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I like Louisville, almost moved there and Lexington as well. $800 is so low though there's gotta be some kind of catch.

re: Ben Shapiro’s take on Massie

Posted by Defenseiskey on 5/21/26 at 7:15 pm to
Not a surprise Shapiro agrees with all the Israel cucks on this board.
Wasn't bad in Lafayette because oil prices were high and any broke dick who could swing a hammer could get a $50k a year job in the oilfield.
Because he's "antisemitic."

re: Thomas Massie

Posted by Defenseiskey on 5/19/26 at 10:22 pm to
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How much did democrats lose tonight on Massie?

Lol, you Israel cucks are pathetic.

re: Thomas Massie

Posted by Defenseiskey on 5/19/26 at 10:16 pm to


Politards after spending $35 million of AIPAC money to win a rural congressional seat in the south by 2 points.
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Yes, Mardi Gras draws a lot of visitors and attention to the city and generates tax revenue, but my point is that I do not believe that this tax extra revenue is enough to cover all the extra expenses that a city spends on these events especially when there is a parade nearly every night beginning 2 weeks before Mardi Gras.

It definitely does by a mile and there's plenty of data to back it up.

Mardi Gras has the same amount of economic impact as a Fortune 500 company that hired 2000 people here would have.

re: Massie dug his own grave.

Posted by Defenseiskey on 5/19/26 at 12:11 pm to
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anti Jewish rhetoric 


Lol
The vast majority of public golf courses lose money. I used to work on the public courses for my summer job in Lafayette. The Wetlands was the only one that made more money than took in. Municipal and Vieux Chenes both took on loses every year.

A huge chunk of golf players are baby boomers who are getting older and less active. It just isn't the popular sport it once was. Wouldn't make sense to drop millions on a golf course that only a handful of people use.
Nobody cares, getting tired of all this corporate crybaby stuff. If you're having trouble getting people into your field and you're not investing your money into training developing new employees then its on you.

AT&T made $21 billion in profits last year. They could have taken just a billion of that and hired/trained 10000 techs and paid them $100k/year.

re: That dawg Massie

Posted by Defenseiskey on 5/18/26 at 1:46 pm to
Lol at using Laura Loomer as a source.
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We have to have a serious conversation about getting rid of tops or making kids pay it back who are planning on leaving the state immediately


The politicians ya'll elected should have a serious conversation on why they can't create enough jobs.
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Engineer here.


No, you’re not.

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Just curious why a male would ever major in this? Please advise.


Men typically dominate accounting when it comes to specialist or leadership roles. You have to be very analytical.There's no DEI when it comes to these roles.
Meche's in Lafayette went up to $1.25 per donut this year. Was 99 cents for the longest time and 75 cents before that.

Used to be able to walk out with 3 donuts and a Medium Breakfast Blend coffee for less than $4.
It got killed because half of the allegations were false and men were starting to avoid women more. Another reason why is that many of the accused people were part of the "elites" that worked in media and finance.

Unfortunately because of that, #Metoo is going to have a long lasting negative impact on most women.
Too based for AIPAC...Israel cucks don't like it.
I'm sure there's some truth in what you said but after reading this, I know you haven't experienced this yourself.
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Young people all insist on remote jobs.


I mean remote work was probably the most promising trend that was going to save middle America and small towns. It also basically cost taxpayers $0.

But for some reason, the boomers didn't like it and wanted to get rid of it but will still be baffled at why their small town is dying.
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Per capita spending on K-12 has been going up since we made fire.


Higher education has inflated more than any other expense since the 1980's and that's mostly due to cuts at the state level.