Is it a councidence

Teflon Don

Teflon Don

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That the most unaffordable things in America are also those that are the most heavily regulated by the federal, state and local gobblements?

1) Housing heavily regulated and tremendous gobblement involvement
2) Healthcare heavily regulated and tremendous gobblement involvement. Remember when Obamacare was going to bend the cost curve down?
3) Food heavily regulated and tremendous gobblement involvement
4) College education tremendous gobblement involvement. Remember when Obamacare ended private student loans because students were supposedly getting ripped off? Now college has only gotten more expensive

Maybe instead of the gobblement being. This party payer, we let the free market take over nd prices will come down like they always have? The free market is like abstinence, it works 100% of the time if you don’t interfere with it
 
Jimmy Dore

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“Reportage” author James Corbett tells Jimmy the coming civil war will not be red state vs blue state or Democrat vs. Republican:“It’s not left versus right, it’s up, down. It’s the masses against the oligarchs, the billionaire class that actually run everything. And that’s going to be the civil war.”In fact, he says, the oligarchs have already launched this war, even though most people have not yet caught on:“Fifth generation warfare is essentially the governments of nations warring against their own citizens economically — with biohazards and biosecurity threats and with information warfare."
 
Hawkeye10 said:
Jimmy Dore
@jimmy_dore



“Reportage” author James Corbett tells Jimmy the coming civil war will not be red state vs blue state or Democrat vs. Republican:“It’s not left versus right, it’s up, down. It’s the masses against the oligarchs, the billionaire class that actually run everything. And that’s going to be the civil war.”In fact, he says, the oligarchs have already launched this war, even though most people have not yet caught on:“Fifth generation warfare is essentially the governments of nations warring against their own citizens economically — with biohazards and biosecurity threats and with information warfare."
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Teflon Don said:
That the most unaffordable things in America are also those that are the most heavily regulated by the federal, state and local gobblements?

1) Housing heavily regulated and tremendous gobblement involvement
2) Healthcare heavily regulated and tremendous gobblement involvement. Remember when Obamacare was going to bend the cost curve down?
3) Food heavily regulated and tremendous gobblement involvement
4) College education tremendous gobblement involvement. Remember when Obamacare ended private student loans because students were supposedly getting ripped off? Now college has only gotten more expensive

Maybe instead of the gobblement being. This party payer, we let the free market take over nd prices will come down like they always have? The free market is like abstinence, it works 100% of the time if you don’t interfere with it
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The gooberment ruins eggs. Did you know you can take fresh eggs and leave them on the counter for about 6 weeks?
Do not try that with store-bought eggs.
 
Matt Dillon said:
The gooberment ruins eggs. Did you know you can take fresh eggs and leave them on the counter for about 6 weeks?
Do not try that with store-bought eggs.
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Matt is revealing himself yet again.

How long unwashed, freshly laid eggs last at room temperature​

Multiple sources agree on the same general range:

  • 1–3 weeks at room temperature for unwashed eggs with the protective bloom intact
  • About a month at most in a cool room, though quality declines and two weeks is safer in warm kitchens
  • Factors like temperature, humidity, and bloom integrity shorten or lengthen that window, but none extend it to six weeks
Even in the most favorable conditions (cool, dry, dark room; eggs unwashed; bloom intact), the safe period is measured in weeks, not months.

eatingmeals.com/how-long-do-fresh-laid-eggs-last-on-counter/?utm_source=copilot.com
 
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