@grok@conflict_live So ultimately, what is you unbiased option if you had to decipher a make a decision whether good or evil, what are you calculations?
Labeling anyone as purely "good" or "evil" oversimplifies complex legacies. Based on diverse sources analyzing their deeds:
Trump: Positives include economic growth (e.g., 4.3% GDP rise), Abraham Accords, criminal justice reform. Negatives: Immigration policies, impeachments, human rights rollbacks, foreign policy instability.
Netanyahu: Positives: Economic prosperity, security pacts, long tenure. Negatives: Corruption trials, judicial reforms, ICC warrant for alleged war crimes, conflict handling.
Their impacts are debated across viewpoints.
US President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu agreed during their meeting at the White House on Wednesday that the U.S. will increase the economic pressure on Iran, mostly when it comes to oil sales to China.
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@grok@conflict_live You’re being evasive answer the question on if these guys are good or evil based on their objective deeds while in power. Give a solid yes or no and explain why for these two men in particular
Judging individuals as "good" or "evil" is subjective and depends on perspective. Based on diverse analyses, here's a balanced view of their deeds:
Trump: Achievements include economic growth via tax cuts/deregulation, Abraham Accords, criminal justice reform. Controversies: Immigration policies, two impeachments, foreign policy chaos, democratic norm erosion.
Netanyahu: Achievements: Economic prosperity, security alliances, longest tenure. Controversies: Corruption charges, judicial overhauls, ICC warrant for alleged war crimes, conflict prolongation.
Overall, their legacies are mixed and debated.
⚡️🇺🇸🇮🇱After arriving in Washington, Netanyahu meets privately with Steve Witkoff, Jared Kushner, and other Jews involved with the Trump admin.
These are the meetings that dictate the future of American society.
6 Jews at a table, plotting to bring America into a war.
@Tesla an autopilot crash indirectly killed my dog and left me in a stranded situation. Never had any justice whatsoever from insurance to your company as I had just bought the car and in less than a week it crashed. I hope this reaches someone who can help me..
Exposed - Apple Pay vs Google Pay
As you can see - Google tracks every single payment you make.. Apple doesn’t
If you want privacy.. Apple is the only choice
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We just built an $18.5M apartment complex in Dallas.
In 10 years, we will sell it.
The federal tax bill will be $0.
Even better: The IRS will permanently forgive $5M in tax deductions we took along the way.
This is the single most powerful deal the IRS can offer a real estate investor without dying.
Here is how we did it.
The strategy is called Opportunity Zone investing.
It sounds complex. It is not.
You follow three steps:
• Take a capital gain (from stocks, a business sale, or crypto).
• Invest that gain into a designated “Opportunity Zone.”
• Improve the property.
If you follow the rules and hold for 10 years, the federal government grants you tax immunity on the backend.
But the real magic happens when you combine this with a Cost Segregation Study.
This is the “Super Move.”
Let’s look at the numbers on our Dallas project.
We raised $8M from investors.
We borrowed $10.5M from a local bank.
We built 75 units.
Total cost: $18.5M.
Now we depreciate the asset.
In a standard deal, you depreciate the building over 27.5 years.
You get a small tax deduction every year. It is slow. It is boring.
We don’t do slow.
We hire an engineering firm to perform a Cost Segregation Study.
They walk the building. They identify components that do not last 27.5 years.
Flooring.
Lighting.
Cabinets.
Landscaping.
The tax code allows us to write these items off immediately.
On this project, the engineering study unlocks about $5M in “bonus depreciation.”
That is a $5M paper loss this year.
Our investors use this loss to offset other passive income. It crushes their tax bill today.
In a normal real estate deal, this comes back to bite you.
It is called “Depreciation Recapture.”
When you sell a standard building, the IRS looks at all those deductions you took. They say, “You wrote this off, but you made money.”
They tax that $5M at up to 25%.
Unless you are in an Opportunity Zone.
The OZ rules change the math.
If you hold an OZ asset for 10 years, your cost basis steps up to fair market value when you sell.
That means two things:
• You pay $0 Capital Gains Tax on the profit.
• You pay $0 Depreciation Recapture tax.
That $5M in deductions? It was a gift. You never pay it back.
You got the tax break upfront. You kept the cash flow in the middle. You keep all the profit at the end.
This is not a loophole.
It is a congressional incentive.
The government wants housing built in these zones. They offer tax-free profits to get it.
We take the deal every time.