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@unusual_whales Continues importing inequity

Bernie Sanders: “60% of our people living paycheck-to-paycheck, and one guy, Elon Musk, owns more wealth than the bottom 53% of American households... Think maybe that might be an issue that we should be talking about?"

Another brick in the wall. @ReceiptHog

@ThatEricAlper Gay

“Americano” Is Now “Canadiano” At This Coffee Shop

@The_Money_Buddy Behind who?

A guy I know is 35. He has: • $150k in his 401k • $40k in savings • No other investments He’s wondering if he’s behind. What would you tell him?

@BellaBaddie__ Im going to kill all these people

Without naming ur job, tell me somethin you say 50 times per day at work

@lady_valor_07 Join the most expensive gym in your city.

I’m 25. Give me oddly specific life tips. No general ”surround yourself with positive people” tips. I want the most random, specific advice possible.

@gpatterson828 Dijon mustard

For me: going out to dinner.

@obeyguy This guy has never been to toronto.

The only cities worth living in: - London - Sydney - Berlin - Toronto - Lisbon - Barcelona - Dallas - Montreal - New York - Vancouver - Los Angeles Everything else is ass.

One can only assume this is good for US energy, correct? @ericnuttall

I am an idiot.

Success hits different when no one believed in you.

@Maddy_OnChain @van00sa Unfair comparison. His purchase legitimized bitcoin.

@van00sa and then I think about that guy that bought two pizzas for 10,000 BTC 😳

I think about the people who bought bitcoin at $10 sometimes. Like they didn’t know, they just thought it was interesting and put money in and forgot about it. No strategy just vibes, and now they’re on a yacht somewhere. I wonder how they’re doing.

Just reached level 7 in Sunflower Land! So proud of my progress in this game. 🌻🚀 sunflower-land.com #SunflowerLand #LevelUp

Still trying to figure out what this is about but I just reached level 7 in Sunflower Land! So proud of my progress in this game. 🌻🚀 sunflower-land.com #SunflowerLand #LevelUp

Nothing has made me take more of an anti immigrant sentiment than watching Olympic figure skating.

@matthews2hell Bruh canada is a disgrace to canada

she’s a disgrace to canada

How come @ttc poo officers always show up when I am being lazy and dont want to pay for 2 stops and not when someone is smoking meth of the street car? #toronto

Success hits different when no one believed in you.

A Wake up call! Canada has seen this movie before. and it did not end well. In the 1980s, when the United States under Ronald Reagan pivoted decisively toward supply-side economics and pro-growth reform, Canada chose the opposite path. Rather than adapting to the new North American reality, the Liberal Party and Pierre Elliott Trudeau leaned into a narrative that cast the U.S. as the villain and used that resentment to justify doubling down on progressive, interventionist policy. And unfortunately, the Canadian electorate bought it. The result was not moral victory, but national decline. Of historic proportions! As the U.S. unleashed investment, cut taxes, and reoriented its economy toward competitiveness and productivity, Canada sank deeper into high-tax, high-spend, anti-growth orthodoxy. By the early 1990s, the country was widely regarded as a fiscal basket case, an honorary member of the Third World in the eyes of global markets and institutions. Sovereignty rhetoric did not protect Canada from the brutal reality of debt, stagnation, and lost credibility. Global Capital markets are unforgiving, and will not buy the Proformative policy’s and moral virtue signalling that many Canadians are apt to fall for. At the same time, today’s Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem appears to be following in the footsteps of John Crow, reprising a hardline, backward-looking central banking mindset just as the global regime is shifting under his feet. Today, the script is being dusted off. Mark Carney and the current Liberal establishment appear intent on replaying the PET playbook: demonize a resurgent, supply-side America; cling to progressive dogma; and subordinate growth to ideological vanity. It is a dangerous delusion. In an era of deglobalization, reindustrialization, and strategic competition, a Canada that chooses post-national lectures over hard-nosed economic alignment will not be admired, it will be marginalized. The warning is stark: if Canada insists on repeating the 1980s error in a far less forgiving world, it should expect a harsher verdict than “honorary Third World.” This time, there may be no easy way back.

@_zrago @coin_with_us Explain? I missed something

@coin_with_us COINers trying to stake 1M coin before XL1 allocation is depleted 😆😆