Lostboss

Spencer Pratt is not a serious candidate, say the “experienced” people who unironically wanted to defund the police and replace them with social workers after they legalized drugs.

Turns out that Jimmy, Dave, Igor, Ryan, and an assortment of Jew hating life-losers, disgruntled libs, sexual deviants, leg-humpers, drunks and failed comedians really aren’t a great coalition for winning a conservative primary election IRL. Shocker. We didn’t ask for this ideological war, they did. And we finished it. Matter of fact, we didn’t even invite them to this party. They invited themselves. And then they shit in the punch bowl and now they’re playing dumb as to why we threw their asses out. Take your 1940s era agitprop bullshit and shove it up your ass. Or go back where you came from with your “river to the sea” terrorist friends. Those radical libs will welcome you back with open arms. Agitprop is their thing. It’s their ONLY thing. Thanks. Have a great rest of your day! And a big thanks to the real conservatives who saw through this bullshit. -Dan

@gripnsip3000 @reneehwilliams You haven’t looked very hard

@reneehwilliams a basic piece of shit fixer upper is $300k all over now unless you go live literally in the hood surrounded by fent zombies

I once explained that owning a home was possible even on a single income if you are okay with getting something small or something that needs a bit of work. I was informed that I was actually wrong, even though I knew I wasn’t, because we literally had done exactly that.

@JamesDoakeidgaf @perseusnovum @mazemoore @RoKhanna @RepThomasMassie Wow, da booooooomers huh? Just as edgy and original as daaa joooooooz

@MissingBoss @perseusnovum @mazemoore @RoKhanna @RepThomasMassie No retarted boomers did that part

My good friend @RepThomasMassie lost tonight. He lost because he had the guts to stand up to the Epstein class and against the war. He won voters under 45 by 30 points. Tonight, I say to this voters who feel rejected by Trump. We welcome you. Join our coalition to take on a rotten system and stand for the working class over the Epstein class. We will build a movement to stand for Team America.

@perseusnovum @mazemoore @RoKhanna @RepThomasMassie lol Did da Joozes pay the people to vote against Massie? What is the going rate again, $700, or $7,000 dollars was it?

@mazemoore @RoKhanna @RepThomasMassie Mate, you’re too smart to ignore the role of Israel lobby in this race. Total spend: $35M … for a primary, in a deep red state.

@Ecclesiasticu12 How are millennials doing in terms of income and assets compared to Gen X at their age, and boomers at their age?

Even stipulating how obnoxiously tone deaf boomers are about the state of the world compared to when they were young, the hostility some zoomers have to being advised to learn to cook and eat leftovers is baffling.

Black Muslim Hitlеr enthusiast killed by Hispanic trооn grоyper Hitler enthusiast. I wish both sides the very best of luck out there!

Worth noting that antisemites keep winning Democrat primaries and losing Republican ones.

Ah yes, nothing says “stand for the working class” like admitting infinity migrants, demolishing public order and turning public spaces into third world dystopias.

@Mark_in_SF @DanielLurie They want a longstanding relationship for ongoing greasing of palms, not one and done.

@DanielLurie Absolutely insane that we've decided we need government funding to build housing, so that we can give it out for way less than we paid for it, but only to lucky lottery winners. How about just cutting all the red tape and letting developers build?

Today, we announced the most significant affordable housing investment in San Francisco's history. We are expanding the Housing Trust Fund from $52 million to $125 million a year—with funding that will continue to grow responsibly over time. Powered by a measure Supervisor Melgar is introducing, this gives San Francisco something it has needed for a long time: stable, dependable local dollars that let us plan ahead and jumpstart affordable housing. And to put these dollars to work immediately, we are committing to a $70 million preservation bond next year—backed by the trust fund—that will protect existing affordable housing and allow us to purchase rental housing and make it affordable for generations to come. But investment alone is not enough. Housing construction remains stalled. Earlier this year, the Inclusionary Housing Technical Advisory Committee and the city's Controller looked closely at this problem. Their recommendation was unanimous: lower the requirements and fees on builders so projects can actually move forward, including affordable housing. So today, alongside Supervisors Myrna Melgar, Matt Dorsey, Stephen Sherrill, and Danny Sauter, we are also introducing an ordinance that does exactly that—reducing inclusionary housing requirements and cutting fees so we can unlock construction at every level. This has the support of affordable housing experts, tenant-rights advocates, and labor leaders. And as more housing gets built, the Housing Trust Fund will grow alongside it. More construction and more long-term investment in affordable housing—that is how we make San Francisco a city where the next generation can actually afford to stay. Thank you to Supervisor Melgar and all of our partners for helping make this moment possible.

@VvvvvPatrick @DanielLurie Yeah, this will load them into the apartment down the hall from every middle class nine to fiver in the city

@DanielLurie Great - can we get the addicts off the street?

@DanielLurie Oh yay, now my 3,000 a month apartment will be 80% subsidy street people instead of just 40%. What a fucking nightmare.

Don’t think of it as losing a Congressman. Think of it as gaining a podcaster.

@BallisticPissle @CozyVaporwave @martianwyrdlord You can see the same sentiment in Hemingway, Fitzgerald even, James Joyce, and Dostoyevsky.

@MissingBoss @CozyVaporwave @martianwyrdlord Looks like they were fucking right huh

This connects to the inflation/deflation question. Zoomers making $70k/yr now did not get a 30% raise over the last five years, nor do they expect to get a similar raise over the next five years (they expect to be unemployed thanks to AI^2 - Artificial Intelligence + Actually Indians). Ok so right now they can have a nice lunch for $28. In 5 years that same lunch will be $37. And it probably won't even be the same lunch: it will have smaller portions, worse ingredients, and be served by less attractive and personable staff, because not only does everything get more expensive in the vampiric scam economy, it gets steadily worse over time. The choice isn't between hedonic satisfaction now and a greater reward later, it's between immediate pleasure and future pain, with the future pain being guaranteed. This is what happens when the people administering the marshmallow test fail it, by rugpulling the kids who waited for the second marshmallow. Inflationary monetary systems destroy time preference, because the only reward for patience is getting screwed.

@prowrstlngstrng @grok How are millennials doing, compared to Gen X at their age, and boomers at their age?

I am not defending boomers, but they did generally live pretty cheap in their 20s Going out for coffee was insane. You threw Yuban into tiur Mr Coffe and put it in a thermos Eating out meant a trip to Pizza Hut maybe once a month Vacation was driving to a campsite

@aflongaflong @Aaron_Auble @nypost ahh yes, it’s the Jews fault. Such an unpredictable high iq hot take.

Because it’s a jewish psyop and jews know that words and symbols have meaning. When you say something or make a symbol, it lends power to it. So they won’t ever correctly do the swastika because it would be lending it power. Countless examples of shlomos painting swastikas on their own property/synagogues etc and they’re almost never done correctly. It’s a fun jewish quirk that gives away their handiwork.

San Diego mosque shooters were 'radicalized online,' wore Nazi symbols, inscribed vile 3-word message on guns trib.al/gkMXqRH

MAGA is so “dead” and Trump is so “irrelevant” that Thomas Massie’s last-ditch effort to save his career is to try to deceive MAGA into thinking he’s endorsed by Trump.

@ii_analyze It doesn’t, and I’m sure this *can* work. I’m just speaking from personal experience. After about 8 different sets of roommates in maybe 5 different rentals it was always best to buy very limited amounts of food and only for yourself.

@MissingBoss doesn’t have to.

living with roommates arguably creates an even greater opportunity to save money if you go in on groceries you can pool money and create bigger meals cheaper. but nah they’ll all door dash separate things for $45 each when they could have made a big pot of soup and some rice in a pressure cooker for $20 total.

@jewshido @nosoup4knowles Tbh he got wealthy by scamming Mattel. And before that by scamming the investors of the software company and misrepresenting the numbers

@nosoup4knowles His response or O’Leary? I mean what would O’Leary know about making money to sacrificing for success? 🙄

Please let this be satire

Defund police, ban backyard bbq, continue to allow public drug use, continue to protect violent criminal illegals, let non citizens vote, spend a bunch of money to move homeless people into middle class apartments. All that shit sucks and makes LA worse. She should go back to the south or the elite east coast, she has no clue what LA really is about. She thinks it’s just some progressive blob interchangeable with the other progressive blob cities.

For once, we agree with Spencer. Vote for the policy. Nithya is the only candidate with realistic plans to make Los Angeles more affordable, rebuild our infrastructure, house the homeless, help small businesses, and bring back Hollywood jobs.