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Men of the west.

@citizen2891 @MikeNellis You are just a fucking moron. Peoples wages are printed away.

@MikeNellis Nope, the vast majority is just lazy. Get a job at McDonalds or Walmart and get an apartment with a room mate

You can't blame this on laziness The economy is broken

The is literally Weimar Germany 1930 but way worse. 1930s Germany gave the world Hitler, not sure what we get from this. An entire generation of young white men can do basic things like start families, gets jobs and live independently due to policies like infinite money printing, H1Bs, mass immigration, interest manipulation for boomers, DEI, affirmative action. Many factors coming to a head here soon. Here is pretty relevant speech from the great Oswald Mosley.

The average person really is retarded.

@APompliano Pretty wild you can just pull completely unverifiable numbers out of your ass and talk so confidently about it. Your platform has no assets on it. $0. It’s literally a chat bot lmao

@TraderStrider People with $50 billion in assets seem to care quite a bit :)

Everyone is betting against us. It is Silvia vs The World. Join our gang of misfits as we take it to Wall Street: cfosilvia.com

Holy shit..... under 35 years old. Three five! An affordability crisis has driven 25.2 million young adults (about 1 in 3) under 35 to live with their parents, surpassing pandemic-era peaks. Contrary to the "lazy" stigma, roughly 70% of these young adults are employed with artificially inflated home prices forcing the delay in independent living and family creation.

The job market and the economy are utterly fucked. Unemployment is a useless metric. The labor market participation is the worst in 50 years. When people give up and stop looking for jobs, they are not counted in the unemployment number. Less people are working than even the pandemic. Trump is lying.

@iam_biglad1 None of this is reflected in the stats. U-3 and U-6 unemployment trending up but still low, comparable to early 2025. Real wages dipped but trending up again, and not far off their all-time high.

The job market is straight-up cooked. The few places actually hiring are offering basically minimum wage for servant-tier work. Is it this bad everywhere or am I missing something?

Two Indians being interviewed in Starbucks now for a tech company. They don’t even interview Americans anymore.

Man... Chamath is such a prick. He's back to steal more money. If you could go back in time, would you do the SPACs again? "I wouldn't have come on CNBC and talked about them." Wait, you're talking about your current project (on CNBC)? "This SPAC is different..."

@WarMachineRR That’s flat out lie. The labor market participation rate is at the lowest in 50 years.

President Trump on the state of the economy: “I just want to say that the United States has never done better. More people are working today in the United States than at any time in history. We have factories, plants, AI, and automobile plants being built at record numbers — more than we've ever had before.”

@CampbellKacee @VivekGRamaswamy H1B scam is the hill worth dying on. Fuck these mother fuckers.

@TraderStrider @VivekGRamaswamy ^^^This.

The best way to make the American Dream more affordable is to bring high-paying jobs back to Ohio & I know how to get it done. Grateful for the endorsement today from the Ohio Chamber of Commerce. Enjoyed meeting business leaders & workers at Kimball Midwest this afternoon. 💪🏼

Its OK for White people to want to live around other White people. You have been lied to.

Microsoft just announced they’re laying off 4,800 employees. They were approved this year for 2,273 foreign H-1B visas.

@libsoftiktok Where can you view H1-B data

There isn't a single American worker who wants $110k to be Berkeley staff, huh?

$BRR I saw a lot of posts on this name yesterday and some from some big accounts @hamids ... I do NOT own $BRR and am NOT buying it ... I dug into it a little bit to remind myself the history on it and it's shady ... In April, BRR acquired CFO Silvia, Inc. from Inflection Points Inc. which is CEO Anthony Pompliano's own investment vehicle. He was on both sides of the deal and his payout worked out to ~3.79M BRR shares, pushing his stake to ~16.4%. IMPORTANTLY, there was no oversight ... there was a legally mandated vote, a special committee, and a paid fairness opinion. (1) the fairness advisor was hired by the company, not an independently walled-off committee; (2) the company itself flags in writing that the committee "may not be effective"; and (3) the deal priced a near-zero-revenue company at ~$33M in stock owned by the seller who is also the buyer's CEO 😬

Recruiters require 10 years of experience in an AI that came out three months ago. It just so happens that Rajesh from India has over 20 years of experience in that particular AI. How can lazy Americans compete?

No winning argument so resort to labels. Meanwhile, Jason fled California and moved to Texas because of the policies he supported.