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Acts 5:29 ✠ Deus Vult

[𝕮𝖔𝖑𝖑𝖎𝖓 @collinontheweb]

@hxz2f5z40235

[Charco @charcoded]

funny how any dumbbells above 60lbs always get put back in the correct spot

[𝕮𝖔𝖑𝖑𝖎𝖓 @collinontheweb]

@stevens80889503 @SStricklandMMA Who funds and supplies Israel’s military? (Hint: it’s not Israel)

[🇺🇸 Justice @250_Revolution]

How is it Joe Biden brought in 87,000 IRS agent and not one of them ever found the Somalia fraud in Minnesota?

Anyone?

[Klara @klara_sjo]

When an Indian truck driver gets his 100th kill he unlocks this skin for his truck.

[𝕮𝖔𝖑𝖑𝖎𝖓 @collinontheweb]

@JTAlexander Ah yes, Biblical morality. If more Americans lived by and honored this code, as our founders intended, we would all be better off.

[FergSZN @FergSZN]

Welcome the newest TE to Dallas

Michael Trigg

[C3 @C_3C_3]

Imagine the fraud…

California NGOs:
219,861
$593 billion a year

New York NGOs:
119,559
$446 billion a year

Minnesota NGOs:
42,861
$120 billion a year.

New Jersey NGOs:
58,000
$113 billion a year

Washington NGOs
46,679
$140 billion a year

Just a few examples.

Insane.

[Rambo Van Halen @RamboVanHalen]

I've written about this before, but I often wonder how much of our "economy" is fake.

Back in the day in Los Angeles there was a prevalence of "Cell Phone Accessory" stores. Sometimes several per block.

We'd film on these dumpy commercial streets, and be working in front of these shops for days. But we wouldn't see a single customer enter or exit.

The off duty cops we hired for traffic control explained that it's all money laundering. Same with the bodegas, the vape shops, and most of the restaurants.

In Los Angeles, and many other cities, there are miles and miles of streets full of businesses with no customers. And yes, most of them are owned by immigrants.

Another story, this time from San Francisco...

A new asian hotdog place opened in my neighborhood. It looked cute from the outside. Thought it might have good food (sometimes these places do). So I went in and ordered a hotdog....

The cute asian girl disappeared into the kitchen. Doesn't come out for a long time. After 15 minutes I walk to the counter and ask "how's it going in there?" but I got no answer.

So I peeked into the "kitchen". And to my surprise there was no kitchen--it was just an empty room. No fridge, no stove, no food.

And there was no cute asian girl.

She'd left.

She had my money so I stuck around to see what the fuck was going on. A few minutes later she returned with a hotdog. I have no idea where she got it from. (I asked but she pretended not to understand English👍)

So this raises some questions, because in San Francisco the health department "grade" must be placed in the window of the restaurant. And the fake hotdog place had a legit 99% rating (probably because they had no food on the premises).

So somebody from the city of San Francisco inspected, and passed, a fake restaurant. The inspectors were probably on the take. At best, they looked the other way.

These "shops" take up a lot of retail space--it's a lot of real estate. And retail space--especially in San Francisco and Los Angeles--is expensive, mainly because the cheap space is taken up with fake businesses.

In the past I've looked into opening retail businesses. The biggest expense is rent. And it's so expensive that I abandoned the business ideas after running the numbers.

So how much of the commercial real estate market is propped up by these sham businesses?

And how many honest entrepreneurial Americans could be running their own small businesses but aren't doing so because the rent is too damn high?

Once you start looking for fake businesses you can't stop seeing them.

So the next time you're driving around your city, look at the dumpy commercial strips, and the dirty "store" windows. Then look at the crappy strip malls with peeling paint, cracked signs, and empty potholed parking lots.

Then ask yourself, "How much of this is fake?"

[Nick @nicksterwixter]

I hate that I had to grow up in the generation that got to see what life was like before the internet and then have to watch as it single-handedly destroys every single social entertainment space. Video rental stores, movie theaters, malls, arcades, bowling alleys, etc. The infinite access to at-home entertainment is turning us all into lazy, antisocial, depressed hermits and we’re just willingly allowing this to happen to us. The long term ramifications of this are so dire.

[Logan Hall @loganclarkhall]

We were naturalizing 70-80K foreigners every month???

[Lauren Chen @TheLaurenChen]

It's crazy to me how Robin Hood is now popularized as "stealing from the rich to give to the poor"

(Socialist messaging)

In reality, Robin Hood stole back the taxes that a cruel leader unjustly levied against the population

(Anti-socialist messaging)

[Dixon Uranus @RealDixonUranus]

"India is a Third World country, sir."

[Congressman Brandon Gill @RepBrandonGill]

When voters ask for mass deportations, you don’t give them amnesty.

[Nayib Bukele @nayibbukele]

Impeach the corrupt judges.

[Oilfield Rando @Oilfield_Rando]

Texan Republicans just had a chance to replace this guy. They didn’t. 90% in the primary.

[College Football Zone @CollegeFBonX]

Posting a classic college football game every day until football season.

2014 - TCU vs Baylor

[BIG BETA SENSEI🥛 @Chad_Hominem_]

Spouses we aren’t related to

[Alexander 𖤓 Nietzschean Vitalist @UbermenschMind]

"I'm too scared to talk to this girl"

What your ancestors did on a random Tuesday:

[T3X4N @T3X4N_]

Correction, we want no property taxes.