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US US Politics General - Discussion of President Biden and other politicians
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Nnnnnoooooooo!!! I keep posting that America needs to implement making hunting trannies with battle axes legal! All this effort, down the drain.
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To all the doomposters, DNC is hiring. Feel free to at least get paid to shit places up
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That's wasting good heat. Build something akin to steam tunnels and you've got free heating for everyone that lives near the facility. It never gets much warmer than 50° F during the year so you'll need the heating year round. If you're not paying for cooling a. BitCoin miner is just a heater that pays its own electricity cost.
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So? We're one of the biggest concentrations of autistics on the planet. Lets start thinking of solutions, other than the Luigi solution, that the average Kiwi off the street can do to start turning shit around.
Getting engaged with local politics. Getting informed with local shit going on. Bringing a Communist communal food truck serving vegan castor bean burritos to the next Antifa riot. Spraypainting Californian expat cars so they know they're not welcome in your state.
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Why is there so much sperging about the alleged 150 billion in losses from the Jewwood fires and how it's going to collapse the economy?
The pedowood fires pale in comparison to the approx 1.7 trillion we've sent to Ukraine so that they can continue to get their shit kicked in by Putin's mercenaries.
The pedowood fires pale in comparison to the approx 1.7 trillion we've sent to Ukraine so that they can continue to get their shit kicked in by Putin's mercenaries.
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Take a good, long look at his administration picks. It's either rich boys like Elon or total ass-kissers.
At least in his first term he got competent people to run the country, but they had this annoying tendency of telling him that he can't do things his way, so he kept firing them.
I'm pretty sure it's the other way around, what with Russia getting invaded in the midst of their own invasion and them having to rely on Nork gooners to bail their asses out.
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For real seeing all the retards sure Kamala was gonna win all swing states with 4am ballots now try to tell me about how trump has totally betrayed us (despite not even being inaugurated yet) and it’s just all over already is just mind rending
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Replying to doomers with this article will be fun.
Anasûrimbor Kellhus
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Ah ok so because he didn’t fill his staff with RINO swamp neocons and corporate shills like he did in term one, it’s over. You can’t even get your story straight, is he betraying maga or is he putting people on that will obey him and do maga?
Imagine thinking his term one picks were anything but business as usual swamp creatures. His picks in term one were the “betrayal of maga” you’re hallucinating about today. And I would have never voted for trump in 2024 if he didn’t admit his staff picks in term one were his greatest mistakes when he was on telemundo
You reveal your true aspect here. You’re butthurt that Obama era politics are done for and republicans aren’t being graceful noble losers anymore and are instead actually winning, refusing to pull punches as they’ve done in the past. The election night blowout must have really chapped your ass for how over it is .
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The money sent to Ukraine was imaginary money sent directly from the money printers.
The California fires burned though the physical possessions and assets of individual people and smaller companies.
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Texas disobeys Federal directive from Biden to fly the flags half-mast during Trump inauguration
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So I guess my previous question (why aren't the DNC organizing weird bullsh!t stunt protests against Trump?) has been answered. They were waiting for the funding (I guess they needed to pay off the remainder of Kamala's failure campaign?) to go hire people.
So, anyway, I guess we should be expect a "Labradoodles Against Tyranny" march, or some similar bullshit, to crop up soon.
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It is kind of funny that all they can really do against him is this passive aggressive, small admin bullshit. And they even get cucked out of that.
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You petulantly beclown yourself with these retarded statements, to claim he failed is just objectively wrong. SpaceX and Tesla have not failed, no matter how much wishcasting you clueless assmad faggots do. So many ways to attack Elon (and Trump) without being such a whiny assmad faggot.
Vivek however is a much more worthy target for the republicans, and White americans' ire. He's a conman jeet, he should be pushed out of any sort of role he might have gotten.
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Without government subsidues neither Tesla nor SpaceX would exist today.
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I think that depends on what you consider large, he is very good at getting people registered to vote, I don't like Scott much for obvious reasons, but he did get a lot of folks signed up to vote.
Let's say I agree with that (I absolutely do not, that's cope) does that mean his companies failed?
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Every single person in this thread should apply to the DNC and then sue for discrimination when they get denied for being mayo whiteoids.
Bleed the beast.
Bleed the beast.
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I'm not sure how to express this, but I wonder how much was the life-ruination cost?
Let me explain, if some rich person wrecks a 60k car, it doesn't matter. He's probably wearing a watch which costs more and it was his beater anyways. He could literally afford to not replace it. So zero life ruination cost and maybe even negative if he can spin it into something which makes back more money (like selling the dash camera footage, haggling insurance, suing whoever caused the accident if they have a lot of money). A poor person wrecks a 60k car? That's a luxury car, probably their only car they use to get to work, they don't have money to replace it and not replacing it (even with a cheaper used car) would cause significant damage to their life, maybe even resulting in homelessness. So losing that 60k could put them far in the red.
Likewise, a lot of the expensive homes which burned down are likely 1 of many homes. They can afford to not replace it just like the rich person and the 60k car and there would be almost no impact on their lives.
Tldr: rich people losing things shouldn't be reimbursed and their stats shouldn't count towards disaster statistics. To a normal person, losing a house would be Minecraft encouraging, to a rich it's a inconvenience.
Edit: After thinking about it, maybe what I'm looking for is an adjusted metric on post disaster debt measured relative to income and net worth. So someone losing a multimillion dollar home when they have billions and make millions a year wouldn't count even if they took out a mortgage or loan to pay for the damages of the disaster. You would need to take on a debt higher than what can be theoretically paid off in a year (or some other arbitrary amount of time) to count towards the metric.
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