ChezRene

[Dante Muñoz @TheDanteMunoz]

I’m confused why people see a system that increased wages by 1,300% and attack it instead of demanding it for themselves.

Imagine if your wages grew 11% every year (compounding) while prices only rose 2% a year 🤯

This is the fastest and largest wage growth in human history.

[ChezRene @rene_chez]

@ChrisinLiuzhou The speed of progress there is awe-inspiring. We used to go to Chongqing every 6 months, and I swear there would be a new bridge over the river in between visits. Just think of how long it would take to build that in the US.

[ChezRene @rene_chez]

@ChefLongdong125 @ChrisinLiuzhou You'd be surprised at how far that goes in China. Electric bills are SO cheap. It costs pennies to ride the subway. Etc.

[ChezRene @rene_chez]

@Suzierizzo1 Never in my life did I think that anyone would damage the relationship with our closest ally. Canada, please know that there are many MANY who hate this as much as you do. The proof will be in the midterms. Unless Russia rigs those too. 😭

[ChezRene @rene_chez]

@ThunderCatCares @LePapillonBlu2 I ❤️ the western slope. Lots of family and lots of time there.

[ChezRene @rene_chez]

@AsmilaJ @LePapillonBlu2 They don't have dedicated land for the wild horses in AZ, but there is a nonprofit managing them & there's a law protecting them from harassment or slaughter. This is the group that works on it:

Salt River Wild Horse Mgmt Group
https://t.co/vGVFsaODXN

[MAGA Cult Slayer @MAGACult2]

Explaining the save act to MAGA

[Release The Files!!🇺🇸🇺🇦🌊 @deno80]

@JoJoFromJerz

[Meidas_Charise Lee @charise_lee]

PROPHETIC????

[8653 Crayon Eater @johnniewalker65]

@Angry_Staffer If the president of the United States was a Russian asset working to undermine our partnerships with our allies and weaken our country, what would he be doing any differently than what Donald Trump is doing?

[Sam Connor @criprights]

Holy hell.

[ChezRene @rene_chez]

@RedListCommando @charise_lee So the bar is so low that as long as we are on par with 100+ year old technology, it's cool?

[Bruce Crossing @SenatorCrossing]

Tie your MAGA uncle to a chair, prop his eyes open like clockwork orange and make him watch this clip.

[ChezRene @rene_chez]

@jordiep6780 @CNN Holy shit, I wish I hadn't read that.

[ChezRene @rene_chez]

@TheRickWilson OK but this is the administration that most of these soldiers voted for, right? So I'm sure they trust their fearless orange leader to look after them... after all, they claim to be pro-military and pro-police?

[ChezRene @rene_chez]

@AyatollaCorolla @TheRickWilson @CailinasEirinn Seriously... a 60 ft jump? This is desperation.

[Auguste Bardamu @AugusteBardamu]

L'Angleterre est célébrée pour avoir aboli l'esclavage en 1833, bien avant les autres puissances occidentales.

Mais derrière cette grande victoire morale se cache le plus grand braquage légal de l'histoire britannique.

Au Parlement, les puissants propriétaires de plantations refusent de voter la loi. Pour eux, l'être humain n'est pas un sujet moral, c'est un actif financier.

Ils exigent donc d'être indemnisés pour la "perte de leur outil de production".

Pour faire passer l'abolition, le gouvernement cède et orchestre une transaction cynique.

Il décide d'indemniser, non pas les esclaves pour des générations de souffrances, mais les esclavagistes.

Le prix de cette rançon d'État ? 20 millions de livres sterling.

À l'époque, cela représente 40 % du budget annuel du pays. C'est le plus grand sauvetage financier de l'histoire britannique avant la crise des banques de 2008.

Pour trouver cette montagne de cash, l'État contracte un prêt colossal auprès des grands financiers.

Et c'est ici que la froideur du système devient vertigineuse.

Cette dette publique n'a pas été effacée. Elle a été étalée, refinancée et supportée par le contribuable britannique pendant 182 ans.

Le Trésor de Sa Majesté a versé la toute dernière traite de cet emprunt en... 2015.

Cela signifie que jusqu'au 21ème siècle, des millions de citoyens britanniques, y compris les descendants d'esclaves, ont payé des impôts pour rembourser une dette qui a servi à enrichir les esclavagistes de 1833.

La fin de l'esclavage britannique n'a pas été un triomphe absolu des droits de l'homme.

Ça a été un rachat de parts de marché, financé sur le dos de plusieurs générations de contribuables.

[Mark Davis @MarkDav68585419]

@JoJoFromJerz Another Bootlicking Serial-Liar leaves the Trump Administration to spend more time reflecting on the gaping void left by her vacated soul. Good riddance, Karoline Leavitt. Your evil work is done.

#KarolineLeavitt #MAGA #Cult #WhiteHouse #MouthOfSauron

[ChezRene @rene_chez]

@jamestalarico This is ADORABLE!! ❤️

[ChezRene @rene_chez]

@FMNWhimsyLove @Angry_Staffer I imagine most of the troops support (or once supported) Trump and Kegbreath, so I'm sure they trust them to get the soldiers out of there / into better conditions.