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Note that none of this will ever stop them, EVER, from trying to dictate just how your life should be ran outside of the hives, mind you. Remember, they're the elites, they know better than you, and if you disagree with them, since they are, by definition and identity, "good" and "smart" that means that you must, by the Negative Property of Multiplication, be "evil" and "stupid."
Not even gonna explain how they're shooting themselves in the foot here, as it's been done to death, and it's so painfully obvious to people with two brain cells to rub together. Even a child can see the flaws in their logic.
Callin' Poe.
Callin' Poe.
Great! Less Nasty Girls to intervene when the Boogaloo happens! Thanks Brandon! You really are looking out for us!
No shit, Sherlock...2024 can't come soon enough.
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Who’s In Charge?
"Which way am I going?" asked President Biden when he ended Thursday's press conference at the NATO summit in Madrid. He began to exit stage right, before someone redirected him toward stage left. This combination of ignorance and indecision was not new. Throughout his 18 months as president...freebeacon.com
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From cube (1997)Worth:
There is no conspiracy. Nobody is in charge. It's a headless blunder operating under the illusion of a master plan.
I'm going to sperg out a little about labor costs here for a minute.
I happen to know a handful of white middle class highly educated people who figured out where the wind was blowing a while ago, stopped chasing the job they were trained for in school or never even started, and moved into unskilled/semiskilled labor in order to pay off their student loans.
When I employ these people I pay their asking rate because I'm not retarded. I want the job to actually get done, it's not 1995, you tell me your rate is $50/hour I'll pay it.
But other people are balking at paying the same rates I do because they're been employing the same labor pool since 1995 and they are all retarded. When that labor pool ages out and their employers have to find someone else they are totally shocked at the cost. A lot of these people are putting off necessary maintaince, not hiring cleaners, and understaffing generally because of sticker shock.
You can see this in corporate environments as well but I think it's more interesting seeing it with small businesses because it's just one person looking at a bid and freaking out and refusing to pay - even though they know perfectly well with one side of their brain that inflation is a thing.
There is a real psychological block at work here and employers are completely willing to fuck themselves over rather than pay people.
The office of California's Attorney General Rob Bonta released the personal information of thousands of California gun owners and concealed carry permit holders to the public this week, and Second Amendment activists see it as a major breach of privacy.
Sam Paredes, executive director of Gun Owners of California, told Fox News Wednesday that the release of information was either negligent or potentially criminal.
"We believe that AG Rob Bonta is either massively incompetent, incredibly negligent, or willing to criminally leak information that he does not have the authority to leak," Paredes said.
"This is so egregious that he should resign. He has placed tens of thousands of abiding citizens in California in harms way. That is not excusable with an 'I'm sorry.'"
The Democratic attorney general, appointed by Gov. Gavin Newsom last year, announced in a press release Monday that the new portal was created to "improve transparency and information sharing for firearms-related data."
In Monday's press release, the state's DOJ claimed they sought to protect "the personal identifying information in the data the Department collects and maintains," however, large amounts of personal information on gun owners were released.
The leak was first reported by gun news outlet The Reload Tuesday, just days after the Supreme Court's consequential Second Amendment ruling.
The information, taken from the state's database of concealed carry permit holders, included the thousands of gun owners full name, date of birth, home address, race, when their concealed carry permit was issued, and what type of permit it was. The Reload reportedly found in the LA County database that around 420 reserve officers and 244 judges were also among those who had their information leaked Monday.
The information was posted in the California Department of Justice's 2022 Firearms Dashboard Portal, a website that is now "temporarily unavailable."
The California Attorney Generals Office did not immediately respond to Fox News' request for comment regarding the data leak. Legal action could potentially be taken against the state and those involved, as a result of the shocking breach.
A spokesperson from the AG's office told Newsweek, "We are investigating an exposure of individuals' personal information connected to the DOJ Firearms Dashboard. Any unauthorized release of personal information is unacceptable. We are working swiftly to address this situation and will provide additional information as soon as possible."
Paredes said his organization is working "to figure out what legal matters we can take, but unless the AG is willing to send people who can protect those who have had their data breached, there is not much else they can do."
The private information has since been taken down but raises major concern as the midterm elections approach.
In the primary election earlier this month, incumbent Bonta advanced to represent his party this November, alongside GOP candidate Nathan Hochman.
It is unknown whether the leak was an intentional strike or simply an accident from the California DOJ's office, after last week's SCOTUS opinion sparked major controversy across the country.
The Supreme Court decided to strike down the New York gun law that put unconstitutional restrictions on who qualified for a concealed carry permit, ultimately making it more accessible for civilians to carry a weapon for self defense.
One thing I've learned from Biden is everything is Russia's fault.
The slow leak in my tire is because of Russia.
I didn't get that job promotion because of Russia.
We've all been there. It's Friday and you are having the time of your life with the boys, you hit a few bars, get in a fight, then hit a few more...One thing I've learned from Biden is everything is Russia's fault.
The slow leak in my tire is because of Russia.
I didn't get that job promotion because of Russia.
Would you be satisfied with Putin's pooper punch?at least the alliteration of "russian recession" is better than "putin's price-hike" the "hike" at the end ruined it
I often wonder how much of an effect gig economy jobs are having on the labor market, especially after covid.
US Will Face High Gas Prices ‘as Long as It Takes,’ Biden Says
- National average gasoline price topped $5 a gallon this month
- President said he’ll ask Gulf allies to boost oil production
US President Joe Biden said Americans will have to stomach high gas prices “as long as it takes” to beat back Russian President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.
“As long as it takes, so Russia cannot in fact defeat Ukraine and move beyond Ukraine,” Biden told reporters Thursday in Madrid, in response to a question about how long high gas prices might persist. His comments echoes those of U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson, his closest geopolitical ally and one who is facing similar pressures back home about the cost-of-living crisis.
The national average gasoline price hit a record this month above $5 a gallon, even after Biden ordered a historic release from US reserves earlier this year. Prices at the pump have been a main driver of inflation, which has been a major political headache for the Biden administration.
Biden said he’ll ask allies in the Persian Gulf region to boost oil production when he meets with them during a trip to Saudi Arabia next month, though he pointedly refrained to say he’d ask the country’s de-facto leader to directly when he meets de-facto ruler, Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman, in person next month.
Read more: Biden Says He’ll Ask Gulf Alliance to Boost Oil Production
Biden’s latest comments about inflation -- which amount to telling voters that they need to brace themselves for the long haul -- are unlikely to play well.
Americans have cited inflation -- which hit a four-decade high this spring -- as their primary concern heading into November midterms. Democrats will likely lose control of Congress. That worst-case scenario will become even likelier if the US. goes into recession. Concerns about such a downturn are growing daily.
Read more: Powell Says Fed Can Avert Recession But Task Getting Tougher
An Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research poll released Wednesday found that 85% of adults said the country was on the wrong track, with 79% describing the economy as “poor.”
In that same poll, 67% of Democrats deemed economic conditions as bad.
The White House has taken pains to show it is trying to solve the inflation quandary -- by tackling supply chain snarls, releasing extra barrels of oil from the strategic petroleum reserve and lifting the ban of E15 gas during the summer.
Biedn has called on Congress to suspend the federal gas tax for three months, but that proposal was met with resistance from key Democratic lawmakers.
Biden aides have tried to point to the strong labor market and low unemployment rate as the major bright spot of the economy -- and evidence of their strong stewardship of the U.S. during Covid.
So far, that hasn’t worked.
No. As the American Empire retreats, the stability brought by it recedes. As Russia and China assert themselves globally expect more destabilization.More on the thread now, do you think Biden's doing this Ukraine forever war because his dementia-addled brain is mixing 'Middle East' and 'Eastern Europe' together? Because I'm declaring this the start of Middle Eastern Europe (not including the migrant crisis).