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    1. Frosty_Value5767 on

      SS: The video depicts nonstop partying and dollar bills flooding Gaza after extensive rebuilding from the ongoing war, opening with the caption “Gaza 2025, what’s next?” before showing Elon Musk tossing money to people and a golden colossus of Trump being erected in a main Gaza thoroughfare.

    2. Glittering_Value8739 on

      The man with the golden toilet erects golden statue of himself. He thinks he’s God.

    3. Not a fan of THAT. I feel my gut wrench like when Elon made that heart goes out to you gesture. Or when I heard 500 billion going to AI…and then the creepy guy talked about PERSONALIZED vaccines….NOT GOOD. Turning Palestine into Vegas debauchery for the rich…hmmm WHO benefits? The Palestinians??? This is like repaying the American Indians with Casinos. Is something better than nothing? Is debauchery and indulgent capitalism better than a people being left alone to fight off their own genocide? I don’t think there is any easy answers. But as a CENTER politically, and a person who WANTED Trump to win this year, and a fan of a few things he’s doing, esp. RFK jr jumping into his position for public health, I am seeing the imperfection of even those we like. There’s no room to love ANY politician. And if you don’t see the issues with greedy commercialization of EVERYTHING and anything then you are not human.

    4. Yall take all this shit so goddamn seriously xD you think he doesnt know by now that THIS is how youd react holy shit xDo

    5. ASebastian2020 on

      Don’t fall for the sleight of hand trick. This video is to distract people from all the agency and job cuts. Those muppets are literally making all these cuts to fund tax breaks for those making over $ $762,000 with H.Con.Res 14:

      “H.Con.Res 14 calls for at least $1.5 trillion in cuts to critical programs as well as $4.5 trillion in tax cuts for the next ten years for people earning more than $762,000 per year. It also increases the debt limit by $4 trillion.

      To pay for these tax cuts for the wealthiest Americans, House Republicans are proposing cuts to programs that millions of Americans rely on. Specifically, H.Con.Res. 14 directs:

      The House Energy & Commerce Committee to find at least $880 billion in cuts, most of which are expected to come from Medicaid, which provides health care to nearly 80 million Americans, most of whom are children;

      The House Committee on Agriculture to find at least $230 billion in cuts, most of which are expected to come from food assistance for underserved Americans, also known as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program;

      The House Committee on Transportation & Infrastructure to find at least $10 billion, which could include restricting Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) funding. The Houston region has received more than $1 billion in federal funding from the IIJA. These cuts could also result in increases to the tonnage tax on cargo—and Port Houston is the largest port in the U.S. for waterborne tonnage;

      The House Committee on Financial Services to find at least $1 billion in cuts, which are expected to come from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), a governmental agency that protects Americans from unfair financial practices and was established in response to the Great Recession in 2008; and

      The House Committee on Education & the Workforce to find at least $330 billion in cuts, most of which are expected to come from Head Start programs, school meal programs, and federal student aid.”

    6. throwAway9a8b7c111 on

      Ahh, I see Hamas still has a place in Trump Gaza as Bearded Belly Dancers, and you thought this administration was against the T….

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