The Dad Presents pod got 50k plays/episode before Covid. Then we had Dr. Malone/Dr. McCullough/Dr Ron Paul, and got shutdown on all platforms. Free Speech/$btc
Shaun, it’s not just that homeless are paid to register to vote. Worse, it’s that because they don’t have a street address, their mailing address is listed as a party/DSA/candidate affiliated location. They never see their ballots. They’re filled out for them & sent in. They are real ballots, intended for real registered voters, which pass through a very real loophole in the signature verification system. With tens of thousands of homeless in Los Angeles, their ballots alone are enough to sway the outcomes of most local elections.
The media keeps saying, “There’s no cheating in the Los Angeles mayoral race.
They aren’t technically wrong.
That’s the point.
If you make the shenanigans legal, they’re no longer technically cheating.
A guy came to my house, asked my teenager if our ballots were around, and offered to take them for us. You can do the same on skid row. You can do the same in a nursing home full of people with Alzheimer’s.
Apparently that’s democracy now.
Soon we’ll have Uber Eats for elections.
“Your ballot is out for delivery.”
Congratulations to the winners of the very not fraudulent election. Some say the most bit fraudulent in city history.
As a home health physical therapist in Los Angeles, I look forward to another four years of driving 45 minutes through traffic and homeless and encampments to visit patients referred by six different agencies, funded by three different government programs, living in houses occupied by twelve different people, all while being told everything is running perfectly.
Two weeks ago, a one-legged diabetic Medi-Cal patient who smelled like a brewery coughed a chunk of his pusoli directly into my mouth and made me throw up.
So it’s nice to know the city has chosen continuity with another radical leftie kook.
I look forward to vomiting consistently through 2030.
Congratulations to the winners of the very not fraudulent election. Some say the most bit fraudulent in city history.
As a home health physical therapist in Los Angeles, I look forward to another four years of driving 45 minutes through traffic and homeless and encampments to visit patients referred by six different agencies, funded by three different government programs, living in houses occupied by twelve different people, all while being told everything is running perfectly.
Two weeks ago, a one-legged diabetic Medi-Cal patient who smelled like a brewery coughed a chunk of his pusoli directly into my mouth and made me throw up.
So it’s nice to know the city has chosen continuity with another radical leftie kook.
I look forward to vomiting consistently through 2030.
Congratulations to the winners of the very not fraudulent election. Some say the most bit fraudulent in city history.
As a home health physical therapist in Los Angeles, I look forward to another four years of driving 45 minutes through traffic and homeless and encampments to visit patients referred by six different agencies, funded by three different government programs, living in houses occupied by twelve different people, all while being told everything is running perfectly.
Two weeks ago, a one-legged diabetic Medi-Cal patient who smelled like a brewery coughed a chunk of his pusoli directly into my mouth and made me throw up.
So it’s nice to know the city has chosen continuity with another radical leftie kook.
I look forward to vomiting consistently through 2030.
Bitcoin is the greatest invention of our lifetime.
It’s the first truly free market in human history.
No government sets the price.
No central bank manipulates the supply.
No politician can print more when they screw up.
Just millions of people voluntarily agreeing on what money is worth.
Which is exactly why the people who control money hate it.
@EGrumpo34145@CsTominaga Oh boy, you got me. My website is gone. Yeah dude, I used to have a very successful podcast and then it got canceled Literally everywhere during Covid because I had on controversial voices. I took a stand.
But Hey, you got me. I don’t have a website. Therefore I’m an Epsteiner.
Bro. Good golly. Take your meds. I don’t live on Twitter. I was at a wolf sanctuary with my sons. Now I’m going to a movie with them. I’m sorry I did not respond to everyone of your unhinged comments in a timely manner that suited you. I did not realize this was my obligation.
I did not realize that made me an Epstein sympathizer. I take it all back.
In through the nose, out through the mouth. You can do it, buddy.
The civil war inside Bitcoin is not a sign of failure.
It’s a sign that Bitcoin is succeeding.
When nobody cared, everyone agreed.
Once trillions of dollars started showing up, people began fighting over what Bitcoin is for.
@tedlieu@mitchellvii Do you have any explanation for the 21 point swing between Karen Bass and Nithya Ramen on election day to after election day or are we just going to pretend that didn’t happen?
Public Service Announcement:
The internet is full of rabbit holes.
If you choose to enter one, leave breadcrumbs, keep a charged phone, and inform a loved one.
Otherwise you wake up posting things like “Bitcoin Core is controlled by transgender Epstein operatives” and demanding strangers explain why they aren’t engaging with your facts.
Congratulations, Nithya Raman.
You successfully convinced Los Angeles that stepping over fentanyl zombies, dodging tent cities, and watching public money disappear into an endless maze of nonprofits is actually progress.
And congratulations to the ballot harvesters. One of them showed up at my house asking my teenage son if my wife and I had voted yet and offered to take our ballots for us.
Totally normal. Totally confidence-inspiring.
Now if you’ll excuse me, I’m on my way to provide taxpayer-funded Medi-Cal therapy visits in a hotel room to patients who don’t want them, ordered by a hospice company billing the government for services nobody seems interested in auditing.
Los Angeles isn’t being governed.
It’s being strip-mined.
Congratulations, Nithya Raman.
You successfully convinced Los Angeles that stepping over fentanyl zombies, dodging tent cities, and watching public money disappear into an endless maze of nonprofits is actually progress.
And congratulations to the ballot harvesters. One of them showed up at my house asking my teenage son if my wife and I had voted yet and offered to take our ballots for us.
Totally normal. Totally confidence-inspiring.
Now if you’ll excuse me, I’m on my way to provide taxpayer-funded Medi-Cal therapy visits in a hotel room to patients who don’t want them, ordered by a hospice company billing the government for services nobody seems interested in auditing.
Los Angeles isn’t being governed.
It’s being strip-mined.