Saved by Jesus but I don’t deserve it on my own • BS in BA from Oklahoma State • Life is amazing • Just your friendly, neighborhood ancap
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You know what’s amazing? Everything about us belongs to God. All of our successes, all of our failures, all of our pains, all of our fears, our past, our present, our future, they’re all under His purview. Yeshua, the High Priest.
And not one liberal boomer mind was changed
I absolutely love it when I get to see a fellow Latina destroy a liberal White woman who has absolutely ZERO knowledge about the who, what, where, when, and why she is supporting other than what her TV and Democrats have told and brainwashed her with.
My favorite is when they tell us to our face what our life experiences are, have been like, what to believe, think, and as a result, who to vote for.
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But when you brush up against affluence, it highlights the comparisons between what poor people’s ides of wealth looks like and what actual wealth looks like and it’s tacky (to put it mildly). The nails or press on hair or certain jewelry all reeks of inauthentic wealth/beauty
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The perfect Halloween matchup doesn't exi...
@CycloneATH
ALT A promotional college football image split into two panels for 'The Halloween Game,' billed as the greatest uniform matchup of all time. The top panel displays Oklahoma State Cowboys gear arranged in a Halloween-themed setting with hay bales and pumpkins, featuring an orange jersey with number 8, an orange OSU helmet, orange pants, and black Nike cleats with skeleton bone graphics. The bottom panel shows an Iowa State Cyclones player wearing an all-black uniform with number 7, alongside a close-up of a black Iowa State helmet featuring a Cyclones logo, with white stripe accents on the sleeves.
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Okay but tipping IS out of control. Having 2 people come gang up & try to guilt trip with “that’s how they survive” is funny to me. I’ll tip what I deem appropriate, good thing there’s no tax on tips 🥱
Sexual harassment and assault and any kind of misconduct are all unacceptable.
That being said, eviscerate #MeToo and the bastardized, irredeemable Golem it has become
"In hindsight, it was quite aggressive, / #hetoo."
That’s MIT based biologist Dr. Kristin Knouse being asked about text messages she exchanged with Dr. David Sabatini, a world renowned former MIT biomedical scientist.
Sabatini was once considered a potential Nobel Prize candidate for his breakthroughs in understanding cancer and aging.
The deposition is part of the evidence I reviewed in a defamation and work interference lawsuit Sabatini brought against Knouse.
Sabatini watched his career, his lab, and his reputation collapse under the weight of campus protests and social media attacks after Knouse accused him of coercing her into a sexual relationship that lasted more than a year, according to court documents.
🚩Sabatini gave me his first television interview since a Boston jury delivered a stunning $6 million defamation/interference verdict in his favor.🚩
The interview airs on #Boston25 News during our 6pm newscast.
I will post the full report after it airs.
#25Investigates
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GirlBoss Feminism weeping at its own funeral. You have to admire the dedication to the bit.
"In hindsight, it was quite aggressive, / #hetoo."
That’s MIT based biologist Dr. Kristin Knouse being asked about text messages she exchanged with Dr. David Sabatini, a world renowned former MIT biomedical scientist.
Sabatini was once considered a potential Nobel Prize candidate for his breakthroughs in understanding cancer and aging.
The deposition is part of the evidence I reviewed in a defamation and work interference lawsuit Sabatini brought against Knouse.
Sabatini watched his career, his lab, and his reputation collapse under the weight of campus protests and social media attacks after Knouse accused him of coercing her into a sexual relationship that lasted more than a year, according to court documents.
🚩Sabatini gave me his first television interview since a Boston jury delivered a stunning $6 million defamation/interference verdict in his favor.🚩
The interview airs on #Boston25 News during our 6pm newscast.
I will post the full report after it airs.
#25Investigates
Ματθαιος שלום Dahlen retweeted
"In hindsight, it was quite aggressive, / #hetoo."
That’s MIT based biologist Dr. Kristin Knouse being asked about text messages she exchanged with Dr. David Sabatini, a world renowned former MIT biomedical scientist.
Sabatini was once considered a potential Nobel Prize candidate for his breakthroughs in understanding cancer and aging.
The deposition is part of the evidence I reviewed in a defamation and work interference lawsuit Sabatini brought against Knouse.
Sabatini watched his career, his lab, and his reputation collapse under the weight of campus protests and social media attacks after Knouse accused him of coercing her into a sexual relationship that lasted more than a year, according to court documents.
🚩Sabatini gave me his first television interview since a Boston jury delivered a stunning $6 million defamation/interference verdict in his favor.🚩
The interview airs on #Boston25 News during our 6pm newscast.
I will post the full report after it airs.
#25Investigates
“NFC North and NFC West and AFC North and West are the best divisions in the league right now”
High on paint thinner? It’s the NFC North, 49ers, Bills, and a colossal pile of trash for now
Ματθαιος שלום Dahlen retweeted
americans are so rich and privileged they had to create reasons to be oppressed out of boredom. i’m so serious
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A college professor will spend two years writing a dissertation on systemic racism in Domino’s delivery zones, only for someone on TikTok to debunk the whole thing in 60 seconds.
I like how every time this video is posted it’s some breaking news, undercover exposé…as if we haven’t known and been saying this whole time that he/the majority of the contemporary Democrats are happy to brazenly tout this as their view of what’s normal
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Bill Maher shut down the “white privilege” script on his own show.
Howie Mandel pushed him to confess it. Maher refused the term, called it advantage at best, and dropped the real numbers: most people shot by police are white.
The media narrative falls apart the second anyone checks the data. Color-blind reality beats racial guilt every time.
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"I mean you have a well armed rural white population that is now correctly understanding it's being targeted by a mob which claims it's guilty of all sorts of things it isn't actually guilty of... yet."
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Cornelius Vanderbilt died in 1877 with $100 million, more money than the U.S. Treasury. In 1973, 120 of his descendants gathered at Vanderbilt University. Not one of them was a millionaire.
His great-great-great-grandson is Anderson Cooper. At 14 he was walking up the stairs at home and heard his mother, Gloria Vanderbilt, on the phone: "Well, I'll always be able to make money."
"I remember stopping and freezing… and thinking: we are doomed."
At 13 he'd been telling her to open a savings account. By 14 he was working as a child model.
By 1885 the Commodore's son had more than doubled the fortune, to about $230 million. Then the next generation's wives decided to take over New York society. "And then the spending begins."
Worked out.
$230 million in 1885.
Left alone at a plain 5% a year until 1973: about $17 billion.
Split 120 ways: about $140 million each.
What the 120 actually had: not one had $1 million.
Spending only the 5% would have paid the family $11.5 million a year, in 1885 dollars, forever.
Keep this part. A fortune doesn't need a thief. It only needs each generation to spend a little more than it earns, and more heirs to split what's left.
Gloria inherited what remained, then made her own money with jeans. Anderson's parents made sure he knew: "There wasn't some pot of gold waiting for me, and I'm glad."
The clip is three minutes. Watch him on the stairs, then decide.
You have $100 million and one child. How much do you leave them?