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Proud_American 1 point ago +1 / -0

Helping hand auto repair has a 40minute vid on YouTube. You might catch some info there.

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Proud_American 5 points ago +5 / -0

Lol. My home town.

Boynton was a blip and more so connected to delray and boca heading south. It wasn’t until n.w. 22nd was added to the highway that there was even a way to exit before the last span between boynton and lantana.

There’s also hypoluxo in between and that serves as another land block from connecting lantana and everything south of that.

I left the area back in the late 80’s early 90’s. My family is still there, though, and I visit yearly. When I left there were still ponderosa pines and open fields with eckerd drugstores buying up every corner lot there was. Now, it’s just a giant expanse of concrete headed out west, past 441 which used to be known as “beyond the back 40.”

Sad, really, what’s happened to south Florida.

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Proud_American 1 point ago +1 / -0

I finally watched the clip of the exchange in Alaska and the only thing I noticed, besides canned responses, was the chin was shaking.

He just didn’t look confident to me in what he was saying.

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Proud_American 12 points ago +13 / -1

Lantana borders lake worth which is colloquially known as lake worthless. Looks like it’s rubbing off on their neighbors.

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Proud_American 2 points ago +2 / -0

This hurts negroes more than any other group.

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Proud_American 2 points ago +2 / -0

Love this dude. Been watching him since the first rubber band models.

“Let me show you it’s features, ah, ah, ah”

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Proud_American 1 point ago +1 / -0

The issues aren’t known and that’s the crux of being unsure.

Based on animal testing and the reasons these vaccines have never been approved is the immunity issues that arise when vaccinated animals were introduced to wild variants of the same virus. They had less ability to resist and the immune response was so strong that the side effects were killing them.

Anyone who wanted to be vaccinated for the common cold either weighed the risks or simply believes there are no risks. That’s what bothers me most. Many aren’t understanding what the ramifications are and have no problem pushing their uninformed opinion upon everyone around them.

We’ve been dragged down to the lowest common denominator making only as strong as the weakest link.

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Proud_American 3 points ago +3 / -0

Number 6 is a bridge too far.

We will see the long term ramifications soon enough, but it’s not correct to suggest the shot is killing more than the virus.

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Proud_American 1 point ago +1 / -0

Not being religious, I won’t claim to know how one faith feels about another. As for the part that relates to this discussion, genetics plays a role in what denotes ethnicity. Period.

Maybe you’re misunderstanding because you think I’m attacking your faith which is not the case. Don’t get hung up on religion, we’re talking about why ethnic Jews don’t want anyone who simply practices Judaism (a religion) to be considered the same as Jews of a particular genetic lineage. Why you’re having trouble seeing the difference is beyond me.

When it comes to your lineage specifically, you actually make my point. Your family’s b&b was started long enough ago to be “removed” from England which is your actual ethnicity. The sheer number of generations in America makes it easy to say you’re ethnicity is American when, in fact, your genetics are European/English. Unless you’re Native American Indian, your ethnicity isn’t “American.”

If you truly want to pinpoint your ethnicity, you’d have to test your genetics. Bottom line, Christian isn’t an ethnicity and neither is Judaism. This is why I made a point to say ashkenazi instead of Jew. If you can’t see the difference between Judaism the religion and “Jewish” the ethnicity I can’t help you.

Look, there’s a difference between ethnicity (genetics), nationality (where you’re born) and religion (belief system). Make the connection and stop being an asshole.

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Proud_American 9 points ago +9 / -0

Those 20 dollar bills are faker than the one Floyd used.

We will count them again.

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Proud_American 1 point ago +1 / -0

Favorite comment: “I like the part when they say, ‘we built this city’”

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Proud_American 1 point ago +1 / -0

They started the anti mask league to get rid of wearing them.

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Proud_American 3 points ago +3 / -0

My mom got hammered on her second shot. She didn’t tell me she got it either. Had to find out from my sister after the fact.

She knew I’d talk her out of it, just sucks that she took the risk based on the opinion of politicians and mouthpieces.

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Proud_American 6 points ago +6 / -0

Akshuakly, studies have proven that beauty is linked to physical symmetry.

Trust the science.

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Proud_American 5 points ago +5 / -0

Yes. We hold these truths to be self evident. Our rights don’t come from the government as they are inalienable.

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Proud_American 2 points ago +2 / -0

From what I’ve gathered, measles is extremely virulent with 1 person capable of infecting up to 18 people and a full 90% of those around an infected person becoming infected.

Mumps isn’t nearly as virulent, but the resulting encephalitis, meningitis, pancreatitis and fertility problems are quite troubling.

As for the vaccines causing more trouble, I’m not so sure. Worldwide, before the vaccine for measles, there were around 2.5 million deaths. After 85% of the children had been vaccinated, that number plummeted to just over 100 thousand. As for the vaccine killing children in america, there’s been some 100 or so cases reported over a ten year period in this century. While the number of measles deaths was barely 20 people, you have to take into account the fact that 95% of kids are vaccinated.

Also, the vaccines for those diseases are actual attenuated forms of the virus itself. They are far more likely to provide long term immunity. The only reason we are seeing the mRNA therapy is because they are cheaper and quicker to make as growing actual viruses in the lab is foregone for synthetic sequencing.

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Proud_American 13 points ago +13 / -0

Even in the 80’s we used to have a joke about the New York “snow birds” and their complaining.

We would give them directions to I95 North.

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Proud_American 5 points ago +5 / -0

Shapiro aside, there’s a huge difference between mumps, measles and other very deadly diseases which we’ve been able to basically eradicate with calculated and well tested vaccines Vs. this bad cold with a 99.7% survival rate and the gene therapy they are pushing upon us.

Using the word “right” is the wrong angle here and should be noted that “by force” is probably more correct when talking about society protecting itself from a Typhoid Mary situation.

If there’s a quality, well tested, proven way to limit the spread of highly deadly viruses that threaten the fabric of society there would be no need to make it mandatory as nearly every person would want that protection.

The real question is should a government be able to force any drug on the populace ever. Especially when it hasn’t been tested and the survival rate is so high. What then would be the cutoff rate? What would be an acceptable level of death before the government makes my decisions for me? If you can’t define exactly what denotes absolute need to vaccinate a populace then there should never be any government intervention.

When we talk about slippery slopes, we are garnering the foresight to see there would be no personal rights in the future because the requirements to mandate any infringement would be easily met by precedent and mob rule justification. To use his downstream analogy: if the government can justify infringing upon my rights and civil liberties upstream they simply won’t exist downstream either.

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