Hal Snarr @HalSnarr

@nickgillespie So, in New York City, it’s acceptable to steal from a CVS but not from a government-run store, and requiring ID is considered racist when voting or registering to vote, but not when buying groceries at the government store?

@Amillz05429783 That is not a good swing.

@SportsPatriotUS Or it was a Minnesota home game and the Fever are at the end of a long road trip.

@liadreaamy (2*2)+2=6, (4*4)+4=20, (6*6)+6=42, (8*8)+8=72

@waitmaya (2+2)*2=8, (3+3)*3=18, (4+4)*4=32

September 24, 1978 #Rams #Oilers Perhaps the greatest Football highlight ever. Earl Campbell gets the ball runs through Isiah Robertson, and then has his jersey ripped off. “...left L.A. defenders strewn in his wake”- Harry Kalas

@HawkEmDownChris Blowing out my left knee

Switzerland has 26 cantons, each with its own constitution, tax rates, and laws, and the result is one of the wealthiest, most stable countries on earth. That is not a coincidence. You want to understand why Swiss GDP per capita sits around $92,000 while the EU average hovers near $37,000? Start here. Cantons compete for residents and businesses the same way firms compete for customers. Zug kept its corporate tax rate at roughly 11.9%, attracted commodity traders and crypto firms, and watched its population and tax revenues grow. Cantons that taxed aggressively lost mobile capital and productive citizens to neighbors with lighter burdens. This is Tiebout competition working in real life, not a textbook diagram. The federal government in Bern handles defense, monetary policy, and some foreign affairs. Everything else defaults downward. Cantons set income taxes. Communes set property levies. Citizens in Appenzell Innerrhoden voted on local laws by a show of hands in the Landsgemeinde, an open-air assembly, until 1990 for most matters. The feedback loop between decision-makers and the people paying for those decisions stays tight. That tightness disciplines spending in ways no central auditor ever will. Free market thinkers have stressed this for generations: political units must be small enough that exit is credible. When the cost of leaving a bad jurisdiction drops, politicians face real consequences for bad policy. Switzerland kept that cost low by design. A business or family in Basel-Stadt dissatisfied with cantonal policy drives forty minutes to Baselland. No visa. No language barrier. No bureaucratic labyrinth. Just a move. The EU spent decades building the opposite architecture, consolidating regulatory power in Brussels and eliminating the jurisdictional diversity that forces governments to stay honest. Switzerland refused to join. Its per-capita wealth, its low public debt, and its functional civil society arrived because the Swiss preserved the one institutional feature every centralized state destroys first: the credible right to leave.

@SaltyGoat17 His acting in Reacher is bad. His delivery is so robotic.

@SenRandPaul , you should subpoena Fauci for 30 straight days and keep him testifying for 5 hours a day. It’ll cost him $1000000 in lawyer fees.

@SharonJ03626335 I didn’t follow any of his advice after he recommended lockdowns, masking, distancing, and mandatory vaccination. I haven’t had a serious virus infection since. Diet, exercise, and sunshine is what we do in our home.

@JustineBateman We've known Fauci is and was a technocratic gatekeeper pharma, not a scientist, for decades. Long before the pandemic, Nobel Prize-winning chemist & PCR inventor Kary Mullis explain who Fauci was and is. youtu.be/uLCVBg8gj9E

@bluhue123 We've known Fauci is and was a technocratic gatekeeper for pharma, not a scientist, for decades. Long before the pandemic, Nobel Prize-winning chemist & PCR inventor Kary Mullis explain who Fauci was and is. youtu.be/uLCVBg8gj9E

@Bl00dOld Are we being played w/Trump & the left pretending to hate each other? He trolls the left into taking 20-80 issues & manufacture TDS, pulls the right toward Clinton positions, & uses tariffs & war in Iran to provoke backlash. Why? To ensure communists in the DNC get elected?

@JLMarchese111 @realDonaldTrump We've known Fauci is and was a technocratic gatekeeper for Pharma, not a scientist, for decades. Long before the pandemic, Nobel Prize-winning chemist & PCR inventor Kary Mullis explain who Fauci was and is. youtu.be/uLCVBg8gj9E

@TMZ We've known Fauci is and was a technocratic gatekeeper for Pharma, not a scientist, for decades. Long before the pandemic, Nobel Prize-winning chemist & PCR inventor Kary Mullis explain who Fauci was and is. youtu.be/uLCVBg8gj9E

@JoeRoganRecaps I just became a bigger fan of @TimRobbins1

@BradPowers7 It’s a cartel move. Reduce the games nonSEC teams can play against SEC & assign those losses to SEC teams—inflates the image. It & @espn need shielding. With @WSUCougarFB brewing an upset, @OleMiss & @SEC had to be saved by friendly flags. Got to get out of @TexasTechFB games too

Billy Bob Thornton’s acting is like a fine wine; it just keeps getting better with age. youtu.be/VJ246sFPmkU

@Lovelydeneen @NBCNews He invented PCR test & did no harm (1st thing Med school teaches) * that interview was pre-pandemic * Fauci’s HIV response in Radical Son (pre-pandemic) * Ron Woodruff’s FDA fight * Fauci’s govt “diary” Together, they show Fauci is just a technocratic gatekeeper for pharma