Let the truth be known

[SalesServiceGuy]

Great news for Small Business Owners from Joe Biden:




Q: “What is President Biden doing for my small business?”

PASKI: “First and foremost, he nominated a woman to lead the Small Business administration.”


I never knew that having a person in charge with a pussy was good for my small business? If she has a big pussy, is that better for my small business? What if she has a smelly cunt? Is that bad for my small business?


EDIT: I apologize to those that I may have offended. Please don't report me.

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[Phil B.]

.... teenager posting. Reported.

More liberal censureship
You seem to be on a mission.
Care to state the objective?

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[Phil B.]

.... teenager posting. Reported.

How would you like someone from another country , telling you how to live in your country?
I know I haven't, I just stated what I mentioned above.
Leave me to my life. Don't try to make me conform to your countries rules if they aren't the laws of my land.

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[SalesServiceGuy]

How would you like someone from another country , telling you how to live in your country?
I know I haven't, I just stated what I mentioned above.
Leave me to my life. Don't try to make me conform to your countries rules if they aren't the laws of my land.

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... spoken by the most immature teenager in CTN history who can rarely go a day without making rude comments.

[bsm2]

The great Texas climate catastrophe is heading your way



The Green New Deal has come, believe it or not, to the state of Texas. How's it working out so far?
Well, the good news is all that alternative energy seems to have had a remarkable effect on the climate. Sunday night, parts of Texas got the temperatures that we typically see in Alaska. In fact, they were the same as they were in Alaska. So global warming is no longer a pressing concern in Houston.
The bad news is, they don't have electricity. The windmills froze, so the power grid failed. Millions of Texans woke up Monday morning having to boil their water because with no electricity, it couldn't be purified.

The ironically named Electric Reliability Council of Texas, which oversees the grid, had no solution to any of this. They simply told people to stop using so much power to keep warm. So in Houston, hundreds of shivering Texans headed to the convention center like refugees to keep from freezing to death. Some Texans almost certainly did freeze to death. Later this week, we'll likely learn just how many more were killed as they tried to keep warm with jury-rigged heaters and barbecues and car exhaust.



That happens every time when the power goes out; even advanced societies become primitive and dangerous, and people die. We've seen it happen repeatedly in California for years now, rolling blackouts in a purportedly First World state that is slipping steadily into chaos.
But who saw that coming in Texas? If there's one thing you would think Texas would be able to do, it's keep the lights on. Most electricity comes from natural gas and Texas produces more of that than any place on the continent. There are huge natural gas deposits all over the state. Running out of energy in Texas is like starving to death at the grocery store: You can only do it on purpose, and Texas did.
Rather than celebrate and benefit from their state's vast natural resources, politicians took the fashionable route and became recklessly reliant on so-called alternative energy, meaning windmills. Fifteen years ago, there were virtually no wind farms in Texas. Last year, roughly a quarter of all electricity generated in the state came from wind. Local politicians were pleased by this. They bragged about it like there was something virtuous about destroying the landscape and degrading the power grid. Just last week, Republican Gov. Greg Abbott proudly accepted something called the Wind Leadership Award, given with gratitude by Tri Global Energy, a company getting rich from green energy.
So it was all working great until the day it got cold outside. The windmills failed like the silly fashion accessories they are, and people in Texas died. This is not to beat up on the state of Texas -- it's a great state, actually -- but to give you some sense of what's about to happen to you.



Here's President Biden last month:
BIDEN, JAN. 27: In my view, we’ve already waited too long to deal with this climate crisis ... That’s why I’m signing today an executive order to supercharge our administration['s] ambitious plan to confront the existential threat of climate change. And it is an existential threat.
"Climate crisis", "existential threat", "ambitious plan". You hear those phrases a lot and you'll notice that they are all suspiciously non-precise. So what do they mean for you? Will they mean higher energy prices? For starters, gas prices are already up, in case you haven't noticed. Electricity will follow. Higher costs hurt the weakest, inflation always does, but it's worse than that. Green energy inevitably means blackouts. Someday that may change as technology progresses, but as of right now and given the current state of technology, green energy means a less reliable power grid. It means failures like the ones we're seeing now in Texas. That's not a talking point, that is true. It's science. So of course, they're denying it.
Here's our new climate czar taking a quick break from spewing carbon in his private jet to lecture the rest of us about a topic he personally knows nothing about: Private sector jobs and how more windmills are going to generate tons of them:

The current Power outages in Texas is from Natural Gas issue and Nuclear power issues. Only 13% percent loss is from the Wind Generators.

Try a real news network next time
Your Welcome

PolitiFact | Natural gas, not wind turbines, main driver of Texas power shortage

I see You only believe in Science when you can twist into something untrue.

[Phil B.]

... spoken by the most immature teenager in CTN history who can rarely go a day without making rude comments.

Oh did you report me again.
Go ahead keep it up.
IDGAF

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[slimslob]

... spoken by the most immature teenager in CTN history who can rarely go a day without making rude comments.

You must be talking about yourself. You are the one of the liberals constant making rude and insulting remarks on the political threads.

[BillyCarpenter]

.... teenager posting. Reported.

Now that you've reported me, can you please tell me how a hiring a woman to lead the Small Business Admin is gonna help my small business? Let's say that Biden hired a trans woman, what would that do for my small business? Or if he hired a person that likes to have sex with both men and women...how would that be for my small business?


Personally, if he's gonna hire a woman, I'd prefer a blonde with a nice ass & big tits.

[bsm2]

Now that you've reported me, can you please tell me how a hiring a woman to lead the Small Business Admin is gonna help my small business? Let's say that Biden hired a trans woman, what would that do for my small business? Or if he hired a person that likes to have sex with both men and women...how would that be for my small business?


Personally, if he's gonna hire a woman, I'd prefer a blonde with a nice ass & big tits.

When you marry one let us know

[BillyCarpenter]

When you marry one let us know

Tell me if this makes sense to you, little buddy.


Let's say that you need open heart surgery and you're looking for a doctor. You're given the number for a heart doctor and you call them. You then ask the doctor about her qualifications. The first thing out of the doctor's mouth is: "First, of all I'm a woman."


Now, I don't know about you, but that doesn't exactly give me the most comforting feeling in the world. And this bitch could be a trans. I might need to see some proof before I let her operate.