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It’s all gonna be FREEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!
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My point is that the last time low-income earners had a realistic shot at buying real estate was when the bubble burst in 2008.hardhat said:
She's specifically calling out 'low income' people. Retirees are technically that, but usually you wouldn't include them as wage earners. I bought a home in 2013, and I'm not low income.BleachedAnusDawg said:
Retirees and people who bought homes between 2009 and 2013.hardhat said:
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Just don't call it free sh*t for votes. So, cut your electricity bill by 30% and then have the dems raise your electricity bill by 50%. Don't you feel better about yourself and your vote?BleachedAnusDawg said:
Retirees and people who bought homes between 2009 and 2013.hardhat said:
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She won't debate Kari Lake. This is what her voters want. If people want someone like her in office and she wins, I hope they end up in the GD poor house. With AIDS. The double vaxxed and boosted kind.Fire_Marshall_Bill said:
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This is what the GOP needs to do to winFire_Marshall_Bill said: -
Trump candidates, like Kari Lake, are pretty much costing the GOP this election.RaceBannon said:
This is what the GOP needs to do to winFire_Marshall_Bill said:
Just what I'm hearing.
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He's trending on twitter for some reason but this made me lol.
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He trends every weekhuskyhooligan said:He's trending on twitter for some reason but this made me lol.
Just because the left never forgets or stops
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I think we need a rule that if you are currently getting welfare, food stamps, section 8 etc. you shouldn't be able to vote. No approving raises for your own dependency on public assistance. Wouldn't apply to SS etc. you paid into.WestlinnDuck said:
Just don't call it free sh*t for votes. So, cut your electricity bill by 30% and then have the dems raise your electricity bill by 50%. Don't you feel better about yourself and your vote?BleachedAnusDawg said:
Retirees and people who bought homes between 2009 and 2013.hardhat said:
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Math is racist.Sledog said:
The entire Dim party have freezer level IQ's. -
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For some reason, Fred Meyer's has signs up saying that ID will be required for ANYONE buying alcohol starting August 31. Just more phucking virtue signaling. So, the old bitty cashier, of course wearing a mask, today asked me to show ID for the wine I was buying. I told her no, I would show ID starting on August 31st if that was required. Shocked the bejesus out of her and then she wanted to argue about it. She noticed my Oregon shirt and thought that since I went to Oregon I should be happy to comply because of all the underage kids trying to buy alcohol at the stores. I told her I had no problem with asking for ID if there was a reasonable doubt if they weren't 21, but since this wasn't a reasonable assumption for me, then I would pass. She again said I wasn't being reasonable and that she was a retired school teacher and I had no idea what young people would do to get alcohol. I said, "Gee, I was young once and I had fake ID so I'm pretty sure I know what young people will do". Hell, my brother used to make fake Oregon driver's licenses using the Rusty aka Nick Papagiorgio technique from the street guy in Vegas Vacation. I then said that complying with stupid and unreasonable rules was acting like a sheep and the new rule was stupid and even more stupid was putting up signs saying it would be effective on August 31 and then trying to implement it early. Final word was that I preferred independent thought than stupid virtue signaling.
Like the dazzler with his mythical clients, I pity anyone this old lady had the misfortune to teach. And we wonder where masking of kids came from. -
It's not about verifying your age. The gov't wants to track your drinking habits with each scan of your ID barcode.WestlinnDuck said:For some reason, Fred Meyer's has signs up saying that ID will be required for ANYONE buying alcohol starting August 31. Just more phucking virtue signaling. So, the old bitty cashier, of course wearing a mask, today asked me to show ID for the wine I was buying. I told her no, I would show ID starting on August 31st if that was required. Shocked the bejesus out of her and then she wanted to argue about it. She noticed my Oregon shirt and thought that since I went to Oregon I should be happy to comply because of all the underage kids trying to buy alcohol at the stores. I told her I had no problem with asking for ID if there was a reasonable doubt if they weren't 21, but since this wasn't a reasonable assumption for me, then I would pass. She again said I wasn't being reasonable and that she was a retired school teacher and I had no idea what young people would do to get alcohol. I said, "Gee, I was young once and I had fake ID so I'm pretty sure I know what young people will do". Hell, my brother used to make fake Oregon driver's licenses using the Rusty aka Nick Papagiorgio technique from the street guy in Vegas Vacation. I then said that complying with stupid and unreasonable rules was acting like a sheep and the new rule was stupid and even more stupid was putting up signs saying it would be effective on August 31 and then trying to implement it early. Final word was that I preferred independent thought than stupid virtue signaling.
Like the dazzler with his mythical clients, I pity anyone this old lady had the misfortune to teach. And we wonder where masking of kids came from. -
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Yep. Walgreens has been doing this for over a year. I present it but don’t let them scan it.BleachedAnusDawg said:
It's not about verifying your age. The gov't wants to track your drinking habits with each scan of your ID barcode.WestlinnDuck said:For some reason, Fred Meyer's has signs up saying that ID will be required for ANYONE buying alcohol starting August 31. Just more phucking virtue signaling. So, the old bitty cashier, of course wearing a mask, today asked me to show ID for the wine I was buying. I told her no, I would show ID starting on August 31st if that was required. Shocked the bejesus out of her and then she wanted to argue about it. She noticed my Oregon shirt and thought that since I went to Oregon I should be happy to comply because of all the underage kids trying to buy alcohol at the stores. I told her I had no problem with asking for ID if there was a reasonable doubt if they weren't 21, but since this wasn't a reasonable assumption for me, then I would pass. She again said I wasn't being reasonable and that she was a retired school teacher and I had no idea what young people would do to get alcohol. I said, "Gee, I was young once and I had fake ID so I'm pretty sure I know what young people will do". Hell, my brother used to make fake Oregon driver's licenses using the Rusty aka Nick Papagiorgio technique from the street guy in Vegas Vacation. I then said that complying with stupid and unreasonable rules was acting like a sheep and the new rule was stupid and even more stupid was putting up signs saying it would be effective on August 31 and then trying to implement it early. Final word was that I preferred independent thought than stupid virtue signaling.
Like the dazzler with his mythical clients, I pity anyone this old lady had the misfortune to teach. And we wonder where masking of kids came from. -
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My guess is that the left sees no issue with thisGrundleStiltzkin said: -
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It's not about verifying your age. The gov't wants to track your drinking habits with each scan of your ID barcode.WestlinnDuck said:For some reason, Fred Meyer's has signs up saying that ID will be required for ANYONE buying alcohol starting August 31. Just more phucking virtue signaling. So, the old bitty cashier, of course wearing a mask, today asked me to show ID for the wine I was buying. I told her no, I would show ID starting on August 31st if that was required. Shocked the bejesus out of her and then she wanted to argue about it. She noticed my Oregon shirt and thought that since I went to Oregon I should be happy to comply because of all the underage kids trying to buy alcohol at the stores. I told her I had no problem with asking for ID if there was a reasonable doubt if they weren't 21, but since this wasn't a reasonable assumption for me, then I would pass. She again said I wasn't being reasonable and that she was a retired school teacher and I had no idea what young people would do to get alcohol. I said, "Gee, I was young once and I had fake ID so I'm pretty sure I know what young people will do". Hell, my brother used to make fake Oregon driver's licenses using the Rusty aka Nick Papagiorgio technique from the street guy in Vegas Vacation. I then said that complying with stupid and unreasonable rules was acting like a sheep and the new rule was stupid and even more stupid was putting up signs saying it would be effective on August 31 and then trying to implement it early. Final word was that I preferred independent thought than stupid virtue signaling.
Like the dazzler with his mythical clients, I pity anyone this old lady had the misfortune to teach. And we wonder where masking of kids came from.
Lately?PurpleThrobber said:
