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[deploraBill @judtech]

@nateking5oh @BeLoudWearRed He’s absolutely on the hot seat this year. His buyout might be what saves him if he has a subpar year

[deploraBill @judtech]

@kellyp908_kelly Its 4+ not 7

[katie wright @katiewr31413491]

The camera zoomed in on the survivors. Image hanging out a window, 100 stories off the ground w/a fire behind u. I yelled 2 my husband “Can’t a helicopter w/ a basket get them!!” He said a helicopter couldn’t get close enough. “What then, there’s got to be another way!” Al Qaeda didn’t just murder these people, Americans trying to do their jobs, terrorists tortured them to death. In the survivors’ last 30 mins on earth they had to CHOOSE whether to die by fire, or jump 100 stories to their death. Which is the quickest death? When @ZohranKMamdani says “3,000, died & I mourn all the people who died in wars afterward,” I’m infuriated. These Americans didn’t just “die,” they were tortured to death. & there would have been “no wars after” if not 4 Al Qaeda’s actions. I’m still mad Zohran choose #RamziKassem (lawyer of the WTC plotter!) as city’s top legal advisor. So disrespectful. @NYCCouncil @NYDSA @MicahLasher @RitchieTorres @DarializaforNY @claireforny @RepJeffries @RepTenney @lawler4ny @Grace4NY

[Scarlett Grace @ScarlettGrace92]

These are some of the final recorded FDNY radio communications from inside the South Tower of the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001.

In the final minutes before the tower collapsed, firefighters were still climbing toward the impact zone, searching for survivors and calling for more men to come up.

Battalion Chief Orio Palmer had reached the 78th floor. Lt. Joseph Leavey of Ladder 15 was climbing toward him. With barely two minutes remaining, Palmer called Battalion 9 Chief Edward Geraghty and told him they had access to the floors above.

Geraghty's response: “All right, I'm on my way up, Orio.”

Seconds later, a Ladder 15 firefighter radioed that he was trapped in an elevator shaft: “We're chopping through the wall to get out.”

The radio signal disappeared shortly afterward. The South Tower collapsed at 9:59 a.m.

Orio Palmer, Joseph Leavey and Edward Geraghty were killed that morning. They were still going up while others were trying to get out.

Note: Some images used in this clip are unverified. For the sake of accuracy, I have not attempted to identify those individuals.

Original clip posted by: https://t.co/P90Jk1gNF0

[L A R R Y @LarryOConnor]

Bishop Fulton Sheen, half a century ago:

"Just think, my dear ladies, of how many mentally disturbed women we are going to have in the United States in the next 10 or 15 years when the guilt of abortion begins to attack the mind and soul.". 🤯

[deploraBill @judtech]

@JMUcowboy Dude looked like he’s pooped his pants

[deploraBill @judtech]

@nateking5oh @BeLoudWearRed Its an every year thing at this point. Its a foundational issue

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[deploraBill @judtech]

@nateking5oh @BeLoudWearRed What people seem to be taking issue with is that since Day 1 penalties have been a problem. Regardless of who was is isnt or wasnt on the roster or how long theyve been here.

[deploraBill @judtech]

@JMUBarstool That was like school on Saturday….no class

[MERICA MEMED @Mericamemed]

As someone in VA this is extremely accurate.

[Martin Varsavsky @martinvars]

On radically different incomes life in America can be surprisingly similar.

Imagine three single mothers, each raising a ten-year-old boy. One is a public-school teacher in Tampa earning $50,000 a year. Another is a lawyer in Atlanta earning $200,000. The third is a venture-capital partner in Chicago earning $1 million.

On paper, they inhabit three different Americas. One earns twenty times more than another. One is 25th percentile im wealth the other 84th the last one top 1%. They describe inequality in the USA.

Now look at their sons.

All three wake up with electricity, running water, refrigeration, heating and air conditioning. They eat plenty of food, ride in safe modern cars, wear sneakers, watch YouTube, play the same video games, use similar phones and tablets and have access to vaccines, antibiotics, dentists and modern medicine.

One goes to public school, another to private school, the third perhaps to an elite private school. One flies economy once a year, another travels frequently, the third may occasionally fly private. Their houses, neighborhoods and vacations are different.

But their actual daily lives are far less different than their mothers’ incomes suggest.

The socialist argument has always been about equality of outcomes.

Well, look around. In much of ordinary material life, capitalism has already produced something remarkably close to it.

The millionaire’s refrigerator does not keep milk twenty times fresher. Her son’s iPhone does not make YouTube twenty times more entertaining. He cannot eat twenty breakfasts, sleep twenty hours at once or enjoy a video game twenty times more because his mother earns twenty times as much.

For several hours every day, these three boys may be doing almost exactly the same thing.

This would have been unimaginable two centuries ago. The child of a rich family and the child of a laborer often lived in genuinely different physical worlds. One had plentiful food, warmth, books, servants, doctors and transportation. The other might lack adequate calories or clean water.

Industrial capitalism destroyed much of that inequality by doing something socialism never managed very well: making formerly scarce things cheap enough for almost everyone.

Cars, refrigerators, televisions, air conditioning, computers and smartphones began as luxuries and became mass-market goods. The entrepreneur became rich precisely by making what the rich had available to everybody else.

And that may explain one of the great ironies of the new American enthusiasm for socialism. Capitalism’s victories are now so complete that nobody notices them.

Clean water is not considered wealth. Neither is electricity. Nor refrigeration. Nor an air-conditioned bedroom, instant global communication, unlimited music, thousands of films or a computer in your pocket more powerful than anything that existed when many of today’s billionaires were children.

Those things have become invisible because almost everyone has them.

What remains visible are the inequalities capitalism has not eliminated: the mansion, the private school, the beachfront house, the prestigious university, the best neighborhood.

But if the political demand is that ordinary people should be able to enjoy many of the same basic experiences as the rich, something extraordinary has already happened.

Put these families on a chart and the inequality looks enormous.

Put their ten-year-old boys on three sofas at eight o’clock at night, eating pizza in sweatpants and staring at nearly identical screens, and the difference becomes surprisingly hard to see.

Equality of income? Obviously not.

Equality of many of the outcomes that actually fill a human day?

Far more than we admit.

[deploraBill @judtech]

@CynicalPublius I’m just here to hype up In Harms Way.

[deploraBill @judtech]

@TweetsbyCoachP The fact people discount the numerous athletes who have reached elite levels who say the same thing as Alex is mind boggling. I cannot remember the number of ‘Super Sophomores’ who are no longer competing as Seniors. But it’s higher than my cholesterol level that’s for sure 😀

[deploraBill @judtech]

@TweetsbyCoachP Honestly I can’t give birth so I feel that’s an unfair question! 🤣
So 2

[deploraBill @judtech]

@JCManson This is the big fault i see with HCJC. He appears to have difficulty making tough decisions

[deploraBill @judtech]

@SurrealHeff @DatHotFiya @usmint You got me again. I dont own or trade any crypto. I frankly dont understand and my FA isnt bullish on them for my retirement accounts

[deploraBill @judtech]

@TweetsbyCoachP Solid pick. But im going old school. Jim Thorpe

[Cynical Publius @CynicalPublius]

The 1980s were a living Hell. Young people simply do not understand.

✔️New Coke.
✔️"Heaven's Gate" and "The Blue Lagoon."
✔️"Hello Larry" and "Alf."
✔️Lean Cuisine, Beefaroni and Jell-O casseroles.
✔️Mullets, rat-tails and BigHair.
✔️Kajagoogoo and Milli Vanilli.
✔️Parachute pants and monster shoulder pads.
✔️AMC Pacer and the Chevy Citation.
✔️Lawn darts and Pogo Balls.
✔️Parents letting their children roam alone in the world until the street lights came on.
✔️Having your morning cereal with pictures of missing kids your age who were either dead or kidnapped.

Those who were not there simply do not understand. It's a wonder civilization survived, and most of us silently suffer from the scars today.

Do not mock us survivors. We might tie you down in a beanbag chair and make you watch re-runs of The Morton Downey Jr. Show.

[deploraBill @judtech]

@CynicalPublius The Blue Lagoon….. introduction to a whole new world…
Lawn Darts… made Gladiators of us all