(FB 1553214366 Timestamp) —“A Senegalese bus driver in Italy tried to burn 52 children to death today. Had he pulled it off, I think it would have been the final straw.”–Greg Hamilton
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(FB 1553214308 Timestamp) —“Isn’t it weird that people who are “oppressed” by you have the legal right and the burning desire to always be in close proximity to you?”—Fred McCarty
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(FB 1553213653 Timestamp) —“This is why people advocate for regulations that inflate the cost of housing in certain areas. It’s the only way they can disassociate from certain people. Price them out if the neighborhood. Talks of 3D printed houses and robot built houses in the desert to make more affordable housing miss the point of overpriced housing. There is plenty of affordable housing now.”—John Delano
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(FB 1553214366 Timestamp) —“A Senegalese bus driver in Italy tried to burn 52 children to death today. Had he pulled it off, I think it would have been the final straw.”–Greg Hamilton
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(FB 1553181552 Timestamp) FRANCE: INSIGHT by Aaron Kahland One element of the yellow vest protests in France is not addressed by analysts of that protest. The increased tax on fuel is not merely a catalyst for general dissatisfaction. Mobility allows the upper working class and lower middle class French to segregate – live away from the Banlieue whilst continuing to work in cities. Fuel is already a significant expense for the French worker. Increasing the cost of mobility makes it difficult to segregate into smaller French towns / suburbs. Those affected can no longer afford to live in metropolitan, French, France and the tax threatens them with moving to non-French areas. The yellow vests have long since given up on any hope of entering the middle class which is why they are so desperate to clutch on to what remains of their France.
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Curt Doolittle updated his status.
(FB 1553214308 Timestamp) —“Isn’t it weird that people who are “oppressed” by you have the legal right and the burning desire to always be in close proximity to you?”—Fred McCarty
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Curt Doolittle updated his status.
(FB 1553121345 Timestamp) “BOOMERS” ARE AGE 66-79 TODAY —“Most boomers werenât old enough to vote for Kennedy, Johnson or the 1965 immigration act.”—Dale Adams generation z 95-2012 age today: 7-24 generation y 77-94 age today: 25-42 generation x 66-76 age today 43-53 jones generation 54-65 age at kennedy election in 1960: 6-1 age today 54-65
boomers: 1940-1953 age at kennedy election in 1960: 20-7
age today 66-79
silent generation 1925-1945 age at kennedy election in 1960: 35-15 age today: 74-94 GI Generation: WWI BIRTH age at kennedy election in 1960: 60-35 age today: 94-119 http://socialmarketing.org/archives/generations-xy-z-and-the-others/
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Curt Doolittle updated his status.
(FB 1553213653 Timestamp) —“This is why people advocate for regulations that inflate the cost of housing in certain areas. It’s the only way they can disassociate from certain people. Price them out if the neighborhood. Talks of 3D printed houses and robot built houses in the desert to make more affordable housing miss the point of overpriced housing. There is plenty of affordable housing now.”—John Delano
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(FB 1553306749 Timestamp) —“1965. Most pivotal year in American politics ever. Anyone who was voting age near those years are the most responsible for the death of the West.”–Austyn Pember —“We could’ve survived the marxists subversion if we had maintained the demographics.”—Benjamin Ireland Right.
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(FB 1553266239 Timestamp) ISLAM CANNOT REFORM AS DID CHRISTIANITY and JUDAISM by JWarren Prescott A very important distinction between Islam and judaism/christianity, is that j/c can reform themselves – Islam, by its very tenants cannot reform because it is the final, complete and perfect word of allah. The western apologists for islam are just delusional to think that Islam can âcome into its own like christianity didâ. Islam is permanently fixated in a time in human history where there wasnât even a germ theory of disease. It is a stagnant, iron age cesspool of the ravings of an epileptic warlord. (CurtD: I Question whether judaism can reform, since its tenet is parasitic, just as islam’s tenet is predatory)