Charlie Kirk reminded us that a life of courage and virtue isn’t easy—but it’s worth living. His example should inspire us all to stand boldly for what’s right.
No one’s saying they shouldn’t have fun or celebrate. But don’t pretend it’s some revolutionary act. Don’t frame self-indulgence as service. #MetGala#MetGala2025xFREEN
It is completely out of touch to act like putting on a designer outfit and walking a red carpet is an act of resilience or some grand statement about the state of the world. It’s not. It’s theater — expensive, insulated theater. Meanwhile, real people are out here grinding to keep the lights on, keep their kids fed, and hold their lives together. That is beauty. That’s courage. That’s showing up when the world is rough. #MetGala #MetGala2025xFREEN
Now you’ve got the so-called progressive party crying about Wall Street bleeding, defending big pharma, pro-censorship, anti-whistleblower, and rallying behind billion-dollar corporations while calling themselves anti-establishment. Like… what? That used to be the exact opposite of what the left stood for.
#HowThingshavechanged #Democrats #Liberal
Tariffing Canada was like kicking your brother in the shin during a family meeting — not because he caused the problem, but because he’s sitting next to you and you want to show everyone you’re serious.
Totally unnecessary, and arguably counterproductive, especially when you’re trying to solve a housing crisis and stabilize trade with a country that’s basically family. #Justathought #Symbolic #Opticsandleverage
Yes, bad things happened in history. Yes, we should acknowledge them, learn from them, and make sure they never happen again. But dragging that guilt like a ball and chain through every generation isn’t justice—it’s manipulation. You can’t build a better future by constantly tearing down the present over the past.
Most people alive today had nothing to do with slavery, colonization, or any of the atrocities being replayed on loop in media and schools. We were born into the world after it happened, just like every other generation inherits what came before. And yet somehow, we’re expected to apologize, to pay, to dismantle our own systems, just to make up for things we didn’t do? That’s not unity—that’s control.
Now, as the U.S. finally starts pushing back, the countries and corporations who benefited for decades are losing their minds. They want the old system back because it made them rich—at the expense of everyday Americans #trade#TradeWar
The promise of “cheap goods” was a distraction while the economy was hollowed out. The real cost of bad trade policy wasn’t just dollars—it was a weaker workforce, lost industries, and long-term dependence on foreign economies.
What Was the Trade-Off?
Of these poor decisions and the world, taking advantage of our kindness.
✔️ Cheaper TVs, phones, and clothes
❌ Lost jobs, lower wages, a weakened middle class, and foreign economic dominance #trade#TradeWar
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Not because it’s unfair, but because they don’t want to lose their one-sided advantages.
It’s not about creating an unfair playing field in America’s favor—it’s about making it fair for once. #trade#TradeWar
The U.S. allowed itself to get into this mess through decades of bad trade deals, weak enforcement, and corporate-driven policies. Now that things are being corrected, the people who benefited from those bad deals are throwing a fit #trade#TradeWar
@Uber why do you consider a model three a premium doesn’t make any sense model three is the equivalent of a Honda Civic or a Chevy Malibu I mean for real you’re overcharging your customers I’m 6’5” 300 pounds when I order a premium, I want a premium you need to be better.