Interesting Factoid Of The Day

Cool news! Get the drugs off of the streets!

Factoid of the day, good idea! I appreciate this topic!

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Imagine if U.S. did de-criminalize all drugs. 90% of all jail cells would become suddenly become vacant. Lots of tax dollar savings. Imagine that. Of course U.S. Senators & Congressmen would never figure that out.....

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Something to think about during this Earth Day....

Imagine if U.S. did de-criminalize all drugs. 90% of all jail cells would become suddenly become vacant. Lots of tax dollar savings. Imagine that. Of course U.S. Senators & Congressmen would never figure that out.....

Well, the USA already made a big step forward when legalizing or at least tolerating marijuana in many states. The USA are far ahead regarding this issue compared to Europe. I never expected this to happen.

It is ridiculous that these women are paid so low. It is very physically demanding. I hear they also had to purchase their own uniforms to the tune of $700.00. That is just totally unfair.

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Why do the Koch brothers want to eliminate the minimum wage?

Because making $6 million/hour just isn't enough.

It is ridiculous that these women are paid so low. It is very physically demanding. I hear they also had to purchase their own uniforms to the tune of $700.00. That is just totally unfair.

Obviously there are perks that come with this job, meaning exposure, possibly marrying a rich athlete, stuff like that.

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Yeah the work that Captain Paul Watson has done A brave man and to me, a hero.

In 1975, Watson served as First officer under Captain John Cormack on the voyage to confront the Soviet Whaling fleet. In June 1975, Robert Hunter and Watson were the first people to put their lives on the line to protect whales when Watson placed his inflatable Zodiac between a Russian harpoon vessel and a pod of defenseless sperm whales. During this confrontation with the Russian whaler, a harpooned and dying sperm whale loomed over Watson's small boat. Watson recognized a flicker of understanding in the dying whale's eye. He felt that the whale knew what they were trying to do. He watched as the magnificent leviathan heaved its body away from his boat, slipped beneath the waves and died. A few seconds of looking into this dying whale's eye changed his life forever. He vowed to become a lifelong defender of the whales and all creatures of the seas.

LOL, you take your gear off and run lol

So true !

Such a heartless world, day by day, becoming worse.

Our modern times

So true !

Yes, ruin him then jail him or have him killed.........

So true !

Yes, ruin him then jail him or have him killed.........

They would have to go through me first ! And I ain't a backin down !!