I am opting out of working out in 2022. I don’t not want to risk pulling a muscle
I’ll be sitting on my couch and drinking a lot of beer in 2022
I’ll be sitting on my couch and drinking a lot of beer in 2022
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I opted out in 2017. I saw the pandemic coming a couple of years in advance.
I opted out in 2010 and have been preparing for the NFL ever since then. They have not called.
Why not? Most of this country is already sucking off the government tit.
“Eight of the 10 states most dependent on the federal government were Republican-voting, with the average red state receiving $1.35 per dollar spent.
Nine states sent more to the federal government than they received — seven of these were Democrat-voting and had higher per capita GDPs than many of the red states that received the most.
New Mexico had the highest return on federal spending of any state ($4.33), and Delaware had the lowest ($0.63).
The eight states receiving the highest child tax credit per capita were all Republican-voting. “
Pennsylvania sits at 25.
Nine states sent more to the federal government than they received — seven of these were Democrat-voting and had higher per capita GDPs than many of the red states that received the most.
New Mexico had the highest return on federal spending of any state ($4.33), and Delaware had the lowest ($0.63).
The eight states receiving the highest child tax credit per capita were all Republican-voting. “
Pennsylvania sits at 25.
Are you fvcking stupid? Get out of here with the political BS.
I was replying with facts to joebot49’s post. Don’t kill the messenger. He stated most of the country is sucking off the government’s tit. I’m just clarifying his statement. Blame moneygeek.com if you have an issue with the facts.
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It was a generic statement not a political one you dolt
It was an unqualified and unsubstantiated statement. I qualified it and gave it substance. You made it political. I just stated fact.
Do you even understand what any of these “facts” mean? Please explain the following phrases: “most dependent on the federal government”; “states sent more to the federal government than they received”; “return on federal spending”; child tac credit per capita.” Specifically (and by way of example), I’d like to know what qualifies for a state being “dependent” on the federal government, what is considered “sent” by the federal government and what is “received” by the federal government; how one calculates the “return” on federal spending.
To save you the time, don’t refer me to moneygeek, because I’m not going to bother looking. You’re the one who made this political, and I believe it’s highly likely you have no context for or understanding of what you posted, though you did so to apparently in the misguided belief that you’re “schooling” another poster.
Those people in government are sucking off of our tit. Nothing but a bunch of blood sucking leaches.
I say this all the time, and it remains true… I’ve yet to be injured sitting on the couch. Getting up off the couch can be dangerous, however.
As I suspected . . . You simply parrot things you don’t understand and are completely incapable of understanding or explaining them.
I presented expert facts. If you have any showing otherwise, please present them. I quoted the experts. I didn’t say I was one. Obviously you think you are and yet you’re not.
Thanks for continuing to prove my point. The gift that keeps on giving. You have no idea what those “expert facts” mean.
With that, my work is done here so unless you have a substantive response you’ll just have to play by yourself from here on out.
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