tRump isn’t changing anything dipstick31stArrival » 16 Jan 2025, 9:36 am » wrote: ↑ Anyone want to chime in on this Donald Trump changing the IRS format established since 1913.
Give us a name for your perceived boogie man.Mrkelly » 16 Jan 2025, 3:31 pm » wrote: ↑ tRump isn’t changing anything dipstick
except to put foreign tarrifs and other **** that he wants impose on other countries (that will raise prices on Americans) into a neat little unregulated pile for the oligarchs to grab
Gee like I haven't been saying that. I keep repeating he is the lesser of evils to vote for from all the choices humanity allows people to choose from to sustain realities formulated within history governing outcomes tomorrow midnight to noon each rotation of the planet being called 7 separate names in sequence 52 times a year adding 3 minutes and 56 seconds of hypothetical time to actual time evolving daily.Mrkelly » 16 Jan 2025, 3:31 pm » wrote: ↑ tRump isn’t changing anything dipstick
except to put foreign tarrifs and other **** that he wants impose on other countries (that will raise prices on Americans) into a neat little unregulated pile for the oligarchs to grab
Nice dodge31stArrival » 16 Jan 2025, 4:11 pm » wrote: ↑ Gee like I haven't been saying that. I keep repeating he is the lesser of evils to vote for from all the choices humanity allows people to choose from to sustain realities formulated within history governing outcomes tomorrow midnight to noon each rotation of the planet being called 7 separate names in sequence 52 times a year adding 3 minutes and 56 seconds of hypothetical time to actual time evolving daily.
that is the reason for February 29 every 4th year since:
To fix his culture's calendar, Roman emperor Julius Caesar created the Year of Confusion when he decided that the year 46 B.C. was going to be 445 days long instead of 365 days long. He then made a 365.25-day year—a tiny bit longer than the 365.2422 solar year—that added a leap day every fourth year.
wasn't a dodge, I described how evolving works as everything accounted for in plain sight existing in series parallel proximity when occupying time conceived to decomposed corpses adapting in space specifically positioned by time zone and temperate zone with or without a heartbeat above or below ground, womb to tomb presence per generation gap previously here or just arriving.Mrkelly » 16 Jan 2025, 4:16 pm » wrote: ↑ Nice dodge
now tell me why you “love” tRumps plan for another agency to help the oligarchs
That the same **** you always say31stArrival » 16 Jan 2025, 4:20 pm » wrote: ↑ wasn't a dodge, I described how evolving works as everything accounted for in plain sight existing in series parallel proximity when occupying time conceived to decomposed corpses adapting in space specifically positioned by time zone and temperate zone with or without a heartbeat above or below ground, womb to tomb presence per generation gap previously here or just arriving.
Evolving works one way displacing every ancestor native to this atmosphere alive today, and that doesn't exclude homo sapiens with intellectual minds.Mrkelly » 16 Jan 2025, 4:25 pm » wrote: ↑ That the same **** you always say
address your thread
why do you “love” tRumps plan
let me guess
because tRump said it ?
When did federal income taxes become an amendment to the constitution? Before that this country's federal revenues came from tariffs, fees, fines. 1913 and it was promised to be only temporary. Look how progressive it got so far in 112 years that is only 4 generation gaps in my branch of the family tree.Mrkelly » 16 Jan 2025, 4:25 pm » wrote: ↑ That the same **** you always say
address your thread
why do you “love” tRumps plan
let me guess
because tRump said it ?
So you have no idea why you started this thread31stArrival » 16 Jan 2025, 4:29 pm » wrote: ↑ Evolving works one way displacing every ancestor native to this atmosphere alive today, and that doesn't exclude homo sapiens with intellectual minds.
ha ha ha ha divert the conversation back to hypothetical tomorrows that only factually exist in vocabulary midnight to noon the 7 days on a calendar. Counting days dawn to dusk.
didnt think so31stArrival » 16 Jan 2025, 5:34 pm » wrote: ↑ ha ha ha ha divert the conversation back to hypothetical tomorrows that only factually exist in vocabulary midnight to noon the 7 days on a calendar. Counting days dawn to dusk.
Comparing parts of the whole against the whole itself isn't thinking about how to fit into being part of the whole situation of common since conceived results here now, it is attempting to fool everyone else life isn't self evident daily.
He is saying ...