Someone was telling me about how when he lived in a remote Montana village, every week people would take turns making the 6 hour drive to the nearest Costco to buy groceries for everyone. That's a food desert.
Trump: "Look at the blue cities. What do they have in common? They're all dirty. They're filthy dirty. Their streets are dirty. Their streets smell. Their storefronts are broken. Their trees are all gross. Everything about the place is dirty. It's really all of them."
Action star Jackie Chan tells the media that his new action-comedy film “Nosebleed,” which is about a window washer at the World Trade Center who stops a terrorist attack, is set to begin filming on location on Tuesday, September 11.
This is for the feminists who don't read history.
Women ALWAYS had bank accounts. Single, married, widowed — all of them. You could walk into a bank in 1900 as a woman and open one.
What you couldn't get easily was CREDIT. And there's a reason. Under coverture, a married woman could not be sued for debt. Her husband was legally responsible for it.
So why would a bank give YOU a loan when they can't legally collect from YOU? They made your husband co-sign because HE was the one on the hook if you defaulted.
That's not oppression. That's liability.
Married Women's Property Acts started in 1839. By 1900, in most states, women could own property, keep their own wages, inherit, run businesses, and have bank accounts.
Madam C.J. Walker, a Black woman during the slavery era, became a self-made female millionaire in 1910, before women's alleged voting rights. How did she keep her money? In the house? How did she own a business legally?
Discrimination against a few women is not a law against all women. Same way today you need a guarantor, collateral, or a credit score to get a loan. That's not sexism. That's banking.
Y'all confuse not qualifying for credit with being banned from banking.
Read a book, not a Twitter thread.
What are you talking about? The executive can veto Congress and nominates judges; the high court can overturn laws and check executive orders; Congress can overrule the president and has to approve the judiciary. They all check each other. All that would be absent under the DSA
Racist Commie Mamdani is going to make you show ID in his markets. You want your government-subsidized arugula? Show your papers! Ask for ID to vote? BIGOT!!!
Are you starting to realize what disingenuous lying buffoons these commies are?
97 años tiene. Pasó 18 en un campo de prisioneros condenado a trabajos forzados por haber celebrado una misa. "Enemigo del pueblo". Arrestado por el régimen comunista que hizo de Albania el primer país constitucionalmente ateo. El cardenal Simoni es un mártir viviente.
@ShadowbanSlam@ycinnewyork That's what he's going to end up doing, it just sucks because this means the end of his athletic career too - he had walk on opportunities but couldn't get in. Kid has over a point and a 1/2 higher of GPA than I had graduating high school. Just insane.
This is a perfect example of how so much of the discussion on here is driven by conspiracy theorists and liars. Thomas Massie is an obvious and prominent example of both.
Almost 1 million views on his post...
The bill he voted against, HR 8595, was the standard annual appropriations bill for State Department funding in 2027. Massie was the only Republican to vote against it because he's an unreliable and mostly worthless member of Congress who always finds an excuse to vote with Democrats on key bills.
More importantly, the bill has 0 language related to Spain, Ceuta, or Morocco. These things are not mentioned at all in the appropriations bill. Search it yourself.
So what's the screenshot he posted? It's a non-binding committee report simply stating U.S. policy. It absolutely does not "green light" the transfer of Spanish territory to Morocco. It obviously has nothing to do with the recent migrant rush into Ceuta.
Massie obviously knows this.
So why lie about this? Because he rightly assumes no one will check the bill, and that's what gets Massie clicks and feeds into the conspiratorial view of the world he's trying to sell.