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Replying to @fluffynkind Local jobs pay local rates. And local rates - everywhere - are getting crushed by inflation. It's not a US-specific problem. It's a global problem. Wages aren't keeping up with costs in Spain, Portugal, Mexico, Thailand, anywhere. So if your plan is "move abroad and get a job there," you're just signing up to be broke in a different language. The actual strategy is: create income that's NOT tied to the local labor market. Remote work for international companies. Consulting. Freelancing. Online business. Passive income. Income that doesn't care where you live because you're not competing in the local job market. That's how you move abroad and actually afford to LIVE, not just survive in a prettier location. Link in bio when you're ready to stop trading one broken system for another and start building income that actually works anywhere. 🆘🇺🇸
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Replying to @fluffynkind Local jobs pay local rates. And local rates - everywhere - are getting crushed by inflation. It's not a US-specific problem. It's a global problem. Wages aren't keeping up with costs in Spain, Portugal, Mexico, Thailand, anywhere. So if your plan is "move abroad and get a job there," you're just signing up to be broke in a different language. The actual strategy is: create income that's NOT tied to the local labor market. Remote work for international companies. Consulting. Freelancing. Online business. Passive income. Income that doesn't care where you live because you're not competing in the local job market. That's how you move abroad and actually afford to LIVE, not just survive in a prettier location. Link in bio when you're ready to stop trading one broken system for another and start building income that actually works anywhere. 🆘🇺🇸

There's a lot of confusion about how you go about moving abroad in terms of what to do with your income. This person is wondering how do they make...

55149May 26, 2026
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55025Sep 22, 2026
@WonderBiotics #wonderbiotics #fiber
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@WonderBiotics #wonderbiotics #fiber

- Dude, have you been drinking your daily fiber? - Uh-uh. - Oh my no. - Why not? - I don't like apples. - Who cares? Just drink this mix. - Oh, wh...

5502Aug 13, 2026
Most American families are one emergency away from financial collapse. Not because they're irresponsible. Because American cost of living makes financial stability nearly impossible for middle-class families. The one-emergency-away reality: Car accident → medical bills → bankruptcy Job loss → miss one mortgage payment → foreclosure starts Kid breaks arm → $5,000 deductible → credit card debt spiral Unexpected home repair → no emergency fund → payday loans One thing goes wrong and the whole financial structure collapses. That's not your failure. That's system design. Why American families can't build stability: Housing costs 30-50% of income (financial advisors say should be 25-30% max)  Healthcare tied to employment (lose job = lose coverage) Childcare costs $1,000-2,000/month per kid Car dependency requires $500-800/month (payment + insurance + gas + maintenance)  Student loans drain $300-1,000/month Food costs rising faster than wages Emergency fund "should be 3-6 months expenses" but most families living paycheck to paycheck can't save System is designed so one emergency destroys you. What "money covering life" actually means: Your income pays for: housing, food, healthcare, childcare, transportation, occasional entertainment, AND leaves room for savings. Not: your income barely covers housing and food, healthcare is rationed, childcare eats second income, one car problem creates crisis, entertainment is unthinkable luxury, savings don't exist. Most American families live in second scenario. Think it's their fault. It's not. Geographic arbitrage changes the math: Same income that keeps you paycheck-to-paycheck in America = comfortable life with savings buffer abroad. Not because you suddenly make more money. Because cost of living is 40-60% lower in many countries with equal or better quality of life. Why this matters for "one emergency away" families: In America: one emergency → bankruptcy because no buffer exists, system designed to extract maximum money. Abroad: one emergency → manageable because lower costs create buffer, systems designed for stability not extraction. The visa strategy piece: You don't need employer sponsorship to relocate (that's hardest path). You can use: remote income (freelance, W-2 remote job, business), passive income (rental properties, investments, dividends), retirement income (Social Security, pension, 401k withdrawals). 40+ countries offer visas for these income types. Income thresholds: $1,500-3,000/month typically. If you're making $4,000-5,000/month in America and drowning, that same income qualifies you for visas in countries where it goes 2x as far. Who this is for: Families earning "decent" income by US standards but still: * Can't save for emergencies * One medical bill away from debt * Childcare costs eating second income entirely * Housing costs making home ownership impossible * Constantly stressed about money despite "doing everything right" You're not failing. The system is failing you. What I teach: Which countries offer which visa types (remote/passive/retirement) Income requirements by country How to document income for visa applications Timeline from decision to departure How to structure finances for qualification Which countries match your family situation The follow: If you're tired of: living paycheck to paycheck despite decent income, one emergency away from crisis, system designed to keep you struggling. Follow for visa strategies that let your money actually cover your life. Not hustle harder. Not side hustle. Not "just budget better." Same income, different cost of living, actual financial stability. Are you one emergency away from financial collapse? 🆘🇺🇸
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Most American families are one emergency away from financial collapse. Not because they're irresponsible. Because American cost of living makes financial stability nearly impossible for middle-class families. The one-emergency-away reality: Car accident → medical bills → bankruptcy Job loss → miss one mortgage payment → foreclosure starts Kid breaks arm → $5,000 deductible → credit card debt spiral Unexpected home repair → no emergency fund → payday loans One thing goes wrong and the whole financial structure collapses. That's not your failure. That's system design. Why American families can't build stability: Housing costs 30-50% of income (financial advisors say should be 25-30% max) Healthcare tied to employment (lose job = lose coverage) Childcare costs $1,000-2,000/month per kid Car dependency requires $500-800/month (payment + insurance + gas + maintenance) Student loans drain $300-1,000/month Food costs rising faster than wages Emergency fund "should be 3-6 months expenses" but most families living paycheck to paycheck can't save System is designed so one emergency destroys you. What "money covering life" actually means: Your income pays for: housing, food, healthcare, childcare, transportation, occasional entertainment, AND leaves room for savings. Not: your income barely covers housing and food, healthcare is rationed, childcare eats second income, one car problem creates crisis, entertainment is unthinkable luxury, savings don't exist. Most American families live in second scenario. Think it's their fault. It's not. Geographic arbitrage changes the math: Same income that keeps you paycheck-to-paycheck in America = comfortable life with savings buffer abroad. Not because you suddenly make more money. Because cost of living is 40-60% lower in many countries with equal or better quality of life. Why this matters for "one emergency away" families: In America: one emergency → bankruptcy because no buffer exists, system designed to extract maximum money. Abroad: one emergency → manageable because lower costs create buffer, systems designed for stability not extraction. The visa strategy piece: You don't need employer sponsorship to relocate (that's hardest path). You can use: remote income (freelance, W-2 remote job, business), passive income (rental properties, investments, dividends), retirement income (Social Security, pension, 401k withdrawals). 40+ countries offer visas for these income types. Income thresholds: $1,500-3,000/month typically. If you're making $4,000-5,000/month in America and drowning, that same income qualifies you for visas in countries where it goes 2x as far. Who this is for: Families earning "decent" income by US standards but still: * Can't save for emergencies * One medical bill away from debt * Childcare costs eating second income entirely * Housing costs making home ownership impossible * Constantly stressed about money despite "doing everything right" You're not failing. The system is failing you. What I teach: Which countries offer which visa types (remote/passive/retirement) Income requirements by country How to document income for visa applications Timeline from decision to departure How to structure finances for qualification Which countries match your family situation The follow: If you're tired of: living paycheck to paycheck despite decent income, one emergency away from crisis, system designed to keep you struggling. Follow for visa strategies that let your money actually cover your life. Not hustle harder. Not side hustle. Not "just budget better." Same income, different cost of living, actual financial stability. Are you one emergency away from financial collapse? 🆘🇺🇸

I'm Veronica and I help American families who are one emergency away from bankruptcy. Find countries where $2,000 a month can actually cover your ...

55024May 28, 2026
You don’t have to go insane you can do it cheap! #budgettravel #marbella #austria #italy
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You don’t have to go insane you can do it cheap! #budgettravel #marbella #austria #italy

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55016Apr 15, 2026
#otwo #icelipstick #otwooid #otwoolipstick
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#otwo #icelipstick #otwooid #otwoolipstick

[Music] [Music]

54936Apr 28, 2026
#fruitstagram #fruitsstories #aivideo #aifruits #cheating (1)
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#fruitstagram #fruitsstories #aivideo #aifruits #cheating (1)

Why are you ignoring me? Who are you texting? You are so insecure and controlling, it's actually sad. Why are you being like this? Baby, you're hu...

54810Jun 30, 2026
This American Entrepreneur Turned Simple Truck Problem into Money Making Business Idea l #reel #america #usa #enterpreneur
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This American Entrepreneur Turned Simple Truck Problem into Money Making Business Idea l #reel #america #usa #enterpreneur

These American entrepreneurs turned a simple truck problem into a smart business. They created a modular cargo system that keeps items secure insi...

54810Jun 3, 2026
What did ancient humans do all day before jobs existed ? #axen #humans #ancient #short
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What did ancient humans do all day before jobs existed ? #axen #humans #ancient #short

Wake up when your body is ready. No alarm, no schedule, no place you need to be. You sit up, stretch, and ask yourself one question. What should I...

54725Sep 6, 2026
Going to living in another country is a series of learning opportunities. The fact of the matter is, you just don’t know what you don’t know. Your ability to learn and pivot and assess options on the fly will be invaluable to your new life abroad. Our family has made a lot of mistakes. Hopefully, you can learn from them and have an even better start to your overseas life. Have you lived in another country and made mistakes you think people should know about? Every journey is so different and it’s fascinating to hear how things go wrong that people never could have anticipated. 🆘🇺🇸 #creatorsearchinsights
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Going to living in another country is a series of learning opportunities. The fact of the matter is, you just don’t know what you don’t know. Your ability to learn and pivot and assess options on the fly will be invaluable to your new life abroad. Our family has made a lot of mistakes. Hopefully, you can learn from them and have an even better start to your overseas life. Have you lived in another country and made mistakes you think people should know about? Every journey is so different and it’s fascinating to hear how things go wrong that people never could have anticipated. 🆘🇺🇸 #creatorsearchinsights

or mistakes I made when I first tried to live in a new country so that you don't have to repeat them. The first mistake was I was trying to live l...

54742May 21, 2026
Most remote jobs are "work from home WITH CONDITIONS." Conditions like: stay in this state, be available these hours, come into the office quarterly, remain in this timezone. That's not flexibility. That's permission-based control. Global remote jobs operate differently. They're built around OUTPUT, not LOCATION or HOURS. Which means they don't care WHERE you work or WHEN you work as long as the work gets done. That's the fundamental difference: one model assumes your location and schedule matter to your performance. The other model doesn't. Companies that truly embrace remote work globally design their entire operation around asynchronous communication, distributed teams, and outcome-based evaluation. They're not "allowing" you to work from abroad as a special exception. They're structured so your location is irrelevant by design. Link in bio when you're ready to stop asking for permission and start finding jobs that never required it in the first place. 🆘🇺🇸 #TikTokCreatorSearchInsightsIncentive #creatorsearchinsights
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Most remote jobs are "work from home WITH CONDITIONS." Conditions like: stay in this state, be available these hours, come into the office quarterly, remain in this timezone. That's not flexibility. That's permission-based control. Global remote jobs operate differently. They're built around OUTPUT, not LOCATION or HOURS. Which means they don't care WHERE you work or WHEN you work as long as the work gets done. That's the fundamental difference: one model assumes your location and schedule matter to your performance. The other model doesn't. Companies that truly embrace remote work globally design their entire operation around asynchronous communication, distributed teams, and outcome-based evaluation. They're not "allowing" you to work from abroad as a special exception. They're structured so your location is irrelevant by design. Link in bio when you're ready to stop asking for permission and start finding jobs that never required it in the first place. 🆘🇺🇸 #TikTokCreatorSearchInsightsIncentive #creatorsearchinsights

Not all remote jobs are created equal and companies know that remote jobs right now are very coveted But there are different levels of what a comp...

54633May 26, 2026
Speak.
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Speak.

A message that I have been adamantly pushing on my account since I made it is to talk about your suffering and hardships. And it's not about revea...

54651Apr 23, 2026
April 7th 👀
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April 7th 👀

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54624Mar 25, 2026
#otwoo #otwoophbeauty #highlighterstick #kikaysbasket
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#otwoo #otwoophbeauty #highlighterstick #kikaysbasket

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5461Aug 12, 2026
Papahuli kaba sa sale ngayon mi? #otwoo #facepowder #makeup #foryou #fyp
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Papahuli kaba sa sale ngayon mi? #otwoo #facepowder #makeup #foryou #fyp

If I was a rich girl, na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na n...

5452Jul 1, 2026
Great marketing and a bad experience is the most expensive combination in business. All your ads do is make a promise. Your operations either keep it or break it, in how you answer the phone, schedule the job, show up at the door, deliver the work. When the experience doesn’t match the promise, you didn’t market. You lied. Fix the experience before you spend another dollar on ads.
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Great marketing and a bad experience is the most expensive combination in business. All your ads do is make a promise. Your operations either keep it or break it, in how you answer the phone, schedule the job, show up at the door, deliver the work. When the experience doesn’t match the promise, you didn’t market. You lied. Fix the experience before you spend another dollar on ads.

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54514Sep 21, 2026
#viralvideo #tiktokshop #bebe
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#viralvideo #tiktokshop #bebe

You're already paying so much money for those big cars. Look how definitively this is a jewel. This is a little car, all around. Without sacrifici...

54410May 12, 2026
People don't ignore you. . . . . . . .. . . #tiktokgrowthchallenge #motivational #BugsBunny #bugsbunnymotivation
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People don't ignore you. . . . . . . .. . . #tiktokgrowthchallenge #motivational #BugsBunny #bugsbunnymotivation

People don't ignore you because you're not enough. They ignore you because they think you'll always be there the moment you stop chasing. They not...

54466Jul 31, 2026
Myth Busting Monday: Moving abroad requires a big bank account. It doesn't. It requires recurring monthly income. Those are completely different things. Visa programs aren't impressed by lump sums. They want proof of sustainability. $50,000 in savings? Great. What happens when that runs out in 2 years? You become their problem. $800/month in passive income or remote work? That's sustainable indefinitely. That's what they want to see. People obsess over building huge savings accounts before moving abroad. Then they discover their $40,000 savings doesn't qualify them for a single visa. Meanwhile, someone with $3,000 saved and $3,000/month rental income qualifies for 30+ countries. Because visas assess MONTHLY INCOME, not total savings. Remote employment. Freelance income. Investment returns. Rental property income. Retirement benefits. Online business revenue. Build one of those to the minimum threshold ($500-$10,000/month depending on country) and you're qualified. Having savings is helpful for moving costs, settling in, emergencies. But it doesn't unlock visa pathways. Recurring income does. Link in bio for strategies to build qualifying income streams. 🆘🇺🇸
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Myth Busting Monday: Moving abroad requires a big bank account. It doesn't. It requires recurring monthly income. Those are completely different things. Visa programs aren't impressed by lump sums. They want proof of sustainability. $50,000 in savings? Great. What happens when that runs out in 2 years? You become their problem. $800/month in passive income or remote work? That's sustainable indefinitely. That's what they want to see. People obsess over building huge savings accounts before moving abroad. Then they discover their $40,000 savings doesn't qualify them for a single visa. Meanwhile, someone with $3,000 saved and $3,000/month rental income qualifies for 30+ countries. Because visas assess MONTHLY INCOME, not total savings. Remote employment. Freelance income. Investment returns. Rental property income. Retirement benefits. Online business revenue. Build one of those to the minimum threshold ($500-$10,000/month depending on country) and you're qualified. Having savings is helpful for moving costs, settling in, emergencies. But it doesn't unlock visa pathways. Recurring income does. Link in bio for strategies to build qualifying income streams. 🆘🇺🇸

Welcome to Mythbassy Monday, where all day long I talk about popular myths about moving abroad and tell you the truth as a person who's been livin...

54325May 27, 2026
She Said She Was At The Gym Every Morning. One STRANGER Ended It Forever!
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She Said She Was At The Gym Every Morning. One STRANGER Ended It Forever!

We spent our 20s and built a quiet life in Virginia. No kids just us, two cars, and a small house. She worked days at a billing office and made de...

5429Jun 8, 2026
Manette Sans Fil LEHUA – Gamepad Gamer PS3/PC/Android* 14.500 FCFA avec livraison gratuite à Abidjan :* 🎮 *Améliore ton expérience de jeu avec la manette sans fil LEHUA !*   Parfaite pour PS3, PC, Android, Smart TV… Cette manette ergonomique t’offre un contrôle précis et fluide pour tous tes jeux préférés. 🚀 *Connexion sans fil 4.0 ultra stable*   Joue sans interruption grâce à une connexion rapide et fiable. Plus de câbles gênants ! 🕹️ *Prise en main confortable & design gamer*   Un look stylé rouge et bleu, des joysticks précis, une bonne autonomie… Elle est faite pour les vrais gamers. 💥 *Compatible multi-supports*   PS3 / Android / Smart TV / PC – Plug & Play, aucune installation compliquée ! 📦 *Prix : 14.500 FCFA – Livraison 100% GRATUITE à Abidjan*   Stock limité ! Commente *"Je prends la manette LEHUA"* pour commander !#AbidjanShopping #AbidjanFitness #massagetherapist #cotedivoiretiktok🇨🇮 #TirelireElectronique
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Manette Sans Fil LEHUA – Gamepad Gamer PS3/PC/Android* 14.500 FCFA avec livraison gratuite à Abidjan :* 🎮 *Améliore ton expérience de jeu avec la manette sans fil LEHUA !* Parfaite pour PS3, PC, Android, Smart TV… Cette manette ergonomique t’offre un contrôle précis et fluide pour tous tes jeux préférés. 🚀 *Connexion sans fil 4.0 ultra stable* Joue sans interruption grâce à une connexion rapide et fiable. Plus de câbles gênants ! 🕹️ *Prise en main confortable & design gamer* Un look stylé rouge et bleu, des joysticks précis, une bonne autonomie… Elle est faite pour les vrais gamers. 💥 *Compatible multi-supports* PS3 / Android / Smart TV / PC – Plug & Play, aucune installation compliquée ! 📦 *Prix : 14.500 FCFA – Livraison 100% GRATUITE à Abidjan* Stock limité ! Commente *"Je prends la manette LEHUA"* pour commander !#AbidjanShopping #AbidjanFitness #massagetherapist #cotedivoiretiktok🇨🇮 #TirelireElectronique

*Sings in French*

54212Mar 7, 2026
Most people preparing documents to move abroad treat each requirement as independent. They're not. Everything is interconnected with expiration dates, processing times, and appointment availability. Which means getting documents in the wrong order or wrong timing creates a cascade of delays. Background check expires in 6 months. But you can't submit it raw - it needs federal apostille (2 months processing). And you can't submit until you have an appointment (could be 3-6 months wait depending on country). That's a 3-step sequence with narrow timing windows. If any step is off, you miss the window and restart from scratch. Same with income documentation for people planning to move abroad on remote/passive income visas. Showing money exists isn't enough. Showing YOU control it, YOU earn it, YOU own the entity generating it - that's what governments verify. If income flows through a business you don't fully own, or a bank account with multiple signatories, or payment platforms without clear documentation trails - your application gets denied even if the money is real and sufficient. These aren't "missing document" rejections. They're timing failures and documentation structure failures. The difference between approved and denied isn't how much money you make or whether you have a background check. It's whether you sequenced documents correctly and documented income in a government-verifiable format. Link in bio to join the waitlist for the document preparation course launching February - so you get this right the first time. 🆘🇺🇸 #TikTokCreatorSearchInsightsIncentive
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Most people preparing documents to move abroad treat each requirement as independent. They're not. Everything is interconnected with expiration dates, processing times, and appointment availability. Which means getting documents in the wrong order or wrong timing creates a cascade of delays. Background check expires in 6 months. But you can't submit it raw - it needs federal apostille (2 months processing). And you can't submit until you have an appointment (could be 3-6 months wait depending on country). That's a 3-step sequence with narrow timing windows. If any step is off, you miss the window and restart from scratch. Same with income documentation for people planning to move abroad on remote/passive income visas. Showing money exists isn't enough. Showing YOU control it, YOU earn it, YOU own the entity generating it - that's what governments verify. If income flows through a business you don't fully own, or a bank account with multiple signatories, or payment platforms without clear documentation trails - your application gets denied even if the money is real and sufficient. These aren't "missing document" rejections. They're timing failures and documentation structure failures. The difference between approved and denied isn't how much money you make or whether you have a background check. It's whether you sequenced documents correctly and documented income in a government-verifiable format. Link in bio to join the waitlist for the document preparation course launching February - so you get this right the first time. 🆘🇺🇸 #TikTokCreatorSearchInsightsIncentive

These are the two most common paperwork mistakes I see on immigration paperwork that can cause long delays or sometimes outright denials of your v...

54244May 27, 2026
jangan sampai kehabisan promo dari o.two.o nanti nyesel loh‼️🔥❤️‍🔥 #otwoo #primer #basemakeup #otwooprimer
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jangan sampai kehabisan promo dari o.two.o nanti nyesel loh‼️🔥❤️‍🔥 #otwoo #primer #basemakeup #otwooprimer

♪ Now that it's over, you'll blame it on me ♪ ♪ I know I should be better but baby right now I'm better this way ♪ ♪ I'm getting over what you pla...

54159Jun 10, 2026
Turns out that freedom matters quite a lot in creating happy societies. Freedom to choose for yourself is the default until it infringes on someone else’s freedom. Here’s a good example. The reason we mandate vaccines is because preventable deadly diseases are spread when you don’t have mandates. So your freedom to not get a vaccine does not outweigh every other person’s freedom to LIVE instead of dying from a preventable disease. You get to choose for you. If you don’t want an abortion, don’t get one. If you don’t want to read that “woke” book, don’t read it. If you don’t want to marry someone of the same gender, don’t. Republicans believe they shouldn’t have to live in a society with anyone doing things they would not do. That’s not the way a happy society operates. 🆘🇺🇸 #creatorsearchinsights
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Turns out that freedom matters quite a lot in creating happy societies. Freedom to choose for yourself is the default until it infringes on someone else’s freedom. Here’s a good example. The reason we mandate vaccines is because preventable deadly diseases are spread when you don’t have mandates. So your freedom to not get a vaccine does not outweigh every other person’s freedom to LIVE instead of dying from a preventable disease. You get to choose for you. If you don’t want an abortion, don’t get one. If you don’t want to read that “woke” book, don’t read it. If you don’t want to marry someone of the same gender, don’t. Republicans believe they shouldn’t have to live in a society with anyone doing things they would not do. That’s not the way a happy society operates. 🆘🇺🇸 #creatorsearchinsights

Here's a hot take, when people are free and happier, it makes me happier, too. It makes no sense to put my personal beliefs on other people when t...

54126May 18, 2026
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