At least they’re finally admitting this is all about driving up Diesel prices to hurt Trump and Republicans chances of winning the midterms.
Zelenskyy is blowing up oil refineries because if democrats are in control of the house, they control the purse and will spend your tax dollars to continue funding this endless war.
Remember when Dems used to say how bad Putin was for interfering in our elections?
If they win in November, the first thing they’ll do is cut this dude a blank check using your tax dollars for helping get them back in power.
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Natasha Cloud on the Fever organization and the fan who pointed at A'ja Wilson:
"If he’s willing to do that s**t in public to a woman he doesn’t know….how do you think he acts in his home?"
(via Threads)
Stephanie White and the coaching staff wearing Kelsey Mitchell slam shirts but didn't do that for Caitlin's Slam Kicks cover for her highly anticipated Nike shoes. Very on brand for this staff
James Cook: “You know I was thinking, it would be really awesome if you could let me rush for a touchdown”
Josh Allen: “Yeah but, if you score, how am I going to score? Think about it”
The main difference between you and us seems to be that we just want to be left alone.
See, we're perfectly content with you getting a bunch of your buddies together, move somewhere where you're not bothered by us (and vice versa) and try to build your communist utopia.
I even wish you the best of luck!
You, on the other hand, want the whole world to change according to your designs, and if the world doesn't want to change, you're apparently happy to incinerate everything in nuclear fire.
See the difference? See why you, personally, might be the problem here?
In an actual functional society, you just expect things to work. One guy turns up to fix something as soon as it breaks. Having 5 dudes and the mayor turn up for a photo op is how the 3rd world operates.
I spent hundreds if not thousands of hours at Taco Bell with my friends eating burritos and drinking baja blast when I was in high school. It always came to $5.18 exactly. Before I was 16 and employed, I used to literally count out change and stuff it all in my pocket. I just checked what it would cost now, and it’s like twice as expensive.
Not really afraid of being cornered by muh “erm, what are you, ENTITLED?”
Yeah, I am. I do actually feel entitled to the same standard of living that I once had, and that my parents and grandparents CERTAINLY had. And I’m certainly not going to be gaslit by the same people who oversaw our decline into just accepting it.
Their spiritual leftism is evident. “REAL men make their own burritos” just as “REAL men aren’t scared of crackheads on the subway.” Give me a break.
I get that you’re MARRIED and a FATHER and that’s really freaking based, and I hope you enjoy making budget burritos at home, but young people aren’t going to accept that they’re not allowed to enjoy their youth in the same ways they implicitly understand previous generations were able to.
There is an Al’s Toy Barn aisle of these Tough Love Conservative DadsTM who curiously only apply that animosity towards young white men. In the next breath, they praise the immigrants who leech off our country for “just wanting a better life.” Even romanizing their “work ethic” because they keep seeing them in construction vests.
The CPI (Chipotle Price Index) does actually matter regardless of how you’d like to stomp your feet. Fortunately, Trump & Vance are aware of this fully, and in particular of how to actually address these concerns properly. But Neocons want to spoil it for one last chance to really stick it to the young people who hate them for failing to stop literally any of our problems. Enjoy it while you can I suppose.
How did Sophie saying trans girls shouldn’t compete in girls sports turn into Sophie hates black people? I’m very confused how those two things are related
Guys like this are why the American empire exists at all, and they've been sidelined in every possible way for decades in service of immigrants and minorities that actually hate the country that they live in.