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Yeah. Idk what it is with scratch but I think we can agree some communities on there have just gone too far

Ok, this is just anti-Israelism and pro-Iranian by the Onion. Insinuating that the strikes were unnecessary is completely false. If Israel did not strike Iran would likely get nuclear weapons at some point. Any country that let this happen would be mind-bogglingly irresponsible.

For one thing, you already know Iran would be sharing these nukes with their militia proxies. This would put the most powerful weapons in the world in the hands of unstable actors in even more unstable countries.

It would also enable and entrench the Iranian regime. Which is actually ranked half as free as the Israeli-occupied West Bank and nearly a seventh as free as Israel itself by NGO Freedom House.

Say what you want about Israel’s past actions or tactics, but this needed to happen. The world cannot allow Iran to get nuclear weapons.

The best food with coleslaw is the North Carolina special: pork barbecue with vinegar sauce mixed in, and coleslaw on top. A lot of “signature” or “local” foods suck, especially in America, but this dish is actually really good.

I used to be into sneakers, back at the height of that fad. I kinda got tired of that trend and while I was gone, Nike and the other companies juiced it so hard. The prices for newer sneakers are down to like half what it used to be (which was pre-inflation too). It’s kinda crazy how much they destroyed the market.

The trend also died down too, which lowered prices

Chat what is good

I am now the highest non-mod user, the 5th on the whole site, and the 3rd highest active user.

Pretty cool.

So I just found this site today and it looks like there are actually some good houses (already livable), but you have to spend like $50000 at least to get one (and they’re in the middle of nowhere). That’s still a really, really good price.

https://renovita.net

Y’all really need to stop falling for ragebait.

I like the new wasteof alpha features

When you think of Daytona Beach, you probably think of a tourist trap beach town, with nice hotels and resorts. But actually, most of the physical space and population of the city are completely different, and forgotten about.

On Tuesday, I rode 10 hours to the city to serve a church in the heart of this neglected area. We first helped this church fix up their building a little bit, because they had some damage from the hurricanes last year. But the real highlight of the trip was walking around giving out bags with cleaning supplies and gift cards and talking to people in the neighborhood. It is basically like the projects, very poor, neglected, and forgotten about. Nobody goes to Daytona to visit this neighborhood, and all the money coming into the city goes to build up the really nice tourist areas (which we stayed in).

The residents were not the class of people that I regularly interact with, and I bet most people on this site would feel the same way. There is a lot of physical need there, and people were completely willing to open their doors and even invite you into their homes. That’s the complete opposite of my town, where basically everyone is affluent, and it’s almost considered an invasion of privacy to knock on people’s doors.

The trip really gave me a new perspective on serving the people that are physically near me. The pastor at this church walks the blocks near the church on a daily basis, and knows everyone. Meanwhile, at my church we don’t do anything for the houses that are directly behind the church itself.

I really wish I could record YouTube videos

I’m back from a mission trip to Daytona beach. I’ll tell some more about what happened later.

This is interesting

Today my homeschool group class was allowed to go off-campus for lunch, so I was able to sell people drinks from chick-fil-a and I made $5