“I’m old. I’ve paid my home off,” said Ray Warner, a 72-year-old Akron resident. “Why would I pay property tax?” Across the country, homeowners are asking the same question and revolting against property taxes at a scale not seen in a half century. politico.com/news/magazine/2…

Caleb Hammer completely unloads on a Louisiana couple after learning their $100,000 household is collecting $500 a month in FOOD STAMPS. That’s $6,000/year in TAX-FREE income. HAMMER: “That PISSES me off.” That $6,000 cushion is exactly what lets them blow $3,600 a year eating out. Taxpayers cover the groceries so they can hit the restaurants. Hammer was so disgusted he stopped talking to them and started ranting under his breath, while the couple sat frozen in stunned silence. Maybe everyone gaming the system should have to sit across from a taxpayer and explain themselves. Something tells me the look on Hammer’s face will haunt them the next time they eat out.

the funniest part about shane’s joke is it was not even a joke- it was just an observation. something we have all be observing for years. and the a overcorrection to this observation has been 100x funnier than SNL has been for decades

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🚨#BREAKING: Outrage is erupting in Jacksonville FL after a 77-YEAR-OLD man with a BROKEN ANKLE, walking with a CANE, was put in HANDCUFFS at his own warehouse... ...for leaving cat food out for 7 stray cats he's cared for for 16 YEARS since his ONLY SON passed away!!! The charge? "Feeding raccoons." Florida put a grieving 77-year-old father in HANDCUFFS over a bowl of cat food. His name is Louis Abbruzze. In 2010, Louis and his wife lost their only son, and not long after, a few stray cats started showing up around their warehouse. They did everything right. Trapped them. Got them vaccinated. Got them fixed. Found homes for as many as they could. But even with all of that work, seven cats stayed. Every night for 16 YEARS, Louis has cracked the warehouse door so those cats can come in out of the weather, eat, and sleep. "These cats are not just cats," Louis said. "They're my children." "That's what kept my wife and I going. We found something that made us human again." Then, about a year and a half ago, the property's HOA hired new management. Suddenly the door had to stay shut. Then, somebody called Florida Fish and Wildlife and said a tenant was feeding raccoons. FWC officers came out and warned him and he was cited. Louis says he did exactly what they told him: feed the cats, and pull the food if a raccoon shows up. "I started doing exactly what the FWC said," he said. AND IT GETS WORSE. On September 15th, the officers came back. Not with another citation. With HANDCUFFS. "He says, 'Now turn around and put out your hands,'" Louis said. "Cuffed me. Put my cuffs on right there. I can't walk. I've got a broken ankle. I'm walking with a cane." They put a 77-year-old man with a cane in a car an hauled him off from his own property on a MISDEMEANOR. He says he was treated "as a common criminal." Meanwhile, in the same state, violent offenders walk out on no bond every single day. But the old man with the cats? Cuffs. LET THE MAN FEED HIS FREAKING CATS!!!!!!!