Markets, music, and other retarded happenings around the globe…prob a good idea not to follow me actually

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Bitcoin threatened the state’s most foundational power: the money printer. The only sane starting point is therefore that state intelligence would spend huge resources trying to capture, dilute, and gimp it.
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Once top-secret CIA files have detailed America's plans to control the world by manipulating the weather trib.al/O87N6hJ 🔗
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Restore permanent Standard Time. #DitchDST
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32 counties & 14 cities in Florida have temporarily or permanently blocked large scale AI data centers. Who’s next to vote on blocking data centers? Palm Beach, St Lucie, Martin, Liberty & Leon County. Keep showing up Florida! 🚨🐊 @Stand4HealthFL @annvandersteel
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You see? It doesn’t matter who you vote for.
JUST IN: 🇺🇸🇺🇦 US approves potential $2.68 billion military deal for Ukraine.
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Rap is the professional wrestling of the music industry. It’s all staged with the “artists” playing characters. Everything is so fake and gay.
That's how they took a gay actor, and made him act as a gangster rapper, in order to influence the black community into become more violent. And it worked 😓
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This is totally predictable. If enacted, Amendment 3 would roll property taxes back to 2020 levels and our services were fine back then. My property taxes have increased 50% and I haven’t seen a 50% increase in my services. Vote YES on Amendment 3. orlandosentinel.com/2026/09/…
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Permanent DST was tried and repealed the same year. Permanent Standard Time lasts decades when tried. Tell lawmakers to ditch the switch the safe and lasting way.
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If Amendment 3 passes, I found the perfect required training for County Commissioners. 😂 Budgeting 101 — taught by a single mom on one income. Lesson #1: You don’t automatically demand more money. You prioritize. You cut. You make it work. Taxpayers do it every day.
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We don't have a tax revenue problem in Florida. We have a spending problem. And a fraud problem. And a corruption problem. And an incompetence problem. I'm a yes vote.
Be smart Floridians: VOTE YES ON 3!
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Everyone keeps telling you what Amendment 3 will supposedly destroy. Here’s a crazy idea: read what the amendment ACTUALLY says. The scare campaign gets a lot harder once you do. 👇
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A major property tax measure is headed to Florida voters this November. Florida Realtors has launched its “Vote Yes on 3” campaign backing Amendment 3, which would expand the homestead exemption and lower the assessment cap on non-homestead property. flvoicenews.com/florida-real…
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You asked, “What scare tactics?” Since you’re in Polk County, let’s use your county. Polk County spends tens of millions on Recreation and Cultural Arts, including special events, arts and poetry festivals, storytelling festivals, heritage festivals and other recreational programming (their words not mine). Polk County’s own budget labels that recreation program NOT MANDATED. So before anyone tells me Amendment 3 means fewer ambulances or closed fire stations, I want to know what else got cut first. Did you cut: consultants? vacant administrative positions? duplicative departments? marketing campaigns? special events? arts and cultural grants? nonessential recreation programs? travel and conferences? outside studies? pet projects? beautification projects? discretionary grants? programs government simply does not need to be in? I’m not saying every one of those things is worthless. I’m saying county government is not supposed to be all things to all people. Its core job is much simpler: Police. Fire. EMS. Roads. Infrastructure. Basic essential services. Fund those FIRST. Everything else should have to justify its existence with whatever money remains. So if Polk County ever tells me: “Sorry, we had to cut your ambulance because taxpayers kept too much of their own money,” my first question is still: Did you cut the poetry festival before you cut the paramedic? Because if you didn’t, Amendment 3 didn’t fail. Your priorities did.
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🎙️ Another great answer by someone explaining why Amendment 3 is in our best interest. 👊TY Stephen Williams for laying out such common sense for YES Amendment 3. 💡 Plus, if you buy a car, you pay taxes. If you make payments or pay it off, you never pay taxes again, do you 🤔.
You asked, “What scare tactics?” Since you’re in Polk County, let’s use your county. Polk County spends tens of millions on Recreation and Cultural Arts, including special events, arts and poetry festivals, storytelling festivals, heritage festivals and other recreational programming (their words not mine). Polk County’s own budget labels that recreation program NOT MANDATED. So before anyone tells me Amendment 3 means fewer ambulances or closed fire stations, I want to know what else got cut first. Did you cut: consultants? vacant administrative positions? duplicative departments? marketing campaigns? special events? arts and cultural grants? nonessential recreation programs? travel and conferences? outside studies? pet projects? beautification projects? discretionary grants? programs government simply does not need to be in? I’m not saying every one of those things is worthless. I’m saying county government is not supposed to be all things to all people. Its core job is much simpler: Police. Fire. EMS. Roads. Infrastructure. Basic essential services. Fund those FIRST. Everything else should have to justify its existence with whatever money remains. So if Polk County ever tells me: “Sorry, we had to cut your ambulance because taxpayers kept too much of their own money,” my first question is still: Did you cut the poetry festival before you cut the paramedic? Because if you didn’t, Amendment 3 didn’t fail. Your priorities did.
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My neighbor finished paying off her house in 2024. She bought it in 1994 for $78,000. Thirty years of payments at $593 a month. She's 74 now. Social Security pays her $1,910 a month. That's $22,920 a year. The place two doors down sold for $615,000 last spring, so the county reassessed hers to match. Her tax bill this year: $8,100. That's $675 a month. She paid $593 a month to buy the house. She pays $675 a month to keep it. Thirty years of payments ended and the bill went up. The deed says she owns it. The county bills her like she's renting.
Community note
This post is 100% AI generated: pangram.com/history/495c96… Additionally, the posting account originates in Canada, but mentions their “neighbor” is on Social Security, which is an American welfare system.
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GM!
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“But, but, but..amendment 3 will cripple Florida law enforcement.” DeSantis is RIGHT!! Vote YES on amendment 3 so local government CAN’T pull this crap!! #FLHomesteadTaxReform #VoteYesOn3
He retired making $220K a year and collected a $1.7M pension. Then PBSO rehired him and gave him a salary of $283K. "An abuse of taxpayer money." palmbeachpost.com/story/news…
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🚨Attn. Florida residents: Rick Scott is another RINO and needs to be primaried at our earliest convenience.
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Americans are waking up to the fact that Islamophobia was pushed by Zionists to keep America at war on behalf of Israel.
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