Daniel

Ep 43 Is Rome Burning Yet? We talk about the similarities in monetary policy between Rome and the US. What were some signs? Do we have advantages? How bad are we doing? Hint: not good Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/331I4J… Google: podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6L… YT: youtu.be/cnYyzVWGmrM

@thevivafrei @OwenShroyer1776 The people I interact with that defend them are saying we need them in case we get mugged….

Who is defending Flock cameras? Serious question @OwenShroyer1776 I haven’t seen anyone defending them on my timeline. That said, I don’t think people should be tearing them down, since that will just be used as a pretext to put more up! 😂 the solution needs to be legislative, not vandalism - however righteous it might be. [never mind - found a couple. They just never appeared on my timeline. Now I suspect my timeline is going to be filled with them! lol ]

@washingtonpost My boys just spent a few days around their cousin who was glued to her phone the entire time...they understand now why they don't get one.

A new study suggests that addictive social media use among adolescent boys could contribute to worsening ADHD symptoms. Read more here: wapo.st/4wJmdVH

@MMFlint Oh boy, you know you're a shitty candidate when retard michael moore endorses you.

I'm proud to endorse my friend, Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, as our next U.S. Senator from the State of Michigan. Abdul isn’t a career politician. He’s a public health leader who spent his life trying to heal people before he ever asked for their vote. He believes healthcare is a human right. He believes working people deserve the dignity of a living wage. He believes corporations shouldn’t be able to buy our Democracy. At a time when too many politicians are asking what is politically safe, Abdul is asking what is morally right. Read why I'm supporting Abdul on my Substack: open.substack.com/pub/michaelmoo…

@geraldposner None of these people create any value of any kind. The only thing they want to do is steal.

The New York DSA co-chair says his parents fled Peru to escape what he calls “the imposition of capitalism and American imperialism.” Their solution? They moved to America. This sounds like the level of illogic that was the hallmark of my freshman year political science classes at UC Berkeley. He doesn’t realize he is not making a talking point as much as giving an example that collapses his entire argument.

@juliandorey The people with the flags in their profile don't listen to him...but they agree with him.

does anyone below age 70 listen to a thing this guy says

@RobSchneider It's a shame you don't support America.

I support Israel!!!

@christopherrufo This is a shit take.

I'm fine with Palantir, Flock, data centers, and autonomous fighting machines

@StoshxJosh @therealDeFlock This is also Tennessee…everyone has a gun

@FinEssentials @therealDeFlock That’s why the 2nd amendment exists.

"As a movement against $8.3 billion Flock Safety’s license plate readers gathers momentum, company CEO Garrett Langley tells Forbes he shouldn’t have called non-violent activists “terroristic” organizations." Oh, they are really freaking out. 🤣 forbes.com/sites/thomasbr…

@JoelWBerry lol no

The younger generations will soon realize the anti-Israel stuff was an op just like BLM and COVID. When that occurs, there will be a massive Gen Z pro-Israel reaction.

@MarioNawfal blame the fed...printing a dying currency only inflates the asset class 🤷‍♂️

🇺🇸 The richest 0.00001% of Americans now hold wealth equal to 12% of U.S. national income, the widest gap on record. That's a tiny sliver of people, a few dozen households, sitting on a share that tops even the Robber Baron peak of the early 1900s. The line barely moved for most of the 20th century, then took off in the 2000s as stocks, real estate and private companies pulled far ahead of wages. The tech boom and the AI surge stretched it further, with only a brief dip during COVID. Source: Financial Times, AFpost / Writer: Julie

@AlexanderSoros "Avoiding free and fair elections" Voter ID and voting in person fixes this. You and your evil ilk are the fraudsters...

The typical playbook of dictators across the world and throughout history: manufacture a supposed emergency so the dictator and their party can stay in power by avoiding free and fair elections. Trump is continuing to try to do this. This is what his ramble tonight was about.

@reddit_lies This is partially the parents fault too.

Of course the basement dwelling moocher thinks he shouldn't be expected to work.

California law is clear: You MUST be a U.S. citizen to vote state and federal elections. Voter fraud is EXTREMELY RARE — and almost always committed by U.S. citizens. Donald Trump’s Administration has repeatedly pushed false and misleading claims about elections. They have provided NO evidence to support these new “claims.” Why should anyone believe them now?

@Tim_Walz @ClaireFosterPHD You pardoned a child r*pist…you should be in prison

Friendly reminder: Donald Trump lost Minnesota three times 🎩 🏒

@nicksortor There won't be a single person held accountable. We all know this.

🚨 IT’S OFFICIAL: US intelligence officials KNEW China was attempting to RIG THE 2020 ELECTION for Joe Biden with MAIL-IN BALLOTS AND THEY COVERED IT UP. IT’S TIME FOR TREASON CHARGES. China was scheming to send in FAKE drivers licenses for Chinese sympathizers to cast TENS OF THOUSANDS of ballots by mail.

@FreddyLA7 Welcome to Nashville Freddy, Tennessee is an amazing place.

We’re at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville tonight, which we’ve been told is the most historic and legendary country music venue in the world. There are many different artists here who each perform a couple of songs. It feels like the ultimate country music experience.

@SStricklandMMA How do you donate money to the wind?

We need to make a way to donate to the legends destroying flock cameras...... How do we support you?!

@Mediaite Gotta try and stay relevant somehow

Don Lemon Says He's 'Serious' About Considering a Run for President: 'People Keep Asking Me To Do It' mediaite.com/media/podcasts…

@ChefGruel My wife's family lives in Maine. Beautiful open fields are starting to build up with ugly solar panels. They tax you for everything. It's an agricultural state with the politics and cost of living of Massachusetts.

I just spent a few days in Maine. Portland area specifically, but traveling around the surrounding areas near the three schools: Bates, Bowdoin, and Colby. Shocked to see how many people were strewn across the streets of Portland openly doing drugs. The small but expensive towns felt like political indoctrination centers - with socialist-style messaging everywhere. Vineyard Vines and DSA messaging. Hilarious combo. The once vibrant blue-collar fishing communities felt desolate. Has every rich liberal from NYC, CT, and MA moved to Maine? At least the lobster was still fresh.