US US Politics General 2 - Discussion of President Trump and other politicians

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Should be a wild four years.

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Members of the Trump Administration
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[David Brown]

What will you do when we inevitably end up on mars?

This naivety is adorable.

 

[Burnt Fish]

There 'll be a lot of disappointment in America when folks start realizing that the irritating neighbor or coworker they were sure was going to get deported, turns out to be here legally.

Imagine living near brown people.....

 

[SITHRAK!]

people are being sent there simply for being brown with no legal right to reside in the USA.

Fixed that for you, brother.

 

[Jump]

That used to be NASA's job. They were far more competent and lost way less spacecraft than Space X did

NASA used to be competent... From the 1950s until the early 1980s But then it turned in to a DEI jobs program. They couldn't keep the STS from exploding let alone advance past it. We where forced to hire the Russians for rides to the ISS. Humiliating.

Also, if Elon had his way, we'd be swimming in Indians.

Well good thing he doesn't have his way, or else the USA would be swimming in your fellow countrymen.

Falcon 9 has a 99% success rate on their hundreds of contract missions. Falcon Heavy is at 100% last I checked on contract missions.
SpaceX blows shit up pushing the envelope with experimental stuff trying to reach reusable self landing spacecraft. They aren't losing customer cargo doing it. Yet people think those explosions are the normal when in reality the Falcon's are in the background grinding out boring contract missions day in and day out with no coverage.

Here is a question: How many HUMANS has SpaceX lost compared to NASA? I'll give NASA a pass for the early "space race" since they where starting from zero and needed to get there at all costs to beat the USSR. So lets just talk about the 1980s STS program.
How many people has NASA's STS killed compared to all of SpaceX?

SpaceX blows shit up constantly until they master it, THEN they put humans on it. It seems to be a much better system compared to the massive NASA bureaucracy that chokes out any innovation that just ends in failure anyways.

You said his companies are failures. They are not.
Is Elon a sperg? Yes. Should he chill the fuck out? Yes.
But his companies are not failures. It's clear you can't separate one thing from the other. You are the type of person who would have called for the cancellation of the Explorer and Apollo programs because the program leads where all ex-nazi's.

 

[Hey Johnny Bravo]

Its kind of complicated. There is a whole cottage industry of "immigration lawyers" in all sorts of different countries that feed off the fact that so many people want to come to America. They make the process a LOT more expensive and time consuming than I think it was intended to be. And it is quite hard to do it without them, given that they have good relations with the embassies and the consulates. At least that's what they want you to think. When you add onto that the cost of the naturalization process in general it can be VERY difficult to get in. The legal immigration system kind of works as a natural filter for riffraff in that regard because it selects for people who are either supremely patient or wealthy.
Despite the state of modern women, I would still wager that it is easier to get into America via marriage than any other legal means.

You're not wrong but I know guys who get green cards, serve in the military honorably, and they are in like Flynn. There are easy ways to do it. The problem is if you're a lazy asshole with zero economic value.

 

[Cromwell]

That used to be NASA's job. They were far more competent and lost way less spacecraft than Space X did

Honestly, Elon is doing you a favour with SpaceX. When it comes to new and experimental technologies, obviously things are going to blow up at first. The fact that its a private corporation who's experimental rockets are blowing up allows the federal government to save face. They don't have to be the face of exploding rockets.

 

[Michael_Jordan_Peterson]

This naivety is adorable.

We already have rovers there. There are already planned unmanned launches and a starship capable of getting there next year during the next transfer window. Even if we miss that there is another one every 18 months. I think its likely we actually get a manned ship there within a decade or so but if you extend this out to hundreds of years youd have to be retarded to think it wont happen eventually.

 

[Sammich]

I thought Gunther was a globalist libshit. Did he get redpilled or does he think that illegals are a Russian tool to weaken NATO or some schizo shit like that.

Gunther is almost impossible to pin down, he's most like at 1996 neocon, sort of. He's just fun as hell to keep track of, but if you try to look at him through some political lens you sort of miss the point of him.

NASA used to be competent.

Turns out those fuckign krauts were really good at rockets, lol.

 

[Cromwell]

You're not wrong but I know guys who get green cards, serve in the military honorably, and they are in like Flynn. There are easy ways to do it. The problem is if you're a lazy asshole with zero economic value.

I must admit the Roman route to citizenship (service) does seem like the most honorable and rewarding way to come in. I am not sure if flat feet are a disqualifying factor in this day and age but if I had to do it, I would do it like that myself.

 

[The best and greatest]

None, but they still cost us billions.

So what? We spend way more on far less noble ventures year round.

 

[Hey Johnny Bravo]

I must admit the Roman route to citizenship (service) does seem like the most honorable and rewarding way to come in. I am not sure if flat feet are a disqualifying factor in this day and age but if I had to do it, I would do it like that myself.

There is a waiver for everything.

 

[David Brown]

We already have rovers there. There are already planned unmanned launches and a starship capable of getting there next year during the next transfer window. Even if we miss that there is another one every 18 months. I think its likely we actually get a manned ship there within a decade or so but if you extend this out to hundreds of years youd have to be retarded to think it wont happen eventually.

You are very gullible lol. Call me when a man walks on the moon and comes back home alive.

 

[Sammich]

You're not wrong but I know guys who get green cards, serve in the military honorably, and they are in like Flynn. There are easy ways to do it. The problem is if you're a lazy asshole with zero economic value.

I am the guy that wants every single illegal gone, I want birthright citizenship overturned and I think the entire visa system should be scrapped. I want ZERO immigration to the us for a generation or more. All that said, I think if you serve in the military for a full hitch (4 years active, 4 reserve) you should be considered a full citizen and you can stay. (You can't come to my house and fuck my sister though)

 

[Hey Johnny Bravo]

I am the guy that wants every single illegal gone, I want birthright citizenship overturned and I think the entire visa system should be scrapped. I want ZERO immigration to the us for a generation or more. All that said, I think if you serve in the military for a full hitch (4 years active, 4 reserve) you should be considered a full citizen and you can stay. (You can't come to my house and fuck my sister though)

Nothing says "I love this country" like getting some skin in the game.

 

[SITHRAK!]

That used to be NASA's job. They were far more competent and lost way less spacecraft than Space X did

And then they started hiring women, niggers and troons and it all went to shit.
SpaceX has lifted more mass into orbit at lower cost in 10-15 years than NASA did in 50 years, and SpaceX comes with the added bonus of not having killed a whole bunch of people to do it.

 

[Cromwell]

You can't come to my house and fuck my sister though

WHAT?!!! Ok so what is even the point of coming over then? Lets be reasonable adults here...

 

[Catch The Rainbow]

https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1941119099532378580

 

[Garth]

Happy Independence Day fellow American Farmers.

Never Forget:

 

[>IMPLYING]

I'm convinced Soros is happy as long as he sows division and chaos amongst the citizens and he's willing to spend every last cent of his to do that even if the current batch of protests aren't as effective for now.

From a purely "I need more money" perspective, the chaos benefits him:

1. Funds protests to counter anti-immigration sentiments, which allows the companies his hedge fund invests in to cut down on overheads, attain growth through cutting down revenue, then stock buybacks make him more money by increasing the value of the stock his fund already owns.

2. Protests also equal chaos. Chaos equals instability, which can negatively affect market stability. Even manufacturing a negative sentiment (UK leaving the EU) affects market perception, which also benefits his currency speculation and other money-making methods through devaluation.

In theory the ideologies and beliefs that perpetuate these protests and enable chaos are entrenched, so he doesn't need to sink another dime into them. He's gone rather quiet as of late, probably because he's too old now and intends to pass the reins onto his son, who's married to a Clinton staffer and probably isn't going to be as good at it as his dad was. I think the primary issues now aren't the rich funding shit, but the apparatuses of state impeding action and the actual true believers who'd see the country die if it meant they didn't have to feel bad about taking certain action.

 

[DrakosBiz]

At the end of the day, Elon is a fucking beggar. His companies like SpaceX and Tesla rely so much on government subsidies, yet all they've cooked up is mediocrity and failure. The fact that his companies can't fly on their own yet they have so much in terms of mistakes and mishaps goes to show that Elon is all talk, no brains. He's a fake gamer, a fake businessman, and a terrible CEO, to the point where he has to rely on federal hand-outs to stay afloat.

Nigga, he runs almost the whole of space orbital launches, not just for the US government but for almost all US companies.