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Monday, December 08, 2025

This is like something you might see in a Roadrunner/Coyote cartoon where Wile E. Coyote gets an Acme Su-34 and the ejector seat slams him into the roof of the hangar.

Russia keeps coming up with new and inventive ways to fuck up.


Panelists on Fox News lashed out at New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani Monday after he released a video advising immigrants of their constitutional rights.

On Sunday, Mamdani explained in a short video that he intends to protect the rights of the more than 3 million immigrants who live in the city, and that he supports standing up to Immigration and Customs Enforcement. read more


Sunday, December 07, 2025

The nativity scene at St. Susanna's Parish in Dedham, Mass., replaces the Holy Family with anti-ICE signs protesting U.S. immigration policies. read more


A case being argued on Monday, opens new tab involves one of the precedents now in the crosshairs before the court, whose 6-3 conservative majority has moved American law dramatically rightward in recent years ... read more


Adelita Grijalva, an Arizona congressperson, said she was "sprayed in the face" during a protest against a federal immigration raid at a Mexican restaurant in Tucson on Friday. read more


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Trump to announce $12 billion bailout plan for farmers, White House official says

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At least $20 billion for Argentina, and as little as possible for US farmers... and only when forced to do so.

You are ignoring that the economic direction was already set in 1975, as you originally noted, and you prefer to blame the People rather that the Elites who set and maintained that direction after they got the scare of the People actually running the show when they ran the Elite's man Nixon out of Office.

But like Kristofferson, not the Stones, said, 'everybody needs somebody to look down on'.

Of course, this may be a classic projection on your part, as presumably yours is the Gen known as, "Corporate Warriors":

www.google.com

But hey, you were forced into it by Boomers, right? No choice at all. Just playthings of circumstance.

"Yes, there's a common narrative, especially from Millennials and Gen Z, that blames Baby Boomers (born ~1946-1964) for major societal issues like wealth inequality, high housing costs, student debt, and political gridlock, stemming from Boomers benefiting from post-war economic booms, better social programs, and holding onto power/wealth, while simultaneously dismissing younger generations' struggles (e.g., "avocado toast" comments).

However, many argue this is an oversimplification, pointing to powerful policymakers, lobbyists, and the ultra-rich as bigger culprits, suggesting it's a generational scapegoating that ignores systemic issues and benefits a few, not all Boomers."

www.google.com

Your common narrative is common.

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