@OPhillips4008@DailySowell "can’t adjust in civil society due to extensive criminal records" Maybe they can't (won't) adjust because they are evil. Free will is a bitch.
@robbystarbuck My wife was laid off because of Covid. We didn’t take any unemployment or anything from the government. I would rather be poor than their slave.
@PlatoonPod They should probably do an interview to explain that the interview where they talked about the interview where they explained things during an interview wasn't exactly what they intended during the interview.
@TheCriticalDri2 We have been repeatedly punished for our good faith. That faith is gone. Now if you're doing the Odyssey you better fucking do the Odyssey.
@Nerdrotics Wrong - Miles Morales is Thor... wait I think they actually did that, never mind. Was reading the comics when they originally tried to replace Steve. Sucked back then too.
🇬🇧🇺🇸 BRIT ARRESTED AFTER POSTING PIC WITH GUN IN FLORIDA
John Booth, a British IT consultant, took a holiday snap in Florida holding a shotgun over July 4th weekend. He posted it on LinkedIn thinking it was a cool vacation memory.
Days later, back in the UK, police came knocking.
They arrested him for possessing a firearm with intent to cause fear of violence.
Why? Because a former client who allegedly owes him money saw the post and claimed it was threatening.
The police seized his phone and laptop, arrested him twice, and left him unable to work for weeks.
Booth says it was 13 weeks of hell, all for a pic that would be totally legal in the US.
All charges have since been dropped, but Booth says it’s left him shaken about the state of free speech in the UK.
While violent crime surges and police struggle to investigate actual threats, authorities found time to jail a man over a legal vacation photo - simply because he held a gun in America and posted about it online.
Meanwhile, gangs roam free, and shoplifting rarely gets a response.
Booth’s takeaway? In today’s UK, posing with a legal firearm abroad is treated more seriously than actual crime at home.
Booth:
“I've always believed in truth and justice, and I guess the American way.
You're a great country. You've got freedom of speech.”
Source: Fox News, Daily Mail
🤔 In New York, “designer babies” are being advertised for $29,999
New York is now plastered with ads from Nucleus — a startup offering parents the chance to choose an embryo based on a set of genetic traits.
Clients get a full catalog: appearance, disease risks, even eye color. After selection, the embryo is implanted into the uterus. The price tag: $29,999.
In essence, it’s genetic customization. The startup has faced criticism from the start for creating “designer babies”, but the campaign went viral: according to media reports, Nucleus’ sales have surged by 1700%.
Even Sydney Sweeney with her good genes is nervously smoking on the sidelines 😂