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Nah, I'm serious. Not about the coli. I got some shyt going on in real life. If you know how I post, you'd know I'm not one of those types who shies away from maybe paper length posts and loads of links to support my arguments. It's not something I shy from. Told @loyola llothta the same thing the other day. I made posts but not with the intent to get in back and forth. Again, just saying not interested in a long debate at the moment. If I post a link or evidence then you will refute and then I have to respond and it goes on. So I'm just killing it from the start.

Ok. But then you make want to hold off making claims that you cannot support. The true "start" is your original claim on a discussion board not the request for evidence. If (and when) I go around making claims on here I fully expect that people will ask me to substantiate my claims.

Also if the evidence is compelling people will sometimes accept it. Even on here.

:ehh:

Now I'm done.
 

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That shyt ended terriby and abruptly. Dude had the asian reporter feeling extra offended (Maybe you should ask CHi-Na!?) , then dismissed the next reporter then shut it down and walked off. SASSY Drumpf!

MSNBC and CNN bout to run with that.
:gucci::gucci: i hope that fukk lose in November
 

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That shyt ended terriby and abruptly. Dude had the asian reporter feeling extra offended (Maybe you should ask CHi-Na!?) , then dismissed the next reporter then shut it down and walked off. SASSY Drumpf!

MSNBC and CNN bout to run with that.
i just saw that to:russ:, trump is entertaining you gotta give him that
 

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Delay Social Security Benefits for a $5,000 Stimulus Check? Learn About the New Proposal
Gabriela Arevalo


If there was an option to receive a $5,000 stimulus check now in exchange for delaying your Social Security benefits when you retire, would you take that offer? If a new proposal is approved, the U.S. government may soon make that an option for Americans.

According to The Washington Post, senior White House officials are considering a proposal in which Americans could sign up to receive voluntary stimulus checks for up to $5,000 with a caveat — they would do it in exchange for a delay in receiving their Social Security benefits.

The payments would come in the form of loans that would receive a “favorable government interest rate” until people chose to start receiving their retirement benefits from Social Security. At that point, the loan would be paid back out of the first checks they would be slated to receive, and once the loan was paid in full, they would then get their full Social Security checks.
 

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That shyt ended terriby and abruptly. Dude had the asian reporter feeling extra offended (Maybe you should ask CHi-Na!?) , then dismissed the next reporter then shut it down and walked off. SASSY Drumpf!

MSNBC and CNN bout to run with that.

i just saw that to:russ:, trump is entertaining you gotta give him that

straight fukking clown smmfh

 

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straight fukking clown smmfh


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Tell Congress to protect Black-owned businesses
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Black businesses and their employees are being locked out of the federal coronavirus relief fund. Congress’ current small business relief program assumes that all business owners have equal access to credit and to banking services. But we know that has never been the case. From redlining to the refusal to provide loans, Black people in this country have historically been locked out of entrepreneurship, with devastating consequences for our communities.

Today, Black-owned firms with paid employees generate over $103 billion annually.
The largest share of that revenue comes from Black-owned businesses in the health care and social services sector. By protecting Black businesses, Congress not only protects the essential services and goods they are but supports the fabric and makeup of our communities. Black businesses are often pillars of the community that create pathways to independence for our people that would not otherwise exist. That’s why it’s so crucial that we step up in this moment and fight for Black entrepreneurs and employees, who are getting the short end of the stick as they struggle to survive the COVID-19 outbreak.

Join us in making calls to Congress and demanding that they protect Black businesses! These are our demands:

  • Funding for small business grants, not loans, that will allow for Black-owned businesses to retain and rehire their workforce and reopen after the health crisis. This includes funds for direct payroll support, as well as covering all costs to maintain the business. Making sure that businesses, especially Black-owned businesses, can maintain payroll through direct transfers rather than loans will ensure these businesses can survive the crisis, get money into the hands of people more quickly, and relieve the strain on a patchwork of state unemployment systems.
  • Mandate a full, public accounting by race, gender, and geography of where stimulus money has gone particularly have Black-owned businesses received federal support.
  • Create targeted support funds for Black businesses. Any additional funding for small business support should include a substantial dedicated fund for supporting minority-owned businesses.
Tell Congress to protect Black-owned businesses
 

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Delay Social Security Benefits for a $5,000 Stimulus Check? Learn About the New Proposal
Gabriela Arevalo


If there was an option to receive a $5,000 stimulus check now in exchange for delaying your Social Security benefits when you retire, would you take that offer? If a new proposal is approved, the U.S. government may soon make that an option for Americans.

According to The Washington Post, senior White House officials are considering a proposal in which Americans could sign up to receive voluntary stimulus checks for up to $5,000 with a caveat — they would do it in exchange for a delay in receiving their Social Security benefits.

The payments would come in the form of loans that would receive a “favorable government interest rate” until people chose to start receiving their retirement benefits from Social Security. At that point, the loan would be paid back out of the first checks they would be slated to receive, and once the loan was paid in full, they would then get their full Social Security checks.

Dangerous and unwise. So it will probably be a plan that gets Republican support.

Who wouldn’t take the money?

Why not just let everyone raid their entire accounts?

But this is certainly how you kill the program if you’re into that kind of thing.
 
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