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the Domincan Republic and Puerto Rico.


I can’t imagine the Bahamas wouldn’t lose a significant amount of business from sailors if Cuba truly opened up. Right now, the standard route into the Caribbean is to cross the Gulf Stream and head south, with the Bahamas serving as the first stop for just about everyone. If Cuba became fully accessible, I think a lot of that traffic would shift there instead.
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Birthright citizenship Not confident on this one but would love to be proven wrong


I would be shocked if they overturned the status quo- but man would I be happy
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Jackson dissent, joined by Gorsuch. Wild breakdown of justices here.



Love him or hate him- Gorsuch is the most originalist justice in recent memory

I for one think he’s pretty great
May be a bigger deal than some think. I hope this causes a large number of players to stop participating in this nonsense.
If Cuba were to ever completely open up- I’d be interested to see the economic impact on the Bahamas.

If some of these tiny nations sneak in to the later rounds somehow the prices should drop. Unlikely they do- but I can see prices dropping for some venues if that happens.
Watching them flop is just as bad as the NBA

That being said I have enjoyed watching the U.S. games.

re: Mike Johnson is a clown

Posted by Hayekian serf on 6/20/26 at 2:07 pm to
Instead of just being honest and telling everyone under the age of 40 they aren’t getting social security
So we all subsidize everyone making under 150k?

That’s ridiculous and will never pass.

No income tax period
The real minimum wage is zero.

Minimum wage laws were originally supported by many labor unions as a way to reduce competition from immigrant and minority workers. Today, they are a key policy of democrats.

Movie theater ushers, bag boys, gas station attendants, parking attendants, and countless other starter jobs have largely disappeared.

These weren’t just jobs—they were stepping stones.

Thomas Sowell has some excellent work on the unintended consequences of minimum wage laws. A lot of it is on YouTube.
I live in Georgia now- but I couldn’t bring myself to vote for an academic administrator under most circumstances.

I’d be voting Fleming- on top of that- and call me sexist all you like- there just aren’t many women I’d confidently vote into office.

There are plenty of women I know, and some I love who I would- but those who end up in government disappoint or turn out wildly different in a few years than what they were sold as.

By that time pulling the tick out is a tough job.
Let’s be honest here- we haven’t had a victory since WWII
I don’t think Seth Rogan should praised for anything

re: SPCX IPO

Posted by Hayekian serf on 6/15/26 at 6:40 am to
I’ll wait six months and buy it for a lot cheaper than it will hit at any point on I.P.O. day
It looks awful, man. I’ll wait to see it at home; I was excited when I heard he was making it.

But I get the feeling it’s a movie with a potentially boring but huge build-up and a very poor payoff.
He’s one of the few celebrities who have such an off putting real life persona, but doesn’t bother me at all on screen.

In fact the older I get, the more I think I’m turning into Curb Larry
I saw one promo poster with the tagline “Defy the gods”

If you want anymore reasons to believe they have no idea how to adapt this- there it is
They should also arrest anyone who supports preschool graduation