1,187 karma · joined March 11, 2014
https://www.PricePlow.com
Enjoy the run, but sell at the right times because ultimately it will end in some form of tragedy.
Packaged food is literally toxic at this point.
You know what you want to do. So do it and stop asking for permission.
Solitary Confinement.
Even in a prison with the most vile scum in the state, the worst thing you can do to a person is to remove them from the others.
That speaks volumes to me, personally.
Prediction: the keto diet will soon come under HEAVY fire from mainstream media, journals, and lobbyist health organizations under the pressure of certain agriculture and pharma groups. Just wait for it.
I stand by what I said and will double down in fact. Too many people melting their brains with that crap and there are almost definitely unforseen consequences of doing so.
Funny how the downvotes and attacks come when you discuss the possibility of drug-induced brain damage in Millennials to a website full of.... drug-defending Millennials!
I've watched brilliant brains literally get ruined by the overuse of that garbage. I would bet anything that it's more dangerous than any of its users want to admit.
Right now I'm researching a few studies that have been shown to be... "not 100% forthcoming"... thanks to some court documents, drafts, and collusive emails found in PACER. It has forever changed the way I'll look at any research, government-funded or not.
We are becoming crippled by our own will. It's sad to watch and the pendulum response was the 2016 election.
Break the chains and own your life. Do good for the world and it doesn't matter your background.
You need to grow a small IDGAF portion in your brain as well and do what you want to do, not what others want you to do.
You seem like a good person so I'm confident you will do net-positive things, so cast the BS guilt aside, own it, and go make things happen.
Glad you got to understand what REAL law-abiding gun owners are like. We are maniacs over safety and responsibility.
Don't let the press demonize such things. The legal ones aren't the ones to worry about.
And everyone I know in Texas who carries in a medium-to-large size city is still doing it concealed. Out of sight, out of mind.
This is not a well-liked person from nearly any community. It will be entertaining to watch if nothing else.
My strategy is this: At these commissions in the Health niche, Amazon will no be in our "preferred" tier of stores. On March 1, their products will no longer show up on our blog (unless they are the only store with it in stock) -- and the blog gets the vast majority of our traffic.
They will still show up in our main site (where I need to decide whether or not to keep their exclusive buttons), and they'll still be involved in our hot deals and price drop alerts.
Stores need to earn our best visitors, and Amazon is no longer deserving. Surprisingly, they're most often not the best deal on our site anyway, so I don't think anyone will be too upset.
I may try to negotiate my own rates, but I don't think we're big enough for that (not yet, at least). Everything is negotiable when you have legit traffic and other options.
Meanwhile, we've been diversifying our revenue with various industry SAAS services that can be scaled globally. This has been a big focus of mine, knowing that these kinds of things can happen at the drop of a hat.
But at the end of the day, this is still a paycut, and it still hurts. Amazon will ultimately lose more of our traffic for it, and I really don't think they'll even notice this on their bottom line compared to the explosive profits they get from AWS.
Seems like bad PR more than anything.
More important is to look at who's got owning shares in those machines.....
In the perfect world, we'd have open source machines that all enter voites into a public blockchain/ledger and you'd get a private key you could verify your vote with. Optical sounds awesome. But good luck with that. The fraud just seems to swing back and forth from left to right every X years instead. It's madness.
My claim is just a bet right now. But it's one I'm willing to put money on IF they actually do a national investigation, which I'm not confident will happen.
That's plenty for the seeds of doubt, especially given how easy it is to vote in several states.
A nation needs strict voting laws or it is not a nation. Besides non-citizens voting, there were also multiple votes across county and state lines as well as dead people voting. So I'm not just blaming illegal aliens.
Ultimately, this argument is not going to go anywhere, so how about this: How much money would you like to bet, that IF there is a voter fraud investigation, there were over 2,868,520 fraudulent votes cast across the nation?
Approval ratings are far greater than 36% already BTW.