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17 hours ago, jimmyjazz said:
I love the fact that Biden was "too old" when elected at age 77, but Trump will be totally qualified at age 78
what was even better is Trump was interviewed recently and was asked if Biden was too old to run and he was like 'oh no, he's fine'. Fucking asshole cunt mf. You're both too goddamned old! Get out of malibu lebowski!
20 minutes ago, StassneyHorn said:https://www.aboutamazon.com/news/workplace/amazon-hiring-seasonal-holiday-employees
Amazon is hiring 250,000 employees for the holidays and beyond, making its largest ever annual investment in U.S. hourly wages, $20.50/hr avg.Are they doing it because Joey two scoops told them to? Or why are you posting this here?
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1 hour ago, The Dog said:
Whoever is running lurch's twitter is a savage.
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I honestly think Jerry can't write a big enough check. If you were starting a franchise tomorrow with monopoly money and you had your pick of anyone in the league, who do you take over Micah? Mahomet? Kittel? He might legit be the best player in football.
Kearse was being interviewed on the ticket this week and the hosts asked who the fastest guy on the team was and after thinking about it he settled on Michah. Not tp, not ceedee, not Diggs. Michah -
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1 hour ago, Vic Mackey said:
The line can't be big enough. 1 bazillion dollars on the boys.
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46 minutes ago, WelfareBuysMyWeed said:
Along the same line, it's why Reggie Bush not being in on 4th and 2 is so lolzy, cause of the implications.
LenDale White, prior to the 4th down call, had 19 rushes for 123 yards at 6.5/clip. It wasn't a bad call.
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We ran the ball 9 fucking times in a row to ice the game. What the fuck is happening.
This was so fuckin badass.- 7
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6 hours ago, satyanash said:
Alabama 34
Texas 20
Offense has regressed badly with the loss of Bijan + Roschon and no improvement from Ewers. Defense will keep us in it for a while, but fade due to exhaustion late after all the three-and-outs.
This makes me feel.......relieved. Would be very concerned if you were confident
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10 minutes ago, closetojumping said:
What is this in reference to?
the coach against OU? Butch or something crying like a bitch
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Man, just opened this thread and read all the posts with more than 10 pos reps. That was great
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3 hours ago, SubliminalHorn said:
We’ll know everything we need to know about Sark and where he’s taking Texas Saturday night. This is a career and program defining game. I like Sark and hope he can put it together. We shall see
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I don't understand some of you people (I'm calling all of you 'you people'). They lost the #1 draft pick, #3 draft pick, and the #12 draft pick. 10 our of their 22 starters were drafted last year. We got fuuuuucked on at least 3 calls that led to them winning the game. We don't have to deal with that much egregious fuckery this year. They are worse. We are better.
We are going to win, convincingly.
38-14
325 yards.
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42 minutes ago, Captainant said:
If you'd really like to talk brass tacks on deficit, this is pretty good overview from the 2022 CBO outlook report (I linked to a report on the 2018 CBO report previously)
https://www.crfb.org/papers/analysis-cbos-may-2022-budget-and-economic-outlook
But fundamentally, the problem is that revenues are too low. We shouldn't be forcing the government to do less and less - we need that sort of scale to be able to realize mass infrastructure projects like fixing the crumbling interstate system, or going to Mars, or even just ensuring that citizens have clean and lead-free water.
Yall are so fucking eager to misunderstand my point so you can continue to shitpost. It's incredible. Revenues are down EVERYWHERE - taxes are at historically LOW rates, and especially so for individuals in the highest income bracket. It just so happens that corporations have also received massive tax benefits (that also benefit their shareholders, the wealthy individuals).
But sure, call me names and dishonestly misunderstand the point. Keep on hitting the classics
I don't think anyone is calling you names. You just don't understand math. Fundamentally, the problem is spending. Corporate income tax revenue (and rates) to the US government by year
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/FCTAX
The numbers bounce all over the place and, until 2017, the taxable number had been 38%. It dropped to 21% and there was not a corresponding linear drop in revenues. Regardless of that, corporate tax income as a percentage of GDP was between 1.5% and just under 2% for the last 30+ years. Our spending for 2023 is expected to be $6T+ and we have a $2T deficit. Our nominal GDP is around $24T. The difference (if you used linear numbers which I already pointed out were incorrect) would be around $100B in additional revenue. The deficit would still be $1.9T due to spending.
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/W006RC1A027NBEA Also, this chart looks like revenues are up. Play around on the St Louis Fed site. Might give you some actual numbers to educate your worldview.
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Are you a Captainant sock?
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1 hour ago, Pato del Muerto said:
This is the kind of confusion that happens when vile people misappropriate a symbol for their cause.
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23 hours ago, Brisketexan said:
Why? COVID is a respiratory illness that causes significant illness and a large number of deaths, with a huge negative economic impact. And I'm just talking about it functioning as an endemic viral respiratory illness (which is what it is now), like the flu. Setting aside the serious illnesses and deaths, the est. annual economic impact of the flu is over $90 billion. And 5 years ago or so (under the previous administration), Congress approved a $1 billion package for developing a universal flu vaccine.
COVID is similar to the flu now, and will be for the foreseeable future. That is, in ADDITION to dealing with the flu and its toll, we'll be dealing with the same from COVID. Not the same as in the peak of the pandemic, but plenty of impact.
Spending public dollars on public health is kinda one of the key functions of a functioning government. I say that without drilling down on a page-by-page detail of this package. Maybe there are elements that are arguable one way or the other, but generally speaking, governments spend money on vaccines and treatment options for diseases that have serious impacts on lives and the economy.
Why? We have multiple vaccines and treatments for Covid that are easily modifiable. And they are vaccines made by egregiously(?) profitable companies. This capital is misallocated.
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I've seen our government do some fucking stupid shit but this might take the cake. I don't even know what to say. What a goddamned waste of money
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2 hours ago, Sawbonz said:
This is so fucking stupid. In Texas 1 gummy = felony
uh, are you serious? asking for a friend
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2 hours ago, DefinitelyNotHollywoodColt said:
Not sure where to ask this but figured this thread is my best shot:
My mom has mineral rights for a property in North Texas and the local power company wants to put a solar farm on it and a landman has reached out to my Mom and offered like $1.5K to sign off on some paperwork. Then a couple of days later she gets a random solicitation from some type of O&G company offering her a similar amount for her interest.
What's going on here and how should she respond? I assumed her mineral rights didn't apply to solar but maybe I'm wrong? Is there an opp here to get residuals from the solar plant? What should I do?
echo the above. Talk to a local mineral rights/easement attorney. For reference, we have a family ranch around San Saba and were offered $5k for an easement. Found money, right? Hired an attorney and got a check for $75k after his cut.
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3 hours ago, Hefeweizen said:
I think Fitch explained their reasoning pretty well. Fiscal deterioration, check, down to the wire clown shows on debt ceiling, check, 20 years of deterioration in governance.
It points to a bleak trend for the US as ultimately it means money is more expensive to borrow as risk is higher.
I can’t believe the first cut was 12 years ago. Time flies when you’re having fun.
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