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They’re worried about water usage and electricity prices. But, they sometimes seem to harbor a nagging suspicion that their local officials are selling them out for big businesses.
Mock if you will, but the Donroe doctrine is superior to this
A shame Dallas gets interesting stuff like this and we get... Culture map
Yet any such funding mechanism remains purely conceptual. As of now, the industry and policymakers are not even aware that the problem exists.
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In all honesty, the 7-11s in the article look great compared to just about any convenience store in Houston. I don't think most people realize just what a comparative sh!thole Houston is becoming/has become.
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In all honesty, the 7-11s in the article look great compared to just about any convenience store in Houston. I don't think most people realize just what a comparative sh!thole Houston is becoming/has become.
Nowhere, of course
The "teen" euphemism wasn't deployed here, surprisingly.
I mean, they're obviously bored teens and don't have enough taxpayer-funded activities. That's what we're told by Democrats who enable (if not encourage) this sort of thing.
I mean, they're obviously bored teens and don't have enough taxpayer-funded activities. That's what we're told by Democrats who enable (if not encourage) this sort of thing.
Good on Dallas - a much better growth industry then the importation of low skill illegals (Houston's for years)
The cannabis being consumed today is much stronger than in the past. In the 1960s through ’80s, THC content was less than 2%. Now, the cannabis industry has developed strains of marijuana with THC concentrations as high as 28%.