Destabilization of US Cities: Crime, Homelessness, Liberalism
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Ft. Bragg is a big place with lots of soldiers, so there's no real surprise that the Vegas and New Orleans guys were there, even at the same time.
What is strange, though, is the Ryan Wesley Routh (Trump's second assassin attempt) connection to Ft. Bragg:
140+ visits, including 29 overnight stays, all in the last 4 years? Now that is strange. I don't know how tight and right that guy's info is though.
What is strange, though, is the Ryan Wesley Routh (Trump's second assassin attempt) connection to Ft. Bragg:
140+ visits, including 29 overnight stays, all in the last 4 years? Now that is strange. I don't know how tight and right that guy's info is though.
The Cybertruck suicide guy left behind some suicide notes -
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...among the points he calls for a hard reset in America.
That is an interesting analogy, just like with digital devices, whereby there is a soft reset and a hard reset for the operating system.
Elections perhaps are just a soft reset which leave too many background applications running and not delete hidden apps and settings and so many of the problems remain unchanged.
Cybertruck blast a ‘wake up call for terminally ill US’ – suspect’s note
The US Army Green Beret suspected of staging an explosion outside a Trump hotel said the act was not a terrorist attack
That is an interesting analogy, just like with digital devices, whereby there is a soft reset and a hard reset for the operating system.
Elections perhaps are just a soft reset which leave too many background applications running and not delete hidden apps and settings and so many of the problems remain unchanged.
Wasn't sure where to post...
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A waffle shop in Seattle is being forced to close down over the city's new $20 per hour minimum wage law, according to a new report by the New York Post.
The owner of Bebop Waffle Shop said she was forced to close after the city's new $20.76 minimum wage law took effect on New Year's Day.
Owner Corina Luckenbach told the Post:
“This is financially just not going to make sense anymore. Because, just for me, the increase would cost me $32,000 more a year,” she said.
Luckenbach, who named the cafe after her late dachshund, said she supports higher wages in theory but couldn’t sustain the increase. Previously, large Seattle employers had a $18.69 minimum wage, while smaller ones had to meet $20.28 through tips or benefits, the Post wrote.
Previously, small businesses could pay $17.25 per hour if tips or $2.19 in medical benefits met compensation thresholds. The new $20.76 law, $4 above Washington's minimum wage, applies to all businesses and removes tip and benefit credits.
“The hardest thing” about closing is that it “takes away a safe space for people,” Luckenbach, who is gay, said. “The stories of like what it meant to people to come in and feel safe and to feel welcomed — I just, I didn’t know.”
Popular Seattle "Safe Space" Waffle Shop Forced To Close Due To Inflation And New $20 Minimum Wage
Popular Seattle "Safe Space" Waffle Shop Forced To Close Due To Inflation And New $20 Minimum Wage | ZeroHedge
ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero
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A waffle shop in Seattle is being forced to close down over the city's new $20 per hour minimum wage law, according to a new report by the New York Post.
The owner of Bebop Waffle Shop said she was forced to close after the city's new $20.76 minimum wage law took effect on New Year's Day.
Owner Corina Luckenbach told the Post:
Luckenbach, who founded Bebop over a decade ago after moving from New York to Seattle, said inflation-driven food costs and reduced foot traffic due to remote work had already strained her business. The minimum wage hike was the final blow.
“This is financially just not going to make sense anymore. Because, just for me, the increase would cost me $32,000 more a year,” she said.
Luckenbach, who named the cafe after her late dachshund, said she supports higher wages in theory but couldn’t sustain the increase. Previously, large Seattle employers had a $18.69 minimum wage, while smaller ones had to meet $20.28 through tips or benefits, the Post wrote.
Previously, small businesses could pay $17.25 per hour if tips or $2.19 in medical benefits met compensation thresholds. The new $20.76 law, $4 above Washington's minimum wage, applies to all businesses and removes tip and benefit credits.
“The hardest thing” about closing is that it “takes away a safe space for people,” Luckenbach, who is gay, said. “The stories of like what it meant to people to come in and feel safe and to feel welcomed — I just, I didn’t know.”
As long as they come legally...
^^ while I expect minimum wages to increase over the years, a $20 min wage will wipe out a lot of low wage jobs, and food industries overall
The more that comes out on this, the more ridiculous it gets.
This is what the future of America will look like until both the bagels and the basketballs are dealt with.
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“If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face jewish cabal burning your homes and feral blacks stealing your belongings— forever. ”
I've spent some time in The Palisades and if everyone truly knew the level of anti-Christian JQ-depravity in this neighborhood and how much Hollywood filth and pornography has been produced from these homes and how many children have been molested in these homes then they'd be praying for more of LA to burn.
If, of all the places in the world one could choose (and afford) to live and raise children, and you chose The Palisades, then you are currently reaping what you have sown.
