Isn’t it wild that “my body, my choice” covers abortion, but not a healthy boy’s body when adults want to turn him into a girl, and not your body when they wanted the shot in every arm? Isn’t it wild that killing children is treated as the line you never cross… until the children are in Gaza or in Iranian classrooms? Isn’t it wild that you’re told to give up meat to save the climate, while the same climate alarmists treat wars that burn cities, fuel, and supply chains as geopolitically necessary? Isn’t it wild that all pedophiles go to prison, unless their last name ends with berg or stein, or they’ve been traveling with Lolita Express? Isn’t it wild that women spent a century winning single-sex spaces and sports, and now saying so out loud is “hate”? Isn’t it wild that “believe science” meant lock the schools and fire the nurses, but not “show us the long-term data on this intervention for kids”?

🚨 STOP SCROLLING! EVER HEARD OF LUCKY LARRY? Here are 7 VERIFIABLE FACTS about Larry Silverstein and 9/11 that will make you shit bricks: 1. Lucky Larry signed a 99-year lease for the World Trade Center on July 24, 2001, only SIX WEEKS before 9/11. 2. The original WTC towers contained asbestos fireproofing that would have cost hundreds of millions to remove and replace. The complex was a money sink before the lease, and still, Lucky Larry leased it. 3. Lucky Larry secured about $3.5 billion in terrorism insurance, which is an unusually high amount for a lease just weeks before the attacks. 4. Almost unbelievably, Silverstein, who typically had breakfast at the North Tower every morning, skipped work on 9/11. His daughter and son, who also worked in the towers, happened to miss work that morning as well. The only time. 5. In addition to the Twin Towers, World Trade Center Building 7 also collapsed late in the afternoon on 9/11, despite not being hit by a plane. In a 2002 PBS documentary, Silverstein said: “Maybe the smartest thing to do is pull it.” The building fell hours later – also in free fall. 6. After the attacks, Lucky Larry entered a massive legal battle with his insurers. His argument was that the two planes counted as two separate “occurrences,” effectively almost doubling his payout to $4.55 billion in insurance money. 7. The massive asbestos problem was gone, and Lucky Larry was $4.55 billion richer. More than 3,000 human beings lost their lives that day. The lease timing. The insurance windfall. The quote. The collapse of Building 7. The skipped appointment. Something doesn’t smell right. And yet, Lucky Larry was never criminally charged or even investigated. Wondering why.

Why am I paying taxes on my paycheck… then sales tax just to spend that money… then income tax on money that’s already been taxed… then property tax on land I bought with taxed money after paying sales tax on it… then vehicle tax just to drive to work… gas tax to fill the tank… energy tax to keep the lights on… death tax when I die… and God help me if I try to save any cash, because they’ll just inflate that away too.