Comments by "k98killer" (@k98killer) on "Styxhexenhammer666" channel.

  1. Fwiw, having diamond hands is about the principle of personal fortitude and strength of conviction in spite of one's lack of intellect. So I commend Melvin for doubling down on their short positions -- they'll be diamond handing all the way to a $1 trillion loss, the most epic smooth-brain hodling in history, because they can't afford to cover their position. Let them waste their money on a 30% loan to maintain their account and whatever they pay CNBC for their propaganda pieces. GME 🚀🌕.
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  2. "Cheecom" == Cheenese Communists
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  3. UBI because BITFD. The sooner we go through the apocalypse, the sooner we can rebuild a better world from the ashes of the old way.
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  4. Taiwan needs to replace its constitution if it wants to be fully independent, as its current constitution maintains outdated references to borders, provinces, etc. But if it did so and relinquished all claims on the Chinese mainland, it would piss off the Chicoms, so they can't do it without a safety guarantee from the US; but the US can't give a safety guarantee until it updates its constitution to claim only its actual borders. If they did not do both simultaneously, the Chicoms would take offense and start a war, but it is infeasible for Taiwan to change its constitution without a long process involving their voters who overwhelmingly want to continue the status quo. So Taiwan is just stuck for now.
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  5. Green Communism is not going to work, obviously. What we need is to abolish all the corporate socialism we already have, not increase the amount of people under the nanny state's umbrella.
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  6. Being a right-wing caricature of the left is a policy platform these days.
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  7. There won't be leaflets about capitalism dropped into South America because the whole plan of the bankers is to subjugate every human and economy to the socialists running the money printing mandrake mechanism. The excision of capitalism and economic freedom is the purpose and design of these bureaucracies -- that any liberty still exists anywhere is a bug that the socialist alchemists wish to squash.
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  8. The Chazistani National Guard is a perfect example of how great a police department can become when freed from the strictures of sanity and accountability. 16 year old on a joy ride? Bullet. Someone sprays graffiti over someone else's graffiti? Beating. You cook chicken too long? Believe it or not, bullet. You cook chicken too short? Also bullet. CHAZ has great socialist utopia all because of bullet.
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  9.  @OokamiKageGinGetsu  that is rough. Have you gotten back on your feet?
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  10. "Some voters are sexist... That's the schlong and short of it."
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  11. Lol my dad literally believes that Jehova, the god of the sand people, is punishing America for "abandoning our Christian roots", e.g. abortions and gay marriage. Never misunderestimate the potential of Bush supporting evangelocons to believe stupid shit.
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  12. "You're no longer allowed to have eyebrows in this competition, so we're taking away the trophy you won 30 years ago."
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  13. "Our farts and prayers go out to the Iranian people."
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  14. Blood moon eclipse tonight/early morning in Europe.
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  15. "Trumpanzee" lol
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  16. There is only one tax I don't mind paying: the 10-11% (wholesale value) firearm and ammunition tax that goes into the Federal Wildlife Restoration fund (Pittman-Robertson Act) and is distributed to state conservation projects to maintain public hunting grounds and gun ranges. Everything else annoys me relentlessly.
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  17. Here are my suggestions: 1) Abolish the Fed; ban fractional reserve currency; create a new structure for decentralized issuance of currency at the individual citizen level. This will remove the Cantillion effect that is stratifying society. 2) Constrain the federal government expenditure to 10% of the money supply. 3) Constrain the federal government workforce to 10% of the adult population. 4) Abolish the federal income tax; instead have the federal government tax the states directly as a percentage of state tax revenue. 5) Replace first-past-the-post voting with score voting. 6) Give the states the ability to repeal any federal law so long as the legislatures of a majority of states or a number of states whose combined citizenry is a majority of the US citizenry pass a resolution repealing that federal law.
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  18. I wonder if the long hair depictions of Jesus were made to make him look honorable to the Germanic heathens.
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  19. You're way off and should probably correct your comment. "The overhead and administrative costs for most programs are modest, generally under 5%." -- Cato Handbook for Policymakers § 41. Poverty and Welfare, the Cato Institute, 2017 "It is often assumed that program consolidation will reduce costs by reducing administrative overhead, but the overhead costs in welfare are typically less than 10 percent; therefore, it is not likely that consolidation will substantially reduce spending." -- Understanding the Hidden $1.1 Trillion Welfare System and How to Reform It, the Heritage Foundation, 2018 Edit: the closest thing I could find to an argument of inefficiency was a left-wing article complaining that welfare has gradually shifted from "cash assistance" wealth redistribution to things like child care, addiction treatment, and domestic violence services, but even it showed the administrative overhead as decreasing from ~10% in 1998 to ~8% in 2014. (This article then says that California gives half its welfare grant money directly as cash assistance while Georgia spends 80% on social programs -- imo, Georgia is less of a literal shithole than California, so the comparison does not help the pro-communism argument.)
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  20. Imo, Maxwell was the mastermind behind the operation, and Epstein was the fall guy. Maxwell was born into aristocracy; Epstein was merely adopted into it.
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  21. * McConnel voice * See now, I just shrink back my neck and stay in my shell like this... * shrinks into shell for a moment to demonstrate * ...but then I hear someone say "cocaine", and so I start waddling over to get some. It's not for me -- it's for the girl I keep in my basement at home, helps lift her mood a bit. * looks around the room and eats some lettuce *
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  22. A quarter of the "new jobs" are government jobs, e.g. census workers, which are not generally productive. We have plenty more economic pain to deal with before everything stabilizes. The monetary system itself is working against us -- the recession was almost certainly caused by the Federal Reserve monkeying around with interest rates in 2018, leading to the repo market implosion in August 2019.
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  23.  William McGeehan  I've never eaten leprechaun meat, so I can't confirm.
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  24. "Fucker Carlson" lol
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  25. Citizens have the right to defend themselves and the responsibility to defend others.
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  26. The main problem with quantum computers is that they break almost all of our public key cryptography, meaning we will have to adapt the software and hardware on our smartphones and laptops to use much less efficient cryptographic primitives, e.g. instead of elliptic curves with 64 byte keys we will have to use McEliece codes with their >4MB keys or Merkle trees with thousands of single-use Lamport signature keys each >16KB. Perhaps it wouldn't be such an issue if quantum technology was available for the masses, but we are currently looking at a situation where only the most wealthy and powerful entities will have the ability to snoop on everything we do, so we will have the burden of running less efficient crypto to preserve our privacy for a while. Also, how many triceratops do you need, Styx?
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  27. I think I might create a shrine with Washington, Jefferson, Teddy, and Grant kneeling beneath the goddess Columbia on whose arm is perched an eagle. First problem is that I have no idea how to carve statues.
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  28. Homeschoolers get their school supplies and curriculum materials subsidized by the money that would have been allocated to their children in public/charter school.
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  29. Everyone knew this would be a recession year. Corona-chan is a scapegoat for the woes of the credit cycle created by fractional reserve lending of fiat currency issued by a central bank. People need to learn what happened in 1971 if they want to understand why the economy is all out of whack.
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  30. Eris is Goddess, and QAnon her prophet. Truth and falsehood are arbitrary and interchangeable. Hail Discordia.
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  31. Theoretically, the value of a business is the book value (assets - liabilities) plus the future cash flows discounted by the "risk-free rate" (i.e. US Treasury debt yields). In practice, valuation variances from the theoretical value are approximately random.
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  32. There are several trees missing in the after photo. That is the only significant difference.
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  33.  Clarence Spangle  before the creeks and rivers started flooding here in SWFL, I was catching plenty of tilapia with my cast net and cane pole. Much more difficult after the flooding took place.
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  34. The only objectionable things about the Guidestones were the eugenics guidelines. All the math and science stuff was not controversial. It was designed to be a corruption of the ancient dolmen structure as well, so I suppose that its destruction is symbolic that their god has been defeated.
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  35.  @timwhiting6721  cellphones are weapons? Is that why cops shoot black kids holding iphones?
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  36.  @lesliesylvan  Halfth Amendment: "The right of the people to sp"
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  37. But if we scale down the FBI, who will interview future mass shooters and set them loose on society?
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  38. Facebook and Twitter are such garbage platforms. It seems like they are both filled with the most ridiculous and hateful TDS nonsense possible -- literally, nobody argues the merits of their position, they just spew ad hominems.
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  39. The Florida Democrats are being investigated for ballot fraud for the 2016 election. They were going around, getting ballots filled out a week after the election, and then handing them in like they were ex-pat mail-ins, or something like that.
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  40. The massive levels of debt compared to currency supply is also dragging on the global economy. We're at the point in the long term debt cycle in which either a new great depression will occur or the currency will have to be devalued to essentially create a modern jubilee. In fact, anyone who was paying attention knew that a recession was looming due to the yield curve inversions starting in December 2018 and the August 2019 repo market crisis ("repo" in this case means securities repurchase agreement, one of the main global eurodollar funding mechanisms). We briefly had another yield curve inversion last year during the March madness. The idea that the economic pain would somehow be over as quickly as they've indicated with the gaslighting was always absurd.
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  41. On the gold standard: while I dislike the fact of the inflation tax levied by the banks and the Fed in contravention of American philosophy (which Fed board member is my representative?), it is indeed true that utility value interferes with price discovery, so the best money would be one that has no utility. Having a steady quantity/reasonable monetary policy is generally more important than having utility. Ideally, the currency unit should be an abstraction that represents the productive capacity of the transactors and has steady per capita supply and demand characteristics.
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  42. Looks like someone anonymously put up a website claiming to be paid by Elder. It looks like black propaganda to me.
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  43. Fungal mycelia are intelligent life forms, and they are probably all over the galaxy.
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  44. Dynamite, not TNT: diatomaceous earth stabilizes the nitroglycerin and prevents accidental explosions during transit and use.
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  45. Beep boop, pixels ahoy.
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  46. Dogecoin is a distraction. Keep your eye on the prize (GME🚀🌕), fellow tards. Don't get greedy -- greed is how the hedge fund smooth-brains managed to fit so many bricks up their asses in the first place; they expected the pressure to make diamonds, but now they're just shitting bricks. Don't be a smooth-brain brick shitter. 💎👐📈🦍🦍🦍💪
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  47. First-past-the-post/plurality voting is the worst electoral method we could use and gives too much power to the plutocrats. Instead of a system that devolves to corrupted two-party rule, where we have to "vote for the lesser of two evils" or "throw away a vote" on a third party candidate, we should use score voting, which the bees have been using for tens of millions of years for selecting hive location. Our electoral system ought to build a strong consensus rather than a perpetually divided and corrupt political class.
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  48.  @lostlothbrok7156  you are correct. I'm unsure why you sound unsure.
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  49. The militant vegan stealing one of Bernie's microphones was fucking hilarious.
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  50. One of my friends put a Biden sign in his yard just to piss off his neighbor, but he didn't actually vote for the guy because he's not insane lol
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