I also remember this being a thing even from before covid? Is it possible? Am I misremembering? submitted by /u/MobilePenor [link] [comments]
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i mean if there is a high chance that its going to be burnt to the ground anyway, is looting still wrong? Saw a headline that made it sound like personal art collections were going up in smoke. Better looted than burnt right? submitted by /u/kendoka-x [link] [comments]
By Financial Sense Jan 13, 2025 – 2025 has kicked off with concerns over rising interest rates, stubborn inflation, and Trump policy uncertainty. Jim Bianco, president of Bianco Research, recently joined Financial Sense to discuss his view on the investment…
Tweet The Editorial Board of the Wall Street Journal is having none of Gavin Newsom’s and other progressives’ predictable but specious attempt to blame the L.A. wildfires on carbon emissions. A slice: Look out for “hydroclimate whiplash” coming to a media website near you. That’s the term the climate left is suddenly using to explain the Los Angeles wildfires, or to put it more baldly, to change the subject from the failure of the state and local government […]
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