Tripnsweep

I don't know if many white supremecists in Iran.

Places where there's high congregations of neo Nazis and white supremecist types.

Certain parts of the south.

Ironically that's the Mexican made version, since the US version isn't made with cane sugar.

I think there's some places in the US this would sell really well too unfortunately

Except this guy has a green card, which is not being here as a "visitor", since if you hold a green card and are outside of the country too much it will be revoked. If you're visiting on a green card, that makes it likely that it can be taken away if you don't reside in the US.

It's a pyramid scam. I remember when it was all about virtual everything, NFTs, etc. Crypto is just the one that the tech bros cling to. I know a guy who has made a small fortune pushing this stupid stuff using influencers, a bunch of get rich quick seminars, and "dude bro" parties, etc. I asked him if he had invested in cryptocurrency at all, he told me only a little bit in case it goes up and it isn't a big amount either. So that should tell you something, if a guy who makes his living off of it isn't investing, it's a scam.

Yes I am an ASU alumni, and they are supposedly under investigation for being "antisemitic". Here's the letter. -------- On March 10, 2025, the US Department of Education issued a letter to 60 US colleges and universities, including Arizona State University (ASU), regarding antisemitic discrimination and harassment. This letter warns of potential enforcement actions if ASU does not fulfill its obligations under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act to protect Jewish students on campus, including uninterrupted access to campus facilities and educational opportunities. Antisemitism is all-too-common around the world, including in American society. We are well aware that this sad reality has led to hostile environments for Jewish students, faculty, and staff on many university campuses. ASU is not one of those campuses. As leaders of organizations that support the Jewish experience at ASU, we have consistently found that ASU’s campus culture enables Jewish students, faculty, and staff to thrive. ASU President Michael Crow, along with his administration, welcomes everyone and encourages their robust and responsible free expression. Rare incidents that challenge these norms are dealt with by administration swiftly and effectively. ASU’s campus culture is a consequence of leaders who take the ASU Charter seriously, which includes proactively combating antisemitism through specific actions in support of the Jewish community. Examples include meeting with students and leaders whenever concerns arise, encouraging the formation of the new Jewish Faculty & Staff Association, and co-sponsoring the upcoming Rising Above Together conference with the Anti-Defamation League. Since the Oct. 7, 2023 Hamas attack in Israel, ASU has provided both symbolic and tangible support to Jews on campus and in the broader academic community around the world, such as by becoming a founding member of the “We Stand Together” coalition and through its steadfast partnership with Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) in Israel. In recognition of ASU’s support, President Crow received an honorary doctorate from BGU in 2024, and a community leadership award from Hillel at ASU in 2025. In a 2025 “report card”, the Anti-Defamation League rated ASU Jewish life on campus “excellent”, and campus climate concerns “low to none”. We agree. We take deep pride in our ASU community, and the mutual respect it encourages for all who come to learn, teach, and research. The ASU Charter resonates with many of the values that energize the Jewish community. We take to heart Dr. Crow’s recent statement at Hillel’s L’Dor V’Dor gala, “ASU remains committed to the success and the well-being of our Jewish students and our Jewish families and our Jewish community in every possible way.” We are grateful to work and support students in an environment in which institutional leaders serve as true partners in ensuring a positive Jewish experience. Signed, Prof. Ariel Anbar Chair, ASU Jewish Faculty and Staff Association Debbie Yunker Kail Executive Director, Hillel at ASU Prof. Hava Tirosh-Samuelson Director, ASU Jewish Studies Rabbi Shmuel Tiechtel Director, Chabad at ASU

Biden did an infomercial in front of the White House?

Not sure. Maybe ask the brown skinned Natives who ICE threatened to deport. Where are they going to go? Oklahoma?

But storming the Capitol to keep Trump in power is perfectly ok.

All Palestinians are not Hamas. Just like all Americans aren't Trump supporters.

Like how Musk has never built anything himself? He didn't pioneer Tesla, or SpaceX, etc.

Sounds like some people don't like him very much.

"Who is more foolish? The fool or the fool who follows him?"

He was only allowed to declare bankruptcy in those cases on the condition that he stop running the company he caused to go bankrupt.

“If you support terrorism, including the slaughtering of innocent men, women, and children, your presence is contrary to our national and foreign policy interests, and you are not welcome here,” Trump wrote. So maybe he should follow his own words regarding Ukraine.

If Trump was serious about fighting crime why would he do this? https://www.usnews.com/news/politics/articles/2025-03-08/trump-justice-department-fires-head-of-organized-crime-drug-task-force

When we had the BLM folks around here throwing stuff at cops and blocking traffic, or forcing a showdown with the police at a street festival, I was against it. There was a protest near my house because the local police shot an armed robber in the back and let him bleed out. They blocked traffic and got themselves arrested. If you're going to protest then don't do dumb stuff. The armed robber's cousin actually threatened me because I mocked him online for saying "armed robber's lives matter". So my position on this doesn't change, I may not like what somebody is saying, but when they cross the line of breaking stuff or blocking traffic, I think there's far more constructive things they could do. I would only say doing that in extreme examples is something to consider, like something that threatens everyone's health or safety.

So when will we get to our All Scientology team?

So what law did he break?