It always amazes me coming back from Greece after a long visit and immediately feeling the sheer power of America.
Massive roads. Manicured landscaping. Big houses, big lawns, big bathrooms, big cars. Everything built with scale. Organization. Ambition. American grit.
I love the Mediterranean. My blood is there. My heart will always be there.
Greece, Italy, Spain.
But I was born and raised an American, and I wouldn’t change that for the world.
I’ll always spend time in the Mediterranean. I’ll always love Greece.
I’ll live there for several months, enjoying what our ancestors built.
But there is nothing quite like coming home and being reminded of the sheer power of America.
The Amish have made it clear. They do not co-parent with the government.
They would rather leave NY than surrender their right to make medical decisions for themselves and their families.
We stand with the Amish!
@ValerieAnne1970 What about those millions who never touched a drug in their life&ended up with the disease? Totally believe statins r causing it amolng other drugs but to say the disease was unknown is rediculus
73% of women on the titanic survived.
Only 19% of men did.
Read that again.
Even the richest men alive, class, power, status, all useless when the ship started sinking.
Hierarchy collapsed.
Gender didn’t.
“Women and children first”
Not a suggestion.
A rule men didn’t break.
Men stood there.
No panic
No begging.
Just accepted it.
They didn’t ask:
“Do I know her?”
“Is she worth it?”
“Will she remember me?”
No one asked if it was fair.
No camera.
No applause.
No second chances.
Zero return.
Full cost.
Understand this:
When survival gets limited, a man’s life becomes negotiable.
Men like that built the world.
And today?
Masculinity gets mocked.
Call it whatever you want.
But when everything collapsed, men paid first.
This isn’t opinion.
This is history.
@ekdosi@JSweetGR H Ελλάδα είναι η μόνη που έχει συνταγματικό άβατο μονιμότητας για να κάθεται ο κάθε άχρηστος μέχρι σύνταξη.
Στις άλλες έχουν προστασία, όχι όμως “μην αγγίζετε” που κάνει την αξιολόγηση αστείο.
Γι’ αυτό εκεί με 25-30% δουλεύει, εδώ με 16% βουλιάζουμε.
Μπεεεε
@d_o_ravicher@Parodyjeffx@xIsraelExposedx@TrackAIPAC An ELNETTracker would help, but EU makes it harder than TrackAIPAC. No FEC-style database. Influence runs on free trips & access, not candidate cash. Disclosure is fragmented across weak national registers. No clean tracker🤔
In the U.S. you can get a felony and 6 years in prison for sleeping in your car. For domestic assault, you only get a misdemeanor a maximum of 11 months in prison.
For many Americans, a vehicle is the last line of defense against sleeping on the streets. Yet, across the United States, local governments are rapidly enacting ordinances that outlaw vehicle residency and overnight parking.
From major hubs like San Francisco and Los Angeles to smaller municipalities like Colorado Springs, local authorities are expanding "camping bans" to target those sleeping in cars and even RVs.
These laws carry severe penalties, including steep fines, misdemeanor charges, immediate vehicle impoundment, and sometimes even a felony. For individuals turning to their cars as a temporary safety net, a single citation can trigger a cycle of debt and legal trouble that makes escaping homelessness nearly impossible.
The nationwide wave of criminalization has intensified following the landmark 2024 Supreme Court decision in City of Grants Pass v. Johnson, which ruled that penalizing people for sleeping in public does not violate the Eighth Amendment.
This ruling gave cities broad authority to enforce camping bans, even in areas with severe shelter shortages.
In Tennessee, you can get a Class E felony for sleeping in your car — and up to 6 years in prison. Domestic assault is just a Class A misdemeanor, punishable by up to 11 months in prison. In fact, you can’t be charged with a felony for domestic assault until your THIRD TIME.
While municipal leaders argue these measures keep public spaces clean and safe, civil rights advocates warn they criminalize survival. Instead of addressing the systemic shortage of affordable housing, these ordinances penalize working-class Americans who are simply priced out of the rental market.
source: American Civil Liberties Union. (2026). Two Years Since Grants Pass: Tracking the Criminalization of Homelessness.
This is what evil looks like.
Catholic nuns in New York have devoted their lives to caring for poor people dying of cancer, completely FREE of charge.
They don't take government money. They don't take insurance. They simply serve the dying with dignity and love.
And how does New York thank them?
By threatening fines, the loss of their license, and even imprisonment because they refuse to abandon their Catholic faith and pretend that men can become women.
These sisters are doing more for the vulnerable than these bureaucrats ever will.
Leave the nuns alone.
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@THEHCC@SarahisCensored https://t.co/jrlFgZ8wv8 is https://t.co/Ju3rUkZFqM is passive if he's even in the pic.Son is sociopath+narc who will keep "marrying" his mom over and over.Its a worldwide pattern