- Assy-McGee : This post is anti-semetic
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The Florida Senate, being the bastion of evidence based policy it is, just passed a bill banning geoengineering in the state.
https://www.flsenate.gov/Session/Bill/2025/56
The bill requires the state to collect and investigate any reports of weather engineering. If you call up and report chemtrails they are required to investigate.
Many of us senators receive concerns, complaints on a regular basis regarding these condensation trails, aka chemtrails
She is the senator for Miami not some bumfrick northern district like Polk.
I have a problem with people spraying perfume around me sometimes, don't you have a problem with people spraying things into the atmosphere that really have no type of empirical data, that you just don't know who they are or what they're doing?
๐Thank you for the remarkable response to bill SB 56 on weather modification. I truly appreciate the constructive input and respectful dialogue from everyone who has reached out. As a leader in the community, I'm committed to addressing the real issues affecting our communities.โฆ pic.twitter.com/ZsQltylHyy
โ Ileana Garcia (@IleanaGarciaUSA) December 1, 2024
This is our surgeon general, he is from Nigeria.
He hasn't met a conspiracy theory he won't parrot, he is currently on a fatwa about Fluoride in drinking water too. https://www.floridahealth.gov/newsroom/2024/11/20241122-fluoridation-guidance.pr.html
Meatball also supports the bill but doesn't like that the house version doesn't require the state to actually investigate chemtrail reports. He made a video supporting it.
I support the bill by Senator @IleanaGarciaUSA to ban geoengineering and weather modification.
โ Ron DeSantis (@GovRonDeSantis) April 2, 2025
The Florida house, though, has gutted the bill and actually codified the practices.
We donโt want to indulge this nonsense in Florida, where we are proud of our sunshine. pic.twitter.com/ir8IYlza4z
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!sophistry the final argument to BTFO all of !kino
The 's*x on TV' discussion is officially over
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March Jobs:
โ Geiger Capital (@Geiger_Capital) April 4, 2025
+228K vs 140K exp.
Unemployment Rate:
4.2% vs 4.1% exp. https://t.co/g90MPooYmC
He laid of 216k governmentcels and still gets a 228k print? wut.
Is Robert Reich right?
The richest 0.1% own 17% of stocks
โ Robert Reich (@RBReich) December 16, 2020
The richest 1% own 50% of stocks
The bottom 50% own 0.7% of stocks
Repeat after me:
The stock market is not the economy.
Check out the VIX lol
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I swore to myself I would
never
drink
again, actually
kept the promise for like 2 weeks
before
getting a message
yesterday asking if I was up for partying. I told myself
"I need Stress relief
from work" that was a shitty
excuse. So what happened?
kissed a girl with a boyfriend (he wasn't there
thank God)
started (?) a bunch
of fights, shoved a guy into a crowd
of people like fricking
Bowling (to be fair it was basically a mosh pit at least that's what I'm trying to tell myself
lol)
declared to my buddy that I'm looking
for someone to start a fight
with me so I can kill them in a self defense situation, I did this very publically at the exit of our university
party
lit my motherfricking pants
on fire, probably because someone or me dropped
a strag on them and they are very baggy so they kinda slipped in one of the folds
I barely showed up to classes in the first place
cause I'm lazy, idk how I'm gonna
recover from this. Hole people just perceive
me as a based
r-slur. !boozers im quitting for real this time
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The redditors are uniformly outraged
He was a good boy pay he taxes and turn his life around n sheeit
Wait a second
One would love to know what these troubles could have been, seeing as they were weighty enough to obstruct the poor gentleman's citizenship application, but the article gives no further details
Providing context is, of course, unimportant in journ*lism.
What unlucky mistakes could have possibly befallen poor, innocent Mr. Jose Francisco Garcia Rodriguez of Cuba 43 years ago? Weigh in below
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The new 4o shit is fantastic for making fake comic book covers, here's the prompt from reddit:
"Fake full page EC anthology styled comic covers of random fake and highly detailed "[whatever u want bb]" as comic book covers. Classic themes. Each full cover should have a wildly different tale or subject. Single full cover only. Full English. Huge amount of plot and exposition for each original comic cover."
- holden_commodore : warning: this is a rug pull
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I don't really know why this hasn't existed yet, but especially recently there's been a bunch of great drama that deserved coverage.
The founder of Nikola donating $2MM to DDR and getting a pardon after committing a multi-billion dollar securities fraud by rolling a truck downhill and saying it was powered by electric, but the donation had nothing to do with the pardon guys
https://apnews.com/article/nikola-trevor-milton-fraud-trump-pardon-3fcebb0a3820cecb205656f2dc3f6764
The founder woman who had a classic when she told her code monkey to make up synthetic data for her company that she was selling to JPMC.
When the director questioned the legality of the request, her co-defendant Olivier Amar said: "Yes, it's legal. We don't want to end up in orange jumpsuits ."
Citi r-slurs somehow finding even new and funnier ways to frick up, most recently by crediting a customer with $81,000,000,000,000 by mistake
https://edition.cnn.com/2025/02/28/investing/citigroup-bank-account-error/index.html
Basically anything that makes it into Matt Levine's money stuff column usually deserves a thread here for being dramatic and funny.
3000 from
@Redactor0
3880 from
@LooNinja after tariffs
5000 from fellow Hibernian menace
@KawaiiFembee
4850 from another fellow Hibernian
@MayflyAlt-98
Go raibh maith agat
97 coins from
@Frank_Williams
Thank you!
970 coins after tax from
@RustShill
3000 coins from
@holden_commodore
+ an extra 2000!
TEN THOUSAND dramacoin from
@not-dua-lipa, the rich will give you this hole whether you want it or not
2000 from
@TheColonel
Not gonna lie fellas it's getting hard to not touch the slots, this needs to get funded soon
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My husband was laid off recently, he's our families sole income provider. He's been working options in the mornings before work for about a year. He's been funded, lost it, and says it's thisclose to being profitable now. It's not that I don't believe in him, but I know it's volatile and so far unproven in our house. He swears it would all work if I would just support him more, but I think it all sounds like a long shot. Can someone go from funded to profitable in months? Are we cooked?
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In a flashy, well-produced video, the channel pinpointed several areas where migrants had reportedly attacked residents. It also claimed that out of 8,000 local schoolchildren, only 50 per cent were ethnically Russian.
The clip said terrorist recruiters were active at a Moscow junk market where weapons and Russian passports could be bought, and identified the locations of "ethnic brothels" and illegal mosques.
It ends with the on-screen message: "So, who benefits from this breeding ground of Islamic radicals, Russophobes and bandits near the Russian capital?"
Boris Rozhin, a blogger with more than 850,000 subscribers, said the Moscow suburb's transformation was reminiscent of the "minority-dominated neighbourhoods in Marseille and Paris".
"The town, which was previously dominated by ethnic Russians, has seen an influx of migrants from the Caucasus region and Central Asia," he added.
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I don't think this is good policy at all.
I have a fairly robust education in economics, but I'm certainly not an expert. I've tried to keep thinking, "There are some very smart people behind these moves," but this is all making me uneasy. And I think what bothers me the most is that I get the sense I'm not being told the truth. Not necessarily "lied to," not yet at least, but it's like they don't think the masses are smart enough to understand what their reasoning is. So they trot out bullshit stats to justify what they're doing, which people on the right side of the bell curve can easily see through.
Only reason the U.S. economy grew at all the past five years was because of trillions in new government spending and an associated growth in personal debt powered by new ways to get into debt.
It's all a mirage and I am as guilty as anyone of pretending it was real. But no more.
All the people angriest about Trump's policies are all the people who directly benefited the most from that spending boom that comes at a big cost to future generations.
/u/One_Fix5763 I hope you go broke, lose your trailer, and spend the rest of your life working for minimum wage in Dipschitz American-Made Widget factory.
Because I'm already stretched thin, and the promise of taxes going down doesn't mean shit until it's passed. As of right now, the company I work for just sent out an email to everyone in the company telling us that because we have a 46% tariff from Vietnam, if it doesn't get dropped that they are going to do even MORE layoffs after they laid off 200+ people not even 3 months ago. They explicitly said that paying the tariffs is STILL cheaper than moving everything back into the US, and I would really prefer not to lose my job when I'm about to get married, buy a house, and have kids.
I feel for you. Hopefully this isn't long term. I wonder if its all for bargaining agreement. Only time will tell.
Because apparently the only country that isn't allowed to use tarrifs is the United States.
makes an incredibly strong basis for fiscal policy
They're "unfair" because everyone else has gotten so utterly used to playing on an uneven field for so long that when it suddenly isn't that way anymore it feels unfair to them.
Their ideologies and the egos tied up therein simply won't allow them accept the idea that we've been competing with them with one hand tied behind our back this whole time.
This one calls himself a classical liberal.
Trump critics (particularly the ones who, if he found a cure for cancer would just complain about him single handedly ruining the pharmaceutical industry) claim that tariffs will only alienate us from allies and cause them to seek other partners, and the cost will just get passed down to the consumer.
They don't get, or conveniently ignore, that the U.S. economy is not dependent upon other countries and that we can outlast them in a trade standoff. As for the "cost passed down" argument, they don't seem to understand that tariffs are temporary and are a means to end to get other countries to do what we want. Yes, it may require us to crack open our wallets a little bit wider for a time, but I think that's preferential to the decline we were on before. This is an attempt to fix things that have been long broken.
Yes, it may make allies mad, but turnabout is fair play. If they're doing it to us, we have every right to return the favor. We can't be subsidizing other countries at this rate while our own debt is already at such a high level.
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Picture it. You're a retirement age woman somewhere in suburban Texas. You're still working part-time -- you figured you'd be done by now, but if you think about that too much you get sad in a way that's hard to explain. Anyway, it's wash day, and you're stalking through the house you own outright collecting laundry, linen, dish towels, for the hamper. You stop, just for a moment, in the living room by a window. It's nice outside; you can see it through a crack in the shutters. It might be good to brighten up the house, you think. It's your day off, after all. Hamper in hands, you step towards the window and tug on the blinds. In one fell swoop the house is illuminated in beautiful bright light.
"Mom! What the frick?"
It's Steve. He's standing in the doorway to the sunroom, glaring at you, gesturing to the open shutter. "I closed them for a reason". He's wearing an orange cap, and you swear you can see a smudge of something on his cheek, as if he's just wiped away a layer of thick pasty foundation. You don't mention it - it's not worth it.
Behind him, the light from a computer screen illuminates the sun room; otherwise, itself, in total darkness. You used to recognise the websites on his screen, but now the monitor shows a white pane with a deep blue silhouette of a butterfly aside it.
"What are you doing?" you ask. "Do you have any laundry?"
"I'm busy," he hisses, turning away. Then he turns back to you, softer now. "My laundry's on the floor in my room." He slams the door.
On the way to Steve's room, you pass an armoire in the corridor. Steve's father topped it with framed photos from years gone by, but you never look at them. You focus on a fading image in a golden frame - in it, you're holding an infant Steve, standing alongside his father and your old friends the Jeffries. Maybe you should call Sheila Jeffries, it's been a while. That might be nice. The last time you spoke to her was pre-COVID. Maybe she'd like to hear from you.
But you're struck, knowing you won't call: you can't face the shame in your stomach you'll get when Sheila inevitably asks how Steve is. The flustering attempts to swat away the question, avoid answering it. You're aware that everyone knows what you're trying not to say, but the thought of articulating it fills you with humiliation.
Later, you take a nap during the dryer cycle. You dream yourself to be laying on the road, in the middle of the freeway, a truck approaching without slowing. You're awash with relief.
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