https://twitter.com/justinbaragona/status/1455383530687565825?s=21
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“Lucifer-ase”. LOL. Whoever tracks me is going to be so bored. Even Google is like “WTF man?”
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Glad I ended up getting Pfizer. Satanase is much more effective.
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so am i going to get glow in the dark skin cells or not? don’t get my hopes up like this Newsmax!
They are propagating Trump/Barr propaganda.
This headline and picture played a part in cementing in the Trump cult hive mind that Trump was the oppressed, and the Mueller stuff was in fact a witch hunt.
Any chance we had of having the right come back to reality died with that headline.
I didn’t read the article but what the hell at this headline:
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Was in another thread, but definitely belongs here as well:
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The end of the video is amazing - the lady spends $310 on that week’s groceries. They ask her how much it would have cost for those groceries in March, and the lady says $150-200. No pushback from CNN on that point at all! She’s claiming like 60-110% inflation in 8 months!!!
The actual figure is like 4% over the past year.
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Who even is the audience for this? Everyone who buys groceries knows that they are not spending double what they spent in March on their grocery bill!
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The common clay of the new west.
It’s giving white people permission to bitch about ECONOMIC ANXIETY
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It doesn’t have to be true for something to feel like it’s true when Biden is president and you’re a conservative hater.
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Ironically there is a huge glut of milk that has been crushing dairy farmers for many many years now. I absolutely guarantee that 100% of the reason why milk has gotten so much more expensive is trucking costs. On a commodity that is as cheap (in $/weight) milk that needs specialty transport (tankers and refrigerated trailers) trucking costs can easily be 50% of the cost to the consumer in normal times. The cost of trucking is up >100% in 2021.
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It would be more efficient to ship this fat lady and her milk devouring family to the surplus milk and let them have at it.
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If they were willing to drive to the milk and provide their own jugs I suspect the dairy farmer would let them have it for <1.00 a gallon.