The point is they aren't paying taxes and are leeching money out of the U.S. - a lot of money. We need to put a stop to this, as well as to punish the U.S. business owners using them.

 

Two suspects "allegedly" drugged, raped, and murdered a young woman at spring break. They caught these suspects because they subsequently used her credit cards to further finance their "vacation". Don't go off drinking on your own and get involved with people you don't know. It might be the last thing you ever do.

https://www.foxnews.com/us/spring-b...llegedly-drugging-raping-woman-who-later-died

 

So there was an article on Fox about Heidi Klum and her daughter and how they looked alike, which I clicked on and saw this picture, the only picture in the article.



All I can say is Heidi doesn't look like her daughter *at all* to me!

https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/heidi-klum-daughter-leni-selfies

 

Deciding what to do must be tough for the Navy. If they DO have jamming capability, they could use it and drop these from the sky, but then "the enemy" would know our capability and would design drones to circumvent it. So the Navy has to decide whether to let them "see" the ships now or stop them possibly making our future worse. I'm glad people who like that type of thing are running the show and now me, LOL!

 

So you think your boss is bad? This man quit his job at a car repair place because of a toxic work environment and the boss didn't pay him his final paycheck. He did eventually get his money though, the boss dumped his pay, in pennies soaked in oil, in his driveway!

All I can say is that the man did the right thing by quitting!

"
Months later, Flaten and his girlfriend, Olivia Oxley, were leaving his house when he noticed something at the end of his driveway: more than 91,000 oil or grease-covered pennies and an envelope with his final pay stub that was addressed with an explicit message: "F--- you!"

The pennies weigh more than 500 pounds in total, according to Fox 5 Atlanta, breaking the wheels of Flaten's wheelbarrow."


https://www.foxnews.com/us/georgia-man-receives-last-paycheck-in-oill-pennies-dumped-on-his-driveway

 

What a positive message he's sending. He should have said, "if a burglar comes in" or something, saying "during a natural disaster"? Not a good message, and not really applicable. Most people lend a hand in a disaster, not attack each other.

 

An "unexpected" side effect of the Antifa/BLM protests? Gun sales are up by a lot, with 4.6 Million guns being sold in March alone, mostly to first time buyers.

"
U.S. gun sales in March surged 25% to 4,691,738. This makes it among the largest single month since sales figures started to be recorded in 1998.

The increase is part of a trend. Gun sales in the United States rose 40% last year to 39,695,315. That represents the high water mark in annual gun sales since the current record-keeping system went into effect. Increases by state in March varied substantially, as has been the case for years."

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/mar...res-every-state-ranked/ar-BB1fjBfO?li=BBnb7Kz

 

Well, given what Biden has said, their concern is justified.

 

I've got no problem with background checks -*useful* background checks, that is. Take the current mass shooting, a gun was legally sold to a man on the FBI watch list because the FBI doesn't share their data with the department that does the background checks. What's the point of that? If we're going to empower the government to decide who and who cannot buy guns, they should at least be made to be doing something useful in the process, not just using the process to collect a fee from a taxpayer. The background check should have mandatory input from ALL Federal government law enforcement agencies to prevent this type of thing in the future.

More to the point on Biden though, he has said he wants to ***ban*** "assault weapons". I have two problems with this. The first is "what's an assault weapon"? Anything the government says it is? Since "assault weapon" isn't a real or exact definition of a type of gun it can be used to ban pretty much anything the government wants.

My second problem is on a more basic level, and that is I don't think the ban will stop these types of crimes, almost all of which are caused by people with mental health issues. What I'd like to do is FUND mental health programs, and get the ACLU et. al. to quit fighting the compulsory confinement of potentially dangerous deranged individuals. If that were done these incidents would stop effectively completely, IMO.

Also, it kind of turns my stomach to hear Biden saying how much responsibility we have towards illegal aliens and how we as taxpayers have to pay for them, while simultaneously showing NONE of the same "compassion" to American citizens who really need help.