This is a classic example of what I'm talking about avoiding -
large crowds in tight spaces...
New Jersey’s biggest festival is back on the boardwalk in Asbury Park this weekend. Saturday kicked off the seventh edition of Sea.Hear.Now. There’s more to it than the music - there are surf contests, beach yoga, local art and vendors along the boardwalk in a celebration of the end of summer down the shore.
The concert lineup is stacked. Saturday was headlined by Hozier and featured Rock and Roll Hall of Famers ZZ Top, hip hop royalty De La Soul, Australian pop-rock duo Royel Otis and plenty more. Sunday is all about the ‘90s with Blink-182, Lenny Kravitz and Sublime taking the stage. Festivalgoers called it “the perfect Jersey Shore experience” as the weather held out for a picturesque summer day.
Even when I was younger I detested crowds and cramped anything. Granted, I went to outdoor concerts and small clubs like CBGB's and the like, but I was high, so I could handle it. I couldn't get fucked up enough to want to be in something like this thing. Juss' sayin'...
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Charlie Kirk did everything that the left says conservatives don't do. He was polite, respectful, listened to the opposing side, and engaged with them like they were thinking beings -- and the left turned into a pack of grave dancers celebrating his death. Every one of the grave dancers should be noted and excised from polite society. They are the Pol Pots, the Idi Amins, the Joseph Stalins, the Adolph Hitlers. They have no place in a civilized society.
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ReplyDeleteYou can't force countries to buy your crops when they can buy them elsewhere without threats and cheaper. Tariffs have never ended well for anybody, history is our witness. This has actually benefited farmers from other countries particularly with China sourcing alternate markets, they buy huge volumes that matter. Soybean harvesting season is here and it's gonna get ugly as our biggest buyer is not buying.
Trump did expand federal subsidies for farmers by $60bn, so there's your socialism mentioned in the cartoon. The farmers can't sell their crops due to gov policies so we the taxpayers now have to pay for more subsidies to the farmers, that's socialism right there.
You're not wrong,
Deletehttps://soygrowers.com/news-releases/soybeans-without-a-buyer-the-export-gap-hurting-u-s-farms/
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/china-soybean-shift-threatens-us-110000222.html
"But for the 2025–2026 crop year, China has placed zero new soybean orders, a major blow as peak harvest season begins."