Sports, dual sport / adv riding, politics, libertarian usually.

Reluctantly in Minnesota
Joined June 2026
This is how they should execute Nidal Hasan, by the way. By squashing. Then the doors open and Trump gets out and says, “Make sure you vote in the midterms.”
Real life, baby
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Phil from mn retweeted
Let me get this straight - the same government official who tells us they can be trusted not to use flock cameras incorrectly. Are the same people who structured a contract so the Anoka commissioners couldn’t vote yes or no on the flock contracts? 😂
My community is so against this the Anoka County sheriff had to structure the contract to avoid the commissioners approval. Sounds criminal. “Wise initially discussed a $245,000, two-year Flock contract with the Anoka County Board of Commissioners earlier this year. That contract would have required the board’s vote, but Wise’s initial proposal was never presented to the board for an official vote.   The cost of the program was later reduced to $174,500, which means it did not have to be approved by the board of commissioners. The board must review and vote on any contracts exceeding $175,000. Some Anoka County residents say the program’s new budget is an attempt to avoid input from community members who are worried about Flock. The sheriff’s 2026 operating budget will fund the program.” Sahanjournel story below
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Phil from mn retweeted
Housing shortage? Mass deportations. No good-paying entry-level jobs? Mass deportations. Healthcare system overrun? Mass deportations. Public schools overcrowded? Mass deportations. Local Budgets strained? Mass deportations. Make America Great Again? Mass deportations.
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Phil from mn retweeted
Thinking of my guy @BaldBryan... Sharp as a tack, funny as balls, tough as nails fella turned mushy sweet by his girls Christie & Tessa. I'm so glad Tessa's had the time to get to know who her dad is & that his world revolves her & her mom.
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Gas prices are at crazy levels--fire Obama!
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Phil from mn retweeted
I stopped posting about politics back on February 19th, when things just stopped making sense to me. Canceled Fox News because every day the story was NANCY GUTHRIE MISSING. Stopped watching political pundits on YouTube because I couldn't believe anything anymore. Pam Bondi didn’t arrest any of the Democrats they told us were criminals from 2020 - 2024. Bondi got replaced by Todd Blanche - still no Democrat indictments or arrests. Patel became head of the FBI - still didn’t arrest any Democrats. They told us Biden ran the country on an Autopen - nothing happened. They promised the Epstein List - nothing happened to anybody who was on it. At some point I realized I was spending my time watching people on television tell me what was ABOUT TO HAPPEN... ...and then watching NOTHING HAPPEN. So I dropped out. Not because I stopped caring about America. Because I started caring about my OWN SANITY. And I honestly DON’T REGRET IT. Because whenever I accidentally see something political, it's always the same story. DEMOCRATS are ACTING UP. REPUBLICANS are FAILING DOWN. Who needs 24/7/365 of that garbage?
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Phil from mn retweeted
Even after 30 years of institutional discrimination across every facet of the country it’s “men ditching the workforce” lmao.
Why are young men ditching the workforce—and is there any way to bring them back into it? @WSJFreeEx:
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Opposing an unconstitutional panopticon of constant surveillance is the most American thing you could do Your ancestors shot British soldiers for far less
Flock removal is a form of Defund the Police. It is a left-wing fringe position that no normal person agrees with.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Republican Rep. Tim Burchett introduced the Protection Against Mass Surveillance Act to ban federal funding for Flock cameras. Burchett has called the cameras unconstitutional and a violation of Fourth Amendment rights. fox17.com/news/local/we-… wate.com/news/politics/…
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Phil from mn retweeted
Shapiro’s ideology makes a lot more sense if you understand it as a ChatGPT-esque AI bot, but trained entirely on 2003-era GOP talking points and ignorant of everything that happened since. It all sounds nice, until you talk to anyone normal and see it’s completely divorced from actual reality. The American Dream WAS a promise that if you worked hard, you could make it no matter the circumstances you were born into. But that promise has been inaccessible to tens of millions for decades, due in large part to policies Shapiro himself pushed. Take mass immigration, for example. “I don't give a good damn about the so-called 'browning of America,’” he said in 2017, as the country was flooded with third-world H-1Bs and refugees from the Middle East wars he demanded. And before he comes in and says he was only talking about the need to care about ideology more than ethnicity, the third-world only has one ideology: the ideology that elects people like Zohran Mamdani to loot people like me. There are no Zohran Mamdanis without mass immigration. But the problem is even bigger than that. White men in this country have been systematically locked out of the American dream for decades. They fought its wars and forcibly bailed out its corrupt bankers only to find themselves passed over for job after job because they didn’t pass corporate America’s diversity tests. And the free market? A market that allows the mass importation of low-cost slave labor subsidized by its country of origin for the purpose of boxing out the men whose families built the nation and died for its freedom isn’t free in any meaningful sense. Or let’s talk about housing. The American Dream WAS the idea that if you worked hard enough and saved, you could buy a house near your parents and grandparents. You kid raise your kids watch them ride their bikes down the street to Grandma and Grandpa’s house. Your kids might even go to college one day. After decades of artificially easy money, which simultaneously ballooned housing prices while making the dollars those men saved worth less and less, those homes are now beyond unaffordable. They’ll never be able to save the money necessary for the down payment, let alone afford the mortgage payment. And forget about retirement. The manufacturing base that made careers at and pensions from one company is long gone, sold to China, which immediately stole all the IP and then started dumping the same products, but of much lower quality, back into the U.S. at below-market prices, once again subsidized by one of America’s foremost global enemies. At least Wall Street got rich off the off-shoring of the American economy. And college? You can again forget about that. Good luck affording $50,000/year, assuming your child even gets admitted ahead of a blue-haired they/them or an illegal immigrant somehow getting subsidized in-state tuition, all for the privilege of your child being taught he’s racist and evil because of the color of his skin. And forget even discussing health care, the least-free free market in history. For those who are blessed enough to afford a home, you can guarantee their health insurance premiums alone are higher now than their mortgage payments. And that’s before the insane deductibles kick in. Does anybody believe in 2026 that if a straight, white, Christian man “works hard and makes smart and virtuous decisions” that he will be allowed to partake in the American Dream? Because if you believe that right now, you are nuts. Some may squeak through the cracks and make it big in spite of the filters designed to keep them out, but those are the exception, not the rule. Is the American Dream dead forever? Absolutely not. The solutions are actually really simple. But to get to the point where we can implement them requires us to tell the truth about the current situation rather than spewing nonsense about a country that hasn’t existed in decades. Shapiro says “this process requires free markets, free minds, equal justice before law, and social fabric.” The major markets in this country are not free. Free minds are systematically targeted and punished. Equal justice is a joke, and if you disagree, I have two words for you: Anthony Fauci. And the social fabric? It’s been ripped to shreds by fifty years of mass immigration of a magnitude that makes assimilation impossible. This is bigger than Shapiro, or Tucker, or Israel, or Iran, or whatever stupid pet issue or personality the eye-poppingly rich podcast class is currently obsessed with. Our country lives or dies based on how we address the very real problems that have put the American Dream far out of reach for most people in this country. What won’t solve those problems is lying about them and pretending everything is just fine using ridiculous talking points that bear zero resemblance to what’s actually happening on the ground in this country right now.
The American Dream is the promise of a process: if you work hard, and make smart and virtuous decisions, you will live a better life than your parents, and your children will live a better life than you do. That process requires free markets, free minds, equal justice before law, and social fabric. Government’s job is to protect the American Dream. Don’t listen to the demoralization agents trying to destroy it in the name of utopian schemes, Left and Right. youtube.com/watch?v=fqTkLH9c…
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If I hear another Boomer conservative bitching about Gen Z ordering DoorDash I’m going to become a communist. It’s true their grandparents always cooked homemade meals. But that’s because grandma stayed at home and grandpa had a union job and nobody could reach him after 5. They had a house with a full kitchen and 3 kids by 25. Meanwhile half of Gen Z men are forced to compete with the entire population of South America for some 12 hour long shift HVAC job that barely pays the rent. They’re 30 and nobody cooks for them because they can’t find any women who’ll marry them when they can’t even afford a starter home in the ghetto. The other half of Gen Z men are busting their ass competing with the entire populations of India and China for some 70 hour a week powerpoint job that asks them for updates on the slides at 3AM. They can’t find anyone to cook for them either, because every women around them is convinced that being a mother and cooking for a man is beneath them because they’re gonna save the world when they become VP of Marketing at MegaCorp in 20 years.
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Phil from mn retweeted
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So the tariff costs were passed on to the consumers, but the refund went straight to the corporations. Lol
JUST IN: Apple received an estimated $2,200,000,000.00 tariff refund this quarter.
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Phil from mn retweeted
In Minnesota you’ll be charged with and convicted of a crime for using bad words, but if you do $20,000 worth of damage to Tesla’s you’ll be given a promotion and raise
BREAKING: Shiloh Hendrix found guilty by a MN jury for "using the n-word"
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Phil from mn retweeted
They don't want people to figure out that if they just get off their arse they can fix their own community in 2 weeks. They want you to keep paying them taxes so they can fix your community for you. In 3 years. Maybe. Probably not.
INSANE: 🇬🇧 A U.K. lawyer who cleaned up 200 bags of waste from a polluted river now faces up to 2 years in prison for doing it without a permit. 🤯 Paul Powlesland says wildlife fish and dragonflies have returned to the river since the clean-up began.
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