This is what prisons for profit looks like.

My car.

Your post is heartbreaking.

Here's the problem, and I'd love proof (if you have any JF) to prove the opposite. Yes the money is being spent, but I suspect the fact are this:

Y'know what I like about these Lincolns, man? They get older, their buyers stay the same age.

I'd say paying a better pension and battling psychological sickness caused by military service are far more respectful acts than empty symbolism towards a piece of cloth.

Unless that letter is wrapped in a $10,000 campaign contribution check it's going right in the trash.

One of the ways to identify a bubble is all the mainstream financial news that says there isn't one.

These things are expensive as f*** already. You missed the curve here.

Thank you very much.

You should care about the constitution because the constitution is the law of the land. If you don't like it, amend it. It's hard as fuck to do though, and for good reason. So that knee-jerk reactions don't end up costing the minority of people their basic freedoms at the behest of mob mentality.

I'm a lurker. Or was until this comment. As a black individual, this. This. So much this. I am sick and motherfucking tired of people telling me what I should and shouldn't be offended over. Yeah, the original form of the rhyme is racist as shit. I know that. I heard it lots of times. But that's not the point.…

2nd gear: you can't force people to invest, comrade. If there were a viable business case for private investment in this type of energy, you would see money heading towards it. As things sit now, ain't gonna happen. investors know what's better for their money than the government does.

Another day, another reason to dislike the government.

I'll be the one to get flamed and that's fine, I don't care. Vaccines preventing disease and vaccines causing injury are mutually exclusive. If you don't believe vaccines have the potential to injure, you're a fool. And until the cause of autism is accepted as a scientific fact, you can't conclusively rule anything in…

How bout a bill that allows you to provide or deny service to anyone for any reason. You know, a bill that let's you run a business.

Yep, none of this matters though Flavian's just a troll.

If you're driving straight I don't see a problem.

You know what's extreme: stopping someone who's driving home from work, in the middle of the road, for no reason.