sealybobo
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- Jun 5, 2008
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You're a fool who babbles incoherently.Great point. Michael Cohen is going to jail for his crime boss. We literally have a criminal in the white House. A con man who duped the electorate.What is he guilty of?![]()
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That’s called abuse of power.
Then there’s the multiple felonies he’s an unindicted co-conspirator in. Michael Cohen is going to prison starting Monday for years. Felonies that Donald Trump planned and directed.
Maybe America needed a trump but I hope the experiment is over soon. He gave the rich a lot but we can always undo what he did.
The only question is do the corporations have too much power now? The courts are now packed with corporate cronies. Judges who will legislate from the bench. Trump even brags he will fight everything up to the Supreme Court.
Republicans are right we need tort reform.
Yea but I make $250 a day every day of the year. Isn't America great that an idiot like me is richer than a genius like you? LOL
250 x 365 =
I gotcha'....
“How much money do homeless people make begging?
Nothing to $5–10/hr to $50–100/hr. Some reports of $200/hr & $300/hr, but my guess is those are peak-hours or lucky days.
Depends on your technique, the location, the times, and your hours.
Heard one guy in Los Angeles sold his spot (road intersection) for $25K. He was making $125K-175K/yr. If he worked 4–8 hrs/day (1,500–3,000 hr/yr), that’s $40–120/hr.
Hint: People in cars often donate bills (rather than change) - $1, $5, $10, $20, $100.” https://www.quora.com/How-much-money-do-homeless-people-make-begging
“A beggar in Oklahoma City, OK makes $60k per year, or $30 per hour average. An actual homeless person who runs a Blogspot blog stated that he makes between$15-$30 per hour, but it is usually closer to $15 per hour on average.
How Much Money Do Beggars and Street Performers Make? – My ...
www.mypersonalfinancejourney.com/income-beggars-street-performers/
Given the choice between begging, and applying for welfare, I contend that begging is of a higher order for this simple reason: the person to whom you are begging has the choice of giving or not giving.
I can't stand beggars at the intersection. We should be able to pull out our guns and shoot them.