Lincoln's attacks on legal slavery are hurting Georgia's economy. 60% of farms and ranches rely on shackled laborers, and many are now scrambling as they are unable to fill the positions needed.
Trump’s attacks on legal immigration are hurting Colorado’s economy. 60% of ski resorts rely on workers with J-1 visas, and many are now scrambling as they are unable to fill the positions needed.
When we shut immigrants out, we hurt our local businesses, our tourism industry, and our economy.
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These people are so conceited, they actually think it's novel to want to live forever, like the only reason we haven't solved mortality is a lack of vision.
Democrats were confident, but after the elections, they're rightfully convinced the government shutdown is beneficial for their cause. Republicans need to stop coping about firing federal employees and take absolute control of the government. Give the people what they want.
Is there any real difference between "Euromaxxing" and whatever it is black people do on the side of the road in Oakland every day?
Wiggers post this as if Trump didn't terminate the entire refugee program and then reopen it exclusively for white people.
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People post this as if there aren't signs at every Taco Bell and McDonald's advertising $15-$18/hr wages. $13/hr if you're further out from the city where CoL is less. (Still not good money, but it's the bare minimum for someone with zero experience or skills)
Jews really are such a kind, magnanimous, graceous people. This Jew's smile is worth 999,999 skipped meals at Palestinian elementary schools.
NEW: Kanye West apologizes to Rabbi Yoshiyahu Yosef Pinto in New York for his past comments.
The footage was shared on Rabbi Pinto's Instagram account.
"Private Meeting Between Rabbi Yoshiyahu Yosef Pinto Shlit"a and Ye, Formerly Known as Kanye West," Rabbi Pinto posted on IG.
"During a private conversation on Tuesday with Rabbi Yoshiyahu Yosef Pinto Shlit"a, leader of the Shuva Israel institutions, Ye expressed profound remorse for his past statements concerning and about the Jewish people."
"Rabbi Pinto welcomed Ye warmly, encouraged him with words of Torah and light, and praised his will to move closer to truth."
"Rabbi Pinto said: 'A person is not defined by his mistakes, but by the way he chooses to correct them. This is the true strength of man: The ability to return, to learn, and to build bridges of love and peace.'"
"Ye came with humility to seek forgiveness and a new chapter of repentance and love among human beings. The meeting concluded with shared hope for a future of respect and unity among nations and faiths, grounded in a commitment to truth and peace."
"Ye and Rabbi Pinto hope to serve as an example to the world of the power of faith and reconciliation."
Half the people celebrating Dick Cheney's death aren't even old enough to remember the Bush presidency.