@AnneByTheBeach@CBSNews@camiloreports Right. It’s hard to feel for the businesses losing their cheap labor, or for the Haitians being deported, when they’re the ones who expected them to get to stay permanently when they’re explicitly here on a temporary basis.
@CBSNews@camiloreports Really it’s on the Haitians and the employers for not treating temporary protection status as TEMPORARY. Not our fault they ignored the law and didn’t make the necessary preparations for their temporary status to end.
We aren't spoiled. We don't have 'furst worled pwoblems'. We are living in the world our ancestors left for us. They worked incredibly hard. They sacrificed. They fought and died for it. They created it FOR US and it is immoral to give it away to the entire third world.
Columbia County, GA is eliminating property taxes due to the revenue from a Google data center.
Richland Parish, LA is giving teachers $50k bonuses due to a Meta data center.
Southern Company is freezing residential rates due to data center revenue.
Data centers are good!
@Zoomer_Doomer_ I like how they put him behind the candidate for Mississippi. Better yet, Jon Ossoff, who is already an incumbent and doesn’t net any seats if he wins, is first.
The entire Shiloh Hendrix affair is an example of the creeping Yookay-ification of America.
If there isn’t an aggressive push back now before it takes root, we are going to see cases like this increasingly weaponized against Americans by a system that would love nothing more than to use informal speech codes to buy itself a little bit more staying power.
Between this and the Daniel Penny ordeal, it’s obvious that the Left is actively trying to construct a two-tiered police system just like in the UK and many other European countries.
This has to be resisted now before we wake up one day and realize that people have become second class citizens in the very country their ancestors founded.
@ArtemisConsort Tired of the data center hysteria. They have always been around as long as we had the internet, and will remain as long as we use the internet. They use water that isn’t used for drinking water.
@TomCottonAR@Saving_America_ This is misleading. It becomes light enough outside for outdoor activity 25-45 minutes BEFORE sunrise. The whole kids walking to school argument is outdated
@urbanistcole@ettingermentum Now our governor is Mike Kehoe, who was LG under Parson. Democrats tried to block him from the position that would eventually lead to him becoming governor. Our state has interesting politics.
@urbanistcole@ettingermentum Yep! He was our governor, then Eric Greitens. He resigned after sexual blackmail allegations came out. Mike Parson became governor, and Democrats tried to have an election to fill the LG vacancy, even though they’re the ones who made the position appointed when vacant.
@qualitylearnc The books aren’t even banned at those schools. They may be pulled out if the library for being inappropriate, a decision that is usually made by a democratically elected board and proposed by community members. But I’m sure students could bring those books from home.
We need to be asking why home prices haven’t totally collapsed with such a massively deflationary trend going on.
You’d think with millions of men dropping out of the work force and living with their parents that a huge force which would otherwise drive up home prices has disappeared from the market.
Normally, this would lead to less demand which would then translate into lower home prices, thus giving these men an incentive to re-enter the work force, get married, buy a home, and start a family.
But that isn’t happening. The White male labor face participation rate is cratering and a record number of them are stuck living at home with their parents, even as home prices remain very near record highs.
High rents didn’t create this crisis. A combination of the Cantillon Effect and mass migration did.
We created trillions of dollars worth of liquidity after 2008 and 2020 and then injected it into the housing market to subsidize demand, all while we imported millions of people from around the world who all had to live somewhere.
A combination of monetary and human quantitative easing is why half of young men are still living with their parents.
Our own government neutered an entire generation just for the sake of asset price inflation and an almost religious commitment to replacement migration.