gl/qRAvhXp5ef3U… The worst hotel experience I've ever had @ExtendedStay , I was accidentally booked at a rent-by-the-hour hotel, once. If you're not going to honor someones reservation, don't bother giving them a confirmation number. #evilcompanies
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We grew up in a time when you could joke about just about anything and nobody needed a safe space afterward. Those were some pretty good times. 😂
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Just curious, @MattressFirm , can I assume from your recent ad campaign that you have to be an asshole to buy one of your mattresses?
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PHX Sky Harbor, @AlaskaAir you seriously need to get you baggage process shit together. IT SUCKS!
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Someone created a stupid meme and posted it this AM. It didn't have @elonmusk in the bottom image and Elon had all the food in the top image. I fixed it. You're welcome.
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Hey @rickygervais I'm shocked you didn't point out that Noah's sacrifice had to have killed off one entire species given there were only 1 male and 1 female of each species on the boat. 😀 piped.video/anf-EfUD1So?si=dFn1…
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I want to find Galt's Gulch. @elonmusk can you help me find it?
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“Tax the rich” We already do. “Make the rich pay their fair share.” They already do. These slogans are catchy but inaccurate. They reveal that someone is misinformed on taxation in the United States.
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Milton Friedman: “Keep your eye on one thing and one thing only: how much government is spending, because that’s the true tax.” “If you’re not paying for it in the form of explicit taxes, you’re paying for it indirectly in the form of inflation or borrowing.”
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