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[Greek Wookiee 🇺🇸🇬🇷✝️ @GreekWookiee]

@JillSweden1 Hush and get back to making my maple syrup

[Greek Wookiee 🇺🇸🇬🇷✝️ @GreekWookiee]

You realize soccer is the 5th-6th most popular sport in the States? It is lucky for the rest of the world our best athletes play football, baseball, basketball, etc. Could you imagine if soccer was the States #1 sport? Imagine LeBron at goalie, Tyreek Hill at center forward, etc! We would absolutely dominate.

[Anthony Scaramucci @Scaramucci]

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[Greek Wookiee 🇺🇸🇬🇷✝️ @GreekWookiee]

@DavidFischer No rapture. That is a “modern” interpretation. No original biblical basis for a rapture

[Greek Wookiee 🇺🇸🇬🇷✝️ @GreekWookiee]

@NoCRTinSchools @sarahtexe No we don’t. I have voted in NC for 30+ years, never once was I asked for ID at a polling station

[Greek Wookiee 🇺🇸🇬🇷✝️ @GreekWookiee]

@MoMohler In my 52 years alive in America, I have eaten all the above mentioned cuisines, and many more. I will seek out cuisines that I haven’t tried. Love food!

Never once have I heard of a British restaurant, or British cuisine for that matter. 🤣

[Greek Wookiee 🇺🇸🇬🇷✝️ @GreekWookiee]

The tipping culture in the USA is what produces a superior customer service experience compared to almost any other place in the world. I’ve been to a ton of foreign countries, and while the food can be better in some places, 100% of the time the customer service is way better in the USA. Honestly it’s not even close. In Europe, they take your order and you are lucky if you see the waiter again. Be ready to wait forever for the check….

[Greek Wookiee 🇺🇸🇬🇷✝️ @GreekWookiee]

Take my state, North Carolina, it is not one of the bigger American states by any stretch of the imagination. But it is still bigger than 19 European sovereign countries in land mass size and has a higher population than 30 European countries.

Hence, the Passport % ownership is a bad metric to use

[Greek Wookiee 🇺🇸🇬🇷✝️ @GreekWookiee]

I will give you that the food is definitely better in most places in Europe, particularly parts of Europe that touch the Mediterranean! Just got back yesterday and it’s still true!

But to equate the percentage of people that have passports in the U.S. to Europe is a misdirection. Of course they have a much higher percentages, but only because each European “State” has its own individual one. Those 90% that have them are, overwhelmingly, doing their travels in block of nations comprising Europe. If you needed a passport in each U.S. state, then our percentage would be in the 90s as well.

If the average U.S. state were an independent country in Europe, it would rank among the larger European nations by land area, exceeding the size of a majority of European countries. You must keep things in perspective.

[Greek Wookiee 🇺🇸🇬🇷✝️ @GreekWookiee]

@SkylarSkye3 Overall, if the average U.S. state were an independent country in Europe, it would rank among the larger European nations by land area, exceeding the size of a majority of European countries.

[Greek Wookiee 🇺🇸🇬🇷✝️ @GreekWookiee]

Persians and Islamists are not the same thing. “Persian” refers primarily to an ethnic, linguistic, and cultural identity rooted in Iran’s long pre-Islamic and Islamic history, including the Persian language, literature, art, poetry, and national heritage. “Islamist,” by contrast, refers to a political ideology that seeks to organize government and society around a particular interpretation of Islam.

These categories overlap in some cases, but they are not identical. A Persian person may be Muslim, secular, atheist, Christian, Jewish, Zoroastrian, or something else entirely. Likewise, an Islamist can be Persian, Arab, Turkish, Pakistani, African, European, or from many other backgrounds. Islamism is not an ethnicity; Persian identity is not a political program.

Confusing the two erases the diversity of Persian people and wrongly treats an ancient culture as if it were the same as a modern political movement. Persian civilization existed long before Islamism and has produced many secular, religious, nationalist, artistic, and intellectual traditions. Therefore, it is more accurate to say that Persians are a people and culture, while Islamism is an ideology. They should not be treated as interchangeable.

[Greek Wookiee 🇺🇸🇬🇷✝️ @GreekWookiee]

@Ugo_KelechiPhD @IranArmySpoofX I love the Persians, the Islamists are trash

[Greek Wookiee 🇺🇸🇬🇷✝️ @GreekWookiee]

@Ikdoehetniet @DanFriedman81 Greece, Italy, Spain, France, Cyprus & Serbia. The highways in these countries are fine, but the roads in the cities are a disaster

[Greek Wookiee 🇺🇸🇬🇷✝️ @GreekWookiee]

You are completely wrong. Only 36 states require an “ID” to vote. 14 states plus Washington, D.C., do not require documentation to vote at the polls. And in some of those 36 states that require an “ID”, they accept NON-PHOTO documents such as a utility bill, bank statement, government check, paycheck, or other document showing your name and address. Anyone can cheat the system if you all you have to do is show a damn utility bill!

I am 52 years old and vote in all elections and I have NEVER been asked for ANY type of identification…EVER!

[Greek Wookiee 🇺🇸🇬🇷✝️ @GreekWookiee]

@DrRitaDed I think you need a few more flags in your bio…

[Greek Wookiee 🇺🇸🇬🇷✝️ @GreekWookiee]

Today, the top 10 companies in the SP500 make up 40% of the index. The 10 companies in this pic made up 44% of the SP500 in 1963, a higher concentration than we have today. Only two of these companies are still as big and relevant today, IBM & GE. The other 8 are not nearly as important as they used to be.

None of those companies from the 60s are in today’s top 15….

American Telephone eventually became AT&T, now ranked #64

General Motors is #124

Standard Oil New Jersey became Exxon, now #16

IBM is #46

DuPont is #393

Texaco, Gulf Oil and Standard Oil California are all now part of Chevron who is #26

General Electric is #36

Sears went bankrupt

[Greek Wookiee 🇺🇸🇬🇷✝️ @GreekWookiee]

@DiasporaMatterz @ArgenTo46 @DefiantLs Dumb people, you, say dumb shit…

The evidence showed that Rittenhouse was chased, attacked, or confronted before each shooting, including one person who lunged for his rifle, another who struck him with a skateboard, and another who approached with a handgun.

[Greek Wookiee 🇺🇸🇬🇷✝️ @GreekWookiee]

@NtsikeleloNM @Na01bgh @Aqwall1_ “Not an attack on his life?” Are you joking? The robber had a machete, which is a threat to life. He should have used his gun and shot them both, without hesitation!