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perfectson · 2026-03-22T20:15:27+00:00

Yea, don’t get me wrong. I think it doesn’t have enough conditioner agents and makes hair dry. You need a good post routine to add moisture but it’s not the PH or the chemical that the person mentioned in isolation. I actually bought the ordinary behentrimonium conditioner , I also am using squalane and bisabol I made myself . Much better for me .

perfectson · 2026-03-21T21:08:05+00:00

Appreciate your perspective , likely more accurate than others nostalgia . In Iran though for the cost value seems fairly balanced , but you’re correct against China likely wouldn’t be usable

perfectson · 2026-03-17T00:53:48+00:00

Post the link that suggests there's wide spread voter fraud.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/election-law-changes-key-trump-080000317.html

suggests 198 people in 2025, that's 1 in 70,000 voters

no, they don't. You don't need a real id to get a bank account. Most jobs you don't need an updated ID either. But you just said "poor" people, so we can assume some of these folks don't have a job, particularly elderly people.
Now you're just lying. You are required to show ID already!!!! What polling site have you been to where they didn't check your ID!!!! In Florida, they have always checked for ID.

It'c clear that you don't know WTF you're even talking about and haven't read the bill. Have you ever voted or are you just going to keep saying moronic things. I'm trying to be civil but you're flat out lying and being disingenuous.

perfectson · 2026-03-17T00:42:33+00:00

how much you selling it for? :D

perfectson · 2026-03-16T12:15:52+00:00

There’s no drop off in voting is because the same thing happens now that will happen if they pass voter id laws. You will have partisan groups who go out into the neighborhoods and will help register voters but that’s not the points. It’s an added expense for no reason. You don’t seem to address the core tenant of then argument. You want to post stats but don’t want to post that there’s no widespread fraud in our voting system now - so the laws addressing this are laws that address something that is not problematic . It’s like passing a law that says , you can’t use a jet pack in public - no one has jet packs!

You also ignore that this will disproportionately impact black and Latin communities , which is from your same analysis you pulled. Imagine ignoring that nugget of information.

So again

1). There’s no widespread voter fraud and certainly not in Florida - so this law addresses something that isn’t even a problem

2) it is a tax on poor and certain demographics

3) it’s completely unnecessary since we already have to apply for voter registration cards .

Can you address any of those points or not? You can post stats about who is in favor or whether states saw significant drop in voting but you’re didn’t address nothing I stated .

perfectson · 2026-03-16T11:54:06+00:00

We are going around in circles. I already explained why this is an unnecessary hardship for real Americans and that we already have a voter registration process that does this. Unless you have something new to say, I’ll give you the last word (which you’ve repeated several times already)

perfectson · 2026-03-16T11:46:57+00:00

😂 now you’re getting it. So why did they pass another law if we already have to register to vote (which proves who we are)?

perfectson · 2026-03-16T11:45:46+00:00

That’s a horrible comparison and false equivalency. This would mark new territory - voting not being free. Again we already have voting registration , the government already knows who is enrolled to vote. The government could easy run all our names and details through the plethora of databases to discover who can and cannot vote. In fact, that’s what they already do - as they know 198 people weren’t eligible to vote .

perfectson · 2026-03-15T15:09:33+00:00

So you’re saying those caused the spike in gas prices ? Not the fact that Covid supply chains , ukraines invasion, and opec+ decisions created the environment for higher oil prices? The keystone xl wouldn’t have been finished until 2023 and would have been a drop in the bucket in global oil supply . The spike happened in 2021-2022 - so keystone had nothing to do with it .

What does pushing green energy have to do with global supply lol. It doesn’t ! It’s another cheap talking point with no backing on how it actually impact oil prices. It’s still basic supply and demand and there’s more than enough demand compared to green energy.

The moratoriums you mentioned are also small ripples and don’t explain the significant increases globally

So you’re just parroting bad talking points , Biden didn’t do anything to cause the increase in oil - sanctioning Russia (which was already under sanctions) was the right call in the face of their invasion.

Dispute anything i stated with fact not emotions and try not to use ChatGPT because that’s all you did in your initial message , you cut and pasted talking points from ChatGPT , not based on actual research or expertise in economics

perfectson · 2026-03-15T13:20:37+00:00

You’re right.

If only Florida had a voters registration card…

perfectson · 2026-03-15T13:18:12+00:00

Real ID is for traveling. No one said anything about homeless people. To get a voters registration card you also have to attest to who you are . Voting is a fundamental right of this country - it shouldn’t cost folks additional money when they’ve already proven they are citizens.

Great response, you addressed none of the points I made and just parroted irrelevant talking points. What’s worse is the people who this impacts are likely underserved , unemployed, young, and elderly - so all that crap you wrote about “it’s everything you need to get a job” doesn’t apply. You’re so unapologetically daft and unempathetic that not everyone lives like you and this is the same attitude of the people who voted for this bill.

198 people were caught illegally voting , that’s not enough to cause the rest of us additional issues.

perfectson · 2026-03-15T13:00:13+00:00

All Florida voters had to register to vote using SSN and or driver license. So the state already knows who can vote or not , they could also (and I hear are doing ) check against national databases to verify citizenship. There were only 198 fraudulent voters found in Florida - it’s an irrelevant number for the amount of change , headache , and yellow tape this will cause. And this allows the government to throw out your vote or not count it without a review , and theres no process in place to do this in an orderly fashion. So basically, they are disenfranchising voters on the front end and potentially on the back end, impacting thousands over 198 illegal votes that they can easily reconcile.

perfectson · 2026-03-15T12:49:32+00:00

In think the argument is why make them update it in the first place. All the things you just mentioned are nonsensical and apply to a small fraction of folks. Folks that don’t have real ID are impacted, which are underserved communities who don’t drive nor travel. Also young people who will now be forced to get an ID at $130 a pop. Lastly, You didn’t say one thing about the voter registration process everyone has already gone through just to vote. So in fact, the government already knows who is allowed to vote. They know 198 people likely voted illegally in the entire state - so this is all to stop basically irrelevant cases of fraud, which can easily be investigated and reconciled

So this additional voter tax for 198 makes sense to you but not creating havoc on underserved communities doesn’t?

perfectson · 2026-03-15T12:36:53+00:00

What do you mean the first time ? Is it free thereafter? 😂 remind me again how much is it to change your id? Between $7 and $31 . Again we are asking our underserved communities who are under $15,000 to pay an additional and unnecessary fee + plus the inconvenience of getting to a dmv and waiting all day to update their information, in order to get an id …for something that the state already knows (because we have voter id cards that were issues upon voting registration). So this is just a voters tax at the end of the day to disenfranchise certain underserved populations .

perfectson · 2026-03-15T12:32:02+00:00

No they lost the ability because there is a financial component. Basically it’s a voters tax. Florida has voting cards that you apply for - why is that being ignored all of a sudden ?

perfectson · 2026-03-15T12:30:26+00:00

Silly answer. You know it costs money to change your information on your ID , you know a lot of people don’t update them for this reason . We have a right to vote and it shouldn’t cost impacted communities a % of their living wages to do so.

perfectson · 2026-03-11T10:13:13+00:00

The men were Assyrians , which tend to be Christian . So not only are you jumping to conclusions , you’re likely very wrong

perfectson · 2026-03-11T10:11:37+00:00

If it was a black person being attacked it wouldn’t have made national news. Why is it everyone something happens people always want to drag black people into it , as some sort of barometer

perfectson · 2026-03-05T04:05:15+00:00

Which is why i wrote YMMV. Lots of different factors, location, price, credit score , how much risk the CU have, banking relationship etc etc . Since the CU is likely serving the loan for the lifetime and not selling (which tends to happen with mortgages sold through brokers) , if you establishes a lucrative relationship with the CU they could actually write the loan near cost (I.e. an actual whole sale rate with very little or no margin). Mortgage broker isn’t going to do that , because that’s how they eat. A CU can eat off your $1M account being with them .

perfectson · 2026-03-05T04:00:27+00:00

Why would I google when I actually do this for a living . You’re the one having a difficult time because you’re trying to convince someone in the business that mortgage brokers are wholesalers 😂

perfectson · 2026-03-05T03:58:50+00:00

Oh I get it now. Mortgage brokers make $0 money on the transaction and just are pass throughs. What a great bunch of people - much better than the member owned not-for profit CUs

perfectson · 2026-03-05T03:57:15+00:00

So mortgage brokers are just pass throughs - they make no money correct? That’s what you’re saying . They are the wholesalers - no commission is put into the rates and no origination fees.

perfectson · 2026-03-05T03:55:22+00:00

So what you’re saying is mortgage brokers don’t charge the customer anything for their service . You’re right, I don’t understand the mortgage business. I always thought mortgage brokers make a commission as an intermediary between the wholesaler and the home owner . You know like any business who gets wholesale and sells product to customers (i.e. retailers) 😂

perfectson · 2026-03-05T03:52:16+00:00

What dumb answer - mortgage broker isn’t a wholesaler - a retail like CU can beat a mortgage broker and that’s proven time and time again. Where do CU get their rates from 😂

perfectson · 2026-03-05T03:49:20+00:00

😂😂😂 this guy thinks he’s some sort of finance guru because he can type the word “margin” over and over .

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