It's me again

57 male.... my opinions are mine... don't like them? Dont follow.... got terminated again lol

[trumpamerica]

Trans are not women. Get that through your out of touch, fantasy driven, woke infected brain!

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[theredqueendom]

Vote red in the midterms! 🗳️🇺🇸 http://www.facebook.com/pages/p/102416041800702

[towerofhealthsix]

If we don't stop the cheat, our vote will not matter.

* SAVE America Act now.

* Mass Deport.

* Replace crooked judges.

[towerofhealthsix]

[sawbuckplus]

[disgruntled-foreign-patriarch]

what a joke holy shite

[beardedmrbean]

Looks legal, but comical regardless.

[rangerdad1]

[rangerdad1]

[bighermie]

[sawbuckplus]

[keepingitcountryon]

[theconstitutionalist]

Be like Vlad…

[teamvoorhees3]

[edward-blake-unknown-knight]

The irish will sit down and shut the fuck and die quietly

That's what's exactly going to happen watch

[simply-ivanka]

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[retiredtsgt]

[weather-n-calamity]

Locked up? that’s such a waste of money and resources…

[teamvoorhees3]

Rope is natural, reuseable, environmentally friendly and is easy to use.

[trumpamerica]

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[bignaz8]

223 years ago, two American diplomats in Paris signed a treaty that doubled the size of the United States — without authorization, without instructions, and without any idea whether their president would approve. They had been sent to buy a city. They came home with a continent.

The date was April 30, 1803. The two Americans were Robert Livingston and James Monroe. The man who had sent them was Thomas Jefferson.

Jefferson had sent them to Paris with one mission — buy New Orleans. The city sat at the mouth of the Mississippi River and controlled access to every farm and trading post in the American interior. Whoever owned New Orleans owned the commerce of half a continent. France had just acquired it from Spain and Jefferson was terrified. He wrote: There is on the globe one single spot the possessor of which is our natural and habitual enemy. It is New Orleans.

He authorized them to spend up to ten million dollars for the city alone.

Then Napoleon changed everything.

His army in Haiti had been destroyed by yellow fever and a slave rebellion. A new war with Britain was coming. He needed money. He needed it immediately. On April 11 his treasury minister walked into Livingston's dining room and offered him not just New Orleans but the entire Louisiana Territory — eight hundred and twenty-eight thousand square miles stretching from the Mississippi to the Rocky Mountains — for fifteen million dollars.

Livingston and Monroe looked at each other.

They had no authority to buy the whole territory. Their instructions said New Orleans only. Jefferson was six weeks away by ship — there was no way to ask him. The offer might vanish tomorrow.

They signed.

For fifteen million dollars — roughly four cents an acre — the United States acquired the land that would become fifteen states. Missouri. Arkansas. Iowa. Kansas. Nebraska. Oklahoma. The Dakotas. Montana. Wyoming. Colorado. Everything between the Mississippi and the Rockies.

When Jefferson heard the news he was simultaneously overjoyed and terrified. The Constitution said nothing about a president's power to purchase territory. He had always been a strict constructionist. He briefly considered a constitutional amendment to legalize the deal.

His cabinet talked him out of it. The Senate ratified it in October by a vote of twenty-four to seven.

Livingston stood in the Paris room after he signed and said: We have lived long — but this is the noblest work of our whole lives.

He was right.

Four cents an acre. A continent.

223 years ago.

[morgan5451]

[teamvoorhees3]

Pussies. siGnaChURs. Try rope.

[edward-blake-unknown-knight]

They'll never do that !!

It would make him a martyr

[1americanconservative]

@mattvanswol

🚨WHAT THE HELL?!!!

Two Starbucks employees who FOUGHT OFF ARMED ROBBERS AND HELD THEM FOR THE POLICE...

...have been FIRED for "violating company policy" because they did not just comply.

They risked their lives to defend the store and customers... and Starbucks FIRED THEM for it.

This happened at a St. Louis Starbucks where 2 masked men walked in, pointed a gun, and demanded money.

Everyone hit the floor and one robber shoved a female employee to the ground.

A worker named Michael Harris tried to just give them the cash to make them leave. They pistol-whipped him in the back of the head.

Then his coworker Devin Jones-Ransom made a split-second decision and TACKLED the gunman into the drive-thru window.

The weapon broke... and they realized it was fake. They subdued the robber and held him for police.

Both robbers were convicted and they're sitting in prison right now BECAUSE of these two young men.

And a few weeks later, after the attention died down and Starbucks FIRED BOTH OF THEM.

The reason?

They "violated company policy" by not just complying to being robbed.

Just so we are clear... a man gets a gun smashed into his skull, fears for his life, fights back, helps put two armed robbers in prison...

...and Starbucks FIRES HIM FOR IT?!!!!

WHAT KIND OF CRAP IS THIS?!!!!!!

[1americanconservative]

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