@passionsaturn@Restrictfootage Yup sure did! He had/has food, water, and a bed outside. He’s an indoor/outdoor cat now. He comes and goes as he pleases. Scratches at the door when he wants to be outside. Probably has a few girlfriends he likes to visit 😂
@Deedee970917@Restrictfootage Yup back in the house and spoiled rotten. Scratches to go outside and comes and goes as he wants. But he messed my legs up good during our get to know each other phase 😂
Growing up on an island with a warrior culture. Each village had its own baseball team. Even though we didn’t play baseball we were still required to go and watch. Our job was to storm the field and smash anyone from the other team/village if someone pulled shit like this. Same with the other side they had their ‘warriors’ too watching and ready. Nothing ever happened, all the players kept in check because of it.
@Raw_Combat_ I see this and remember what happened to Leandro Lo. Guns can equalize everything outside the ring/mat so be careful out there when you choose violence.
@Breaking57 Reminds me of an old joke…
Girl says ‘stick your whole hand in’
* Guy sticks his whole hand in
Girl says ‘stick your other hand in’
* Guy sticks his other hand in
Girl says ‘Now clap’
Guy says ‘I can’t’
Girl says ‘Tight huh’
Strategy (ex-MicroStrategy) isn’t a Ponzi. It’s a public, SEC-filed company that issues preferred equity (STRC/Stretch ~11% variable dividend) to buy Bitcoin—a real, verifiable asset they hold openly (815k+ BTC).
Dividends come from cash reserves (2+ years coverage, no BTC sales needed) + capital raises. BTC Yield tracks actual BTC-per-share growth. Everything audited and disclosed.
Ponzi = secret fraud, no assets, pays old with new. This is leveraged BTC exposure with transparency. Risky if BTC tanks long-term, but not a scam. Schiff’s take ignores the asset backing.