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Lol he don’t got no 40 million dollars

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I wonder how much those guys make. 15 years is a lot of time to invest that money somewhere smart, but if he's not hitting in the >2M range then 40M is probably too high a guess.
And I have no idea where to start in guessing what punters make... especially "veteran" punters lol.

He's coaching the bowl game so you're in good shape!

You don't need to put a space between a word and following punctuation.

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Tell her Gronk made him his bitch and see how that goes over. You will probably have to start changing your kids diapers yourself.

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You are so cool.

Jerusalem has been Israel's "claimed" capital for a while. Their governmental buildings are there.

But because of a lot of autistic screeching from Muslims in Palestine it hasn't been officially recognized by the UN.

Which ultimately doesn't really matter since Israel's government buildings are all there anyway...

Tel Aviv wasn't the capital but was a major tech hub and "global city." You can think of Tel Aviv as the New Orleans of Israel, compared to Jerusalem as its Baton Rouge.

The "problem" if you will is that there are stateless Muslims living in Jerusalem who want to pretend that Jerusalem is part of their made-up country, and as we all know, major multinational orgs like the UN love to pander to Muslims.

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meh letting Israel and its handlers dictate US policy is globalism as well.

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oy vey! bad goy!

I am IN

Put me in the screencap when this gets bumped

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The hunger is devastating. And we are partly to blame.

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Nope.


Look at Kim Jong-Un's fat arse and tell me where that aid is going :lol: :lol: :lol:

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woke

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Journalism is dead.

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In what ways do you think white culture is being erase? And curious to your thoughts on what our nation looks like by following the direction you speak of.

Both serious questions

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- Tearing down Confederate monuments without any consideration for historical context is probably the most overt example in recent news. I get that the Confederacy isn't exactly a shining moment in our national history, but the monuments aren't about and were never about glorifying slavery or the systemic abuse of blacks. The sites and monuments themselves always explain that they were erected in memory of the valor and sacrifice of the soldiers defending their homeland and way of life. Protestors briefly tried to push their momentum after Charlottesville and agitated for the removal of monuments to people like Thomas Jefferson, which in my opinion showed their true colors.
And, again, it's always white history that's targeted by these things. Nobody is trying to get rid of Black History Month or replace statues of Martin Luther King.

- On that note, but a separate issue, outside of unquestionable moments of national solidarity like Pearl Harbor or 9/11, agitators in the media and among leftist politicians love to act as though there are no positives to white history and that we're nothing but racist genocidal monsters. Columbus is only remembered for his hostilities with Native Americans and not for the daring voyage across the Atlantic that led to the foundation of our country. The Confederates get reduced only to being defenders of slavery. Even now, despite the fact that white taxpayers paying for welfare are the only reason most urban black communities don't immediately collapse, the media wants you to believe that whites are still somehow oppressing blacks en masse.

- The constant pushing in the media of the idea that white people in America have "no culture" (although rarely stated explicitly in those terms) is straightforward erasure.

- And while it hasn't hit the US just yet, I did say "Western" rather than "American" specifically for a reason: the mass migration of Muslims from Africa and Southwest Asia into Europe, at a rate far faster than they could ever assimilate, is destabilizing those states and creating a growing underclass of non-Western, non-white people who have demonstrated decreasing respect and tolerance for the culture of their host countries. America might have had to face a similar issue with Hispanic migration from Mexico, were it not for us electing Trump and actually enforcing immigration laws again.

Don't get me wrong on any of this, America is a multi-ethnic society and always will be. There's always a place for anybody of any race to come here, assimilate into our shared values, and be fully American. But that means there's a place for whites as well, which means the massive media push to demonize whites at every turn is incompatible with this vision of America being for everyone.

If we went the direction I'm talking about, you would see immigration laws being respected and people of all races getting along and living and working together in far greater harmony than they are now, because they would all be working under one united vision -- the American Dream, being able to live your life how you damn well please and enjoy your freedoms and the pursuit of happiness without being constantly harassed and condemned for the actions that people who look like you committed hundreds of years ago.