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@themountaingoa1 @TheAliceSmith Agree dude, china is the worst

@TheAliceSmith The woke position is that a genocidal rape colony that constantly murders kids is worse than a country which is not as feminist as we would like.

So the woke position is that The Handmaid's Tale is okay if it’s in an Islamic context.

the neoliberal mindset is more that we already live like royalty and don't appreciate it enough, and should appreciate and recognize the systems that make it possible

@AF1Pax_Frog @Howlingmutant0 @RightWingCope Feels like a lot of people don’t know Jan 6 was in 2021

@RightWingCope Lol

BREAKING: Kash Patel’s GOONER account has been discovered from a username leak 💀

@hippojuicefilm Not to mention the god awful, completely pointless “video that could have been a tweet”

This is the most cringe and gay cowboy larping I have ever seen. It makes Brokeback Mountain seem like Tombstone in comparison.

Cost of a McDonald's meal from a time-price perspective. wsj.com/opinion/big-ma…

I respect crem for putting this together, truly, but I already knew seed oils don’t matter using my trusty heuristic “no nutrition claims are true”

Investing Quote of the Day: “I continue to believe that the American people have a love–hate relationship with inflation. They hate inflation but love everything that causes it.” - William E. Simon

Crazy how many "freedom loving small government conservatives" want a complete police state. These ppl are the biggest bootlicking pussies I've ever seen.

@brithume Saying the term “Russiagate” is an admission you didn’t read his report

Quote: "Mueller’s family didn’t deserve the president’s grave dancing. None of Trump’s many enemies do. But Trump also didn’t deserve Russiagate. Nearly a decade after that phony scandal, our republic is still trying to recover." thefp.com/p/robert-muell…

@dollarsanddata That’s all fine and correct but someone at the top 5% is not in the “middle” regardless of how far above them someone else is

The upper middle class and middle class have very similar lifestyles. The upper middle class may have a nicer car or a bigger house, but they don’t have a chauffeur. They may buy slightly nicer food or upgrade to business class more often, but they don’t fly private. The lifestyle of the actual rich is as foreign to both.

Someone earning $500k per year with $1M-$10M in assets is "upper" middle class in NYC (so still middle class). They don't fly private. They have a job. This is obvious once you understand The Wealth Ladder. The true rich are those in Level 5 ($10M-$100M) and above.

@SaraEisen Since when did you develop the ability to scrutinize the incentives of people making claims? You certainly don’t take that angle with the trump bros you’re constantly apologetic for

Shocking. The head of the world’s largest asset management firm, whose firm’s primary jobs is to invest on behalf of clients, tells people to stay in the markets.

@kaiser_doge @MKnowlesShow No- republicans often leave out key context or make routine items seem sinister in an effort to push their misplaced view. Asking follow ups for context reveals their deception (do illegal immigrants receive welfare? NO. Their CITIZEN minor children do). Not as compelling tho!

She’s doing that classic thing where she just keeps stacking questions, not to understand, but to wear him down. The goal is that eventually he won’t have a perfectly polished answer on the spot, and then she jumps in with a “gotcha” and acts like that proves him wrong. It’s less about having a real discussion and more about setting up a trap where anything short of instant, perfectly sourced answers gets treated as a loss, this is a picture-perfect leftist play.

@nickgillespie @DrPopCultureUSA The classic “life isn’t expensive, your preferences are”

@DrPopCultureUSA '“When we talk about the possibility of moving to the suburbs, we both really dread it,” Mr. O’Leary said. “I don’t like to drive. Anala doesn’t drive. I feel like we’d be stuck. We really value being able to walk everywhere.”'

'“I think we’re middle class for this area,” Mr. O’Leary said.' In fact, per a link in the article: median household income in 2023 for their neighborhood was $155,710; for the city as a whole, $79,480. Why do so many people live in fantasyworlds abt their own wealth?

Socialists continue to be the flat earthers of economics.

@endless_frank Shouting to the masses that you’re fooled by obvious lies and gaslighting is quite something

I’m really sick of this shit. I’m a total Trump supporter. Never voted against him. For 6 months now, markets get fucking destroyed on every attempt to rally 1%. I understand that Iran was and is a threat and we need to do what’s right for humanity by neutralizing that threat, but I’m sick of this insider shit. Some large cohort of insiders knew for 6 months what was coming and sold every single fucking rally since. This is not a market, it’s a 3rd world casino and I’m really fucking tired of it. My vote will not EVER be for a democrat. I don’t believe in open borders to criminals, I don’t believe in shoving the LGBTQ flag and transgender’ism in anyone’s faces and I don’t believe in crooked politicians that enrich themselves through fraud LLC’s and NGO’s, but I also don’t believe in is this bullshit that I’m witnessing in markets. Everything is a complete fucking fraud and maybe @TuckerCarlson has a point. The American way has lost itself. There are frauds literally everywhere on both sides of the isle and it’s destroying this country inside out.

@HighyieldHarry “We don’t care about liquidity” people really are freaking out about these gates

The world is ending because of private credit firms are enforcing their quarterly limits instead of mass selling unitranche debt below par. I think one of the takeaways out of this "credit cycle" is a decent amount of folks shouldn't hold private credit thru cycles.

@SilverNBlack52 @BlueRepublik What voters “want” and what they’re willing to pay higher taxes for are two different things

@BlueRepublik 1. Biden did right thing for macro level as you stated. 2. Voters don't know macro and cares more about micro. Biden failed the micro level, such as these policies. Voters wants Universal Childcare, Maternity Leave, increase Minimum Wage, Federal Vacation, etc. Dem failed it

Ultimately Biden did what was best for the economy - prevented mass unemployment but he had high inflation This was objectively the soft landing, and the superior economic choice But Americans didn’t grasp this, and now the corrupt orange pedophile is back

@sugarbets_ @BlueRepublik Very small price to pay for a global pandemic that completely shut off global supply chains. Thank you.

@BlueRepublik Inflation wasn’t even high comparatively and when the very obvious covid cause is considered

@Zacbunchanumbrs @BlueRepublik 1- he did 2- when are people responsible for their own of understanding basic aspects of life? They sure were confident about economic issues before?? 3- inflation was high but otherwise the economy was strong. What do you think caused the inflation?

@BlueRepublik He could have made that argument instead of gaslighting people about the economy being great

@BlueRepublik When you trace the stimulus that contributed to the inflation, it was mostly from the fed and trump in 2020. Biden passed the infrastructure bill in 2022 but inflation was already falling by that point. Stimulus hit as vaccines were released, as Biden took office. Bad timing.