Comments by "Grim Affiliations" (@grimaffiliations3671) on "Valuetainment" channel.

  1. Props to The Intercept for being the first to cover the lab leak story seriously
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  2. All this video proves is that by now pay later is a lot better than credit card debt
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  3. notice how he uses the word "cave" this channel was rooting for the corporate elite
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  4. this is a rare case of the elites actually being held accountable like the rest of us
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  5. Can't imagine this being good for morale one way or another
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  6. fleeing is the answer
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  7. Shouldn't he be more focussed on winning fights?
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  8. Moving to another stats changes a lot actually, insurance isn't anywhere near as bad outside of florida
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  9. Apparently senior Russian generals supported progpzhins March on Moscow. Putting has never been weaker
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  10. Raising interest rates also just means older Americans get a lot of stimulus from all those extra interest payments. Personal interest income went up 120 billion this year
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  11. no true at all
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  12. it's well known that elites usually get away with this sort of thing, of course they're only going after trump for political reasons. But when you enter politics, you better make sure your dealins are clean, however rich you are
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  13. I mean his only major bill was a tax cut for rich people, which Jeb probably would've passed too but this is crazy
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  14. gold has even underperformed leggo bricks as an investment
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  15. Dude lost by more than 7,000,000 votes 🤣
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  16. and he added to it. He hired hundreds of lobbyists
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  17.  @leonelorozco2514  That actually isn't happening anymore, millennial aren't moving right like previous generations as they age.
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  18. trying to minimize covid deaths?
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  19. It's mainly housing costs. If you're a red state that doesn't want to be like cali and new york, make sure to build as much housing as possible
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  20. What a great victory for my teamster brothers!
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  21. money isn't drying up in either country because both have fiat currencies
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  22. quite often actually
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  23. thats why congress needs to pass the end child poverty act
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  24. Gotta give Biden props for getting us to 5% growth while keeping us below 4% unemployment for the longest stretch since the 60's. Didn't think that could happen
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  25.  @bradleyboyer9979  i don't know any homeowners who were off by 20,000 square feet when they documented the size of their properties
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  26. They recently put a small tax on a tiny percentage of the residents and raised almost a trillion dollars. Think about that. And they say taxing the rich doesnt work
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  27. there should be a universal welfare program for all kids, elderly and disabled people. The government should step in and provide and income for those who can't work for themselves
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  28. u dont know what you're talking about
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  29.  @pamukpicker  someone with a vajajay
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  30. I'm more concerned about the recent Elon Musk connections to epstein
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  31. Clearly not since every country on the planet uses fiat. Besides, all gold backed currencies have gone to zero too. That's why there are many fiat currencies today but no gold/silver backed ones. A fiat currency only goes to 0 if your country is not self sufficient or if you borrow in forign currencies. Countries that are self sufficient and borrow only in their own currency will never go to 0, nor will they collapse every few years like gold backed currencies used to do
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  32. inflation sin't going up nearly that fast
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  33. cope
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  34. Because employment is so high. This is the longest stretch in US history with unemployment below 4%
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  35. this is a big part of the inflation we've been seeing
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  36. small promotion from governor of cali
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  37. Like the uhlines and the koch family (who sold gas to hitler) and the Mercers
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  38. He lost because he never cracked above 49% approval once
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  39. It's not really "debt" in the traditional sense. Its a liability for the government sure, but its an asset for bond holders
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  40. Does that mean people were getting that much unwarranted tax refunds before? This is great news
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  41.  @shellroc21  You can have financial turmoil without running out of money. And no, it's not drying up due to debt, sovereign debt isn't the same as private debt
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  42. everyone i know is doing well. Thats why we look at macro data, not personal stories
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  43. because they fled the housing costs not the policies
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  44. A billionaires who chooses to support a party that wants to increase taxes on the rich instead of the party that bows to our corporate overlords is a breath of fresh air
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  45.  @jenghiskhan69  that's corporate language
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  46. Yeah, its foolish to think a government can fun out of its own currency
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  47.  @ahkoy973  yeah, and it will always be increased
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  48.  @americanpleb7871  i really don't think people would maim themselves to get disability support, and if they do only an incredibly small number of people would do that. Certainly not enough to offset the millions of people who would get out of extreme poverty
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  49.  @goozebump  The Ukraine spending only accounts for 0.006% of our budget, blaming that for why we can't help our poor is lazy
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  50. he's twisting himself into pretzels to make his crash predicitons a reality
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