@IdleAn94328 And by the time someone finds all the tools and is able to cut the pizza everyone will have died from starvation.
These people will make a video of anything.
I would rather have a RINO who will vote a few times with to me, instead of a Dem who will never vote with me no matter how moderate they pretend to be.
This might get me uninvited from all the cool Republican parties, but don't vote for RINOs. Don't vote for Democrats either.
Vote for the best 3rd party or leave it blank.
Tired of getting used and betrayed by RINOs? If you vote for them, you deserve it.
https://t.co/ErE7h0vo6v
This might get me uninvited from all the cool Republican parties, but don't vote for RINOs. Don't vote for Democrats either.
Vote for the best 3rd party or leave it blank.
Tired of getting used and betrayed by RINOs? If you vote for them, you deserve it.
https://t.co/ErE7h0vo6v
You tell me where your money should go?
Silver:
Roughly 3,700%
CAGR: ~6.8%
BRK.A:
1971 ≈ $70 → ~$797,000 Now: Roughly 11,400× (~1.14 million % total) with a long-term CAGR in the high teens
WMT:
1972 IPO-Now: ~970K% to 1.25M%
~18–18.5% CAGR
MSFT
1986 IPO-Now: Roughly ~914K%
~25% CAGR
AAPL
1980 IPO-Now: Roughly ~350K%
~19.5% CAGR
MO
Figures in the MILLIONS of percent over the full period—orders of magnitude above silver
You tell me where your money should go?
Silver:
Roughly 3,700%
CAGR: ~6.8%
BRK.A:
1971 ≈ $70 → ~$797,000 Now: Roughly 11,400× (~1.14 million % total) with a long-term CAGR in the high teens
WMT:
1972 IPO-Now: ~970K% to 1.25M%
~18–18.5% CAGR
MSFT
1986 IPO-Now: Roughly ~914K%
~25% CAGR
AAPL
1980 IPO-Now: Roughly ~350K%
~19.5% CAGR
MO
Figures in the MILLIONS of percent over the full period—orders of magnitude above silver
@deiferus Yes, because god forbid, someone creates an easily readable post that shows you are educated and care about how things look.
Instead let's just make a crappy post with abbreviations and no punctuation.
Voters in Salt Lake County are asking questions about the DA race on Reddit. I'm there as u/davis4da to answer them myself. Have a question? Ask me there
Back in the mid 1980s, the Utah State Legislature passed “Truth in Taxation” otherwise known as the Tax Increase Disclosure Act.
Why?
Because prior to that, the only guard on property tax increases was that they not exceed 6% annually.
So what happened?
1/
Nothing to see here - just your SLCo Mayor proposing another 13.53% property tax increase. All combined that’s 40% higher than in 2018.
Enough.
Better is on the ballot.
https://t.co/rNYXntv2vV
https://t.co/TU790ZNgdP