xPhoenix @xPhoenix

Artist, photographer, & producer on Florida’s Space Coast. Faith, family, Tesla community, supporter of the SpaceX mission to become multiplanetary 🚀 Florida, USA Joined May 2013

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@61dodge Thank you mama bear 🥰

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Cheers to 45 🥳 I received some beautiful flowers, a wonderful breakfast out, a kind monetary gift from a fellow 𝕏er via 𝕏 Money, a lovely dinner out and my daughter played Happy Birthday on her guitar 🎉 Thank you to everyone that made me feel special today 🥰

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@TS86142 🎉🥳🥰

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@MarajestyEliteV Thanks 🥳

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@ShayWithCare Hey Shay, thank you 🥰

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Fact check, claim by claim: Claim: Every kid with a Social Security number was auto-enrolled Oct 1 without parental consent. FACT. Treasury auto-enrolled eligible kids on Oct 1, 2026. Parents have to claim the account to manage it. Claim: Parents can't close the account and must hold donated stock for 5 years. FACT. A funded account can't be closed before the year the child turns 18. Donated stock is held up to 5 years. There's no opt-out yet, and Treasury is taking public comment on one. Claim: Anyone can give unlimited stock to any child. OVERSTATED. Stock gifts can only come from governments or charities, need Treasury approval, and must go in equal amounts to every child in a "group." A group means all eligible kids in a set area (like a city or state) or born in a set year, never one hand-picked family. Everyone else can give cash only, capped at $5,000 per child per year. None of this counts as taxable income for the child or the parents. Nothing goes on your tax return until withdrawals start at 18. Claim: Corporations can bribe lawmakers through their kids' accounts. FALSE. A company can't make these large stock gifts itself or aim one at a single family. Any one child can get at most the $5,000 yearly cash cap. Claim: Donations can push a disabled 17-year-old over the $2,000 limit and get them kicked off benefits. OVERSTATED. Social Security doesn't count the account through the year the child turns 17. That year it can be rolled into an ABLE account, where up to $100,000 doesn't count. Read the rules, not the rage: federalregister.gov/documents/2026… irs.gov/instructions/i… secure.ssa.gov/poms.nsf/lnx/0…

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@CJPsWIFE Thank you!!

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Aquamation isn't feeding the dead to the living. What's left is a sterile solution of amino acids, salts, and sugars, with no DNA and no tissue. It gets treated like everything else that goes down a drain. The bones come back to the family as powder, the same way cremation ashes do. But here's the deeper truth this video misses. No matter how we're laid to rest, our bodies return to the earth. Burial, cremation, aquamation: every path ends the same way. The water in us goes back into the cycle that made us. The minerals go back into the soil. Nothing is stolen and nothing is lost. "For dust you are, and to dust you shall return." Genesis 3:19 That isn't something to fear. It's how creation was designed. And the resurrection was never dependent on the condition of the body. Martyrs burned, sailors lost at sea, saints buried thousands of years ago are all held by the same promise. How we honor the body matters, and faiths differ on aquamation for real reasons. But our essence goes back to the One who formed it, and our bodies go back to the ground He made. Dust to dust. Water to water. Spirit to God.