Buying a house right now is WILD.
You borrow $500K at 7%.
Pay $3,326 every month.
After 10 YEARS, you’ve paid almost $400K.
And you STILL owe around $430K.
That’s nearly $830K paid or owed on a $500K loan.
Also count taxes, insurance, repairs, maintenance.
FCKING WILD. 😳
This should go viral!
This video is savage and she's so right!
Can you even fathom what those innocent babies went through? The absolute terror and having that one person who should cherish you, HURT YOU?!
IT MAKES ME SICK that these pink shirt wearing Karens are crying..CRYING for the mother but say nothing about three innocent souls!
🚨🚨🚨 **He lined them up and shot them. She timed it and strangled them. He got three life sentences. She got a movement. That’s the double standard.**
👉Chad Doerman shot his three sons—7, 4, and 3—in their home. Lined them up. Hunted the one who ran. Told them they were the best boys ever, then killed them. Said he did it for God. Three consecutive life sentences. No parade of supporters calling him a victim.
👉Lindsay Clancy strangled her three kids—5, 3, and 8 months—with exercise bands after sending her husband out on a timed errand. Jumped out a window. Admits she did it. Women online: “I could have been her.” GoFundMe in the hundreds of thousands. She’s the one who needs understanding.
👉Same number of dead children. Same year. One gets a cage until he dies. The other gets a movement. That’s the split. The kids are still dead either way.
Buc-ee’s just sued a tiny corner store in Beavercreek, Ohio over a cartoon beaver and its name.
Beaver’s Mini Mart has been sitting in that neighborhood for over two decades. Buc-ee’s opened its first Ohio store this spring.
A multi-billion-dollar Texas chain that builds 74,000 sq ft cathedrals to gas and beef jerky is now trying to crush a mom-and-pop carryout because the city is literally named Beavercreek and the store used… a beaver.
This isn’t trademark protection. This is corporate bullying dressed up as brand defense. They’re burning every ounce of goodwill they spent years manufacturing with clean bathrooms and branded merch.
People who once drove hours for the “Buc-ee’s experience” are now watching a giant pick on the local corner store that was there first.
You don’t get to roll into some place, plant your flag, then demand the locals stop using the animal their town is named after.
I actually liked the business model and things I have heard about Buc-we’d until I saw this. Don’t try to be the beaver that thinks it owns every other beaver.
This is peak corporate insecurity. And it’s ugly. Shame on Buc-ee’s.
14 year old: I got my first part-time job!
Society: Congrats, don’t forget to pay taxes
17 year old: I want to join the military
Society: Hell yeah, go for it
18 year old: I can’t afford college
Society: Here’s a predatory loan you’ll pay back for 40 years, and you can’t bankrupt.
18 year old: I want to vote
Society: Absolutely, you should honestly be voting at 16!
19 year old: I want to become a porn star and have those images of me on the internet forever.
Society: Your body, your choice
20-year-old with 6 years of work experience, a deployment in Afghanistan, and $300k in debt: Can I have a beer and a cigarette?
Society: WHOA!!!!! absolutely not, your brain isn’t fully developed!
This man watched someone get shot and killed at Mardi Gras.
Then got on Instagram and filmed himself lying on the ground mocking how the victim died.
For clout.
Federal agents reviewed the video.
Spotted the illegal Glock switch on the gun in his waistband.
Now he has a federal case with his name on it.
Here's what's wild to me —The Glock switch was already illegal.
Already a federal felony under the NFA. Already on the books before he ever turned that camera on.
No new law stopped him.
No new regulation flagged him.
His own Instagram post got him arrested.
So I need you to answer something honestly in the comments —
Why do politicians keep pushing new gun laws aimed at YOU when the laws they already have couldn't stop THIS man?
Because I have my answer.
I want to hear yours.
Drop it below. 👇
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Andy Beshear Vetoes HB 78 in Effort to Bankrupt Second Amendment
Radical anti-gun groups have a new strategy: if they can't pass gun control in the legislature, they try to bankrupt the industry through "lawfare."
I filed HB 78 because firearm manufacturers and sellers should not be held liable for the criminal acts of third parties the industry had nothing to do with. This bill brings Kentucky law in line with federal standards by protecting firearm and ammunition manufacturers, sellers, and trade associations from being held liable for the acts of third parties they had no control over.
Law-abiding businesses shouldn’t be targeted with politically motivated lawsuits that aim to cripple a vital industry and a constitutional right. We don’t sue Ford for drunk drivers, we shouldn’t sue the Second Amendment out of existence.
By vetoing this bill, Governor Beshear has opened the door for activist lawsuits designed to dismantle our 2A rights. I will not allow this veto to stand, and look forward to overriding Beshear’s veto when we return to Frankfort.
We won't back down. We will continue to protect the industry that ensures our right to keep and bear arms.
firearms are called "assault rifles" when in the hands of civilians
but they're called "patrol rifles"
when the police get them.
This is Orwellian Doublespeak.
People were thrown in prison for 10 years for a tax violation (NFA). Now the tax is gone and they’re throwing people in prison for 10 years over a paperwork violation. It’s time to repeal the wildly unconstitutional NFA.
Learning to shoot a pistol well is nearly impossible if you don't know what good shooting is and you're taking advice from people you know, randos at the range or the average shooting instructor.
Most of the advice I got when I first started trying to figure it out was terrible.
Just got back from Costco…
I was in the checkout line with a giant 50-pound bag of Purina dog chow for Buster, my 191-pound massive dog.
The woman behind me looked at the bag, then at me, and asked, “Oh! Do you have a dog?”
(What did she think I had—an elephant?)
Since I’m retired and have way too much free time, I decided to have a little fun. I told her, dead serious, “No, I don’t have a dog. I’m going back on the Purina Diet.”
Her eyes widened, so I continued, “Last time I tried it, I lost 50 pounds before I landed in intensive care—tubes everywhere, IVs in both arms. But hey, it works! The diet’s simple: fill your pockets with Purina nuggets and eat a few whenever you feel hungry. Perfectly balanced nutrition.”
By now, everyone in line was listening like I was giving a TED Talk.
The poor woman gasped, “Oh my goodness! Did the dog food poison you?”
I shook my head. “Nope. I just stopped to pee on a fire hydrant and got hit by a car.”
The guy behind her nearly collapsed from laughing so hard.
There are 18k (0.006% of the population) annual gun homicides in the US.
Keep in mind the US has over 300 million people and over 400 million guns in the hands of citizens.
60-80% of those gun homicides are gang and drug violence related.
Less than 0.5 percent of this gun homicides are mass shootings.
But let them keep telling you the US has a “Gun” problem.