@HeyAndrewH@chxnluh Ducks also have 2 less national championships than Georgia, 3 less than Clemson, and 2 less than Penn state?
Aside from Oregon having pretty uniforms they literally have nothing to show
@lelly0918@DefiantLs You’re partially correct, but there are many SMs currently serving that are on required meds who developed a diagnosis while already serving. It seems as if you don’t know what you’re talking about
@lelly0918@DefiantLs Yeah, I’m speaking on actual first-hand experience. What you said at the end of your latest tweet literally proves my point
Plenty of SMs get diagnosed mid career and those meds are supplied to them in combat when needed
@lelly0918@DefiantLs You don’t understand what I’m saying
There are plenty of currently enlisted personnel with some of those conditions (and others not on your list) that receive regular meds and are deployable. The mil regularly provides personnel with meds in combat
Did you serve or something?
@lelly0918@DefiantLs Looks like you got a little confused but no worries! You listed medical conditions that bar people from enlisting, not ones that bar people from deploying
There are a ton of SMs with conditions that you listed above that are still actively serving in the military
@BoatRocker13@GuntherEagleman@BretBaier There’s a lot of shit going on out there that you and most of the general population do not know about
CHN and RUS are both actively trying to destabilize the US in ways that are costing the livelihood of innocent people, and a large amount of them aren’t even American
@loose_shorts@whiteh4t@RepNancyMace Fair enough, I see the issue with that when it comes to CHN /1k talents program, but why go against rich people from other nations aside from China if this is happening? Wouldn’t it be a net positive for the US?
@FriteNite@RepNancyMace completely disagree. most undocumented immigrants and anchor babies I’ve met are pretty decent members of society. Honestly, those that I’m closest with are likely more beneficial to society than you are
@RepNancyMace terrible take. i know a handful of children on this situation who have become excellent citizens of society
my wife is one of them and is now a Veteran and first gen college student
America was built off of this type of demographic. you sound misinformed
@Oceans1Emerald@cubbies914@the_P_God For sure, that’s why repairs that require contractor-level work receive exactly that and it’s why work orders exist
But OP was talking about small things, like screwing something back in, or maybe replacing a blind if it tears off. nothing crazy
@RivenMusicPro@Jason______A@IndastinkJuan@DaveRamsey Parking $260k into the S&P 500 during the last 12 years of the mortgage would be $500k+ of growth on top of the 260k based on annual historical average growth of the S&P over the last 100 years. Plus the money would be more liquid than it being parked in your home’s equity
@Daveyboy932382 @the_P_God You say he works for you but your money is working for him lol
Aside from that, if you read later on in his replies he states it makes sense for tenants to inquire about genuine repairs needed, but not something as simple as blinds needing to be replaced, light bulbs fixed, etc
@R_Cockpit @UofSC@libsoftiktok I didn’t say you had to go there, just curious
But you do you man, I’m not a supporter of stuff like that in particular but I’ll respect the students’ decisions if that’s what they choose to do. doesn’t effect my life to any significant degree