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Shredded lettuce is not salad. It's a cheap way of making sandwiches seem thicker and it should be abolished

this takes place in ancient china like 2 thousand years ago. not sure if there were many africans in china in those days.

darkphoenix181 posted...

spudger posted...

join the rebellion

It got crushed. BD too good.

Texas says bring it on, Bitch Dynamics.

spudger posted...

at least you admit you troll now

I GOT ONE

Mexicos fragile political institutions, and its long history of overtly corrupt local government, made it fertile territory for the rise of extra legal quasi-governments.

Buy an avocado, boost a Mexican drug lord? Soon enough, it seems.

Reports from south of the border say Mexican avocado farmers are taking up arms to protect their increasingly valuable crop from the countrys rapacious cartels, always on the lookout for a quick buck.

But considering the ease with which cartel gunmen dispatched the Mexican army in a pitched battle in Sinaloa state this month, one would guess that the odds dont favor the avocado farmers.

Or Mexico itself, for that matter and this has ominous implications for the United States, too.

Flush North Americans think millennials, in particular love avocados; they will pay top dollar for them, which sets the market into motion. Most often this means good things. But not always.

As with avocados, drug dollars follow demand: A recent RAND Corporation study reports that Americans spent just shy of $150 billion on illegal narcotics in 2016. The bulk of this money goes to Mexico, which also has become a major conduit into the United States for synthetic opioids like Chinese-manufactured fentanyl, upping the cartels take.

Americans, in other words, love their illegal chemicals, they have the ready cash to indulge themselves and they are not particularly mindful of the consequences of this for others.

Hence the emergence of the Mexican drug cartels, not the sole supplier of the American drug market, but pretty much at the top of the list. Mexicos fragile political institutions, and its long history of overtly corrupt local government, made it fertile territory for the rise of extra legal quasi-governments.

It is not to be trifled with, as the Mexican army discovered this month when it took two of Guzmans sons into custody igniting an eight-hour battle with Sinaloa gunmen in the city of Culiacan. The gun battle ended with an ignoble surrender of government troops and the release of the prisoners.

Many people were at risk, and it was decided to protect peoples lives. I agreed with that. He seemed not to have had much choice.

It also seems that the matter of who controls the Mexican state of Sinaloa effectively was resolved in armed conflict and it isnt AMLO.

The implications of this are obvious. Mexico just failed a fundamental test of governmental legitimacy: It is either unable, or unwilling, to protect its citizens from organized lawlessness. (The avocado farmers, of course, already knew that.)

And this, in turn, ratifies a warning from US Joint Forces Command that Mexico is slipping toward national collapse and this was before government troops were losing all-out gun battles with criminals.

I'm not so sure they always say "anyone can succeed if they work hard" so much that "hard work is necessary to realize your full potential." Characters like Goku, Gon, and Joseph Joestar are gifted with fabulous genetics but they also have to be willing to put immense work in because those who oppose them have fabulous genetics or underlying circumstances of their own.

Fun fact, you can bypass that with the same Gmail account if you put periods in it. So [email protected] is its own account while [email protected] is another. The tradeoff is you have to save the one with periods if you ever need to reset the password.

Looking at the table below of total returns for the S&P 500 during presidencies since 1929, it is clear that U.S. stock returns have been much better when a Democrat was the president; however, it would be a mistake to conclude that stock returns were higher because a Democrat held the presidency.

There is no conclusive evidence suggesting the presidents party has any statistically significant impact on U.S. equity market returns (see Campbell and Li 2004). Intuitively this makes sense, because stock returns are influenced by a myriad of factors such as valuations, corporate profits, business cycles, monetary policy, etc. In addition, the increasingly global economy (the S&P 500 generates more than 50% of revenues outside the U.S.) makes the actions of a single government less important.

FrozenXylophone posted...

Thr market goes up with a repub and down with a dem.

Turns out the rich people lose confidence when guy in office claims to want to help the poor more than them.

It's usually the opposite.

i mean trolling here is all some people have...its not absurd to think they'd create 50 GMAIL accounts.

FrozenXylophone posted...

Thr market goes up with a repub and down with a dem.

Turns out the rich people lose confidence when guy in office claims to want to help the poor more than them.

please shitpost better this is lazy

FrozenXylophone posted...

Feline_Heart posted...

I dont have a bunch of alts but it only takes you a minute to create a yahoo mail account

Yahoo got hacked tho, surprised admin allow it.

shit sballen allowed yahoo to get hacked?!

I dont have a bunch of alts but it only takes you a minute to create a yahoo mail account

TheVipaGTS posted...

you guys only hate this because its a Kardashian lol. if that was just a random picture of some random kid with a caption that said "she's a princess!" you wouldn't think twice about it...

You don't think it's a bit conceited to have your daughter dress up as you?

I mean, I really don't care about the Kardashians one way or another, but still.

you guys only hate this because its a Kardashian lol. if that was just a random picture of some random kid with a caption that said "she's a princess!" you wouldn't think twice about it...

Eww

They probably made fun of his mediocre acting.

FrozenXylophone posted...

tremain07 posted...

So glad this show is being put to bed this year

Why?

I though the show ran out of ideas like 10 years ago. and it's still going. it really needs to end. maybe free up a slot for something new on the channel

The stars are way too old now they're nearing or in their 40s they can't be teen hard throbs forever

So glad this show is being put to bed this year

I thought he was the responsible brother.

Jared 37, is in trouble with the law. The Supernatural star was arrested early Sunday, Oct. 27 on one count of public intoxication and two counts of assault reports TMZ. According to the report, he struck the general manager and a bartender in the face after an altercation at Stereotype nightclub in Austin, Texas. The 64 actor can be seen putting his arm around another individuals neck and emulating a headlock type position outside of the club, as well as talking with police in a video that was posted. He appears to be getting physical in the footage, and eyewitnesses told TMZ that the actor had to be restrained by
police as he flashed large stack of cash to officers. Jareds bond is currently set at $15k $5,000 per charge, but theres no confirmation whether hes still under arrest or free.