they would see that. my 19-year-old picked up on it. i ll never forget he was talking to his friends. he was like 12. something he had seen me do one day. he said you should seen my mom. she pulled this chick out of car and started beating her up. he said it was like it was so cool. it s like did i really do that? those were a lot of eye openers with me. she had a chance to do better with her 11-year-old son. she was participating in a program run by the jail called match. it was developed in the hopes of stop being the cycle of inter generational incarceration. the more they learn about themselves the more they learn how to let go of things. the greater they become at parenting.
they would see that. my 19-year-old picked up on it. i ll never forget he was talking to his friends. he was like 12. something he had seen me do one day. he said you should seen my mom. she pulled this chick out of car and started beating her up. he said it was like it was so cool. it s like did i really do that? those were a lot of eye openers with me. she had a chance to do better with her 11-year-old son. she was participating in a program run by the jail called match. it was developed in the hopes of stop being the cycle of inter generational incarceration. the more they learn about themselves the more they learn how to let go of things. the greater they become at
this goes back to me. i would carry my guns. they would see that. my 19-year-old picked up on it. i ll never forget he was talking to his friends. he was like 12. something he had seen me do one day. he said you should seen my mom. she pulled this chick out of car and started beating her up. he said it was like it was so cool. when you hear your own children saying something like that to you, it s like i did i really do that? those were a lot of eye openers with me. she had a chance to do better with her 11-year-old son. she was participating in a program run by the jail called match. it was developed in the hopes of stop being the cycle of inter generational incarceration. the more they learn about themselves the more they learn how to let go of things.
he got in trouble on aggravated assault with a deadly weapon in a road rage shooting. this goes back to me. i would carry my guns. they would see that. my 19-year-old picked up on it. i ll never forget he was talking to his friends. he was like 12. something he had seen me do one day. he said you should seen my mom. she pulled this chick out of car and started beating her up. he said it was like it was so cool. it s like did i really do that? those were a lot of eye openers with me. she had a chance to do better with her 11-year-old son. she was participating in a program run by the jail called match. it was developed in the hopes of stop being the cycle of inter
controlling or owning the means of production or distribution. so these words and labels have meaning. i think pro sports there s enough money in it to build their own stadiums, but they don t. so there is a distort ed market for sure. i built when with i was governor, paid for a university of minnesota football stadium. that is a public institution, by the way and we allowed a local county to support our twin stadium, but this happens all over the country and no doubt it is government funneling money in to a private enterprise to incentivize or subsidize an outcome. that s not the definition directly as socialism that i cited a moment ago. bernie said i m a socialist, flat out. not a liberal, democrat but a socialist. social security is a socialist program. it is a program run by the government on purely socialist terms. it was imported from europe, as was medicare. these are european socialist ideas that have taken over our go.