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6 minutes ago, Keyser_Soze said:

 

36 minutes ago, LazyPiranha said:

“When you’re spending money you’re popular”

 

Yeah, Trump was an absolute miser, that’s why he was so unpopular.  Fucking morons.

The subtext is "when you're spending [white/taxpayer] money [on Black/undeserving/non-tax paying people] you're popular"

43 minutes ago, Signifyin(g)Monkey said:

Minnesota police openly attacking, arresting journalists during protests

 

Wtf are they thinking?  Not even people generally sympathetic to the police can reasonably support this.  At least with the protesters you can try to latch onto the whole “some of them got out of control” line.  Sympathizers can be led to believe that there are some bad actors lurking in a crowd of protesters. (whether it’s true or not) No one’s going to buy “some Minneapolis Star Tribune reporters got violent”.  If I were a police captain/commissioner actually trying to get this shit under control I’d be furious.

NYPD Says Union's Trump Presidential Endorsement Won't Affect Enforcement

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The Police Benevolent Association, the city’s largest police union, broke with a longstanding tradition of not endorsing presidential candidates and threw its support behind Trump, as many...

nypd isn't an outlier here

Chuds hate journalists in addition to racial, ethnic, and sexual minorities. They're fascists and it's high time for normies democrats to get their shit together and realize this arm of the state isn't there to protect you, but is there to force upon and uphold the white capitalist ethnostate and their own power (these two things which are hand in hand)

Probably because their media is in a chum feeding frenzy about Dr Seuss and checking the genitals of child athletes 

the pandemic gave us this abortion of a sandwich one year ago today

2 minutes ago, ort said:

I got to meet him in 83. My mom worked for his campaign. I remember that election very clearly and being heartbroken and confused when he lost.

 

I mean, how could anyone vote for Reagan?

White boomers coming of age

1 minute ago, Commissar SFLUFAN said:

The United States is at risk of an armed anti-police insurgency

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The continued killings of Black people at the hands of the police in the United States has contributed to an environment of continued marginalization and oppression.

 

 

7 minutes ago, mclumber1 said:

 

He tweets like an illiterate 14 year old.

He learned how to tweet at dairy queen getting that 'you know what'

chuck chiming in with the grace one would expect of an octogenarian on twitter

lost to reagan bigly.

dianne feinstein might be only positively remembered as the one who found harvey milks body but is otherwise pretty shitty

"a Black woman who is uninvolved in the case had an opinion, I call for a mistrial"

It's why I'm going with a clover lawn soon. Should make my life much easier and it's better for bees. It'll be a few more years but I'm moving to a less grass yard where I can

1 hour ago, Joe said:

 

They've also got a fairly strict lockdown iirc. Not saying the vaccines don't work!

lmao I didn't catch the group name

1 minute ago, skillzdadirecta said:

That sounds like some anti-vax, misinformation bullshit to me... no idea how that would actually work.

It's naomi wolf it is 100% antivax bullshit. Even if there's a kernel of truth find someone less dumb to get info from

15 minutes ago, sblfilms said:

 

 

no reasonable request will be denied

I look at this and think "damn, I have no idea how to use venmo"

As a follow up to my last two posts:

On 3/10/2021 at 9:35 AM, SaysWho? said:

 

Feels good seeing Ossoff and Warnock there for so many reasons.

time to update the infographic, prime minister Manchin to cosponsor the PRO Act

Shame we have to abolish the filibuster to make it happen. And Mark Warner is probably gonna fuck this up because why not

Jesus. Looked at some more stuff, and the median price per square foot for listings had increased by 50% since early 2017, and about 20% since the beginning of 2020. All of this with new homes having a median square footage for listings smaller than they've been in ages, from 1880 sqft to about 1720 sqft. So paying far more for smaller houses.

2 minutes ago, Nokra said:

I had debated getting a condo here in Portland instead of paying rent for an apartment, but I imagine this bubble is bound to burst soon. 

It's driven by lack of supply rather than speculation (as it was in 2006-08-ish) I don't see this letting up until and unless we build more housing. Just open up FRED and search "housing inventory" and look at a lot of that data, then search "population"

Add in the downward blip on the far right in the second graph causing massive shocks to the supply chain (lumber and employment primarily) and we're probably looking at prices not really decreasing anytime soon. I'm no housing economist but I know people have to live somewhere and it doesn't appear that we're building enough housing, let alone housing in the right places, to keep things affordable, to say nothing of the other issues facing the market regarding input costs.

hmmmmmmmmm

Holy shit

Thank you president Trump for personally designing, building, and launching this craft.