Fireballer

Perfect example. Your whole tantrum here is based on your inability to believe that someone doesn’t look at this based on race. You assume that everyone must, based on it being at the forefront of your own mind. So, you can’t fathom someone glad that she’s gone based on her being an idiot, it must be because she’s black. If people are knocking DEI, it’s to make fun of the impending shat show that occurs when leftists act on their faux virtue. Keep slinging the poo, though. It’s mildly entertaining.

It’s always baffling to me how the leftists instinctively view everything through the lens of race, and call the ones who dont, the racists. They cant help themselves, so I guess the virtue signaling comes from internally struggling with how racist they really are. Sad.

Tim would bang this, because, what’s the difference???

I worked in as a LEO in an Arson task force for a while and dealt with some of these folks. I actually enjoyed conversing with them.The camera dude said all the right things, and didn’t really act like too much of an a-hole in this particular instance I don’t think. There’s plenty of cops that try to instantly do a bully/intimidation act to see if they can get you to back down, like these clowns did. Like the dude said, they can ask what ever they want, but you don’t have to answer. They word the questions to make it sound like your obligated to comply. I think he did fine, but still a little crazy wanting to pick a fight just to get a response.

*Not a Lions fan* I’m just picking through Twitter trying to make heads or tales of the 2pt conversion that was flagged. Video shows Goff sending Decker (68) over to the refs before the play. And then 70 runs up after. If 68 reported, there’s no penalty, he was basically a TE. From Campbells presser, it sounded like a play that was reviewed before the game for compliance, and refs fuked it up. Sounds like 70 was there to confuse Dallas, and refs got 68 and 70 confused. You can clearly see 70 saying “I didn’t say a thing” after the flag was thrown.

I understand that it’s more difficult for some than others, but to say it’s based on race is ignorant. There’s a ton of dirt poor white people that don’t have privilege like public transportation or governmental office within walking distance.

https://www.sharpfootballanalysis.com/betting/week-18-contract-incentives-nfl-betting-dfs-2023/

This is what Reuters has devolved to? This reads like a Vox article. JFC

The clowns running the sanctuary cities don’t ever want to answer this question…just WTF is Texas supposed to do if they don’t send them elsewhere? Actual border states have been taking it up the poop shoot for decades while sanct cities are just virtue signaling.

Refs should be prepared for any scenario within the rules, especially when it was explained to them earlier.

LMAO….and there it is…4 plays and Wisky TD. I’m not posting anymore shat on here.

PointsBet had a 25% boost on any wager. Took the LSU 3way 1Q ML boosted to -114. Whisky scores ZERO or 3 in first quarter. A lot. They only have 3 1Q TDs all season. Only thing is push is a loss.

DraftKings has 50% profit boost on any CFB parlay. I only did 2 legs. Bama 1H +3.5 and LSU. ml. Good deal since don’t have to do 3 legs like their normal boosts. I had $10 limit

Lainey Wilson has a fine a$$

If he employs his “independent contractors” as infrequently as he says, Cali prob has some carve outs that would make it a moot point.

This is great, and not shocking at all. Tim the business owner appears to not know labor law exists, then confuses it with tax law, and then completely blows it off. You cant make this sh!t up.

I understand that. You’re ignoring actual labor laws, which aren’t tax laws.You’re referring to IRS obligations. I’m referring to California labor regulations. You have legal obligations as an employer that have ZERO to do with reporting anything. They’re two entirely different things.

It’s obvious you don’t know what I’m talking about, and I don’t mean that in a sarcastic way. The following is not professional advice, just some things to consider. Do with it what you will. Even though we disagree on stuff here, I feel compelled to mention this stuff to be helpful, not in a righty vs lefty nature. You citing your necessity to report/not report something based on how much you pay them, is tax law, not labor law. Not meeting tax reporting thresholds, doesnt absolve you of employers responsibilities.Just because you think they are a “contractor” or even if they tell you that, it’s your legal obligation to provide burden of proof that they are actually contractors. If they aren’t the owner of a legitimate business providing a service or trade, they aren’t contractors. If they aren’t contractors, they are employees. That opens a whole other can of worms of your obligations. In addition, I believe if you employee more than 5 people, you fall under OSHA mandates which is obviously another can of worms of responsibilities towards workplace safety. You can see how the practice of employing non legit people(migrant or US citizen) makes it hard for contractors who do things the right way and have to charge more for services to keep a roof over their head. But, it seems that this occurs with you on such a small scale, that all this is probably a moot point.

“Fortifying” elections is the proper term

LMAO…just because you seek to “use” them as contractors for tax purposes, doesn’t mean they are. The State of California’s labor laws establish whether they are contractors or not. Youre not paying legitimate contractors wages as day laborers. What a crock of sh!t, but you knew that already. In all seriousness, I imagine a smart guy like you has attorneys on retainer. I would seriously have your business model evaluated to see if they pass the “employee vs contractor” test.

Tim, Kentucky has Voter ID. What was their goal by enacting that law? Is there no study of voter disenfranchisement in a state that’s over 80 white, as poor as any black neighborhood, and even MORE remote from the resources to obtain IDs?

It’s OK Tim. You’re cut from the same same cloth as many lefties. You’re not alone. Your self perception of being morally right overrides the necessity of being factually correct. AOC even said this about herself. You’re in good company.

And there you have it folks. As usual, with Tim, it’s all about his perceptions and feelers, not objective truth. He’s proven to be a joke once again. But, he knows this and will readily admit it.

This is a variable an actual former defensive player brought up on the radio last night. Thats a whole other can of worms.