Youtube comments of Samson Soturian (@samsonsoturian6013).

  1. It's also surprising how many people delude themselves into thinking Wolf of Wall Street is how the system works, rather than a morality tale of degeneracy that ended with the protagonist in prison.
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  2. To add: The most profitable high-speed rail is in Japan. This is because they have a high GDP per capita, and are one of the most densely populated places in the world. So much so that it is often faster to walk 6 miles than to drive. The perfect place for a HSR.
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  3. The fact Ben feels the need to deny he has professional certifications probably means he is, in fact, licensed to give financial advice.
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  4. Just so we're clear, army drill sergeants aren't allowed to do a lot of this stuff in most countries. Sleep deprivation and injuries kills actual learning regardless how determined everyone is.
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  5. Soldiers in the Iraq War also had problems with dust. Iraq's desert sands are as old as the Earth and are ground extremely fine. The slightest wind kicks them up, it's coarse, and it gets everywhere. Even inside air field control tents, computers were found to overheat as the sand somehow managed to get in. Soldiers said they had to clear rifles everyday regardless if they used them because there would always be sand. It'd get in your shoes, inside your pants, and so on and so forth.
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  6. Treat Sam's statements with care as he is very biased in favor of not going to prison.
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  7. Former theatre guy here: Propmasters handle the props, not the actors. No surprise the propmasters are already pointing fingers at each other. And yes, film production is usually that hectic, but most people don't throw safety out the window.
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  8. Patrick's sarcasm is so tight the scammers think he's being polite...
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  9. Raising the price of a ticket doesn't help them, either. That simply reduces ride numbers. So most rails will raise the cost of freight to the point it is often cheaper to move by truck than by train. This contributed to their fuel shortages a few months ago, as the ability to move coal across country was limited.
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  10. I actually looked at Adani's response. The bulk of the 400 pages was a rehash of their official books and most of the rest was jargon about corporate vision. The relevant pages dismissed the majority of allegations without response and the rest of it contained logical fallacies insisting Adani had no incentive to commit the crime. It was a long winded "Trust me I'm legit."
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  11. "Just sitting on my porch, firing my gun in the air." -Suspect, apparently
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  12. Work so hard and take so much risk to get that money just to blow it all away in one night out? Yep, that sounds like most of the dealers I've known.
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  13. "Oh, he's kinda cute..." Literally two seconds later: Screams bloody murder.
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  14. "When hyenas want to eat your children, first they accuse them of smelling like goats." -African proverb
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  15. All because she didn't want a ticket. Pride goes before the fall.
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  16. People who have berated me for "not knowing what socialism is" consistently refuse to define socialism except to say how wonderful it is.
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  17. I was at the main office of Mastercard for a time. They had massive rec rooms, a library, lounges, and a whole parking lot dedicated to EV charging. Literally none of it was ever used, sitting empty while workers went straight from the open-cubicle desks back home in their gas cars. Just a massive waste of money
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  18. A good way to loosely translate the "tofu dreg project" expression is to say "breadcrumb buildings."
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  19. Former tanker here: In order for a wheel like that to come off at least 5 different people weren't doing their jobs. Those things use bolts strong enough to pick up a building, so it either wasn't bolted down from last time they serviced it or the bolts were fake.
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  20. The problem isn't we're broke, the problem is most politicians are more concerned about the party affiliations of the men proposing a bill rather than the bill itself.
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  21. I own a chemistry book from the 1930's that spoke of the use of lead in gas. It straight up said the lead put into the air was statistically insignificant... To be fair, this was when uranium glass was also a thing
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  22. They'll spend a small fortune on fake luxuries but are too cheap to buy a window AC?
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  23. Everyone who wants a Tesla, has a Tesla.
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  24. A lot of Evergande's debt was fraudulently hidden. They'd take on a partner for various projects and list their "shares" as assets. But these partners would get a guaranteed return of a few percent so this was really debt.
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  25. Well, if he's crying, he ain't suffocating
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  26. People angry that other people can't or won't take extreme personal risk to pump up their own investments are suspect at best.
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  27. The strange thing about this bubble is that it appears to be something most consumers are actively avoiding even if the sing the praises of AI.
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  28. The root cause is people want the money that comes with new inventions, they don't actually care about the work that creates them. I assure you, John Deere didn't get rich selling better plows because he had an idea, he got rich because he spent literally his whole life making plows.
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  29. Those "wealth management products" promised 13% returns. For comparison, the Madoff's "hedge fund" promised 12%.
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  30. Getting paid with options sounds like a infinite leverage glitch
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  31. 2021: Everyone complains valuations are too high. 2022: Everyone complains markets are down.
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  32. Rural Kansan here: The rise of ethanol has driven a lot of farmers to install water pipes so they can turn wheat/soy fields into corn fields. That means the demand for corn is high enough you can make more money with one corn crop than you can with the double crop per year the wheat/soy method offers.
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  33. GDP growth targets are never a good sign. It means the government fully intends to boost numbers up even if it makes no sense.
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  34. Most obvious signs of a scammer: They dick measure with wealth, they get angry when you talk about criminals like themselves, and they claim their business is different than all the others. The influencer calling you a "broke moron" clearly has a guilty conscience.
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  35. Dogecoin is considered a joke, not a security.
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  36. All academic fraud shoukd be, because there's a ton of money that comes with PhDs and academic citations
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  37. They'll just research you on their own times and call you with an offer, not an interview.
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  38. I'm going to say it: Those Malians are as much a danger to themselves as others.
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  39.  @danielwanger5919  in my professional opinion, roughly 1 in 8 felonies are punished. Meaning it's possible to get away with a lot, but serial offenders are invariably caught.
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  40. 27 contractors? That's one way to make the simplest things complicated.
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  41. The crazy part is 3d printing has a niche profitable application (custom parts), but gamblers can turn anything into a ponzi scheme
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  42. You know it's a bubble when the existence of an industry drains others of capital
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  43. I'm getting a history PhD and I can say emphatically that you should never do this with the intent of making money. The only job that requires this degree is professor and you'll spend at least a hundred grand and years of hazing in grad school and have few if any job offers afterwards. There's still a steady stream of applicants because this job attracts egotistical bastards. Don't ask what I want to do with my degree. I cannot tell you.
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  44. If you're in a scenario where these losses are even hypothetically possible, you're doing it wrong.
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  45. You've gotta be a lot of finance student's favorite professor...
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  46. Just remember: There are over 4000 banks in the US and only about two dozen got credit rating downgrades due to rising interest rates.
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  47. Ah, yes. Combat engineers. For when you absolutely must renovate your neighbors house.
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  48. All the crypto banks are secretly insolvent. It's a systemic problem.
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  49. The most important thing to remember about the Crusades is no one was in charge. The only time an entire Crusader army had a single commander, he was excommunicated. In the first and largest Crusade there were three major commanders controlling only a marginal preponderance of forces. Many of them were gangs of amateurs under the command of their local barrons and princes.
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  50. You wanted a siege, you got a siege.
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  51. Photos of the Tianjin library circulate on Facebook trivia pages claiming it's the "largest library in the world" but it is clearly fake since the books aren't even in accessible locations.
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  52. This is going to end the same way as those rental ebikes laying around everywhere.
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  53. Correction: The not-sugar part of the corn is a high protein mush that makes great cattle fodder. Not wasted.
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  54. The people who think this channel is boring likely also are pumping meme stocks.
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  55. Spirit's customers were people taking trips they couldn't really afford. That ended with low interest rates
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  56. About these South American "prisons." Most are just urban exile where the government sticks you in there and doesn't feed you or ask questions. The residents are very poor as they must fend for themselves, but rich criminals literally run the place for better or for worse, forming their own strange little prison community.
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  57. Welcome to Germany. They repurposed the flair gun as a grenade launcher, but none of the parts are interchangeable anyway.
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  58. "Yes, that's how it's pronounced and it's also how it's spelled." Shots fired... Someone call Paul Revere.
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  59. 5:50 Correction: Short selling is the act of borrowing assets to sell immediately and profiting when you buy them back later at a lower price and return them. The word you are looking for is "leverage," the use of borrowed funds to amplify gains/losses.
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  60. Also extra fuel = moar kablooie
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  61. The crazy part was he really was ethnic Jew. His ideological babble stemmed from his hatred of his family and refusal to work
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  62. She had to think about it and only named her brother in law because the cops were about to figure that out anyway. Note she originally called to get rid of "a tweaker."
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  63. Should show how out of whack startup valuations were in the era of low interest rates. Imagine valuing a YouTuber with a million subs at 10 million bucks. Anyone who gets paid in shares get stupid rich for a short time, and everyone else gets paid according to reality.
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  64. I think all that will happen is Apple will end up as Goldman Sach's largest shareholder and we'll drop the fascad that Apple's banking is separate from Goldman's.
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  65. In China, "Social stability" means "avoiding riots."
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  66. Anyone notice that as soon as stock markets became available to everyone, private equity markets exploded in size?
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  67. "Extremely well behaved for a cat." [Cat explicitly states he's going to eat your babies]
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  68. Church goers can be extremely trusting. I knew one couple that used church funds to pay gambling debts for years. The only reason anyone noticed was one church regular happened to work at the bank (small town).
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  69. If it looks like a gun, it is a gun. Never forget that.
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  70. This actually explains why all the technicals in the third world armies are Toyotas...
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  71. Ironic that a system meant to be impossible to control has problems only a government can solve...
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  72.  @BofaDee33  I've seen the insides of 3 different basics and no, that's no how that works. We like to joke about what is technically allowed but there's several competing ideas of how to run training.
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  73. Correction: The Ministry of State Security is the equivalent of all US intelligence agencies and Federal law enforcement put together. You can buy rank in there and a lot of promotions are done by referral so the average level of competency is low but they have infinite risk tollerance and will straight up build police stations anywhere at all so occasionally some of them pull off something stupid.
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  74. According to the medical examiner's report, Harvey had a heart disease and a history of meth abuse. That combined with the physical exertion and getting tased a bunch is what made his heart finally give out. The Tulsa District Attorney did not press charges.
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  75. You know, if they told the truth and showed puppies dressed as pandas, they would have still got a crowd. Sometimes I think these idiots want to scam people just for the thrills.
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  76. HESH rounds are mostly used as anti-fortifications since it decimates brick walls and such, but the round most armies carry loaded in the chamber are HEAT rounds since they can be used on almost any target effectively.
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  77. First thing to know about Arabs: They value the prestige of titles and the appearance of power over the reality of either.
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  78. You know it's a bubble when there's money to be made in pretending to be in that sector
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  79. There's something you're missing: Most lottery winners resume previous living standards within a few years, with many reapplying at their old jobs. They simply blow all the money away on stupid stuff.
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  80. Something to remember about Chinese politics is the government is highly hierarchical and competitive. Ergo, getting promoted because you successfully hid all Covid cases or getting fired for some random dude testing positive is not unheard of.
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  81. The crypto ban makes a lot more sense when you think of it.
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  82. Revoke their visas. Problem solved
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  83. The bulk of Macau's GDP is from money laundering. The casinos will allow you to trade chips for any currency you want, and China severely restricts movement of capital out of country. Ergo, a VIP pass means that if you spend a weekend gambling you can move fortunes out of country. Given near two thirds of casino revenue are from VIP gamblers...
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  84. I think the ultimate winner is the bank, because while Twitter might fall Mr. Musk can still pay back that loan.
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  85. Nepotism is a thing. And when you have to lug around a gun you'll never use all day everyday, people get lazy.
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  86. The Cossacks called mink "soft gold" and it was as good as cash on the frontier. Clans generally had to pay five furs tax to the Tsar, which were sold for a fortune in Europe. The fur trade is part of what caused Russians to migrate into Siberia.
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  87.  @FernandoFernandesdeOliveira  The suspect would be liable but most insurance plans would pay out immediately
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  88. Military histroian here: I can tell just by looking at the plane that it is not stealth. There is a mathematically ideal shape for a stealth plane in which all the surfaces reflect radar away from the plane no matter the angle you look at. To get an idea of this shape, compare the F-35, F-22, and the F-117 upside down. The J-20's shape is mediocre, being fully stealth on an even 2d plane but its flat top and bottom are easy to see on radar. What good is stealth if you can't bank a turn without being spotted
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  89. They poisoned their soil and now have to seek greener pastures to find food. It's as simple as that
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  90. Googling... Reports say that party is getting 80% of "campaign donations," it doesn't say it's from Adani.
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  91. Step one: Announce going all EV. Step two: Sell all shares at absurd highs. Step three: Run.
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  92. About eating poisoned snow: That was an issue during the Winter War in Finland. Explosive residue was poison, and both armies were using snow as their primary water source. This is why you should never eat snow that looks even slightly off color or disturbed.
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  93.  @RamonChiNangWong078  No one wants to live at work no matter how well they are paid. We'd all rather work for our family
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  94. I think the bottom line is those markets were all sustained with borrowed funds. Not just their own mortgages, but the loans of the companies that the customers work for.
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  95. "I ONLY STOLE T-SHIRTS!" You're still getting arrested, bozo.
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  96. They were scammed, not involved
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  97. If you think speculation NOW is bad, just note the South Sea Company and Mississippi Companies each had market caps larger than all modern tech giants combined... BEFORE industrialization.
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  98. Does his wife ever walk into his work and say "WHAT ON EARTH ARE YOU DOING WITH THE GROCERIES?!?!"
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  99. Actually that should highlight that there were no snow storms for some reason
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  100. No one cares
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  101. They ceased to be Dutch ages ago
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  102. Those "oreo crumbs" are totally diluted with dirt
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  103. Yes, the way the system works most execs purchase their positions while employees don't have the fortunes needed for the equipment they use
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  104. To add: During lean years in the spring time it was not uncommon for people to spend 90% of their income on food, and the food they get is all preserves. So people eating cheap food or fasting during lent was sometimes involuntary and sometimes to save money for their families.
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  105. It's almost as if Evergande's frauds were the norm.......
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  106. It sounds like Cathy's team cooked the books for these companies in order to delude themselves it was a good idea.
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  107. "Biden's friendly immigration stance" Correction: Biden has made no significant change to immigration law so far.
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  108. I think Mr Cuban is right that his success is down to dumb luck. So many millions of young men trying to make it big, it should not surprise anyone that some get to the top without any particular skills.
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  109.  @drewyflynn6778  or they left for some reason. Or they were intoxicated.
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  110. This is a German armored vehicle quietly named after Erwin Rommel and no one noticed...
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  111. 16:40 The skew in the number comes from the high unreliability of the improvise rockets. Many fail to ignite, others explode on the launchpads, others never get any altitude, and others randomly turn without leaving Gaza.
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  112. What really ticks me off about a lot of these Chinese gangsters is not the racketeering but the casual gaslighting. You know everyone knows the truth, pendejo. There's no gain in pretending otherwise.
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  113. Some of these cheap alternatives aren't bad by themselves, it's that it's being marketed as the real thing.
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  114. Some people only want a revolution when they're in charge of it...
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  115. I ran a fireworks stand on commission this year. I paid my workers the same they'd get at a grocery store and afterwards I did the math and after expenses my pay was comparable a shift manager. I was drawn in by the small chance I'd get 4 times that if we had a good year, but I'd rather work at a factory than run a store. More money, fewer headaches, no insanely long hours.
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  116. We're all human
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  117. I'm old enough to remember when decades outdated science books for kids said comets were "dirty snowballs"
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  118. This means people knowingly chose fake food over real food
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  119. Another thing about British India is try as they might the Brits couldn't fully destroy the caste system. The Rajputs were the military caste and traditionally held a lot of power and refused to associate with other castes. The Brits didn't care and formed units from every caste, some of which were partially integrated with others. And since India is actually several countries forced into one colony, many unit recruitment were segregated on region as well. A system which continues even now.
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  120. The officer behind the attack was probably trying to sabotage the negotiations.
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  121. It IS a commodity. It's essential for life and can be bought with money
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  122. This is where real mob bosses come from. Nice enough to form a team, mean enough to commit a crime, and an infinite risk tolerance
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  123. "Buy state owned land." Correction: The Chinese government in China owns all land. They lease it to people for 30 to 70 years at a time.
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  124. I love the puppers casually playing in background...
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  125. There's something subtle I think most people miss: Dumping is systemic in China which is part of the reason exports from there have been stupid cheap for decades. Now that it is impossible to borrow lots of money, most companies can no longer do this driving up prices which drive away customers.
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  126. As my mother would say; It's just the same people with different faces.
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  127. Feed them to other animals
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  128. They went from not having crypto, to being the biggest bitcoin miner, to banning crypto in a few years. And that should tell you just how volatile CHinese markets are.
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  129. "They said I could be anything, so I became a TANK." -Armadillo, prolly
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  130. You know, if they actually bought the offices they rented they'd actually be making money with the same business model. Nothing spectacular, but there would be no struggle to justify the company's existence.
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  131. Yeah. It's their job to know the cost of peace and the prize of war. In fact, until WWI the US maintained up to date plans for war with Britain that all amounted to "take Canada before the British fleet arrives and uses Canada as a base."
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  132. Correction: Hedge funds don't necessarily try to beat the market, but try to stay 100% uncorrelated to the market (hence the name). Of course, the ones that do beat the market see massive capital inflows so...
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  133. A major factor is Chinese people have higher regard for American brands than Americans do. Office workers are known to put tea in old Starbucks cups just so people will think they're modern and sophisticated. Apple's success in China is just because for many years they were the top brand in America even though most Americans opt for lesser known brands with acceptable performance and lower profit margins.
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  134. It's called fraud and Tony can be charged with it.
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  135. To add: China is having its own inflation issues and has deep debt they can't pay. Getting foreign countries to take Yuan off their hands allows them to print more money without inflation.
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  136. A big trend in history was before rockets/torpedoes were invented the biggest ships could carry the biggest guns and take the most hits. Ergo warships were as big as engineering would allow. These days the biggest warships are never meant to see the enemy and smaller, faster, and sneakier ships carry heavy weapons.
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  137. Stop advertising art as blue chip. There is no such thing.
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  138. A big factor is that even the industries that aren't the subject of regulatory scrutiny on either side are diversifying out of China just in case they are at a later date.
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  139. "There's no subsitute for firing 2,000 rounds a month" We could do that a whole lot easier if we didn't spend 3/4ths of our time at the range waiting for our turn to shoot...
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  140. It's a legal con
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  141. Let's take a moment to recognize how awesome the name Hindenburg Research is for a activist short selling hedge fund.
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  142. The defendant has a very unfortunate name...
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  143. Cheap labor is never a means to build lasting growth in business. A lasting business is where everyone gets their cut.
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  144. Or Ponzi schemes or their pretty looks getting them on camera
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  145. Stupidity and greed are also factors.
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  146. Chamath is full of it. Accusing everyone else of his exact goals and racket.
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  147. He owned a small press to make pamphlets to pass out everywhere for everyone to ignore, yes
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  148. It's called the money multiplier effect. Everyone believed they are richer because everyone has borrowed money from everyone else.
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  149. That's not going to end well.
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  150. And panicking expressions
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  151. The FBI literally filed charges on 8 of these guys this week.
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  152. Warren Buffet once said that he doesn't invest in Russia because he's from a hostile country and that poses additional risks that stocks don't compensate for. He was right as if he had invested in Russia he would have likely been forced to sell at a loss.
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  153. That jerko was pumping this? I knew he was arrogant (literally thinks he's smarter than all the government) but I didn't think he'd get involved in this. Then again, of course he's guilty of the exact thing he accuses all the "oligarchs" of...
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  154. That's how the battle scenes in Lord of the Rings were done, and the massed battles were one of the reasons Christopher Tolkien thought it impossible to turn his father's book into a movie
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  155. Where I'm from we call this the Stupidity Tax.
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  156. Yeah, usually the army just orders custom variants of existing arms and gets a discount on manufacturing. Unless you're a sniper or special forces the army doesn't trust you to modify your own weapon
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  157. Note Mr. Gill did not originally buy for the short squeeze, he bought because the stock was trading below the value or assets if they liquidated. That doesn't absolve him from anything he might have said later.
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  158. In oil states "yet to approve the budget" is code for "we don't have the money."
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  159. Lets be realistic. How many of these test kits expire before being tested?
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  160. Correction: Many gas stations operate without staff present while the convenience store is closed at night.
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  161. For the mystery third pocket. It may be that combat ready soldiers were so thinly dispersed and so disorganized that neither the Germans nor the Russians could tell where the German lines were. This isn't uncommon in these battles since throughout the war there were all kinds of unorganized pockets as reality never follows clean lines on a map. The 28th Jan offensive may have put a Russian unit between German units, but the German command didn't even notice.
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  162. That South Africa diamond has a story to it. The kid picked it up and played with it because it was shiny. An Afrikaner offered to buy it, but the boy's mother was about to just let him have it. He had to inform them just how insanely valuable it was.
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  163. Forced to buy bonds means the government is giving their own employees IOUs.
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  164. How can it be worse? We all knew the company was a total scam
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  165. It's worse than the numbers imply. China's local government widely double count residents to get larger allotments of state resources, leading to exaggerated population figures.
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  166. A curious remark, since people who buy jewels prefer the rarest stones.
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  167. Oddly enough, Melvin's investors have more faith in management than the management does. Loss depression is real... Also greed, since everyone involved wants the other guy to swallow the bill.
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  168. It depends if you count those early modified battleships as carriers. They catapulted sea planes then pulled them out of the water with a crane
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  169. Traditional radio has a similar fate. We still have all the equipment so they might as well use it for something.
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  170. It means DON'T get a floating rate loan.
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  171. This has got to be the only time you can joke about killing babies without the internet losing its mind.
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  172. I love the "told you" moments like this in markets. It shows how many systemic problems can be anticipated and corrected, but aren't.
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  173. There never was a middle class in China
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  174. To be fair, most of these AI companies are still fundamentally profitable electronics manufacturers and R&D firms. While they aren't worth what people are paying, they aren't zeros like crypto and collectables.
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  175. Oddly enough, the cure for scurvy was discovered by a pirate. Or rather, he was a military contractor stealing from his nation's enemies, but he said fresh fruit seemed to make the symptoms go away and didn't know why.
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  176. Yeah, there are no virtually no historians on the history subs. I think it's a combination of the zero entry barrier, popularity contest, and anonymity that allows a tens of thousands teenagers and socialists to spam weird stuff and harass. There's at least one mod on r/askhistorians that will remove anything and everything except their own posts.
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  177. Meme stocks and stock markets aren't related
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  178. Like all these frauds, Adani does zero study and fails to grasp that everyone can plainly see that.
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  179.  @victorcode2075  Dude, that's less debt than the average mortgage. And note the government's ability to borrow is much higher than an individual because a government, by definition, has the best credit rating in their jurisdiction.
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  180. 0:40 The idea a trillion dollar tech stock could double in value in a couple months... 7:10 That guy is why predatory lending exists. The "pile of nothing" he complains about is a 34.7% risk-free gain even when employer contributions are NOT included.
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  181. That sounds like a you problem
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  182. They vandalized a mink farm. Got it
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  183. Parts are hard enough to find with mature firms.......
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  184. That joke's old
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  185. Impossible, since due to his position he can only talk about large caps. However, since he leans heavy on FANG and is the eternal bull, he'd probably match an index.
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  186. Civil War snipers were also one trick ponies as they were slow to load. They achieved accuracy by having a polygon shaped bullet and a barrel that twisted (rather than having rifling grooves). These were exactly as difficult to forge and load as they sound, and it fouled up after a few shots.
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  187. To be fair, they thought they were investing in a casino
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  188. That would destroy the profitability of casinos. It's a zero sum game, the odds MUST be stacked against the customer in order to stay open.
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  189. Mr. Ramsey is notoriously optimistic. If he says it's reasonable, it's a best case scenario.
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  190. Never forget: Many of the soldiers at Stalingrad were tankers on foot defending air fields while cold, hungry, and afraid but nothing really happened for months at a time. That's the type of battle you should really be afraid of.
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  191. In developed countries when employers miss wages once, they're done. Even if they don't get sued everyone leaves. Situations like this are only possible when employer insolvency is considered normal
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  192. Caveat: Make sure the call you sell is above the breakeven point of the call you bought in case you're forced to exercise.
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  193. Come on, this is America. We blame the government no matter what happens.
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  194. Russia's upgrades to their AKs is why they're so ubiquitous. They sold all the used guns and kept the best for themselves. And since these were so well built that many original AK-47s from the 1950's still work...
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  195. Mafia. That's the word you want.
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  196. Historian here: I personally outed on academic paper as a fraud, but the journal in question straight up ignored me.
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  197.  @airplanes_aren.t_real  It just means it isn't a functional device. Like a prop knife has a blunt metal blade and is spring loaded to retract into the handle when you fake stab somebody.
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  198. Look, the reason Chinese factories were able to undercut the competition for so long was because they were burning cheap investor dollars for decades. Now interest rates are higher and those days are gone.
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  199. It's hard to define what's a monopoly in games because due to user preference and limited user funds some genres and platforms are sectors to themselves. For instance, many players exclusively play shooting games on Xbox, others only play free games on Steam.
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  200.  @RomainSandt  Nepo baby DEI hire
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  201. Private equity has grown exponentially over the last couple decades, but it has collapsed in the last year with most funds making no new investments. Turns out the returns, risks, and fees were identical to crowdfunding.
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  202. In Rommel's book about WWI, he recalls an argument between himself and a superior officer. The latter insisted that he must have shot at the detachment he was suppose to find since the skirmish happened where they were suppose to be and no enemy was reported in the area. However, Rommel and his buddies insisted they were French because how could anyone else be wearing blue coats and bright red pants!
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  203. "Don't ask questions like that shark who bored me. I ate his liver with a puffer fish and a nice cormorant." -Hannibal Orca
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  204. I already pay for YouTube Premium, I am not paying extra for what is mostly the same channels
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  205. The thing about Cossacks and Tartars is that governments could only really pretend they ruled them.
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  206. I've seen much more bizarre coalitions. There are wars characterized by allies sabotaging each other's ceasefires in order to ensure their "friends" keep fighting while they sit on the sidelines.
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  207.  Dominic Brunsmeier  You
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  208. The return itself isn't suspicious as their High-Frequency Trading was replicable and revolutionary. That said, it is impossible to prove or disprove your literal conspiracy theory.
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  209. Very ponzi
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  210. It sounds like Foxconn is simply addressing the underlying cause for Apple abandoning them: Chinese affiliation.
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  211. It's simple: They depended on borrowed funds to overpay office workers for decades, which is simply no longer possible
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  212. It's literally the only argument these goons have left. I had one guy try to argue how luna's arbitrage was perfect... Below a piece where its depegging was announced
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  213. If this really were a charitable movement no one would care whose niche cause came first. Instead people are putting their personal interests ahead of any injustice that may or may not be occurring.
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  214.  @Sidewinder1996  Is this channel full of 15 year olds?
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  215. A lot of fish in the sea, and it takes a lot of work to piece the facts together. I'm pretty sure I'm the only man in the world that is aware of a certain drug cartel I won't name.
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  216. “In retrospect, the currency backed by memes was bound to be less stable than the one backed by aircraft carriers.” -Anonymous
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  217. It's NZ. Everywhere is halfway around the world
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  218. If you go looking for a fight, you will always find one.
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  219. Mr Patrick Boyle on his channel pointed out that realizing this gain would be impossible for Mr Hwang. The same trick that allowed him to pump the stock would also crash the stock if he tried to sell. In the end, it seems Mr Hwang wanted the "high score" in some kind of game.
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  220. Finance YouTubers aren't your friend either, but here we are.
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  221. Caveat: Factories value diamonds according to hardness. Jewelers value diamonds according to shininess.
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  222. Shrimp fishermen who were injecting edible gel into the food once told reporters they didn't think it was illegal simply because everyone they knew did it openly.
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  223. The inability to distinguish between magic and science shows a lack of familiarity with both
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  224. Also consider that throttling the suppliers of drugs drives up the prices, meaning the surviving drug gangs are more profitable.
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  225. Retail traders... Institutional traders... The only difference is if you're betting your money or someone else's.
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  226. It's called a lottery ticket
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  227. You're not a very good fraudster if literally all your schemes get busted before you cash out....
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  228. Russian cars are the total opposite of China's. Many Russians struggle to afford a car and the roads aren't very good so they build their cars as durable and long lasting as possible. Many Russian cars from the 50s and 60s are still on the road.
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  229. Sinners often accuse everyone else of their own sins.
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  230. But a lot of these ventures did achieve their intended purpose because they paid execs and workers via government subsidies.
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  231. A ban on chemical fertilizer reflects the degree of incompetence Sri Lanka is dealing with.
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  232. I doubt many people genuinely believed in his charity. By the time he came around, the only people that hadn't muted crypto scammers were other crypto scammers
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  233.  @bazingapuzza  come on. You know nobody said that.
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  234. Correction: Qatar's GDP per capita are misleading simply because a large section of the country does not officially exist.
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  235. Japan doesn't count as foreign ownership.
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  236. Compensating for something, maybe?
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  237. I predict no one will buy them, because Richard's audience knows they aren't worth a penny.
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  238. Important note is that a lot of GDP growth is down to population growth as more people grow up into productive citizens. It is unlikely China can continue to post positive GDP growth numbers in these conditions.
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  239. It doesn't matter what generation of tech they're working with if they neither have the funds or expertise to use it.
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  240. No matter what it is, you can be sure there's a super expensive version for rich chumps to consume and young men risk their lives to obtain....
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  241. I know of seven reasons why quality doesn't matter in Chinese buildings: 1. You don't own the land, you lease it from the government because Communism. Leases are 30-70 years but there is no reason to build something that outlasts the lease. 2. Land lease revenues account for a huge portion of municipal revenue. This means city governments are incentivised to promote construction and rising housing prices. 3. State enterprises dominate just about every sector except real estate, meaning it is often the only investment available for many wannabe businessmen who don't necessarily know what they're doing. 4. A mix of bribes and lowest bidder wins contracts and permits. That is; Profit margins rarely exceed 10% of anticipated costs, but as much as 30% of the budget may be consumed with bribes. The ventures that default on payroll go defunct, but the ones that skimp on materials and quality control can survive. 5. A lot of these builds are to show off. I.E. Beijing might not necessarily need or can afford a new superhighway, but that's the city people think of when you say China and China's rivals have big highways. 6. Sometimes the build is just to disappear money. One common scam is to give the contract to a shell company owned by a confederate only for that guy to subcontract all the work to someone else, pocketing the difference. 7. Escrows aren't required. That is, you can buy a hiuse before it is built and the builders can be paid directly rather than the money being held in trust until the job is done. What difference this makes besides the vulnerability to scams is the building company can take insane leverage by simply selling houses to whoever will buy, and worry about designing them and buying land later. This allows men of modest means to either soar to glory and riches or, more likely, crash and burn when some hickup makes them run out of money to finish the build. This also means the builders are often desperate to make ends meet.
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  242. It's worse than that. SA doesn't even know what Jews are.
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  243. Ah yes. Coca-Cola. The universal measure of inflation
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  244. 7:20 To elaborate on why hydrogen is expensive, due to the laws of physics it will always take MORE energy to separate oxygen and hydrogen than you get from combining them back together. On top of that it's the lightest gas ever and becomes liquid only near absolute zero, so you need big and heavy gas tanks to hold it. This is why we don't even use hydrogen to launch space rockets anymore as a highly refined jet fuel will do and it's cheaper and much more energy dense.
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  245. SBF bailed them out so he could seize their assets for his own purposes.
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  246. I love it they he establishes that the instigator of all of it intended to leave the dirty work to someone else...
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  247. And it produces not one but two assistant gunners to feed the bullets in.
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  248. Because it usually ends with a lot of cuts, sore/broken bones, and everyone knowing exactly where you are.
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  249. Regardless if it did, the wars in this area were certainly a drain on other fronts.
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  250. NFT were never a real world use case
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  251. Hmm. You're more likely to get rich forging art than you are creating original pieces.
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  252. Something the video left out: At trial it would come out the politician managing this wasn't very bright. He was personal friends with an investment banker and would buy any product offerred. The investment banker assumed the politician knew what he was doing because of his office.
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  253. All gamblers believe they have a system, no matter how illogical
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  254. You can Anglify "tofu dreg project" as "breadcrumb buildings."
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  255. Mauritanian and a bunch of Arab nations are the same. Slavery only ended on paper over there.
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  256. In the Arab world, this sort of informal one-man bank is called a Hawala. The difference is that formalized banking is extremely rare in that part of the world, and Hawalas are one and the same with loan sharks, money launderers, and black market fences.
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  257. Narrow profit margins, lots of established competition... What were they expecting?
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  258. It goes to literally every competive field that the top handful get stupidly rich, even videogames and journalism. It always ends up just selling a power fantasy to the masses.
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  259.  @Heirllionaire  Baldwin wasn't the director. A producer is simply someone who invests money into a movie while the director is in charge on set and the star actors do what they want.
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  260. There was a similar problem with Czechoslovakian Gypsies during the Soviet era where some doctors would trick Gypsies into surgeries that prevented them from breeding. In both cases, the motive was the same as the culprits considered a class of persons to be beneath them.
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  261. The German custom comes from German paganism. "Tree cults" we call them, where given trees were said to have exotic properties (I.E. a tree that survives a lighting strike was "blessed by Thor"). Tree cults were still being discovered in Germany in the late 18th century.
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  262. "Interest rate of 15% to encourage investment." You know you got a problem when the average western college student has a better credit rating than the Lebanese government.
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  263.  @adz1011  Not yet
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  264. Absentee management appears to have been an issue. The travelougues the producers made were great, but who was doing the mundane stuff?
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  265. It's called a ponzi scheme
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  266. The problem with peacetime armies is they have no conception of war outside the last one they fought.
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  267. Daughter of a Stamford Professor working for an investment bank? Yep, fraud.
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  268. They literally do. Maybe not as much as they should, but that doesn't matter since most people ignore those lessons just like we ignore those healthy living lessons.
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  269. China should look at Soviet Romania's demographic disaster before artificially increasing birth rates.
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  270. Amazon and US Customs have been onto these guys for years. This may have nothing to do with macroeconomics
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  271. That's ultimately what market bubbles do
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  272. Is it just me or is everything influencer promoted not worth buying? Even good products like what Patrick might promote aren't worth asking price, whether it's 70 bucks for an aluminum wallet or 16 bucks a month for a VPN we don't really need. And why would I sign up for My Heritage when Ancestry already exist and i know from experience the service is good?
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  273. If he's making money honestly who can blame him?
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  274. This is just another case in point that GDP is a largely meaningless metric
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  275. We will all remember his name... Because there's no way you get it mixed up with anything else with incompatible consonants. :)
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  276. Or DEI quotas.
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  277. Tonnes of eyewitnesses say no one actually watches all those cameras or even checks the record when petty crime is reported on camera.
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  278. Hamas wasn't involved that we know of. They rely on Bedouin smugglers in this same area for their drugs and their guns, but we do not know if any of them were also rebels or vigilantes
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  279. Shut up. Get drafted
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  280. This is what you get when you put politicians at the head of bureaucracies.
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  281. Missing is not an option.
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  282. The Soviets used a railroad to the launchpad, but that meant there was an awkward process of lifting the rocket upright.
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  283. They look like they have no fear because they really don't care if they go to prison
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  284. Guys, it's simple. By Chinese law it is illegal to refuse to help the authorities when asked. If the Ministry of State Security wants to install bugs in Huawei electronics, then the execs will be committing a felony if they don't.
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  285. When people doubt Adam Smith's invisible hand... Just tell them this story.
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  286. Not all in, but they always bet on green
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  287. The crashes everyone sees coming... Never happen.
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  288. Vital note: As the Ottoman's expanded their paper size of their domain, their actual control of the land diminished. The Ottomans were generally oblivious to what was happening in most Senjaks and entire wars came and went without anyone bothering to inform the Sultan. Sometimes Ottoman commanders went rogue and had de facto independent states, sometimes the local Ottoman government was defunct for decades at a time, and sometimes Ottoman rule was simply an empty oath of allegiance by the actual ruler who simply wanted to avoid trouble. All this was made possible by the Ottoman's habit of throwing away whole armies just to secure symbolic victories against nobles who bad mouthed the Sultan.
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  289. If you're going to commit a pump and dump that obvious you'd better have a means for leaving the country before the SEC finds out.
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  290. Invideo AI sounds like it's directly involved in counterfeit content on YouTube
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  291.  @Kolby.with.a.K  you miss the part where all these stablecoins violently depeg eventually?
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  292. Given how most of these Chinese mega-projects go to companies owned directly or indirectly by the government officials subsidizing the projects, I'd say these projects fill their intended purpose quite well. One common antic is that planners will give the contract to a dummy corporation they own, and then subcontract the entire project out for a profit. Or they simply give the contract to whomever pays the biggest bribe.
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  293. You see why historically Chinese companies often trade at ridiculous multiples. It's because all Chinese companies have high regulatory risk and the Chinese markets are volatile at best.
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  294. Correction: Wallstreet wasn't necessarily fooled, but those companies were priced according to the return on T-bills plus a suitable risk premium. When T-bills were returning near zero, these growth companies were valued at or near their projected fair value decades in the future. That's why everything growth got slaughtered in 2022.
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  295. I was a security guard at Menards during quarantine. It was like Black Friday every day for weeks as people temporarily out of work found productive things to do.
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  296. Subsidies don't really lower costs. They just shift the cost into taxes.
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  297. A bigger question is if owners of the LME exchange personally made bets on nickle. If so, it's textbook insider trading.
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  298. You know this channel would make sure to blame Russia at every possible opportunity, right?
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  299. Speaking of North Koreans in Russia, VICE founder actually went to Siberia and found North Korean loggers at work, shared a beer and asked them about their lives. "Do you like it out here?" "There's nothing out here to like."
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  300. Come on. We all know the banks work for whoever is paying as long as it isn't illegal (and even then some banks make exceptions).
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  301. You bozo, I WANTED TO SAY THAT! +1
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  302. Googling... It was covered at the time, they just ignored race and rambled on about the gun used
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  303. "Respected."
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  304. Fraud giveaway #1: "Low risk way to dramatic growth."
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  305. Correction: Qatar is NOT the richest country per capita. A large portion of their population does not have documents and officially don't exist.
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  306. About the bonded labor: The Romans called this debt slavery, where sometimes even several generations of farmers were bonded to a landlord because ages ago someone got into a huge amount of debt due to misfortune or vice.
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  307. Banks have a "HODL mode." It's called a Certificate of Deposit (CD).
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  308. This channel should do a piece on that Chinese official with a whole apartment full of luxury goods she received in bribes but could never possibly use without getting busted...
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  309. Plant one in your yard, then.
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  310. Most wouldn't care. The only people who'd want my DNA are archeologists
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  311. 12:15 Obviously they were not prioritizing big mezcal makers over small ones, they were prioritizing big bribes over small ones.
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  312. Because they literally have no idea what they're talking about and refuse to learn anything about it. Like they think Nelson Mandela grew up in poverty kind of ignorance
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  313. Low liquidity and high volatility will make those super expensive.
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  314. "Over 150 locations worldwide" is a pretty big business but nothing compared to the giants like Mcdonalds and Wendy's
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  315. Giant country, always stuff happening somewhere. In fact, at any one time there's several serial killers active.
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  316. Reminder: Hitler ate his gun at the end to. You see he was already thinking about the end in 1943.
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  317. Interns are nice, it lets you seen if you like a guy before you hire them. Fact checking resumes costs money.
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  318. Screw that game
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  319. For comparison, US firefighters are reporting batteries are no more likely to catch fire than gas, but they are simply impossible to put out and can shut down highways for hours.
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  320. No one cares. Now shut up and get drafted
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  321. Not exactly. The primary threat are large unconventional wars and small conventional wars. The idea of fighting the US head on is so absurd that Mexico doesn't even bother with tanks and fighter jets
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  322. I've been paid to do nothing. It never lasts long because even without layoffs it becomes a toxic workplace full of warm bodies.
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  323. With Mr Hwang you're looking at a well-intentioned man with a gambling problem. Quite the contrast to Martin Shkreli...
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  324. Two words. Mean reversion. Even if the current split proves permanent, people will just find alternative sources eventually.
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  325. Ha. Even if you get rich on meme stocks, I guarantee you'll lose it on stupid stuff
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  326. Even alien weaponry would have performed poorly when Iraqis were using them
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  327. The price tag matches.
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  328. Ha. This isn't unusual globally speaking
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  329. It's good food, but beef, pork, and chicken are cheaper where I live. I don't discriminate where I get my protein.
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  330. Or being a successful African businessman
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  331. The oldest retirement plan are children that love you
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  332. It's called a ponzi scheme
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  333.  @TheHumbleGeek  I'm sure there is something you are tempted to overspend on. I keep having to tell myself No, I do NOT need another gun.
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  334. FIY: Ball bearings cost money because to work well they must be the hardest metal and the most precise shape. However, random mild steel balls will function well enough for the car to be sold
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  335. This could be another historic bankruptcy.
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  336. Oddly enough, this scope does all the same things videogames do to make sniping easier.......
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  337. NATO tells Turkey "not to expect support" in the likely event of a coup.
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  338. 50 bucks says you've been saying that every week for years.
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  339. This is why you're bankrupt, VICE
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  340. Even in the Korean War they were still using men for tasks ordinarily reserved for horses.
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  341.  @benten9320  which in Africa is code for replacing one brutal dictator with another.
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  342. You shoukd have released this at Christmas just for the Die Hard reference
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  343. "This is the first time protestors have directly targeted their leaders." You're mistaken. Incidents like this are simply heavily censored and denied to have happened. Often the dissidents will frame their riots in context of outrage of negotiations with Israel, so when they inevitably brawl with soldiers the headlines will look better.
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  344. If you teach your kids how to invest, you can have multi-generational wealth and let your grandkids be rich. But I don't see anyone paying for YouTube ads about that for some reason.....
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  345. What makes you think cartel soldiers are different from the rest of them?
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  346. Statistically the jobs that pay the highest relative to skills required are jobs no one wants to do. I.E. Butcher, plumber, and garbage man. Second place goes to industries perceived as terminally old that are very much not like carpenter, boilermaker, and farmer.
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  347. They imply they were creating CO2 to put in drinks before.
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  348.  @airplanes_aren.t_real  Of course it was loaded with explosions, IT'S A FLIPPIN BAY MOVIE! BTW, most movie explosions don't use explosives. They take a steel pipe, set it vertical like a mortar, load it with gunpowder, then put a ziplock bag of gasoline in it. When set off, it produces a big and fast fireball and sound can be added in post-production.
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  349. 2:00 "Massive raptor engines." I have a feeling you're counting in the nozzle as contributing to the size of the engine. Nah, those simply have to be bulky when in a vacuum. The two engines in the picture are the same, one just has a nozzle for space and the other has a nozzle for takeoff. It's the plumbing on top that counts.
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  350. This why interest rates needs to stay where they are
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  351. Adani also very vocally supported Modi back when he was a disgraced governor. I initially assumed allegations of Modi's involvement were political propaganda, but now it seems likely.
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  352. That's called beans
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  353. The incentive for peer review is to read the abstract, make suggestions for improvement, and get the street cred for involvement
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  354. "Do not come between the Nazgu and its prey."
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  355. Buying Chinese stocks is like buying Detroit real estate: It's cheap for a reason.
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  356. The tech immediately caught up with the idea
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  357. Since the discussion was off the record, it was probably one of Mr. Beast's employees breaking the story rather than the man himself.
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  358. Yes, but in these ponzi schemes the vehicles only need to work well enough to be sold
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  359. For comparison, the 75 largest cities in the US have a combined debt of over 300 billion, which accounts for most of the municipal debt in the US. The US government is not known for its prudent fear of leverage.
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  360. Simply not the case. Small businesses are on Amazon, and beating the competition is not a sign of monpolies. If they have to aggressively cut margins to maintain their position, they are simply not a monopoly.
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  361. People really "couch surf" especially during the winter. There are homeless shelters, relatives, landlords that can be taken advantage of, and so forth
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  362. That's how most professional athletes are produced, frankly.
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  363. Username checks out
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  364. Just another case of the inmates running the asylum
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  365. For a time city centers were dominated by factories, then mass transit was invented. For a time city centers were dominated by office buildings, then the internet was invented. Only a handful of industries (like law) need to be centrally located these days.
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  366. To add about conspicuous consumption: Its what drives certain digital economies. Certain online games give out unique items as rewards, and these are often sold for real world money. Most of the time they sell only for a few dollars, but there are recorded cases of people paying a couple grand for something like a unique paint job on a digital gun. There are cases of people who were offerred even more but simply refused because they thought it unethical
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  367. He might simply not know who to trust. The assailants knew EXACTLY how to bypass the guards.
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  368. To be fair, YouTube finance channels are no different from these newsletters, just cheaper. It took me some time to find a few that appear to be honest men.
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  369. They weren't all into money laundering... Although it seems like they were all involved in either something scetchy or high risk.
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  370. Imagine a war ending like that: "Your king has died of dysentery."
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  371. Largest we know of. There was another case where a full third of the country's social security was "misused" in unspecified ways. It is thought pension funds that are suppose to be kept safe are being diverted to high risk investments like state owned startups, massive loans, and Belt and Road related projects.
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  372. Some of these geopolitical maps conflict each other
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  373.  @pajeetsingh  To be fair, they banned it because stock exchange officials were inside trading, shorting before delisting and such.
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  374. "If I die, it won't be a suicide." That's proof he committed suicide.
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  375.  @randomdude5938  There's a lot of planning and preparation that goes into this
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  376. That's silly. How they suppose to loan money when there's no one paying in? What they going to do? Print digital currencies? Wait...
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  377. Wait a minute. Population shrinkage is measured in deaths minus births, but we saw those huge lines of people getting visas out of the country. Is Beijing simply not counting the net population outflow in their figures?
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  378. Those are mostly shoes/clothes where the goods are cheap but the branding isn't. Most of the buyers are actually small time dealers auctioning them off. One 22 year old said after expenses flipping luxury shoes paid about as well as a factory job but he didn't have a boss
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  379. Coffee is essentially an crime reporter now.
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  380.  @ytredvb  Except all the merchants supply those goods MUST use dollars. A lot of countries have hidden dollarization in this fashion
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  381. Sensationalism and panic are common when the science isn't fully understood. See climate change, covid, radiation poisoning, carcinogenic chemicals, and every other case where idiots on the internet insist there's systemic corporate or government negligence of a problem.
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  382. Rioting to get better prices is just extortion on a large scale.
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  383. Caveat to the falling house prices: The fall is much more severe than you think because there is very little trading volume and in some cases the only buyers are state firms bailing out their cronies.
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  384. People keep talking about fake accounts spreading spam but we all know a lot of those accounts were manipulating political narratives. In fact, I'll wager most of them are.
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  385. When I was a jailer, most of the people we dealt with had some kind of drug charge. The addicts consistently said they'd rather go to rehab than jail, which made sense because we jailers were jerks and there were more freedoms at rehab... But come to think of it, I can't actually speak for the sobriety of the local rehab.
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  386. It will never happen. You can bet your life upon it
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  387. Liar.
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  388. Another thing about the landfills: They're full of batteries. The power in Gaza breaks often and is repaired slowly because they don't know what they're doing, so people that can afford it often run their electronics on disposable batteries.
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  389. She literally didn't know how to react. My guess is she's been putting on a tough girl act for years just to attract guys and it never occurred to her what the actual work is like.
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  390. I once posted on Reddit that I'm part Choctaw. Someone was very insistent the only way that was possible plus if a federal soldier raped a squaw. And somehow I'm the racist one.
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  391. Ha! Their submariners are experiencing WWII level casualties due to accidents
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  392. An extreme case of the representation problems you bring up is in Turkey, where elections are intentionally rigged in favor of the incumbent party. Most Turks vote for tiny parties, representing specific classes of persons and/or small communities. But the minimum threshold for getting a seat in Congress is high while the minimum threshold for forming a government is low. Meaning that small parties MUST ally with big parties or let their votes go to waste. And the incumbent has access to the censorship apparatus, appointment powers, and national budgets so they can easily bribe some parties and shut others up. Needless to say, every time an incumbent President dies there's a small war.
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  393. Well, there's Fiserv, United Health, Protor & Gamble, Merck and others.
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  394. The industry was never profitable. Now they can't borrow anymore
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  395. We've also been 20 years away from fusion power plants ever since 1960......
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  396. Best time to do it.
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  397. Long-time VICE watcher here: The quality of their work ranged from trash editorials regurgitating liberal consensus with zero reporting, to the absolute legendary like with Hamilton's work or Shane's interview with North Koreans. Add to that the tweekers they hired ramming "legalize drugs" down our throats. There was no loyal viewer base.
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  398. Fully diversified stocks mean you get average returns with less risk. Fully diversified corporation mean no one person knows how it all even works.
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  399. Good, then some people can get their jobs back and that ship won't go to waste. This mostly effects the Chinese venture they work for, and frankly these kinds of high profile collapses are frequent over there due to extreme leverage.
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  400.  @brokensoap1717  Yes, and such arrangements is what caused Boeing's downturn. Ben Rich, head of Skunk Works put it this way: The contract to build a warship in 1800 was three pages long. The contract to turn that same ship into a museum was three hundred pages long, not including subcontractors. There was even a full chapter of legalese on how they would paint the ship.
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  401. Is it just me or do a lot of these dead guys really seem to think they can have an armed standoff with cops and win?
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  402. "I am Heavy Weapons Guy, and THIS is my weapon."
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  403. Most of Cathy's team is very young. As in, she recruited them while they were in college kind of young. Of course they don't seem to understand business math.
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  404. Meth and weed are the most common drugs in my part of rural America simply because it can be made locally. It's common enough my coworkers have casually mentioned where they get it. New Zealand ain't exactly weird.
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  405. What people don't realize is that until the tech boom coding was not seen as a prestigious job, it was a technical vocation only a handful of people even knew the necessity of. That's why you see so many women coding early computers, because the men were typically building them and running the experiments on them.
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  406. I actually shorted their currency a couple months ago and tripled down on my position over the past few weeks. As Charles Munger said: "The way to get rich is to compete against complete idiots."
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  407. The problem with the historiography is commies are equated with extremist lefties and nazis are equated with extremist righties, but both are nonsense.
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  408. Proof that "entrapaneurian succeess" is mostly dumb luck
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  409. That's not how stock based compensation works. Paying with stock options makes the books look better because it is not an operating expense, but the pay is at shareholder expense.
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  410. Shut up
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  411. A general rule is there is never a lot of money in selling things to children. It must be a freemium service to get any business at all. You will get limited amount of money from merch sales and sponsorships because parents are buying this stuff, not kids. You must constantly acquire new customers as old ones will inevitably lose interest in a few years or months. And there are zero barriers for entry so there's constant competition from a sea of persons. Also, kids don't like souless corporations and will devote most of their attention to people they want to be friends with. This is why Minecraft servers rarely make it to the 10 year mark. People just simply stop playing, and the less money comes in the poorer quality the server will be which will in turn drive more kids out.
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  412. He didn't fall! He greated the moon with his face!
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  413. As always with US economic problems, the amount of concern and doomsday speculation is way out of proportion to what's happening.
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  414. African students getting free educations from Communists is nothing new. The Soviets did that in order to help develop allies nations and to export Communism, although in many high-profile cases the Soviets simply issued degrees to politicians even though they never actually attended.
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  415.  @BurriedTruth  mathematicians are always the best traders.
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  416. To add: There is no real border between Armenia and Azerbaijan, simply a frontline of hidden army positions. The Azeris will insist the front is much farther into the Karabakh than it actually is, but that's just so they can get a little more turf in the inevitable ceasefires.
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  417. This is the worst kind of lie. The kind where everyone knows that everybody else knows it's false, but you'll be punished as a traitor for saying otherwise.
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  418. Their reputation comes from their use as guard dogs. Voice of experience: They can't tell the difference people a tresspasser and a jogger, and they bite HARD.
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  419. It sounds like they never bothered making a bank account because it was always just a game to keep investors busy while they YOLOed the money as they saw fit.
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  420. The concerning part is the union made no effort to fix a safety issue beyond protecting themselves at the expense of chumps
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  421.  @zackkilgore528  nah, it's just a matter of ego. They're saying anything necessary to establish themselves as the teacher and convince you their way is best
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  422. Don't think that. The results are skewed by featuring all the epic gains/losses.
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  423. Sing it with me: HAPPINESS IS A WARM GUN!
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  424. Muddy Waters Research. These short selling vigilantes really do know how to pick good company names....
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  425. Frankly, I think the perverse employee incentive structure creates this. It cutthroat
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  426. Zoom growth is like this: Everyone downloaded it during quarantine, used it for a handful of glitchy meetings, then forgot their passwords within a month.
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  427.  @BerndGiegerich  When the popular kids have to pretend to be nerds in order to stay popular in adulthood.....
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  428. Something in between a vandal and a spree killer... Describes much of China.
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  429.  @samdis1890  I'm literally a military historian specializing in the Levant. There's nothing inherently wrong with this trend, it just flavors their politics and business decisions.
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  430. This part of Iran is heavy with drug traffickers and in Iran people get executed for drug dealing. It's not hard to believe this is some kind of revenge hit
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  431.  @jordanthejq12  You're clearly twisting facts to suit theories.
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  432. I think this just devolved into a scheme to help Chinese fishermen gain market share.
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  433. Companies selling frivolous products always come and go with the decades.
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  434. 1:40 that's a highly misleading chart. Perhaps intentionally so.
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  435. They equated party membership with national loyalties, but it was mainly a method of career advancement
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  436. You're asking too much of the Masri. They lack the funds and the expertise for that, they've relied on foreign investors and expat skilled labors to build their utilities.
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  437. They've been studying the weird aerodynamics of the B-2 since they built the blasted thing. There was a whole engineering team on it. That's how old the B-21 really is.
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  438. Pride goes before the fall
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  439. Any long only strategy works during quantitative easing.
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  440.  @robbrown4621  if it's a fruit tree you also get free fruit and bugs!
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  441. It actually isn't clear if the baby powder is a carcinogen, and even if it is we're talking a marginal statistical correlation. If there was a clear connection, the matter wouldn't have gone to court.
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  442. Former machinist here. There's a lot more work in making those wierd and precisely shaped airplane parts than you think because you can't weld or cast aluminum. You have to start with a block of metal and cut it down until you get the part. Most of the material goes in the recycle and robot cutting machines do most of the work but it might take a semi-skilled worker all day to make 100 VERY SIMPLE parts while the bigger structural parts we did often took three guys all day to make a couple dozen. This is why airplanes are so expensive.
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  443. @Ufhhh12  Ha. Al Capone himself was said to be the nicest criminal anyone ever met. Even got scammed a couple times because he was too trusting, but that is also why he could keep a crew getting along until he went to prison. Likewise, VICE interviewed a middle boss in the Medellin Cartel only to find it was a middle aged lady and her sons. She got the job because she had been with the gang long enough to rat out her boss to the big boss and the big boss disappeared him and promoted her
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  444. During low interest rates all you had to do was say you would become someone big and you would get a market cap near the big dogs. The reason was investors were discounting future values at insanely low rates, so the easiest way to push up stock prices was not to make money but to announce growth plans even if you don't follow through
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  445. About the inflation of the era: This was the "widecat banking era," when most paper currency was issued by banks, not the government. Often it was only useable in the region it was issued, and when banks became insolvent the paper money became worthless. Since no one really controlled the money supply, no one could stop inflation or deflation.
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  446. 5:20 Your argument assumes lots of people will buy brand new Teslas even in a Recession. But in reality there's no way they could make enough cars to justify their share price any time in the next 30 years. Edit: Burry is buying puts because a short position can blow up in your face when dealing with meme stocks.
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  447. Why do employers not like to see experience on resumes? Hiring an old guy means he's probably done similar work in the past. Do managers think that they are unqualified for their post and will get replaced if a seasoned worker appears?
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  448. "B7, miss." "SHUT UP, CARL!"
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  449. I think the originals all had wooden stocks but they later started making folding/removeable stocks
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  450. Vhut? I watched one of them then left halfway through because they actually didn't talk about what their actual work was. Just a girl in skimpy clothes talking about lunch and friends. Sexualizing/exaggerating wealth like that is a classic sign of fraud
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  451. Proof that people will complain about anything or get addicted to anything. It sounds like it was a symptom of the great depression because it was cheap and took a lot of time to finish
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  452. This sort of exotic contracts used to hide debt and lower interest payments was Evergrande's favorite antic too.
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  453. Slowly it gets done as everyone still shows up to work and does their jobs. There's a similar story with the Pentagon where there are so many departments that no one can keep track of them all. A bunch of briefings that could just be an email since they don't allow questions, only these briefings are on the other side of a building the size of a small town. The unclassified parts of the building have neither cell service nor wifi in spite both being needed and allowed. An abundance of superfluous offices exist that must approve certain things and file reports but one wonders why the office was created in the first place. Like the Leathality Branch, or an Air Force liaison office to army R&D.
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  454. I wonder if any state officials shorted the stock last week......
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  455. That's the baby boom.
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  456. Dude, she ran for her life. IDK if she was able to get the kids depending who threatened who where
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  457. Lose the whataboutism
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  458.  @mdom0277  dude, near the entire Taliban is addicted to locally grown opium and have their own civil wars, and you think they're sincere with their thin religious BS?
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  459. Now you can't sell a cat converter unless you can prove you own the car it came from
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  460. Losing 100 times revenue but management keeps pouring in cash. Advertising a production line they don't have whilst only making spare parts... You may have stumbled on an embezzlement scheme, WSM.
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  461. A scam requires a lie, that is simply not so. The word you mean is "bubble." And rocket science is one of the better degrees. The university I briefly attended had internships pretty much mandatory and these firms usually hired the interns upon graduation. Few get prestigious positions like with NASA or Skunk Works, though.
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  462. At what point do we overproduce electricity?
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  463. Literally nothing has changed in the middle east.
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  464. Come on. We all know you'd whine about threats against Muslims regardless if there was any
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  465. Projections are like buttholes. Everybody has one and they all stink.
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  466. I'm with Zeihan on this one. Chinese provinces are more connected to the US than each other, and the US is cutting ties.
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  467. 35,000!?!?! Where are they putting these? I never heard of them before just now.
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  468. No, he makes money by selling motivational books and investing other people's money.
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  469. It's sad to think he'd off someone else in order to commit suicide...
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  470. He wanted to take more risk than any banker would allow.
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  471. "Ethical and animal rights issues." You're asking an omnivorous species to weigh animal life versus human life as if you're not sure what the answer will be...
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  472. That plus the authoritative body language and flashy clothes means she's probably double dealing both sides.
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  473. Pinduoduo's ridiculous business model should have told everyone that it was just a passing trend like Fall Guys.
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  474. Come on, we all know her rank is a matter of who she's sleeping with. And given how China's colleges work I wouldn't make any assumptions about her competency at all.
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  475. To prove she was defrauding patients you also have to prove the device was fake, rather than simply didn't work. If you put her on trial for that, she's simply play dumb and blame it on being an underqualified scientists with over ambitious ideas. No idea if that'd stick, though.
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  476. Those numbers are some level of bullshit. No one is posting profits 10x market cap.
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  477.  @MarcosElMalo2  I was talking about John Deere the man, John Deere the company is now a soulless corporation that makes a lot of good tractors.
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  478. Oof. Each time "European imperialism" comes up counts as well.
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  479. I wonder what sorts of skews that will make in AI results.......
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  480. Arctic capabilities is pretty much a requirement for Russian gear. Russian made diesel engines were found to suffer unusual wear and tear in sandy environments.
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  481. All seafood is sustainable
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  482. Which Yemen?
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  483. The Ottomans didn't refer to Palestine as Palestine, that was the British name for the place. This was all part of the functionally independent province of Syria in those days with most of the holy sites being in the functionally independent county of Jerusalem.
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  484. Rising interest rates crushed all these firms
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  485. Remember that scene from Superman Returns where the Daily Planet had two front page news pieces ready to go: "Superman Lives" and "Superman is Dead." It's played for laughs in the movie, but those types of pre-written pieces are totally a thing when the editors are just waiting for confirmation.
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  486. The whole country is uninvestable, frankly.
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  487. Now there is an opposite problem where there are more wannabe Einsteins than there are experiments possible with current tools
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  488. Can confirm smartphones at schools. High schoolers I met said they're banned, but they can't search the students so how to enforce it? Another school simply didn't want them out during class.
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  489. Anyone who is willing to commit wage theft would sell people if it were legal, and this includes more people than care to admit it. But your comparison is hyperbole. This isn't illegal and the problem isn't that it is a hostile act but that some of these buys may be the prelude to a hostile act. If we really wanted to bar Chinese firms from buying things in America, go talk to a Congressman.
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  490. Problem with Soviet cost estimates: That's the price central planners put on parts and materials that they were buying, and many factories operated at steep losses for extended periods before costs were adjusted to match reality.
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  491. That's why he was running a family office, as he was banned from giving financial advise.
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  492. The remaining firm appears to be legit, but to make vehicles profitably you need robots that are expensive. Maybe they should just sell parts rather than completed trucks
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  493. Culiacán has always been the capital of Sinaloa (both the state and cartel of that name). Sicarios interviewed there were found to not exactly be hiding from police.
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  494. Bored 15 year olds and rich Arabs with internet access
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  495. You know the real answer is "We have no idea" when people say "There could be aliens."
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  496. But they're still perceived as the "old guard" so their stock price will never soar like a garbage EV startup like Lordstome.
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  497.  @Kolby.with.a.K  we're talking about crypto, bro
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  498. Bolsonaro is hardly losing to the gangs. He owns the biggest army in the country and they've crushed several major gangs. Welcome to Brazil.
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  499. Chinese steel is actively diluted. There are videos circulating of construction workers breaking inch thick steel with their hands. The worst steel is sold locally in China where no one cares, but the stuff they export is still not up to specification
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  500. "Stark contrast to what we've seen on the other side of the border" You've never seen the other side of the border. That's a whole different story involving much much larger institutions facing and resolving exponentially larger problems.
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  501. How can you talk so much but say so little?
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  502.  @f-86zoomer37  what are you getting at? If you're trying to argue something you must be explicit rather than spamming keywords.
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  503. It happens in many countries, but in most of them locals will attack you just for mentioning that it's a thing.
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  504. Also, Mr. Buffet was born into a high paying job and is a workaholic. His father's library was full of books on economics and Buffet grew up during the depression so reading was his hobby.
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  505. His opinion on the matter is irrelevant. On second thought, has he ever said anything at all that wasn't perfectly in line with current blue party consensus?
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  506. From this reporter, yes. Can't say the same for everyone with admin access to VICE's YouTube account
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  507. Film productions are always hectic. Although not usually this wreckless.
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  508. Dude, his whole business model depends on clickbait and fabricated doomsday predictions.
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  509. The weird thing about nukes is yield, weight, and costs are in no way correlated.
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  510.  @georgeshapiro301  also a lesson in why Africa is poor
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  511. The ultimate problem with gig economies is there's simply very little money in it for the workers. Also, for many online gigs you're competing with people from turdworld states who are content with grocery money.
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  512. This turnover with car brands must mean getting parts for repairs is a nightmare
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  513. Which way?
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  514. Get real. There's definitely a lot of weed hidden in there.
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  515. Not in Nigeria. For instance, their oil exports are a fraction what they could be because people often risk their lives to steal buckets of oil. Most of the refining is in unlicensed open pits and the government simply fines foreign firms for the pollution created by criminals. You have to fight to stay profitable in Africa.
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  516. We're all involved. Get over it.
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  517. Quite the clickbait title.... And it's not a transfer of poor to rich. It's a transfer from the gamblers to the racketeers... Like a literal casino.
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  518. It should have been a massive red flag back when housing was their fastest growing industry... While they had a one-child policy.
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  519. We don't allow civvies to buy full auto guns. These will probably sit in a wearhouse for a few years until some bureaucrat finds some turdworld ally to give them to.
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  520. Voice of experience, if you actually post legendary DD, you will have to leave the platform due to the mountains of hate mail.
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  521. I would have thought a French public broadcast service wouldn't be partisan about French elections.
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  522. Is Turkey's NATO membership in jeopardy?
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  523. You can fake GDP statistics, but you can't fake the return of a broad passive index.
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  524. ​ @bhief473  You mean Sig's? They fixed the malfunction years ago
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  525. It's called a bubble within a bubble.
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  526. You're just more familiar with the recent ones.
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  527. Fun fact: The Russian "Cossack" comes from "Kazakh," meaning "nomad." Eventually Cossack came to mean something like "cowboy" and many Kazakhs are Cossacks.
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  528. The hilarious bit is it would actually take longer to gamble away those billions than by what Hwang did.
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  529. Reminds me of the fall of Rome where handfuls of farmers lived in what were once sprawling cities. However, with the Romans this change occurred over centuries and the buildings lasted because they were solid rock, while by comparison China's first tier cities are being abandoned overnight.
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  530. They really went OCD on the disinfectant spray....
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  531. 4:00 Shorting volatility is like picking up change from railroad tracks. Super profitable, as long as you can evade the oncoming train.
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  532. Chinese stocks are like Detroit real estate. It's cheap for a reason.
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  533. Not necessarily the case as there are a number of reasons she might not have found anyone. First off, a lot of men in china are only interested in the youngest available women.
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  534. This is B roll from a really old episode from Hamilton's trip to South Africs, but it's still good
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  535. The local Taliban commander's reversal of the decision points to infighting over this matter.
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  536. Friendly fire is a thing in all wars and accounts for a few percentage points of all combat deaths in history.
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  537. That's the most wasteful hiring processes I ever heard of
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  538. Guys, it's the same "Move fast and break things" approach to technology that it has always been. It's just this time it's cars.
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  539. It's a winner-takes-all business. Any tiny hiccup in the early days could make them lose to the competition
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  540. When you try to disrupt economics, usually the only thing disrupted is your payroll.
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  541. "Inflation reduces the value of their long term debt without them having to do anything." I just realized Inflation is a net positive for me and my student loans...
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  542. It's pronounced Raik-YAH-vik. In Icelandic the J makes the Y sound and the Y makes the J sound.
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  543. Japan's bubble had a lot to do with how unrealized capital gains could count as corporate income. Combine this with how Japan is a nation of savers with most companies owning shares in other companies. So people bought based on good earnings, which made everyone else's earnings rise, and repeat.
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  544. Correction: Hundreds of thousands of views doesn't mean tens of thousands in revenue. It depends on donations, sponsorship, and merch sales which varies as wildly as views do. Frankly, this is why YouTubers aggressively monitize because there's high risk even if you are making money
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  545. That's called frontrunning and is illegal
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  546. This idiot thinks oil drillers have mind control
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  547. Caveats: Turkey was never really secular, nor a democracy, nor were their central banks ever really independent, nor were they a middle income country. The central bank positions largely went to the clansmen of oligarchs, and all modernization was a product of foreign investment while the rest was fraudulent (ranging from fake schools to trumped up hospitals). The minimum is also a bit irrelevant since a large portion of employers are behind on payroll, and much of the economy is in the form of street vendors and day laborers.
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  548. That's just China
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  549. Machiavelli is also a source for this video and he was partisan so I wonder how much of the thuggery was real.....
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  550. I've seen a touch of this kind of culture. Since everyone is tired and cranky all the time work moves at a snail's pace, meaning little additional work is done for all the hours spent.
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  551. My question is since these issues are widely known in China, why don't people make their own food more than we see them do?
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  552. Napoleon Bonaparte once said, "Do not ascribe to malice what can be adequately explained by incompetence.
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  553. Argentina was always like this
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  554. It's all PR
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  555. People with extreme anger issues are known to do that. It signifies their hatred of everybody. One wife beater showed up to trial in an SS uniform.
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  556. People desperate for cash, especially in cultures where insolvency is common and tollerated.
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  557. To be fair, it's the same waste of money that real sports are.
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  558. ​@jesseonline24601 in the Arab world, conventional war and violence are unrelated. Iraq has been officially at war with Israel for 75 years and they will beat the crap out you if you point out a de facto peace exists
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  559. Caveat on literal poison pills: They're rare. When a spy asked for one, all their coworkers would try and talk them out of it and they needed approval from hotshot director in order to get one and they'd often not permit them at all.
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  560.  @slouch186  No, it's a subtle but vital detail. They paid up front for a lease lasting a decade on average, then rented out on a month-to-month basis
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  561. The crazy part is Chinese parts exported abroad aren't quite this bad. Almost as if they deliberately only sell the worse stuff where they know no one cares
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  562. Same story all around. Can't get the diesel to the vehicles deep inside the warzone. The tyranny of distance, as the Aussies will say.
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  563. Cramer wasn't a ponzi schemer
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  564. Can we all appreciate how ironic that a guy who grew up in Soviet Union is running a company called Robinhood?
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  565. General rule: If someone wants to sell you something, they are making money off your buying.
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  566. Väinämöinen called, he wants the Sampo back!
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  567. Important caveat is most of these guns are built by hobbiests who simply enjoy crafting things. It takes over grand worth of equipment, technical knowhow, and hours of work to get a ghost gun that works more than half the time.
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  568. Ancestry makes money
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  569. Dude, the suspect was charged with obstruction and he was reported as a prowler. A lot of paranoia and stupidity here, but nothing criminal
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  570.  @davidanalyst671  bagholder detected
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  571. "Low trust society" a bit of an understatement...
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  572. Holy Week corresponds to Ramadan and Purim. The custom in Ottoman Jerusalem was to have a month of festivities centered around the Patriarchs and Moses who are holy men in all three religions. Festivities were after nightfall, and things were rowdy as there was political violence and drunken shenanigans every year.
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  573. You'd be surprised how many ordinary people buy quasi-luxury goods
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  574. I have a hard time understanding why some people compulsively spend tens of millions a year. What costs that much that you'd risk jail time or bankruptcy to get it? Maybe I'm just too use to living modestly...
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  575. Given the circumstance it may be a charity scam about Ukraine.....
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  576. People betting on a regime change always lose.
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  577. Don't be sure it wasn't a negligent discharge.
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  578. Much of the cost is in the land itself. In key locations it WAS in short supply for big office buildings where they could more efficiently meet people and send/receive mail, but those days are over because internet. There was a time when city centers were dominated by factories.
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  579. This is Texas, not LA.
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  580. Don't be silly. No one watches that trash
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  581. There's no mystery there. When there is food populations grow, when there is famine populations shrink.
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  582. She probably wanted to die
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  583. Most of it is going to the grunts. Until this year, wages did not keep pace with inflation for obvious reasons.
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  584. Anyone else notice Buzzfeed behaves eexactly like a really bad YouTube channel?
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  585. It's still cheap and perfectly good to eat, so we eat it anyway. It's all about getting the most out of finite acres of land.
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  586. Dude, Germany cut much of their business ties to Russia. The problem is Germany doesn't want getting actually involved in the fighting.
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  587. It's a free market
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  588. We all know the car makers are desperate for cash. Paying chump change to thugs to harass BMW is just low hanging fruit
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  589. It's called incompetence
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  590. Iraqi incompetence is a major factor in every war in that region.
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  591. Georgians aren't really unified on whether they want NATO memberships. Also, Finland didn't join NATO for the same reason.
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  592. Shorts cost money and SPACs are volatile.
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  593. It's office space war tactic. If you don't like one office and can't get rid of them, you form another with overlapping duties stuffed with cronies.
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  594. Never trust a CEO under 40!
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  595. Scams are nothing new. In fact in the 17th century there was one stock sold for company that would make money "in a manner to remain secret to all but the issuer of shares." Plot twist: He disappeared with the cash.
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  596. That's like saying the Queen of England should have bailed out the Lehman Brothers. It simply makes no logical sense. Besides, if anyone owns Haiti it's the US, as we're the source of their educations, investment, and charity
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  597.  @MrJohnybravo86  dude, men have been beating on each other since Cain and Able
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  598. Yes, this is the same Andrew Left that shorted GME.
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  599. Yeah, that's usually how it goes. Namely because running entails serious losses in territory and in soldiers picked off in the back so once the fight starts it is usually best to keep fighting. Ergo, when armies do start running it is usually because they already are in a position to be slaughtered. An extreme of this was in Greek phalanx fights, where during the decisive push most of the injuries would be broken bones from two masses of humanity in a push-o-war. When one side fell over, which I mean literally, many would get trampled or knifed while still on the ground while the bulk of the losers would shed their now useless shields and run. Typical casualties for a 1000 v 1000 fight were like 10-20 dead for the winner and 100-200 dead for the loser along with a lot of equipment lost.
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  600. I've seen worse things than simply criminalizing insolvency. I won't say where, but there are places where they jail the bankrupt regardless if the law says they can't. They also have dozens of "charity" groups targeting the poorest citizens for high interest loans. Some of these loan sharks are royalty and others are part of drug cartels. But yet, they'll all insist their poverty is foreign state's fault
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  601. This does highlight something about disasters in urban areas in general: Even if emergency services/supplies are provided it is highly unlikely they will be of sufficient quantity or quality. Private relief efforts will always cost money because it invariably involves bringing in materials from out of town.
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  602. Insider trading is like weed. It's fast money until you get caught.
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  603. "ESG is one of the hottest things in markets right now." ESG also entails ignoring fundamentals and investing based on politicized criteria. ESG will inevitably drive a market bubble of some kind.
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  604. I think that guy has a professional photoshop those glamor shots of himself. His chest and arms are bigger in the photos than in the live interviews
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  605. Not necessarily. An earlier ruler once threw away a truckload of silver at a random construction worker who did a hilarious stunt. That construction worker was Mohammed Bin Laden.
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  606. Come on, we all know it didn't matter to the Nazis if an institution was socialist, what mattered is if it was under the control of Nazis.
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  607. Dude, much of the entire planet is farmland. And this is a forest fire. You're well into conspiritard territory for assuming someone is targeting farmers.
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  608. He's definitely a populist, I don't know if he has good intentions though.
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  609. Yeah, they've depended on loans and charity for decades.
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  610. There's also a guy lying about the value of gold. Every year he sells a book that simply gives the same argument updated to new lies about the current economic economy
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  611. Strange error when there are so many dam collapses in China to choose from. Most of them were built in the Mao era at the same time the US and Soviets were damming rivers so, of course, China tries to one-up everyone at the expense of human life and massive amounts of money. Many of the dams did not have engineers involved, others had no stated purpose for their construction, others simply had neither the budgets or or time to be built right. Ten thousand were built, and dozens collapse every year since.
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  612. They aren't obsolete. Idiots simply like to pretend it is.
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  613. The beef industry isn't broken. It's highly automated and highly efficient and the cows have better lives on the farms than they would in the wild.
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  614.  @ClassicGymBro  to divorce his wife, sure. Not to off a random cop for doing their job.
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  615. Correction: Apartheid simply never stopped in Orania and has always been a whites-only town as the area was segregated even before the current residents got there. When Apartheid officially ended, that's when it was voted out of existence on the national level (most segregation laws were locally made and enforced).
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  616. This isn't a matter of sophistication. The SPAC sponsor is incentivized to make a deal, any deal, and investors are really trusting.
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  617. Speaking of internal citizenship, in the most ancient Chinese empires this actually got particularly extreme because we can actually see the breakup of China with strengthening internal citizenships. The governors started issuing orders referring to themselves as "king," but spoke to the King of China referring to themselves as "Duke." This processed continued with the governors getting their own armies and independent wars and by the time the King of China was overthrown to really only ruled the capital city and basically no one cared. When China was reunified they had to coin a word for emperor because everyone was calling themselves king.
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  618. Pulled a fake gun on cops and expected what? Expected them to run? Or was this guy suicidal?
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  619. It appeared in Call of Duty. That's the deciding factor
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  620. The Dutch East India's quasi-governmental power wasn't unusual in Europe at the time, as it's true precursors were the trade unions/guilds. One of the larger guilds was the Hessian League in which most Baltic shipping companies were part of and had the largest fleet in that sea and a list of autonomous neighborhoods in various countries. What separates the Dutch East Indies is that both it was a nation sized league, and it was into the newly popularized stocks.
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  621. Someone has a death wish.....
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  622. When it comes to picky hunters, the craziest are the humans. Humans have been known to kill prey just to use its skin for clothes. In some environments where there were few humans and bountiful hunting grounds humans had no use for much of the meat of they killed so it is sometimes left to rot. In other cases, populations of prey animals are wiped out just so rival human groups couldn't have them.
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  623. I was once paid to write a 5 star review on Amazon. I wrote the review, took the money, then changed the review and flagged the product.
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  624.  @christopherperry406  let me check google... Back in 2014 George Soros and other dudes had to tell Congress that disclosing their strategies would be akin to forcing Coca-Cola to disclose their secret formula. They were willing to tell Congress, but only if the strictest confidentiality was kept. I wonder if that has anything to do with why some Congressmen can outperform the market.
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  625. The funny thing is while the airframe is a direct copy, they still fail to maintain a tight profile needed for stealth.
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  626. He'd need to be David Glantz level famous for that. Honorary degrees are so the university can gain clout from the association.
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  627.  @gohawks3571  There was the Boston Mollasses Flood in 1919. Weird stuff happens when you industrialize rapidly
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  628. AH's family wasn't that rich. His abusive father was a customs official, but yes they had enough money where he could bum off his family, something that wasn't too common before modern economies
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  629. A major flaw in the business models of these new restaurants is they assume Americans will like the new exotic foods they're selling. In the real world, Americans are naturally more inclined to Mexican food than Greek food.
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  630. In ten years the mysterious algorithm will recommend this video too.
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  631. I've met some of these guys. Their defense is delusions of organized priced fixings. They'll tell it to all sorts of people without being asked as if it doesn't look suspicious at all
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  632. They closed that many stores and only had a 1% sales drop? A lot of stores were really boring places to work, apparently. Then again, even videogame reviewers like Gameranx said they rarely ever visited the place and when they did they realized they could have bought it all online.
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  633. No motive is given
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  634. Saudi Aramco is foreign operated and is losing money
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  635.  @JINORU_  In that game the problem isn't the gamblers (although there's part of the game that's used as a slot machine). The main problem is it is believed all the work on the game is being done by a single intern with a budget of zero and there have been many bot hosts over the years trying to deliberately destroy the game. Things have improved significantly this year, though
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  636. The engineers behind the Webb think it would be easier to assemble the next telescope in space.
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  637.  @Archangelm127  There are emergency shelters in mines that typically are stocked for this sort of disaster
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  638. DW is suppose to be neutral
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  639. Mute them and do something else on another tab. Then they paid full price for NOTHING
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  640. I'm beginning to understand why those surgery robots are so expensive.......
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  641. Seeing China play chicken with trade embargoes is pretty silly. The whole city of Shanghai exists because of international trade. As in it was just a fishing village when the Brits got there. What happens to said city when they go full Cold War mode?
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  642. Shocking, ain't it. I'll see myself out
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  643. Mostly from the same guys who insist a socialist rise does not equal the end of all private business
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  644. I wouldn't call it murder porn, but rather modern grunt's fantasy version of WWII. There's a lot of basic factual errors
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  645. He's no different from the rest of them
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  646. He definitely was doing something right on the ride up, but Mr Hwang clearly has a gambling problem.
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  647. I wouldn't call ponzi schemers corporate welfare, but yes he did get subsidized by fools.
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  648. MENA pilots
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  649. According to Ben Rich, former head of Skunk Works, any project needing Top Secret clearance easily quadruples the overhead costs due to security measures in vetting employees, bug proofing offices, getting a bunch of safes, hiring armed guards, and sabotage proofing everything.
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  650. Is it just me or are old rich dudes too eager to go all in with companies seen as young and hip?
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  651. 3:10 Correction: A lot of people besides hedge funds were shorting GME. The whales were simply a handful of hedgies.
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  652. Almost as if they get paid per click
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  653. It's said the most expensive part of knock off wine is getting hold of recycled bottles from premium brands.
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  654.  @robsengahay5614  it is. Humans need a little meat in our diet.
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  655. The fact you ironically moved stock pick tropes into a crime report shows how advanced the sarcasm is on this channel...
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  656. I worked making wind turbines for a week but ditched that trash. I believe the term for it is "crunch culture" where there were six 12-14 hour days and the nearest town was 30 minutes away. People were threatened with their jobs for asking time off or slacking off and Christmas was literally canceled for these guys. Work progressed at a snail's pace because everyone was as tired and cranky as you'd expect. Needless to say, they were constantly understaffed (only 8 out of 25 positions were filled when I got there) and ridiculously over budget and behind schedule. No idea if the guys in the video worked that way.
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  657. They have a Roaring 20s and Great Depression cycle every decade or two.
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  658. The word TENET means "holds" in Latin and it is among the most famous word puzzles because since the word is perfectly symetrical you can make a 5x5 box saying tenet backwards, forwards, up, down, and diagonal
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  659.  @jonathanvillegas7570  except their engineers are subpar at best partially because they rely exclusively of rote memorization but also because the colleges are just the opposite and you can still pass even if you only show up to class half the time. Hense why they have lots of engineers capable of reverse engineering tech, but there's rarely anything new out of China.
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  660. I make generic early comment. GIVE ME MEANINGLESS UPVOTES!
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  661.  @grigorkyokuto7546  Average trade job pays significantly above the average wage where the job is offered. Just because you can't get rich doesn't mean the pay is trash
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  662. Ha! The politicians totally took their money and gave them nothing
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  663. There's no price point you can sell those at and make a profit
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  664. I have met a Russian that says no one likes Chinese cars. They simply don't last very long.
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  665. They don't pick their own cases, and the Feds don't have jurisdiction over schools. That's a state matter.
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  666. "Criminal syndicates" is too generous. Hooligan bros with knives is more accurate.
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  667.  @Fishmans  corrections. Most of the firms behind Chinese HSP rail are owned in whole or in part by the officials putting the projects together. Most Chinese roads are junk anyway, and it's much cheaper to drive than use rails. And yes there are alternatives as many Chinese people rely on buses or low speed rails that double as freight rails. The prestige of building HSR was one of the main motives for Chinese blowing their budget on junk like this.
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  668. A lot of Afghans will attack you just for being foreign or for asking the wrong questions about their love lives, of course it's a battle royal for power in that country.
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  669. 0:14 What are you talking about? Of course the tank thought he was hitting an enemy. If he didn't, he wouldn't have fired, simple as that. Maybe he thought camera guy was a scout, maybe he was right.
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  670. "Nobody cares, shut your mouth." Most lawsuits against departments can be dismissed in this manner.
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  671. You will notice only the licensed financial advisors kept their audiences when interest rates hiked demolishing active investors
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  672. Cost of living is falling with the collapse of the housing bubble in many cities.
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  673. A lot of people have been talking about them now they're a giant.
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  674. If you look at the competition you want to displace and see it is mostly highly local owner/operators, there might be a reason for it
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  675. Is it just me, or the more a country lies the worse they get at making it sound believable?
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  676. The irony is during the bubble in Japan there were accounts of sallared employees making modest wages while their bosses got ridiculously rich, which seems unfair until it was followed by decades of bosses being obliged to pay salaries even though ownership of the company paid little to nothing.
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  677. Fun fact: Lions don't murder other lion's cubs because they want their bloodline to dominate, they kill their step-cubs so the lioness will go into heat but they do love their own cubs.
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  678. It's dubious this will make a difference given Brazil's black market and the weapons already in circulation, but either way it highlights the coup threat is very real.
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  679. Those are degree majors you can fake your way through
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  680.  @Nodnarbero  those who don't know a thing about Africa should not spread racist libel.
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  681. We could price in the risk of fire, but then no one will buy houses in southern Cali
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  682. With that knife class, it's also proof the trainers have no idea what they're doing. There's no technique to a knife fight. Source: My Drill Sergeant.
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  683.  @bruceleeharrison9284  trap? People WANT to spend it all as soon as they get it
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  684. Goldfish don't like saltwater or something?
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  685. Germany considers people innocent until proven guilty.
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  686. Yes, but their culture is all about putting on a face. In fact, to "put on a face" is a Chinese expression that Americans picked up. China is the world's largest consumer of luxury goods for this reason. And the world's largest producer and consumer of fake luxury items too. To include boxed wine put in wine bottles from vintage wine sellers in and sold full price.
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  687. It's called securities fraud
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  688. Big question: Since the arbitrage was specifically allowed, who used it?
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  689. With fridge renting the seller is pricing in all the people that can't/won't pay/return
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  690. Politics is bad for business. Doesn't matter who you're affiliated with.
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  691. You got to be frank about Africa: It's highly unlike that any piece of the continent will reach even Mexico's standard of living and corruption is just an overhead cost of business. Keep that in mind when investing.
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  692. @Charlie97-r2f  HE was charged, the COMPANY was not and is trying to use the scraps to build trucks but no surprise the bosses not charged are simply lesser assholes.
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  693. That's why an asset manager should forget alpha gains and focus on maximizing efficiency.
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  694. Posts from businessmen say simply that the only things that aren't ponzi schemes are day laborers living on the streets earning just enough to buy food. Literally everything else is losing money.
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  695. About the company loyalty: The inferior pay might be worth it if you like the job and your coworkers are your friends. I personally bounce around between temp jobs and there is a lot of drama and unemployment involved that isn't fun.
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  696. "A slaughter to remember!" -Fl4k
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  697. There was a Minecraft video that tested different AI's ability to understand basic builds in-game. The winner was an AI that said "I don't know" to all questions except one which it got right, all the rest gave nonsense answer mincing redstone components together that it pulled from the Minecraft Wiki
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  698. Theft is mostly pathological. Thrill seeking, envy, or just greed. Some people are never happy unless they own more than others
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  699. It's power hunger. "Everyone else is beneath me."
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  700. Most of these are lower caste women while most Indian doctors are upper caste. There was a similar problem with Czechoslovakian Gypsies where some doctors practiced eugenics by tricking Gypsies into surgeries so they couldn't breed. Also, the founder of Planned Parenthood thought that only the poor and stupid needed free abortions and she thought by encouraging it she could get rid of the filth. In all cases the answer is the same: Arrogance. The culprits consider a class of persons as fundamentally stupid and/or beneath them.
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  701. Al-Aqsa brigades are by no means limited to the Westbank as the bulk of Fatah affiliates are part of independent al-Aqsa guerrilla groups.
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  702. No. Now get to class
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  703. This is why you don't make small people do a grown man's job.
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  704. Not any better for China, which has its banking sector collapse completely with default rates exceeding 50% in many cities
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  705. Everywhere has natural disasters
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  706. Is that his way of disowning involvement?
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  707. Government agencies often do incur losses in this mess, they just never tell you about them.
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  708. Mobile payment apps don't catch on because a card is faster and more reliable. It was always just a marketing gimmick depicted as a revolutionary tech
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  709. That doesn't say very much
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  710. Market forecasts are like buttholes. Everyone's got them and they all stink.
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  711. Yeah, these megacorps that no one person controls all need trends like that to explain major issues.
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  712. Poland can and will straight up ignore it.
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  713.  @Flavio93Zena  as if you could make shot, pothead
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  714. To add: Many argue the strange spine of spinosaurus had the same function as similar spines on buffalo: Attachment points for enormous back muscles allowing them to easily drag, tackle, or even throw animals the size of rhinos.
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  715. They were drinking wine on a beer budget and lying about living standards in their country.
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  716. Strong unnecessary partisan hints should be removed. You can just say "most elected officials care more about party politics than earmarks."
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  717. Correction: The FIFTH largest banking crisis in US history. The Recession, Depression, and Railroad Mania were all bigger. The Banking Collapse of the 1830s was bigger in proportion to the US economy at that time, too.
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  718. The famous professional gambler John Law would bet anyone 1000 to 1 that they couldn't roll six sixes in a row. Law had done the math beforehand and knew the odds of rolling that was 46,656 to one. Thus, even though he paid a small fortune when he lost, he won so often that he made lots of money. Casino slot machines work the same.
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  719. Somehow I doubt that. They'd get sued immediately for punitive damages. It's more likely whoever is making that allegation simply has debt they refuse to pay for some reason
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  720.  @cp37373  Don't be silly. Power generation heavily favors economies of scale. It's a fact that cost Edison a lot of money back in the day
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  721. Blame the guy eating cows: You.
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  722. It's tucked away in a real report, but the CEO looks like some CNBC editor's daughter
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  723. It's worse inside China. Aggressive competition between carmakers mean they have all become ponzi schemes and cars are sold below costs to gain market share
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  724. 6:40 Those idiots highlight the problem. These Chinese brands don't comprehend the actual function their customers are looking for and don't comprehend that there are Russian car factories.
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  725. To be fair, hiding army movements with civilian craft is a legit strategy, but usually you conscript the civilian craft into military service first
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  726. The irony is these idiots could save a lot more face by simply declaring bankruptcy.
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  727. For a country allegedly invaded by foreigners, the DRC does a lot of talkin'.
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  728. I love it how Ben flatly explains the conflict of interest between himself and his viewers...
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  729. Mexican soldiers almost exclusively fight other Mexicans. They only left their own borders to fight once in their entire history
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  730. There's a lot of heart strings being yanked. Most Palestinian sources only report Palestinian deaths if an Israeli killed them. And if they were a little kid, or committed a suicidal attack, or died in battle they become a five minute celebrity like you saw in the video. Keep in mind the same people decrying collateral deaths are the same people teaching kids to say "I want to be a martyr."
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  731. Quit saying escalation as if this doesn't happen every 6 months or so
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  732. Rent in the rural interior of the US and Canada is only around 20% of what it is in Manhattan. I bring this up because cities below a certain size are not counted on housing statistics and these "rural areas" are where rent is cheapest
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  733. The correct name will never catch on simply because it's hard for Americans/Brits to pronounce
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  734. This is why I told my retirement account to exclude "emerging markets." Most of them are crapholes that will never make money.
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  735. About the private tutoring crackdown: That started in the US when a hedge fund released a short report. They had signed up for this tutoring class and found most of the accounts were bots. These were to fool investors about the size of the company. If Beijing is to be believed, this fraud was just an extreme case where the tutoring adds little value while charging parents a lot. This is believable as there are a lot of cheating scandals and Chinese high schools are often like boot camp (literally).
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  736. That's the reality of the Middle East. Locals beating each other over who will rule a trash heap.
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  737. Yes, and unlike most green companies, Exxon is profitable
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  738. That was definitely the case with the invasion of Norway. The German commanders drafted a great plan but didn't want to do it since they couldn't guarantee they could take the country before the Brits got there. Hitler himself took full responsibility for the decision to go forward and ergo he got full credit for the success even though none of his proposals made it into the final battle plan.
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  739. It's like becoming an actor. It's easy to learn, a lot of people do it for fun, and a handful of people at the top make all the money. On average, streamers lose money.
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  740. "But my lord, there is no such force!"
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  741. If crime wasn't a thing, we would hardly need a government would we?
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  742. Brazil doesn't have nature reserves. They have unused forests
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  743. No
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  744. Some men would rather die fighting than rot in prison forever.
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  745. You
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  746. We're all involved, get over it
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  747.  @cos3  the company had a very ponzi type structure. Namely how they needed profits from presales on current projects in order to pay loans procurred during previous projects.
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  748. The Rebels seriously named themselves BIFF?
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  749. @ Vhut? Not even Marx's parents were religious Jews
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  750. This translation uses barbarian in the archaic sense meaning foreigner speaking unknown language
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  751. For that happen then someone would have to believe there's any chance of them winning. There isn't.
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  752. You only notice the rich people that think that. Statistically, two thirds of people think they are smarter than average.
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  753. Ha
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  754. Is it weird the gangs figured out medium-caliber semi-auto carbines were the way to go before every Army on Earth did?
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  755.  @yetigriff  that's one way to say you don't know a damn thing about South Africa
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  756. Just a new coat of paint on payday loans I say
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  757. The Romans got the sword/armor design from the Celts but their tactics weren't a direct copy of anyone. They originally copied the Greeks because it is unclear to what extent they were Greeks. The Ming evolution of armaments is really the same process you see in most turdworld countries today where they use both what they have and what they can import and/or copy resulting in some interesting tactics
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  758.  @jorgeromano9900  In select towns, yeah. But Mexico is a big place and each town does its own thing
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  759. They'll forget the minute a new race horse shows up. And judging by prices and social media activity, a lot have.
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  760. In America, Daigou is known as "straw purchasers" and is heavily associated with cartels.
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  761. Consul exclusive games aren't new. Over a decade ago I'd see my friends buy several gaming consuls to play different games they didn't need. Eventually one game platform must win out just to remove redundancy... And it's going to be PC.
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  762. Gabon has had 7 coups since independence. How is this one an improvement?
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  763. The counterfeiter probably works for Apple had has infinite access to real parts that they choose not to use
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  764. "How can you tollerate such people that will sell their vote for money?" All of Pakistan, then?
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  765. No, that's simply not how it works at all. You need a job lined up before you're issued certain classes of passport, but there's a whole alphabet soup. But more importantly, there's no travel restrictions with the passport, and we actually have labor laws. And I will castrate you insist otherwise.
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  766. There was at least one fossil found before the official discovery of dinosaurs. It was the broken off chunk of an upper thigh and its owner called it the latin term for testicles and used it as a paperweight
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  767. This report keeps using the word "increasing" as if they don't yet realize this is business as usual in the middle east.
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  768. 30 grand for a new car isn't unreasonable especially when adjusted for inflation. What did Jeeps use to go for?
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  769. A bit misleading. Printers are sold at cost so they can force you to buy proprietary ink at absurd margins
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  770. About central banks making money off money printing: That's only more or less true. In the civilized world hotshots are SALLARIED, and the men printing bills don't set the budget. In the US, inflation is targeted at 1%-2% to keep people investing and spending rather than saving. Of course, there's a conflict of interest where inflation behaves like a tax while not appearing as so, leading to many historic instances of currency mismanagement (mostly during wartime).
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  771. 1. It works well enough for the ISS, and has been up there the whole time. 2. Mismanagement and politics. You see they refuse to copy old designs because they weren't specifically built for girl anatomy and don't have fancy computers hooked up. Also, you see they have 27 contractors, which I don't know why some governments and corporation keep doing that, because it makes the simplest things complicated. If one group changes something, then it must be approved by all the others. Which means if the change effects anyone else several departments will also submit their own changes. Repeat. Also since no one group is married to the project there's no incentive to finish on time or on budget.
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  772. Nothing. The alleged crime is irrelevant, it's just an excuse to beat on cops.
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  773. It's more likely Schmidt and Paulus were both working as independent commanders using whatever forces they could get in contact with. As you said, the unit markers simply show where the bulk of the men generally were, not any organized units or lines.
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  774.  @connorspencer4283  depends on what index you're tracking. The S&P500, for instance, is green 53% of days. Other more sluggish economies, not so much.
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  775. I had to explain this to my mother by saying the government doesn't want people to gamble with stocks but there's always ways around it.
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  776. There is very little manufacture or technical jobs in Turkey and most of what they have is either foreign run or run by men with foreign educations (Turkish schools range from rudimentary to fraudulent). Most middle class persons work for these foreign businesses and a large portion of government revenue comes from them whilst much of life continues the same as it did during the Ottoman era. They largely import finished manufactured goods and skilled labor whilst exporting natural resources and cheap labor. The effects of this can be seen in their military hardware as they have to seek a developed nation that will sell weapons whilst being in proxy wars with literally every last one of them. Like most countries in the Middle East, Turkey is as much a turdhole as Africa but works hard to maintain the fraudulent image of a "middle income country."
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  777. Caveat: This is also how Amazon can reduce their tax burden. We don't tax the construction of job producing infrastructure, which was how Amazon's soaring growth allowed them to get out of taxes. But since that dried up and they started paying last year, this is Mr Bezos new high growth project.
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  778.  @NickanM  What I want to know is if the other 8 of them were just as bonkers...
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  779.  @JL_hahaha0303  I know. But the expression sounds weird in English
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  780. We keep putting the cart before the horse with these space projects.....
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  781. Everyone here totally saw this coming.
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  782. Some goons will defend Adani simply because they are from India, and Hindenburg is not.
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  783. There's a saying among Heredim. "For every 10 Jews there are 11 opinions." Ironically, there are many variations of that saying.
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  784. He's another pseudo-socialist accusing everyone with more money than himself of being stupid and corrupt... Whilst making basic mistakes in pushing his own cheap lies onto his audience. It's an oft repeated pattern among thieves.
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  785. What would you think of the idea that the explosive growth of venture capital in recent decades is driving all these micro-bubbles? There's 100 times more private equity now than in 2000 and volatility is strangely high even during good times recently. And VC firms and angel investors have there hands all over literally every major fraud and bubble in recent years. Kathy is no exception, as s sizeable portion of her fund's investment are venture capital into "disruptive" firms.
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  786. Theta = gasoline
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  787. It's called a ponzi scheme
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  788.  @christianrosas8917  the game isn't corrupt, you're just wasting your time looking for patterns where there are none.
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  789. @DeltaDaedalus  the Liberians were loaning each other money, they just don't have professional banks
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  790. Big in paper terms. The Iraqi army fought each other more than anyone else, but you'd have to be in the know on local gangs to know who was fighting who
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  791. The Feds don't charge for Visas. What did he spend all that on besides plane tickets?
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  792. I'm not going to lie. Watching geology change is pretty cool....
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  793. @John S  you're assuming a single journalist could do one major piece every couple months like Hamilton. But at these idiot tech startups you often have separate marketing, research, film crew, writing, accounting, HR, correspondence, PR, and so forth. Managing work takes as much time as doing work with routine meetings, repetitive training session, and nothing happened if it wasn't documented. Oh yes, you can trust them more because dozens of 23 year olds pitched in to make those garbage editorials. It's like what Zuckerberg said about his own company. "It's just managers managing managers."
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  794. Best in class for Africa
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  795. The exodus is very real. I'm a tutor in history and I got one Chinese man who met with me asking about the background and culture of America and he said he was still in China but attending college in Australia. How many migrants are there if we find future migrants in plain sight on the internet?
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  796. "Insolvency" is what they all have in common. When immediate bills exceed cash available.
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  797. That may be an improvement on the fake rebar some firms are using.
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  798. Dude, men haven't exactly stopped sexualizing violence. No further explanation necessary
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  799. Except in this case the insurance provider ain't paying
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  800.  @Homer-OJ-Simpson  China's population stats are exaggerated. Local governments compete with each other for allocation of state resources, and a large portion of the population are internal migrants that don't have provincial citizenship where they work (many farmers plant their crops and get temp jobs in the city). Ergo, double counting is systemic at every level of census taking. It is not known if any population figures were straight up falsified, though.
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  801.  @SnoopReddogg  It's all just managerial incompetence. If the army were a private contractor the mismanagement, lawsuits, and waste would have each individually bankrupted the company several times in the past couple decades.
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  802. Spamming the word grift will not absolve you of trading losses nor will it make evidence of fraud magically appear.
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  803. "Americans spend 40% of their take home pay on shelter." Me: Does mental math and realizes I'm the definition of average.......
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  804. Because none of us are as far removed from that behavior as we like to think.
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  805. Just another permutation of the same old racket...
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  806. This only applies in select cities. Most towns are to small to be counted on statistics meant for property speculators.
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  807. Don't buy trash
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  808. @WhatSmellsLikeToast  how much did you lose?
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  809. The Russians have more armor and better armor and don't have to import any of it
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  810. The American embassy in China has huge lines of people wait for visas and large overworked staffs handling all the people leaving. Every time a major issue happens in China, Chinese search engines record everyone looking up visa requirements.
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  811. Frankly, the biggest issue with earmarks is micromanagement. Federal departments need a literal Act of Congress to move around even modest funds. This causes delays and mismanagement.
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  812.  @Squintis  Dude, you don't need paid troll to see what you see here
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  813. The Soviets didn't let soldiers wear cross necklaces either. Lenin and Stalin were very anti-religious.
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  814. No. He's a fraud
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  815. A lot of them simply don't care. Line goes up because I'm a genius, line goes down because you're a thief.
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  816. The only time the Lebanese Army has been combat effective is when a developed country had direct command over it.
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  817. It was fast and agile because it was built like a cherry blossom, and they died like cherry blossoms too.
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  818. They'd all rather brawl over turf than investigate an accident. Priorities, man...
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  819. Note on higher used car sales: During downturns people tend to buy less cars, and when they do buy cars people often buy used cars.
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  820. Pakistan is also widely short of freshwater due to decades of well building and lack of expertise to make large infrastructure improvements. Many areas even truck in fresh water during the dry months, and even municipal water is visibly dirty
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  821. This will go the same as the high-tech infantry projects in the US. Each piece of it will have limited applications, but there won't any space marines.
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  822. As one Nablus resident said "Some small matter ends in a killing, then everyone forgets about it." Of course, she was talking about gang on gang violence in the city but either way.
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  823. The UN condemns everything except bad faith negotiations.
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  824. Generator mafias they call them. Private persons will rent out generators for inflated prices
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  825. That map is NOT the Russian controlled area, that is where Russian forces were reported to be. The reason is there is no front line and units are scattered thinly and are constantly on the move.
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  826. 10:45 not just excessive pesticides, but fake fertilizer. One common of is to use lead nitrate in place of ammonium nitrate, giving the soil the requisite nitrogen but reducing all future crops with each usage.
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  827. The mildest most boring pyramid scheme evar....
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  828. And driven upward by insiders trading with each other.
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  829.  @yeetyeet7070  How much did you lose on meme investments?
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  830. A government with 100% control of business carries 100% of economic risk and is thus unlikely to survive a recession
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  831. Who said they're any different?
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  832. Dude, most private equity funds have rich chumps as investors. And a bigger issue with pensions is that most of them aren't fully funded.
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  833. I just point out that all protests meet the legal criteria for "harassment" and that should be taken as the motive of protestor. That opinion got me kicked from Imgur due to literally dozens of people following just so they could abuse the report button. For weeks.
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  834. A lot of them do, but not all. Some people do rises up the ranks this way through brilliance. This should show just how deep the urge to compete runs in China
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  835. MEFO Bills = High Interest Treasury Bonds in simple terms. Issuing more bonds is also how governments deflate their currency when needed, because they can sell the bond and then delete the cash.
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  836. EVs are luxury items.
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  837. Please leave housing to those of us that aren't talking out our butts.
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  838. Ah, the Volpocolypse. The reason shorting vol is so profitable is because just those sorts of eruptions can completely destroy your positions. Always remember all volatility trading is a zero sum game.
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  839. Washington DC was the middle of nowhere when it was built, as was St Petersburg, and Salvador.
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  840. Answer: You are not Warren Buffet.
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  841. There was a stone Mesoamerican town at the corner where Texas, New Mexico, and Mexico meet. When the Spaniards found it the town was mostly abandoned as the locals mostly hunted the buffalo who drifted farther north over the decades.
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  842. We all know how sanitation works
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  843. What were you making?
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  844. Doubling my short position...
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  845.  @davidanalyst671  did you copy paste that not knowing you replied to the same guy twice?
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  846. "It seems FTX outgrew the people who were running it." The burns write themselves with this one...
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  847. Someone tell the political science major that Russian and Ukrainian culture are near identical.
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  848. Any farmer that turns a profit is kind to the animals.
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  849. Proof that quality and luxury are totally unrelated
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  850. Just think of the first guy to make cheese. "Hey guys, we forgot about this this jar of milk in the back of the cave from last spring and now it's sludge... Wonder if it's still good.
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  851. Give those guys a job at the FBI.
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  852. Not destroyed. Total losses are like 0.1% of Gaza so far.
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  853. That country collapsed years ago.
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  854. Asset manager. HUGE difference. They post investment funds on the exchange and collect small fees on every trade. They do own a slice of several hedge funds and market makers, though.
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  855. Because the Chinese mostly fought other Chinese and didn't effect affairs in the developed world
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  856. Actual Chinese car makers couldn't copy Tesla even when they had the blueprints.
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  857. I'm pretty sure WSM is subscribed to Patrick Boyle...
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  858. Other reports say there was a spike in searches/applications to leave China, causing panic in certain parts of government. Passports are being arbitrarily denied or withheld as we speak
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  859. Found the shoplifter.
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  860. Oh goodness, I can hear the toxic barracks jokes flying around already....
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  861. @robertmazurowski5974  or get stupidly luck. For instance, Arnie was a stuntman and body builder who spoke little English, but fit perfect for the role of the Terminator.
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  862. That assumes one subscribes to the idea that these companieswill outperform. The other conflicting ESG thesis is you take inferior performance but feel better about it
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  863. Some men want to die fighting
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  864. The only reason it's seen as an investment is because it stopped being currency during a period of high inflation.
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  865. I was expecting a lot of political BS in this, but THIS vice reporter doesn't let politics into his report at all. +1
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  866. They're battling fraud lawsuits and already promised to return some of the money.
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  867. You think anyone in Turkey knows how to manage currency?
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  868. Tell it to the Arabs
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  869. This verdict was predictable, given the plaintiff was a Chinese citizen and Tesla is based outside China.
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  870.  @lloydgush  Ethnic Jewish. It's an open question whether they really converted or they just identified with the king's religion
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  871. I once did that. I took the money, then changed the review.
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  872. That would require political activists to know basic facts about science.
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  873. To be fair, she doesn't want to get shot.
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  874. "I went to a fancy college for THIS?"
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  875. It takes a special kind of incompetence to pretend people are asking this question at the moment
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  876. Correction: The South Sea and Mississippi and Dutch East India Companies each had market caps in excess of all the current tech stocks combined.
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  877. That's not what happened. NATO intervened in the Kosovar War of Independence and won, and that has been the status quo since before you were born.
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  878. Quit pulling heartstrings, bozos. We know moderators can't remove this junk as fast as it can be made. Whether or not that makes the company liable is a lawyer question.
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  879. He'll need more promises besides "I'm not Bolsonaro" to win the vote.
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  880. [Laughs in Hindenburg Research]
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  881. 3:50 Brags about predicting a crash, fails to mention he always predicts crashes, failed to profit from said crash. It's almost as if he doesn't believe half the things he says.
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  882. Separatists? These guys have been independent since before YouTube was invented
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  883. Who exactly eats more than 20 bucks worth of shrimp in one sitting? A double serving of shrimp would disagree with me...
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  884. Understatement of the year.
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  885. We've been 20 years away from fusion power plants since the 1950's.
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  886. Not that much. The Houthi strike teams have more cameras than guns and each strike is widely reported and deliberately exaggerated.
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  887.  @jurgbangerter1023  this was in the opening weeks of WWI. The French invented their camo during WWI
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  888. Who said anything about cons? He's definitely addicted to risk, IDK if he's a fraud.
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  889. That and we beat the crap out of each other
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  890. Yes, but it is a cheap way to make custom parts if you need them. I've seen guys use them to make stylized upper receivers for their guns
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  891. Some of my own red flags I spot liars: 1. Cliche success story (they're copying the people they envy). 2. Buzzwords (they don't know the topic as much as they pretend). 3. Vague vagueries (they make arguments they said something else later). 4. Repetition of vital info (they want to make sure you believe the lie). 5. Gratuitous statements of fact (introducing the key lie prematurely). 6. Gets angry when asked questions. 7. Wildly exaggerated success story (they're pushing a wet dream). 8. Sexing up the topic (it gets more people to go along with a scam than will care to admit it). 9. Contempt for authority of any kind. 10. Desire for immediate seizure of authority. 11. Delusions of possessing authority. 12. Cowardice (fierce words but leaves actions to others). 13. Illogical and wildly broad allegations (they think everyone is as guilty as they are). 14. Belief that extreme success is a reasonable life goal. 15. Contempt/condescension for their competition. 16. Contempt for ordinary standards of living. 17. Unwillingness to admit enemies may do good if it suits their interests. 18. Unwillingness to admit friends might have committed a crime at some point. 19. Perspective of history conveniently line up perfectly with whatever junk they're pushing. 20. No interest in investigations or record keeping of any kind.
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  892. I assume the title is satire?
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  893. Or die of that junk they call food
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  894. That's like compensation consultants. They are well paid with the incentive to do nothing important, make minor recommendations and watch the drama unfold
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  895. Note China only publicly stated the rover was dead AFTER NASA published photos showing it hadn't moved in months.
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  896. Same story, different year
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  897. Except less counterfeit trash, and more random stuff you don't need.
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  898. And rogue politicians/generals, and vigilantes
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  899. If you zoom WAY far out you'd realize speculators are wasting time
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  900. This is silly. How exactly is removing a diplomat punishing France for anything they may or may not have done?
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  901. Depends on the political situation at that time.
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  902. Robo taxi profit potential is wildly overstated since it is based on current uber prices. If robo taxis were widespread they'd be dirt cheap as taxis available would exceed demand.
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  903.  @iamagooddog21  I mean it. You're not going to get good meat if you're not nice while they're still alive.
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  904. By whining about their wages and having no retirement plan
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  905. Russian quality is akin to Germany's. They have many vices but counterfeiting ain't one of them
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  906. I wouldn't have bought the pistol if it had a trigger safety
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  907.  @swank8508  I'm the one writing it.
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  908. *a Canadian firm
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  909. Greedy liars pretending everyone else is greedy liars?
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  910. At the height of the frenzy, I looked at the Reddit profiles of all the people berating me for not touching GME. Each and every one of them turned out to be actual gamblers and sports fans.
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  911. I'm sorry, doing the sign of the cross with a revolver is just hilarious!
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  912. Inflation isn't just caused by increasing money supply, but decreasing labor supply and decreasing consumer goods. You may have the same amount of money, but if there's nothing to buy with it....
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  913. "Plasma rockets aren't like electric trucks where you can just push them down a hill." No, they just have to blow up a launchpad!
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  914. It's also particularly ridiculous that a sovereign wealth fund that's the royal family's personal property would be so in tune to recent market trends...
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  915. ESG is a racket. End of story.
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  916. It's fast money, until you get shot by some degenerate.
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  917. Lebanese banks are also basically loan sharks as what rules there are in Lebanon are never enforced and most banks are ma and pa ventures (literally). The banks don't trust each other and refuse to cash each other's checks because the only thing more common than hot checks is paranoia about hot checks. This forces people to rely on expensive wire transfers, and they are generally unable to withdraw money as the banks are systemically insolvent and even if there was bank insurance the government would not be able to pay since they are also insolvent. Banking in the turdworld...
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  918. If these carbon credits were real, then farmers should be receiving tons of them, but instead they all go to owners of unused forests that ecoterrorists want to protect
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  919. The Azeris wildly exaggerated the effects of their drones even before fighting began just as they wildly exaggerated their progress, claiming that any town where fighting was reported as being already in their hands.
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  920. Note the definition of market advice was made deliberately to exclude newsletters
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  921. On a small remote island, that's probably 50% of the supply.
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  922. As WSB would say: Puts on her portfolio.
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  923. Correction: Lighters predate the match, they just weren't very good because they leaked or evaporated
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  924. "Fighting civilians" is a weird distortion. Most of the country is actually run by local militias that may or may not have uniforms and may or may not get along with the national govenrment
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  925. I love it there's crypto scammers in the comments of this very video...
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  926. The BBC obsesses over how this effects "indigenous" towns but that has nothing to do with why it's illegal.
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  927. They are listening, just not to industry professionals. The incentive for an elected official is to have a strong opinion on a list of hot button issues that a lot of voters pretend to care about. Ergo, there's a lot of arguments in Congress about tax burdens, but rarely do they discuss the obscenely complicated tax law that is a product of centuries of Congress arguing about tax burdens.
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  928. It's easy to say that in the civilized world
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  929. If there was a method that matched the description in the title, then everyone would do it and it would be automated into ETFs.
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  930. This report isn't actually about Sprska, it's a rehash of the breakup of Yugoslavia.
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  931.  @TheBooban  that shows the limits of your reading
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  932. The crazy part is that tow truck across the straits probably cost as much as the car itself.
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  933. That's silly. If they were starving, they wouldn't be having routine sex.
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  934. That amount is usually pretty small as most people don't maintain cash buffers.
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  935. If you default on payments to an exorcist, do you get repossessed?
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  936. Everyone we care about.
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  937. I'd recommend a zero commission broker for anyone who's only interested in shares and/or has an account size below 10 grand.
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  938. There's a wire tapped phone call between two PIJ soldiers where they say it was a misfire. Wouldn't be the first time the IDF was credited with an accidental blast.
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  939.  @munderpool  [Proceeds to miss for 3 movies]
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  940. Security appears to have been lax at best. At the very least the attackers did their recon and knew when the guards weren't around, but you can't rule out that the hit might have been ordered by someone very close to the President.
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  941. 2:00 This is why cops often don't tell people they're cops when ordering food. There may be some gangster idiot that will tamper with your food for petty revenge.
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  942.  @__prometheus__  except they were not only free to leave, the sole form of punishment was firing. They were also paid. That's called being an employee, and it's frankly the same conditions early colonists in much of the Americas tollerated. Although for them starvation was an actual possibility.
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  943. It's politicized investing. End of story.
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  944. It's always been like this
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  945. Not all the fentanyl comes from China, but Chinese chemical factories do appear to be seeking out cartels to work for. It's not like the cartel connection to illegal fishing where by no surprise the same sailors that will smuggle drugs are the sailors that will fish illegally, so the overlap is coincident.
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  946. Ok, as soon as funds open up I'm shorting her.
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  947. Low child rate + net outward migration = China reporting population growth and steady demographics?
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  948. The Pentagon will never be satisfied with whatever specialty weapon they happen to be using at the moment.
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  949.  @omduttdixit6285  we frickin invented modern democracy. As in the ideology formed around the US government, not the other way around.
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  950. Sounds like they're just waiting to find a buyer for each of their stores so they don't have to lay anyone off
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  951. Where he is from most special forces have never fired guns
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  952. Dear VICE. While you're in Bangladesh you might want to look into how they're the drunkest Muslim nation. It's right up your alley.
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  953. Shh. The Sardinians don't like being called that.
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  954. They are. Back in the Mao era everything was just scaled down to the budget but now they're issued broken gear to parade around
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  955. Like that guy who ate the banana art. Some things are bought to show off how rich you are, which can sustain prices high
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  956. Having once worked for a restaurant, I can imagine the headache of having to learn to make food from five different ghost restaurants
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  957. Because LGBT wasn't much of a thing anywhere until the last century
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  958.  @kapilchhabria1727  they will never turn a profit outside New York Megaopolis. I bet my life upon it
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  959. They'll blame gas companies for price hikes next year
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  960. Only in modern times can people say that but think nothing of the ham he had for lunch....
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  961. "Chickens. Do not. ORGANIZE!" Ms Tweedy
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  962. @winterbreak It varies. There's what prescribed in the program and there's whatever the freakin DS feels like.
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  963.  @ThePlainBagel  Deliberately unfair scruitiny. The guys presenting the literal conspiracy theory as fact were the same guys harassing Melvin Capital employees and their families as well as sending me suicide requests. Most of them were literal gamblers and sports fans that got in after the squeeze.
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  964. What products?
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  965. These days when they reorganize stuff and chaos happens the command just says "failure to adapt and overcome" and punishes entire brigades. The punishments often cause more deadlines to be missed.
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  966. To add: Communism is breaking down in Cuba same as it did everywhere else. Many state ventures have far more employees than work, and many other ventures were not filled by the government due to lack of funds (especially smaller needs that rarely come to the attention of central planners). Case in point: That pharmacist at 3:20 that has a job but nothing to sell. Raúl Castro started laying off workers and allowing more small businesses in stages, but the same issues with central planning persist. Current President Miguel Díaz-Canel hasn't officially addressed these problems yet.
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  967. "Strict blockade on goods." Wrong verb. Near all of Gaza's essentials come from or through Israel. The IDF does searches of every passing truck for contraband ranging from weapons to drugs to the precursors of both. This makes many Gazans very angry, but they know as well as everyone else it isn't a "blockade" because that would cause immediate starvation.
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  968. Town squares? Odd thing to think that's where politics was argued. It use to be taverns, cafes, farmers markets, and guesthouses (travelers would swap news while passing through). In fact, a lot of early derivatives trading happened in taverns, and back in the day a lot of people would attend church just to socialize.
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  969.  @thepromking29  why'd anyone with a reliable internet connection be jealous of anyone in that shithole? And even the reporter in the video knew she had some sort of racket going.
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  970. Not so, because China lied about its population growth too. State and city governments are allocated state resources based on population numbers, so everyone engages in double counting. Their census includes both migrant workers from the city, migrant workers in the city, people who have left China for good, and it is intentionally difficult to make a permanent change of address if you have moved elsewhere in China. This process is repeated at every level of government. IDK how much of China's population simply doesn't exist, but there's a lot.
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  971. 7:50 That doesn't count as fraud, because the deal offered by the SPAC doesn't really change if management knows ahead of time what they're buying. It does pose regulatory issues, though
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  972. No one was ever safe
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  973. Dude, there's no forgiving this error. If his boss finds out about it, he is fired.
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  974. It's circular investing
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  975. I don't know, when they work, the suspect is unlikely to show up on this channel
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  976. Did Madoff's sons really turn him in, or did Madoff plan years in advance to make himself the fall guy for the family racket?
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  977. Chinese consumers implicitly believe the airbags are fake regardless if the scandal is exposed yet
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  978. Who said building had anything to do with population growth? 1. In Communist China, the state owns the land and leases it to people for decades, collecting lots of taxes and fees that are about 40% of the cost of a house. 2. Officials are promoted, demoted, jailed, given bonuses, or allocated state resources based on GDP numbers. Officials are constantly coming up with new schemes as they're constantly being compared to their peers. 3. Construction and housing are among the few fully private industries. State enterprises can straight up ignore anti-trust laws, which drives away competition. This means competition is fierce within construction and profit margins rarely exceed 10%. 4. Crony capitalism is tolerated where officials give contracts to business they own shares in or are owned by family. Many major bribery busts have occurred, and in the cases we know of it appears officials received at least hundreds of bribes over a period of years before being caught. 5. Escrows are not required. Paying builders with money from presales is the norm, and of course that insane amount of leverage causes waste. 6. Speed is prioritized above all else. Construction begins with mostly prefabricated parts before blueprints are ready or feasibility studies done (you can forget about soil compaction and inspections). 7. Most new constructs demolish existing structures. Many of which collapse before being used. And so the endless racketeering goes on. None of these guys actually care if the construction collapses immediately upon being sold as that is on the buyer. Many people live in shelters made from their half finished houses as the builder went broke and they can't afford both rent and their mortgage.
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  979. And Uncle Sam said: "LET THERE BE A BIG BOOM!!"
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  980.  @haroldfiedler6549  dude, he was joking. Fun fact, BTW.
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  981. Qataris don't know the meaning of the word
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  982. There was a case down in Mexico where a similar truck flipped over.
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  983. In venture capital? Yes. In public companies? No.
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  984. You already lost.
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  985. ​ @the.based.perspective the victim complex of a thief
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  986. Who wants to bet the new management team the President hired are her personal friends and family?
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  987. Frantic situation. It's forgivable
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  988.  @timeless1922  if it works as anticipated. There's always big caveats with biotech and none seem discussed here.
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  989. Those idiots are angry at anything anyone does. Even the peace treaties that end wars.
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  990. TikTok is paying heavily for advertising by the ads I'm getting. I wonder how much business they are losing
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  991. Historically speaking the investment decisions of big investors are no more accurate than small investors.
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  992. Sounds like they should segregate prisons according to gang affiliations. Not a total solution but it would prevent mass incidents like this.
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  993. 2022: The year in which one analyst screams we're in a bubble one minute, another screams the next 1000 unicorns will be green stocks, and the investors will get really angry if you oppose either view. Hmm.
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  994. You can assume Ms Sen is buying the dip.
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  995. CW is basically poor man's nuke and nukes didn't exist at the time.
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  996. Why do you think people study journalism in college? To ram their opinions down other's throats.
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  997. One is essential, the other is not.
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  998. Saying never is a reasonable opinion given feasible models don't exist yet
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  999.  @KonradvonHotzendorf  Last I heard of it was a couple years ago
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  1000. High turnover at these banks hid the problem. It was not the same employees committing the crimes every time
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  1001. ​ @phoenixzappa7366  investment bankers, yeah. Commercial bankers are just really boring.
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  1002. Everyone loves getting paid on commission as long as it's not out of their pocket
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  1003. He probably won't
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  1004. Will Inside Edition ever show the slaughtering process or is that too R rated for this show?
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  1005. ​@sarikagoode1505 are you afraid cops will kick down your door over a crime scene DNA match?
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  1006. No amount of fines would make you happy
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  1007. The nepotism is strong with the Turk...
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  1008. Never take a disgruntled employee's complaints about his ex-boss at face value.
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  1009.  @kirkjordan8718  not as deep as the video thinks. Those trillions of assets under management isn't their money but their clients. Blackrock the company is "only" worth 132 billion.
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  1010. This idiot thinks we don't recycle the aluminum chips by the ton......
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  1011. It's called hyperbole. They're just saying that to put on a show about how extreme and patriotic they are.
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  1012. "Free speach absolutist" is code for "stuff I say will get me in trouble."
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  1013. Except our economy is much larger and isn't built on fraud.
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  1014. I think it's fair to say the editors at Bloomberg are in the red on several big Chinese stock positions.
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  1015. "The Pope? How many divisions he got?" -Stuff Stalin probably didn't say.
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  1016. The rise of stock options has also rose the average level of the VIX. I also saw a study that said the more attention a stock gets in the news and social media, the higher it's implied volatility will be relative to its realized volatility.
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  1017. For a career criminal he sucks at his job.
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  1018. Chinese exchanges have a lot of blanket bans about who can list and trade, but once you're in it's basically a free-for-all. Very few accounting rules, few limits on leverage, few trading rules.
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  1019. She was freaking out. Lose the flattery
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  1020. Yes, some small banks were bought out, but no one has been asking for a bailout recently. That myth comes from back in 2008 when some big players asked Congress for a loan and were immediately denied (the real scandal was the execs negotiating the bailout flew to Washington in private jets while struggling to make payroll).
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  1021. Military historian here, Academics are people like any other and their opinions are as much garbage as mine. You should always examine incentives, partisanship, and objectives in anything you read regardless how many degrees the guy writing it has.
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  1022.  @TheTinyRedDot  farmed seafood is fatter and cheaper, which is what a lot of customers want
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  1023. Some Arabs are French citizens since they were born there
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  1024. No juror is going to prejure themselves just to save their shitcoins
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  1025. You should see why textbooks are so expensive. They spend literal fortunes recruiting and paying professors and make it back by forcing students to buy new textbooks they likely won't read every year. I caused a stir in my teaching class because for a class on early American history I recommended The Beard's History of the US (written turn of the century).
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  1026. Dear Bloomberg, Amateurs trading stocks is not remotely new, and in fact only in the 20th century was most trading done by professionals. For instance, in the Gold Rush days the formal exchanges that traded mostly large caps, while smaller and riskier ventures were traded down the street by street vendors hanging out near telegraph offices. Most of the shares and commissions were in cents in those days, hence the term "penny stock." If you go further back to the early days of stock exchanges, there were market venues reserved for "speculators of quality," but most shares were traded "over the counter." Literally, you'd buy them directly from the store owner, and trade them at taverns and with street vendors. Period after the Great Depression was the era of strictly regulated markets where leverage was limited and all but professionals were restricted to low risk instraments like mutual funds. That era is over now, with common investors not only having access to professional automated markets, but having access to derivatives and short selling. Sincerely, A Historian
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  1027. The only obstacle to nuclear power is widespread delusions about nuclear power.
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  1028. That's paid with tax dollars
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  1029. It's game theory. As soon as the risks/rewards of a dirty industry become widely known, it has to get reinvented in order to get honest people involved to keep the scheme going.
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  1030. Caveat: The S&P is green 53% of days, meaning the daily compounding is slightly in your favor for ETPs tied to it, but that's probably only going to cover the higher fees.
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  1031. Americans drive big vehicles because vehicles and gas are relatively cheap there
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  1032. Just another case of the nuts running the nuthouse.
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  1033.  @kk28032  Your English isn't as good as you think. And allegedly, Modi ordered the arrest of some businessman allowing Adani to buy his airport for peanuts
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  1034. These are Soviet antiques. Kept alive by scrapping some vehicles to keep others running. And most spent a few years rusting away in the 1990's.
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  1035. Office workers in China have been doing this years because commute times of three hours or more are quite common.
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  1036. I thought some sections of the internet were living in their own little worlds... Turns out some of them are.
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  1037. Stay on the tourist routes
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  1038. 5:30 That's the secret of Venture Capital. They're all nepobabies.
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  1039. This news source is blaming famine and such on global warming but such things have been routine in Africa since prehistory.
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  1040. I've heard people often talk about the unofficial statements investment bankers will say on the cellphones off the recorded lines. That's how rumors spread among market movers. Didn't realize that wasn't entirely legal.
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  1041. Norway's sovereign wealth fund is totally pumping the EV bubble too. They make a little money, because they aren't idiots.
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  1042. He said on a social media of sorts
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  1043. @malakatan3235  also, you do realize you're on a channel dedicated to China? This isn't mainstream media, you singled yourself out.
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  1044. "Less developed" is an oxymoron since living standards are low across the board. There were some cities offerring ok wages for a time, but their cost of living was sky high while in rural regions cost of living was low but so were wages
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  1045. I heard of a cat that mothered ducks. The farmer found this out in the worse way possible: She saw her carrying the ducklings and thought "THE CAT IS EATING THE DUCKS!" But no.
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  1046. Those guys were leaving China even when China was on the rise.
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  1047. With minimal inventory too.
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  1048. It's a classic. You should never have to pay someone else to work, whether upfront or as part of the business. The bizarre thing is the scale of this scam.
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  1049. The smartest criminals are the ones we are not aware of
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  1050. They literally can't be. Most of the small banks weren't that stupid either.
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  1051. When was it sane?
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  1052. It's a classic priestly science. Anyone can claim to be a priest and have magic powers and the real priests are rarer than the fakes.
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  1053. In some Arab countries, these men are called ghouls. Ghoul means demon, but slang variations apply the term to anyone whose career involves death (hitmen, gravediggers, morticians, etc).
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  1054. Restaurant chains come and go with the decades with tastes. This is no different
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  1055. Is he guilty? Yes. Are the charges themselves abuse of power? Also yes.
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  1056. It's called ripping off breaking bad. And Seagal's movies literally do launder money for gangs, so you'll understand the why they're all about gangs.
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  1057. "Wars are not won by evacuations." -Churchill
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  1058. Come on. We all know that Ankara would off any serious contender for the throne.
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  1059. Not uncommon for women in toxic relationships
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  1060. Come on. We all know she'd say that regardless what happened
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  1061. Tesla got the same treatment.
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  1062. We used to call these colonies but these days we're required to pretend they're independent states
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  1063. Investing in disruptive tech is nice, but the idea that a team of finance nerds could identify them before they soar with any accuracy better than random is silly.
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  1064. "Web developement" is a skill so common that much of it is outsourced to turdworld countries. In one place I will not name they boast of their "tech startups" which always turn out to be independent programmers making phone apps.
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  1065. There doesn't seem any original journalism, just a highly editorialized wiki article.
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  1066. What lawyers?
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  1067. The only casino where card counting is mandatory.
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  1068. If it's posted on VIC, then any risks are definitely already priced into the stock.
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  1069. There are so many real twisted facts about the case, you don't need to make stuff up.
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  1070. Wild exaggeration
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  1071. First thought: TIK didn't take off for the 4th? Second thought: Wait, he's British. Happy treason day.
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  1072. "The magazine was becoming a subsitute for playboy." Remember that movie "My Favorite Martian" where Suit did exactly that?
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  1073. Last time the Bantus revolted it was over foreign Africans "stealing jobs." There are many similar incidents, most of which were smaller scale. So NO, this was NOT and one-off event.
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  1074. Correction: He was the world's richest man briefly a few years ago due to absurd stock valuations.
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  1075. The smallest independent communities have the most interesting politics and microeconomies, I find.
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  1076. That is because you have no idea where the expression land of the free comes from
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  1077. The "Great Companies" reminds me of the second Norse Siege of Paris. Unlike the previous attack many decades before, these men had no leader and the mob formed around a small company of Norse intending on a quick punitive raid on Paris. The mayor of Paris came out to negotiate and asked "Who is your King." The reply was "We are all Kings." Same behavior, different era.
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  1078. He's long gone. This seems to be a separate matter
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  1079. Judea? Wrong continent
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  1080. No, the scheme would not work because he has no fans
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  1081. Ukraine's pre-war poverty is misleading as the cost of living was dirt cheap (Russia likewise has low wages and extremely low cost of living).
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  1082. It started in the Mao era when factory managers started competing to get production numbers up but didn't care if people actually used stuff
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  1083.  @audiquagaming  and no one forces anyone here to invest in Wall Street
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  1084. Japan never got that bad
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  1085. This is one of the industries where ordinary people don't know where the line is between easy peasy and physically impossible is...
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  1086. That never happened and you're asking for castration if you say otherwise.
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  1087. There's news, Chinese social media, occasional alleged insider, public statements from public figures. The usual reporter stuff
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  1088. Self-employed guy here: There's a host of reasons to incorporate even if it's a sole proprietorship. My reason my employer forces us all to make companies so he can deny that we are employees, but the non-compete agreements we signed are completely unenforceable.
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  1089. I first heard of Netflix when they were still delivering movies by mail. I wondered even then why Blockbuster hadn't thought of that...
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  1090. @jmrabinez9254  No. And there are rules about how much sleep deprivation is allowed and injuries are seen by a nurse
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  1091. T-mobile, nvidia, arm, uber (good investments but not at the price purchased at)
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  1092. They were going to do it either way, they just wanted an excuse
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  1093. That's preposterous on so many levels. Do you even know what the CIA is?
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  1094. They make money by making the markets more efficient.
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  1095. ​ @LizardSpork  the merger means most of the big games in existence would be owned by a single company. I'll wager everyone on this thread all plays at least one game regularly that Microsoft or Activision owns
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  1096. 1:45 CORRECTION. The tensile strength of kevlar is 20 times that of steel. That's resistance to pulling.
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  1097.  @lawbringer9857  that's a joke, right?
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  1098. I feel a little guilty over this since I helped make it a meme stock. I posted early DD, bought at IPO, and sold around 25 a share.
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  1099. Most PE firms can't do that, and even so judges recognize affiliated entities
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  1100.  @JJs_playground  any sort of loan is leverage. I once invested the extra from my college loan.
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  1101. The whole country is involved in securities fraud pumping up their fake GDP numbers and their turd-tier services.
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  1102. To be fair, a lot of Middle East countries have far worse internet censorship, you just don't hear about it because they're terrible at it. People have been killed/imprisoned for very mundane Facebook posts
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  1103. It's the Phillipines. Everyone's gangster
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  1104. It's why they're called the vampire state. The army they built bankrupted the economy and was instead funded by robbing neighbor states and Jews. As effective as the strategy is of making war pay for itself, it only works with an endless string of EASY victories, which is impossible.
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  1105.  @Occident.  I question your children's integrity. And no, he refused to work while living with those guys, that's a bum
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  1106. Because Karens try to ran politics down their neighbor's throats.
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  1107. Mali shoots themselves in the foot again.
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  1108. Is it just me, or do Chinese people want to maximize the risks associated with daily business?
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  1109. This is what you get when people invest based on science fiction.......
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  1110. Well, to Jorge's credit he was still a very good shot even while high.
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  1111. Some people get a kick out of the act of taking.
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  1112. There's a clear negative selection bias. These are the companies that would fail a normal IPO
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  1113. That's usually a sign they don't know anything at all about the topic at hand, but are pretending otherwise.
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  1114. Prices of necessities are going up with inflation, prices of luxuries are going down with demand. For decades, Chinese people were buying things they did not need with borrowed money.
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  1115. Just imagine that conversation: "Despacho estamos en camino con el sospechoso. Llama al psicólogo y dile que estos gringos se creen que todos somos matones de la CIA."
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  1116. No one really chooses their reserve currencies. The market chooses for them
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  1117. These idiots don't hire lawyers because lawyers will tell them all the rules they're breaking.
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  1118. @Varun Mittal  compulsory pregnancy isn't just dehumanizing, it makes no goddamn sense.
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  1119.  @alfredpeasant5980  bizarre allegation. Reply to the wrong person?
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  1120. Three problems: Title says the cartels are running this racket but no definite connection was made between these dealers and the major cartels. Pointless politicization by digressing to irrelevant topics and cherry picking statements from some witnesses. Clear US-centric reporting when Mexico's unregulated pharmacy industry seems to be the topic.
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  1121. That's generally the case with economic rebels.
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  1122. People in Myanmar keep bringing pens to a gunfight...
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  1123. You should see all the firms that never had a chance but burned investor money anyway.
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  1124. Hmm... It's almost as if the reason there were only four subs that could do it was because it was difficult, expensive, and only a few people need it.
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  1125. I think they assumed everyone calling in sick to work was both A) seeing a doctor and B) was actually ill.
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  1126. For smear campaigns?
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  1127. Except how big is Hollywood really? The running joke where I'm from are that most actors are really career baristas.
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  1128. Fact of life in investing: The rise of retail trading corresponds to the rise of private equity markets. Ooph.
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  1129.  @cubicj  like it's possible for one company to upend several completely unrelated sciences. Most of Elon's ideas will go nowhere.
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  1130. This has nothing to due with Covid. It's all about systemic incompetence, corruption, and infighting.
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  1131. They're mixing whatever drugs are on hand, so given the prices they're charging it's a bit of a ripoff.
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  1132. Not a scam, but a junk company in some fashion
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  1133. 0:00 Yes, but medieval writers liked to pretend that was how it was, just like in modern times we like to pretend all major fighting is done by handfuls of hand picked and highly skilled operatives that don't actually exist.
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  1134. Caveat: A large portion of Wallstreet money is "passively managed." That means they cut costs by buying whatever shares are available indiscriminately and guarantee an average overall return to their customers. Ergo, as long as Chinese shares are on global exchanges, there will always be some in your retirement account.
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  1135. Everything makes sense. "We're all homeless, let's throw things at cops"
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  1136. So it's not even a crypto, it's an unregulated deposit
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  1137. 2:50 Weird oversimplification. Both Lenin and Stalin confiscated the stock of private business people that would not sell their goods to state store houses at the fixed prices whether they be farmers, merchants, or craftsmen (that was the punishment for refusing collectivization). Many farmers were known to have destroyed their fields so they could not be nationalized, others died fighting rather than being sent to a commune, others joined guerrilla groups and their farms went defunct when they were killed/captured. This is actually why Lenin wanted to collectivize through incentives rather than by force like Stalin, because for many years after being nominally unified under Communism the area was very much a war zone.
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  1138. If you want to ESG invest, set your own criteria and pick your own stocks. Don't count on a total stranger to do it for you.
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  1139. To what? See a porn star get naked during an "audition?" Yeah. He did that.
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  1140.  @Homer-OJ-Simpson  rail tickets cost money. If you're poor enough, it is better to take a long cheap route. And in order to justify the high cost of HSR you need A LOT of people who can afford daily tickets within walking distance of the station (or at least a short bus ride away).
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  1141. Exceptions make headlines, but not the norm
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  1142. It's the most aggressively Aussie science evar
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  1143. Buzzword is the term you're looking for
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  1144. Apple's tax avoidance scheme works like this: US companies pay taxes on money earned abroad when it enters the US. Ergo Apple puts all the money earned abroad into Irish banks where corporate taxes are minimal, and holds it there until it is time to spend it in the US. Since Apple is an international company, some of the money never enters the US, and the money that does may be delayed for years effectively putting off the tax burden.
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  1145. There's a major real estate bankruptcy in China every day (literally). No one in China if one of the bigger one happens this month.
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  1146. Stop it with the preposterous slavery allegories.
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  1147. This is unexpected. A politician that knows basic science.
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  1148. Drug cartels totally do that...
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  1149. Wanted land? Not really, the first crusade started with a secular war between the Byzantines and the Seljuks that the Byzantines lost. They called for help and the Pope saw an opportunity to bring the Orthodox under Catholic dominion. The Crusader army, however, quickly lost their original objective and decided to resolve an unrelated issue where Seljuks weren't allowing Christian pilgrims to visit Jerusalem
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  1150. That sounds like an envy issue for you
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  1151. Nepotism and many years of service, probably. She probably worked for the department in some other capacity for a long time.
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  1152. In order to cash out he has to screw over the Tesla shareholders pumping the stock. In order to save SpaceX, he just might.
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  1153. He was always just making whatever video gets clicks. In the early days he was just a teenager with a smartphone but now he runs a studio.
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  1154. Richard, what do you think of the idea that the risk premium falls with the riskiest stocks. There's come a point people stop getting paid to take on risk (like index funds), and start paying for the chance to get rich (like lottery tickets)
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  1155. Shut up, Shane.
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  1156. The use of NFTs proves they know full well they're saving the company at the expense of chumps and idiot gamblers.
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  1157. 8:55 Correction: Stalin didn't off people he argued with either, he targeted men he suspected of working against him and when he did that he also made sure to fire all of their cronies too leading to situations where entire departments were all fired, reassigned, jailed, or perhaps even killed.
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  1158. Don't pretend you're above such errors
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  1159. I hope he ignores the order, so he's jailed for contempt while his assets are liquidated.
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  1160. The SEC wouldn't allow an IPO to save a company from bankruptcy.
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  1161. It's thinly veiled greed.
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  1162. Interest in free-to-play drifts month to month and year to year as player's interest drifts to things they haven't tried before. Are we sure these guys can CONTINUE to make popular games?
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  1163. Sig's was good, it won because it was the most conservative design. We ain't repeating the M16's introduction into service.
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  1164. The rewards program has a few caveats. First is US brands are a status symbol, no matter how illogical, so people who can't afford it will still buy it. Second is there have been mass bankruns in China and even before that most Chinese citizens don't have debit/credit cards, meaning the rewards program is the only way to pay for things digitally.
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  1165. Message was likely meant for the principal, not the kids
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  1166. It was only a novelty in China
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  1167. He said why in the video, dumdum. That's not suppose to be possible in normal flight
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  1168. There's a lot of logic gaps here, Sri Lanka.
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  1169. Meet new boss. Same as old boss.
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  1170. Except waitresses don't get paid enough to deal with assholes
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  1171. Because you're terrible with money
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  1172. Did he pump it or did he simply have the CEO on the show? Because I got a feeling XL isn't the only liar here.
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  1173. [Laughs in Pyro]
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  1174. This is why you went bankrupt, Shane
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  1175. It makes them feel powerful, though
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  1176. These companies are also a case in point about the negative selection bias in IPOs. These are the companies whose management don't care about losing the bulk of future profits, ergo many of them are simply not profitable.
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  1177.  @gallie3543  no, the miners mostly poison themselves. These are generally ma and pa ventures with limited education and equipment and often they don't understand how much they're hurting themselves.
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  1178.  @brokensoap1717  yes, but you understand how the logical extreme causes problems, especially when no one contractor has the controlling interest in the project (committee based decisions are the definition of inefficiency). This becomes doubly so when the main contractors aren't married to the project, so their execs likely aren't ever aware of problems before they get out of hand. Plus if delays occur, you often still must pay contractors for their manhours, meaning there's no incentive to finish projects quickly. A comparison in the history of the SLS and Starship reveals the net effect of this problem. Starship has dictated by one man betting his fortune on the project and has had a meteoric rise to fame but may collapse if they can't deliver by the time they run out of money. Meanwhile SLS started with the end of the Shuttle and isn't a particularly imaginative evolution, but has proved immensely costly as the work is of high quality but moves at a snail's pace.
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  1179.  @Hughmong_Us  It's not a matter of technology but competency
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  1180. About that St Petersburg bottling plant, a lot of fortunes were made ironically during Russia's most severe depression following the fall of the USSR. People who could buy up defunct state run ventures and get them back on their feet usually walked away with major profits. In fact, Russia's current wealthy people are all people who had some money saved during the Soviet days and bought state ventures. How ironic it is that most Russian corporations are run by people who grew up in Soviet Union...
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  1181. That's not comparible. This is an extremely short term price move as panicking idiots move money into "inflation proof" assets. Back 20 years ago people were borrowing to invest because the price of housing "goes nowhere but up." Yes I recall my parents using that exact phrase.
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  1182. These aren't international companies mostly. These are small factories largely operated by clan leaders with government connections.
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  1183. It's pronounced "Hi-fa," not "Ha-Fa." And Sderot is not a French word, it's pronounced "Sday-Roht"
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  1184. It's called a ponzi scheme
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  1185. Because their world domination schemes depended on continuous GDP growth.
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  1186. Caveat about active sanctions: Most of them ban specific oligarchs from certain countries.
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  1187. Guys, let's be frank and state most of these kills are gangsters fighting gangsters over rackets.
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  1188. Someone cooked up a hotsause that was "weaponized into tear gas" and people ate it.
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  1189.  @jurgenrosmarion7342  The Feds credit is better than your will ever be. Get over it.
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  1190. How traumatizing for you.
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  1191. Like you'd know a damn thing about the insides of a farm.
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  1192.  @phantom1076  it literally wasn't, goofball
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  1193. I'm noting a pattern with these bronze age cultures. They start nomadic with men freely moving to new regions, then by late bronze age they unify into permanent states with immensely wealthy landlord-kings, then it all terminates with cold and dry conditions
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  1194. Just so we're clear, pearls form when oysters get sharp things stuck inside their privates.
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  1195. It's a subject widely understudied in the western world simply because at the time we knew nothing of them.
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  1196. Those same people are lying about what is on camera
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  1197. Most of the time superior profits means you simply don't understand the risks involved.
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  1198. The Chinese had the tools and competency to copy Russian equipment. With these you can see many of the markings are hand-done and at least some key parts were fraudulently re-labled "Made in Iraq."
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  1199. @gameworkerty  liar
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  1200. Taiwan getting into semiconductors is largely an historic accident since the country industrialized right at the start of the technology boom and there were government subsidies to get Taiwan into modern industries. Those days are over, though
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  1201. Shut up, PBS
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  1202. Trash apartments yesterday, trash cars today.
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  1203.  @anons000  who? And why you say that?
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  1204. The Jordanians doesn't care what he did, all they care about is his family connections and money.
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  1205. Lies. The word you're looking for is laughably incompetent lies.
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  1206. The origin of the feud was the last President is accused of receiving bribes while he was a governor, which he denies of course, alleging it's just libel to be rid of him. Whether or not that's true is unknown, but he certainly acted as if he expected people to believe in his innocence when he tried to dissolve Congress. Most Peruvian Presidents retire to a jail cell. This is just business as usual.
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  1207. Doesn't matter. All efficiency gains from burning hydrogen are lost in expensive and heavy cryogenic tanks
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  1208. I don't remember a time when people weren't saying that
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  1209. Serbia's only connection to Moscow is a mutual enemy. But either way, I doubt Belgrade will want to follow the many unwritten rules the EU has.
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  1210. If it were easy to get that job you want, it wouldn't be considered a "good" job. "Good" in economics means above average.
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  1211. As a pump and dump.
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  1212. Dude, murder has always been a thing
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  1213. "It was spelled out in the company's SEC filings the loans could only be used for that purpose." Me: Let me guess, someone used it to leverage up their stock options portfolio.
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  1214. Children watch his show, and parents buy their kids burgers
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  1215. Complaints about release dates are clearly a matter of backlogs. Just because number of arrests goes up doesn't mean they can be booked and tried faster.
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  1216. It's thought that all the razed forests and abandoned farmland is allowing for bug dust storms
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  1217. Bonds are not punitive. Bonds pay the bondsman.
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  1218. Very ponzi
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  1219. It's all for show, anyway. They want to prove to their bosses they're doing all they can.
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  1220. He means the Feds and/or local police. Check if there's a warrant out for his arrest.
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  1221. This Eyad guy totally has a Hamas or PIJ connection. That's why he can't get a license to import materials and that is why his factory has been bombed
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  1222. With what idiot officers made you wear, I'm sure it felt like it.
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  1223. It's not like UNRWA and Damascus have been embezzling charity funds for years
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  1224.  @abhijeetrawat216  yes, but it reduces your risk of interest rate hike, which happened shortly after that comment was posted
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  1225. Asianometry has several great videos about chip making. It involves insanely expensive lasers that require a truck-sized piece of equipment to work, but are so accurate they can cut a germ in two.
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  1226. Where I live the streets are full of Japanese cars made in the US
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  1227. A journalist.
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  1228. No joke, a bunch of diary farmers actually hired an actress to make a fake foodtech startup commercial mocking these guys. It's "wood milk."
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  1229. Pure speculation on future earnings mixed with ignoring how it'd be overpriced even with said growth.
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  1230. I make generic early comment. Give me meaningless upvotes!
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  1231. They probably crossed the border by accident. Happens all the time on the US/Mexican border, but the police on both sides are working together on that front.
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  1232.  @zakkart  vhut?
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  1233. They gave it the tail number 9-11.
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  1234. Gaza never left the middle ages
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  1235. Do we know for a fact whether or not the PM is on Beijing's payroll?
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  1236.  @Fishmans  Perhaps. But it is better if it's profitable or at least breaks even.
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  1237. I knew a manager at an airspace manufacturer making small aircraft parts. He pointed out his company always placed their factories in small cities or rural towns where the cost of living was cheap and simply set the starting wage to the average local wage. The result was good talent for less money, and most of their costs was in labor. Keep that in mind when you deride states with substandard wages.
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  1238.  @scottstempmail9045  Exploited?!?!?! Pendejo, I repeat, the starting wage is the average local wage with the managers, engineers, and programmers getting paid significantly more. It's a good living because you can rent a one bedroom house for $400/month.
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  1239.  @TheRealBlueValhalla  that company was shut down years ago. Is all your info this outdated?
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  1240. How many of these idiot startups are there?
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  1241. Just because it's new, doesn't mean it replaces everything else
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  1242. Don't abuse the young lady's death for your silly political shenanigans, fools.
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  1243. That's how you know people are lying about greedflation. If the bosses are greedy now, then they will have always been greedy.
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  1244. Thank you for bringing Hindenberg Research to my attention, I've subscribed to their newsletter.
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  1245. Correction: Bones aren't useless. They're ground up and thrown into chicken feed.
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  1246. Cuba doesn't have elections.
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  1247. 30 cents a hit for trash in Bogata, but genuine cocaine is worth more than its weight in silver in the US. It's a matter of effective enforcement driving down the supply but not the demand.
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  1248. The same type of hypocrite like the people who rage about their own tax burden and fines whilst demanding more state owned social services. Politics brings out the hypocrite in A LOT of people, whether they're a rich chump or a methhead making minimum wage.
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  1249. Quit saying insurrection when you mean riot.
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  1250. The loan is on the owner, not the company
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  1251. Lots of people have power. They buy it from "generator mafias," people that own private generators and will hook up your house if you pay them. Given the simultaneous fuel shortage, though...
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  1252. The battles you should really be afraid of is where you're spending months bored and miserable while the fighting goes on somewhere else.
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  1253. There's literally nothing you can say that won't make liars angry at you.
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  1254. Isn't this the exact scheme one of the Five Families mafias pulled too?
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  1255.  @Living_End  Even so, it didn't make them richer despite literal free money
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  1256. It's just another case of confusing luck and skill
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  1257. Ego. She thinks the cops are beneath her.
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  1258. The ironic bit is Saudi sensors would let this slide even knowing he's mocking them.
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  1259.  @vincentas1  Construction hasn't changed all that dramatically in the last 20 years.
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  1260. Reed's family was also an accessory to his crimes. Now shut up
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  1261. If it wasn't this today, it would have been something else tomorrow
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  1262. Had to happen eventually
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  1263. @WhatSmellsLikeToast  how much did you lose?
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  1264. 1:50 The new CEO John Ray whose talking isn't just a professional liquidator, he liquidated Enron after their bankruptcy. And THAT is what he has to say.
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  1265. Either your coworkers are friends they're not. Stupid mandatory fun makes no difference.
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  1266. Didn't he say the same thing a year ago?
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  1267. Most of these crackdown have nothing to do with Lord Pooh. Every government department acts as its own fief and the bosses don't necessarily even talk to each other.
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  1268. First world poverty is laughable compared to this... And yet, far more worthwhile in solving.
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  1269. Why not? Screw Unions.
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  1270. I can say in advance that any regulation will enrage crypto pumpers because it will reduce volatility and ruin their anarchist delusions.
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  1271. A strange assertion, given nothing criminal was revealed in the Pandora Papers. It was merely a file dump that would have been considered a lawsuit worthy privacy breach if the targets had been anyone but elites. That is, unless you count the Jordanian king using state funds as his personal pocket book. But the Jordanians know as well as we do that the law isn't worth the paper it's printed on in that part of the world.
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  1272.  @tonysu8860  Yes, that is so, but I can't test that just by looking at the profile of the plane. Ben Rich, head of Skunk Works, said the shape of the plain is just as important as the radar absorbing coating.
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  1273. Don't worry, they'll get arrested
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  1274. Their core business is still going strong, though. It's back to near fair value so there's no harm in holding it.
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  1275. Iranians never had reliable internet even when it wasn't illegal
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  1276. It'll be a staple of sci-fi movies in a couple decades
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  1277. IDK, we like to be free of your drunken shenangans too.
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  1278. Sell it now or lose it.
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  1279.  @ktktktktktktkt  Musk's share of Twitter, you mean.
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  1280. It's easy to forget when you're on camera.
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  1281. No one that needs to see it will bother watching it.
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  1282. The difference is whether or not you spent hours researching or just pulled whataboutism out your butt. Now shut up.
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  1283. Back when I was a shuttle driver for the railroad we drove past some train cars casually piled on the ground. The rail guys said it was actually cheaper to bring in a welder to cut up the cars for spare parts than it was to get a crain and put the cars on the tracks
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  1284. Most Chinese companies are sitting on unrealized markdowns on properties.
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  1285. Or just criminalize it as fraud. Technically no new laws are needed, as anyone can reasonably expect financial gain from getting published
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  1286. Dude, this predates that by A LOT
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  1287. As Machiavelli said, the more divided a region is the easier it is to enter there but the harder it will be to establish total control. No state could establish total control over the Germany states regardless of the amount of fighting.
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  1288. Never trust a banker that insists everyone is dirty except him.......
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  1289. Not the same. In the US' case, it was grunt labor being outsourced while the best jobs were expanded in the US, and this was neither the first nor the last time this had occurred. I recall Warren Buffet said his worst investment was when he bought up a US textile mills for cheap only to realize that labor-intensive function was being outsourced to the third world.
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  1290. Who knows. Maybe they'll start fighting over turf.
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  1291. There's no correlation between land property size and rent. The myth comes from how when cities grow usually developers buy whole chunks of land at a time to build apartment blocks.
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  1292. Just because you were born here, doesn't mean anyone cares what you think
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  1293. This guy's English is good, but his grammar says he's from a Slavic country.
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  1294. They are far from perfect but they make good stuff
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  1295. A trademen could easily invest in long term bonds and let his children inherit a small fortune.
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  1296.  @MrWolfstar8  That’s nonsensical use of the word Wall Street as big corporations and high net worth individuals often invest without use of the markets at all. If you're going to accuse, accuse specific persons rather than this "anyone richer than me is corrupt" garbage. And again, many investors just say "politics is for politicians" and buy anything that's legal and cheap. Also, nobodies can also make controversial investments. I personally sold put contracts on the RUSL investment fund a soon after the Ukraine war started. The reason being so many people were dumping their shares in the Russian fund that the fund was trading at half the value of the stocks they owned and those stocks were trading below the liquidation value of the companies. This bet did not work out for me as the fund was closed soon after and I was forced to realize a loss, but this investment did not stop me from attempting to get a Ukrainian visa to fight in the war myself.
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  1297. A lot of prisons in Latin America have no rules and are just a place to put offenders. Many don't even provide food and inmates get that from family, many have entire economies where inmates make goods. In many the guards just count the inmates and keep them on the premises. This is especially true when a major mafia lord is present as he can bribe/threaten anyone.
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  1298. No weapon is outdated
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  1299. On the brighter side, if it weren't for these mines a lot of these kids would starve every time there was a drought.
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  1300. Anyone can get scammed. Anyone can be a scammer.
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  1301. Subscription is associated with the free-money seeking behavior of some firms. Namely software rented on Subscription that isn't being actively supported/updated
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  1302. @harlequin75  that's likely why they specialize in that topic. The tax scheme Mr. Bankman came up with us clever, and I cannot even tell you if it is legal or not
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  1303. That's Assets Under Management (AUM), which is a pretty arbitrary number. First there's double counting as your money invested in a Blackrock fund is both your money, your broker's AUM, Blackrock's AUM, and part of a corporation's market cap. And that's just if you invested in a simple index fund, as more elaborate investments have been found where one dollar was counted 12 times. Also, America's savings does not equal America's GDP. GDP is our approximate income per year, while the total amount we have saved up is ambiguous. Also, these index managers are all global companies that own and manage shares anywhere where shares are sold.
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  1304. No one cares
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  1305. Or at least how a modern Brit thinks that stuff worked. Life back then isn't quite what he thinks.
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  1306. Dude, the trouble is there's 2,000 unique armed groups all vying for power in Libya. General fighting ended some years back but they still hate each other
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  1307. No AI can possibly do what a skilled human has not already done. The technology simply doesn't allow it because it takes a human programmer to reward "right" answers and punish "wrong" answers.
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  1308. You don't know that. Maybe he was getting paid in worthless stock options
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  1309. Politics is bad for business. Disney should not risk losing long term customers by playing politics.
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  1310. Mat, keep in mind that a lot of the people you're referring to don't even know the difference between a tank and an APC, they're just cowards trying to win a war via insults.
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  1311. Keep interest rates where they are please.
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  1312. "Exorbitant" is a strong word. College is expensive and a lot of people go to more expensive schools than they can afford or get degrees with no job prospects. Part of my 50k debt is because I switched majors.
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  1313. It is. They're fighting each other
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  1314. One guy with a 12 ton vat of molten sodium to simulate the Earth's EM field for science was asked what happens when they turn it on said "Well we don't know, that's why it's an experiment."
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  1315. Yeah, I recall one guy on WSB that was getting really angry at people's pessimism on Alibaba after Jack Ma disappeared. The reason being was he stood to lose a lot if things didn't pick back up.
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  1316. Everyone else has two words: Shut up
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  1317. Unions haven't killed anyone's profitability
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  1318. Liquidating. Not necessarily destroying.
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  1319.  @Kaisersozze  Afghanistan was never operational
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  1320. Ethiopia is about as Christian as it is Muslim. Certain remote cultures inside Ethiopia are Christian, but the area as a whole has no particular ethnic or religious patter.
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  1321. He sounds like he predicted 50 of the last two crashes.....
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  1322.  @TheGreatWasian_  That's widely exaggerated since all the grunt developer jobs I know of don't pay great. They've even introduced basic coding to high schools and it is unclear how much of the bottom tier work can be automated with machine learning software.
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  1323.  @bobtuiliga8691  Easier to make new small rule than remove old rules.
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  1324. People aren't aware of all the dedicated jobs that go with complicated things, so they do not anticipate any problems with that part of production. Ergo, when management all have zero industry experience because MBA and DEI, you get this crap.
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  1325. There's worse. But the fact of the matter they poisoned the soil and now must seek greener pastures
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  1326. The legal system moves at a snail's pace and there's bound to be a bunch of jerkwads floating about at any given time.
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  1327. If they don't have the money, they don't have the money
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  1328. Yes, bring Hamilton back
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  1329. "Amortization of intangible assets" is fancy words for "expensive patents that eventually become obsolete."
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  1330. People that do win over time are mathmaticians with algorithms and arbitrage methods.
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  1331. Investment banks are full of lawful but awful stuff. They're the only business I know of that at least partially fit dirty business stereotypes.
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  1332. I make generic early comment. Give me meaningless upvotes!
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  1333. It's not as easy to run a big business as people think.
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  1334. Abrams is still more than 50% heavier but yeah, there were WWII German wonderweapons that were smaller
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  1335. That's not fair. A lot of NATO states pitched in.
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  1336. "Austere locations." Code for sitting out in the middle of nowhere waiting for something to shoot.
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  1337. Hezbollah isn't the "most powerful non-state actor." There's the EFF in South Africa, Kurdistan if they count, the Jalisco Cartel in Mexico (among MANY other powerful cartels in Latin America), the Taliban technically is three cartels so they might not count as a country, and there's others.
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  1338.  @joshwondra9821  why don't we draft you while we're at it?
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  1339.  @AHomelessDorito  I'm pretty sure you're mistaken
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  1340. @K0nt4kt  that's not how "golden parachutes" work, but leading up to the crash he may have given himself performance bonuses based on what he knew to be bogus numbers
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  1341. The Pentagon has a similar issue. It use to be super busy in an era where hundreds of departments communicated by messager but now email is a thing and offices are in no particular order. Commanders complain about the half mile walks to pointless meetings
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  1342. You'd think for as much fraud as goes on they'd be better at it
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  1343. Fears of Haitian style revolutions were very real. The horror of freedmen genociding the French and then enslaving each other caused many countries to immediately restrict some of the rights of current and former slaves.
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  1344. Politicized investing is how you lose.
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  1345. Arabs?
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  1346. AH-MEN! [Spits on ground]
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  1347. The only difference between historic and obsolete is whether or not you like it.
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  1348.  @GreatClickbait  nah. Rebels are just power hungry. Every last one of them.
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  1349. He literally didn't
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  1350. Except Chinese salaries didn't rise. Their market caps did.
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  1351. Patrick, how would you feel about the idea there is a venture capital bubble? There's literally tens of thousands of private equity firms doing minimal due diligence and people are becoming CEOs in the same manner that people become movie stars.
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  1352. In the movies there's background music to build the tension for the audience...
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  1353. So much hoopla over such a small matter.
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  1354. The wages of sin.
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  1355.  @dorf213  IPhones are largely not assembled in China anymore. Even so, I don't know which country phones would be from as each stage of the process is in a different country
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  1356. In politics, you can never simply do something, you must be SEEN doing it to gain reputation.
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  1357. After they got people in the door, they switch to the old pricing model
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  1358. There's no private land ownership either. They do not sell the land, they lease it for 30-70 years.
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  1359. When aren’t they all secretly insolvent?
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  1360. It's not an investment. Social media accounts are expendable
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  1361. Interesting bubble. But I can definitively say that most people where I am from would rather buy the house outright with a mortgage rather than make a reverse mortgage
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  1362. Another thing about VC firms is they seem to be run by people who sexualize wealth. Of course there's a preference for young founders.
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  1363. A lot of them are straight up lying to avoid suspicion. Even if they aren't fraudsters, they want to be above suspicion
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  1364. I use to work as a guard at a refinery. I don't know what the catylist they use these days is, but it smells like a chemical weapon (assaults all senses).
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  1365. A curious remark from a man that intentionally destroyed his own country's industry. The day he died he was still working on bringing conditions to pre-war levels.
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  1366. How much did you lose on the stock?
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  1367. If you use YouTube to stream music or in place of TV, it is also worth your time to pay the 20 bucks a month to remove ads
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  1368. Greedy bastards don't like it when you discuss risks on get-rich-quick schemes
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  1369. Someone who wants to run a ponzi scheme without risking jail time.
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  1370. Come on. We all know you're buying S&P stocks one way or another
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  1371. That's silly. Who do you think issues visas?
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  1372. The Chinese housing markets are done some and Chinese stocks down a little. The trouble is Chinese markets are not efficient and stocks can be divorced from reality indefinitely.
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  1373. This probably has nothing to do with religion. Women often get harassed on the streets for not wearing a hijab. In fact, often women get sexually assaulted and the furst question everyone asks is "what was she wearing?"
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  1374. It was a transparent scheme so its of more grayish ethics, though. They were gambling, not stealing.
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  1375. Except a lot of bankruptcies, especially repeat offenders, are just idiots blowing their money away on stupid stuff. I don't know any statistics on vice versus misfortune, but many are a combination of both.
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  1376. It seems like Hollywood doesn't know what the fuck they are doing
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  1377. The poorest towns have limited physical mobility. This effects their job/school/marriage options.
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  1378. Everyone scripts what they say on television
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  1379. Originally it meant a large syndicate that attenpts to maintain a monopoly on something (which DTOs commonly do). These days the term means "a gang of gangs."
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  1380. It's not clear who is working for who, but this is the same area where residents got very rich (by local standards) smuggling drugs, guns, and other contraband to Gaza. To what degree this overlaps with the rebels in ninja suits, we don't know, but we do know the Egyptians once used poison gas against the smugglers.
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  1381. 5:00 That's the army way of doing exercise. And yes, healthy amount of excercise does help get drugs out of your system and out of your mind.
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  1382. The opposite was the problem more recently when scientists would put their name on anything. Even papers they had no participation in or knowledge of.
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  1383. "The only way I got to keep them Tigers busy is to LET THEM SHOOT HOLES IN ME!" -Soviet tanker, prolly. :)
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  1384.  @AjarTadpole7202  buying on margin is borrowing.
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  1385. Hardly. The fleet was worth a couple of years' revenue for the whole empire. And they literally just told their own soldiers they valued material possessions over their lives.
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  1386. "We will get kicked off YouTube eventually" Oh why would they ever do that? The satirical murders not advertiser friendly?
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  1387. There's always another war
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  1388. How much is Moomoo losing with these expensive promos? Those goons are a little late to become Robinhood
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  1389. Why do they think forced pregnancy will work when forced abortion didn't?
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  1390.  @calebcompton9120  what does crime rates in Roma neighborhoods have to do with forced sterilization?
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  1391. I've been considering shorting her for a while now as she's buying into ALL the bubbles. I already got a put on ICLN and NKLA......
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  1392. International law is pretty much worthless. There's even one treaty against landmines, and another against Apartheid who's definition is so off that Apartheid South Africa didn't meet the UN definition of Apartheid.
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  1393. Looks like the main problem is most of these wells aren't worth fixing, enabling Diversified to buy the rust buckets for peanuts but still giving them trouble keeping them all up to code.
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  1394. Those are first tier cities. Their excuse is that's where the most people are so that's a priority. In reality, these are display cities they show to foreigners to make the country look better than it is.
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  1395. Caveat: The tonnage of China's is misleading because it is of inferior quality and must go through further processing before used in batteries. I can't be sure, but this may be why those Dollar General batteries only last a day.
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  1396. They don't lose until bagholders sell
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  1397. Speaking of ETNs, I once found one that had a "hodgepodge of assets." (Their word). I couldn't even find what assets they were tracking making me wonder who would buy something with such arbitrary performance.
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  1398. "Levels of household debt are quite low." How you figure? Most banking in that part of the world are done through hawala (aka loan sharks). People borrowing to buy groceries is quite common even when times are good. These unregulated shadow banks wouldn't be reporting in how much debt they have outstanding.
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  1399. The Nazis also used it as rocket fuel... they had trouble with the volumes in the tanks deminishing over time, so they added a laxative and a large portion of the crew was out of commission at any given time. They poisoned it, but then one guy found a way to remove the poison and sell the alcohol. This sounds hilarious, but it was really depressing as this was near the end of the war and the men were simply drowning away their hunger and misery. There was even talk of shooting the next guy they caught drunk just to scare the men into submission.
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  1400. ​@manender1020 it's not a matter of what is right, but what is advertiser friendly what an algorithm can detect
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  1401. It definitely isn't. If it were we'd be hanging lawyers for defending men found guilty.
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  1402. It is a negative sum game. It cost time/money to make the racket, but doesn't create more stuff to go around.
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  1403. People quote Wolf of Wall Street because he's the trader they wish was the norm. People don't quote Margin Call because they're the traders that actually exist.
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  1404. No one is becoming energy independent. That breaks basic economics
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  1405. To circumvent regulations and oversight.
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  1406. For that same reason, Warren Buffet reinsurance business offers insurance plans to insurance companies based on hurricane landfall
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  1407. You sound like you've predicted 100 of the last 2 recessions
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  1408. Relevance?
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  1409. Computers will never be smarter than people. Lose the sci-fi crap and make something that works
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  1410. It's dray-cone-ian, not drah-con-ic. The word comes from Draco, the Archaic Greek lawmaker notorious for making the max punishments for most crimes death.
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  1411. I think we're all gonna watch his hair turn ray putting out all these World War II battlestorm videos for decades. That how long it'll take to cover the whole war with his quality of work.
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  1412. Oh look. This allegedly impartial news source is openly berating people.
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  1413. Sudan has been at war with itself in one way or another for its entire history.
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  1414. Armies need to learn they need to stop making a new office for every problem and stop making every office directly subordinated to the executive......
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  1415. Plot twist: Chinese Communists secret regard America as badasses.
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  1416. Whereas you are wrong every time
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  1417. No, they're all part time, even the managers. No benefits, minimum wage, that's how they stay afloat when they are at a disadvantage to big stores
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  1418.  @vsznry  there's nothing Christian about that
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  1419. Tank drivers wouldn't exactly be idle since they were all issued rifles. It's just a bit of a waste to use qualified drivers as grunt infantry.
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  1420. Screw that game and everything it stands for
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  1421. Is the presenter seriously complaining about Wagner soldiers getting paid by their host countries?
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  1422. This clip tries to pull heartstrings but this is how the Football War started. Recall Bolivia still claims this area.
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  1423. He grew up surrounded by liars and thieves
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  1424. She did the books at a death factory. That is just as illegal as doing the books for a meth factory.
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  1425. It's a growing city. It's not the house, it's the land
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  1426. Volkswagen is profitable while EVs are not
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  1427. It's not clear whether Roosevelt's New Deal had any effect whatsoever.
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  1428. Easy to say that here, but if you say that on posts about his flight from China you're likely to get mass flagged by fools fighting comment wars
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  1429. That's a Russian thing
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  1430. Screw that fanfic and everything it stands for! Tolkien is dead, if you can't copy his style don't bother.
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  1431. ​ @bobsaget8761  found the scammer
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  1432. That's like asking plantation owners to pay their slaves.
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  1433. Let me guess. Prisoner is a rich Algerian?
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  1434. Here's how you know the Mongol's didn't genocide anyone is how many collaborators they had because by the time they controlled most of central China they were already a majority Chinese army. Pirate armies create new kings, they do not destroy nations
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  1435. We like them because equity funding hides the insane amount of leverage involved. If we can't see the risk, it must not be there.
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  1436. A large portion of their soldiers will admit to never having fired a rifle, and a large portion of the commanders don't even know who they in charge of. A common racket is to simply give your friend a command position, then immediately put them on an extended leave.
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  1437. They sure aren't proud of him.
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  1438. To be frank, it doesn't matter what the machining is like since half of the Iraqi soldiers didn't know how to shoot and the other half surrender/flee without a shot fired
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  1439. The locally sold hunter's camo should match your local woodlands. The tactical gear sold by specialty websites won't.
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  1440. So basically the fighting will continue until politicians finally make a deal.
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  1441. Halloween was All Hallows Eve, the day before All Saints Day which was a completely unrelated holiday.
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  1442. The "networking" effect is real. I'm on Facebook because my family is on Facebook.
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  1443. All of Gaza, then?
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  1444. You know the investigation is politically motivated when a random genocide charge is thrown in.
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  1445. Can we not abuse the word crisis so much? At the rate we're going "crisis" will be redefined to be synomynous with "conflict."
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  1446. You see that with everyone in this video. They're all blaming everyone but themselves for the mess even as they all contribute to it in one way or another.
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  1447. Below zero one year, 84 dollars a barrel the next. Markets are crazy.
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  1448. Or maybe you just refused to hear a kind word about him
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  1449. There was a murder mystery film "The Cleaner" that showcased this type of job with a fictional crime scene cleaner being tricked into destroying the evidence of a crime.
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  1450. You could live farther north up the plains where the rent is still cheap... But you'll pay for it in the winter.
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  1451. That's the price for the deferred repayments and low interest rates. The government still loses money off these loans.
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  1452. Finite number of investment banks, and Switzerland has tight privacy laws.
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  1453. Probably, but given the fight it is likely forgivable
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  1454. He was always a ponzi schemer
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  1455. Wut?
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  1456. The spelling of American Indian words are determined by the first European to write it down and in a lot of cases that wasn't English. Case in point: Souix is pronounced Soo because they initially dealt with French fur traders
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  1457. As if al-Jazeera is willing to help these people, either.
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  1458. We lie about the cost of living. End of story.
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  1459. They're getting scammed.
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  1460. A lot of these guys get taken down, you just notice the ones still loose more
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  1461. FYI The name Alibaba comes from the name of a mafia in Araabian Nights: Alibaba and the Fourty Thieves.
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  1462. This is an infinite leverage glitch and all the dangers that implies.
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  1463. There's at least a half dozen other pending cases. No idea if the culprits will live to be tried
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  1464. You know they're full of it when their allegations contradict each other. How is he back in China if he's currently a wanted man?
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  1465. @Bell Olli If only the Masri s problems were that simple
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  1466. Or it means the company has fallen in value for some reason. My mortgage is through a company with an 11% dividend and the reason is they routinely get sued for the garbage they've put homebuyers through. Ergo, they still pay the dividend, but the stock remains dirt cheap.
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  1467. It's what you get when skilled workers have zero money but still got to get stuff done.
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  1468. I'm still shorting it too.
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  1469. It's called greed
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  1470. @derekcraig3617  not happening. Simple chemistry, we mine ferrous oxide and we have to oxidize something to make iron
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  1471. @etuanno  the crown was already defunct by the time WWI started. A gang of army officers ran things. The collapse was very slow before that as European powers each intervened to prevent the others from taking too much Ottoman turf
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  1472. The problem is the gems were never stolen to begin with
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  1473.  @CSHarvey  EVs are stupid cheap used, that's part of the reason people are complaining. The problem is almost all of these are being sold as prestige items to show off how hip you are while some of us just needed a thing to drive to work.
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  1474. That correlates to population growth, dude. In US history, the periods of highest debt-to-income ratios were in newly formed states. Literally, each state's decade of highest indebtedness was the decade they were formed. Everyone had mortgages to get their farms/shops set up, and every bank had a mortgage with a bigger bank back east.
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  1475. What makes you think these goons want their communities to be safe?
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  1476. Reporters and editors harbor delusions that there are any barriers to entry for theit business.
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  1477. This is common in the middle east. They use local stone and cheap cement to make simple buildings. There are some small construction companies with some equipment and little skill, but most families build their own homes. The larger firms are all owned by oligarchs or the government so they are lawsuit-proof. Building regs simply don't matter.
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  1478. Vibration also causes high rates of wear and tear.
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  1479. Indonesia isn't even allies to Indonesia. Seriously, a large portion of the population are remote islanders unaware they're Indonesian.
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  1480.  @mats7492  rails. They call the rifling rails, while makes sense
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  1481. In China, the term is huminerals (human mineral). Referring to how people are regarded as expendable resources to be invested in and profit from.
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  1482. There's no right way to do this, scrub.
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  1483. Because it doesn't exist.
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  1484. How they have a billionaire actress when China only makes B-movies?
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  1485.  @qudizzle1  I know, but the point is EV stocks are so ridiculous that such a pump and dump could be easily achieved and be the largest such scam in history.
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  1486. They might go full retard and hold...
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  1487. This isn't big corporation issue, this is an unlicensed/unskilled local pirate issue. Seriously, when a gas truck crashes in Nigeria, locals will ignore the driver and rush to steal the gasoline. Accidents are frequent.
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  1488. They seen the rats and are now afraid of them
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  1489. It's probably a matter of a single accountant given the official size of the firm.
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  1490. He said in the video that it dates back to peasent farmers giving their landlords a cut of their crops.
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  1491. Crypto market, you mean. All stocks will inevitably pay dividends, or be redeemed, or be canceled due to bankruptcy. This is how you really make money on stocks.
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  1492.  @MrAwsomenoob  Most of those have been scrapped or sold to turdworld allies while a few have received modern electronics. It's the normal life cycle of a tank
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  1493. Caveat: Many Arabs change their names or become known by other names several times in their lives especially if they're into politics. Yes, these names are often much too flattering.
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  1494. Dude, it's a Ponzi scheme providing a platform for ponzi schemes
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  1495. What! We all know EV is the future, so stock will go up! (Sarcasm)
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  1496. The one guy lost his temper. It's that simple
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  1497.  @Ardarail  Lebanese, maybe. Making shit up, more likely
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  1498. Proving academic fraud is difficult, though. Often what they're lying about are questions that science itself hasn't answered yet.
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  1499. Yes, but in those cases overcrowding is the main cause. Rising cost of living mean the people who do have kids often leave. But China has artificially kept populations low for decades.
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  1500. These days most of them are broken down, collecting rust.
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  1501. It's a commodity, not an investment.
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  1502. The Nazis equated the Jews with the capitalists though
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  1503. He's been directly involved in R&D the whole time. He would later remark the whole thing is much more complicated than anyone at Tesla thought
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  1504. Very ponzi
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  1505.  @Default0102  Scam somewhere else
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  1506. It's all fun and games until the 4th of July.
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  1507. No one ever denied that
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  1508.  @mikep4869  you don't believe a word of the BS you spit out. If you did, you wouldn't be on this channel
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  1509. 3:30 Debt use to considered a dirty business practice in Europe until the Renaissance. The idea of charging a fee for borrowing money without actually producing anything useful was sometimes seen as a form of extortion. Of course a lot of debt was issued under different names, like how the Templar Knights would lend interest free but charge "rent." Also, European Jews had no such illusions and often weren't allowed to own land or titles so many wealthy Jews became bankers instead. This is where the racial stereotype of a greed Jewish banker comes from.
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  1510. This problem still exists with arms procurement because of the extreme risks suppliers demand fat profit margins. In one case, Raytheon randomly received an order for rockets so on they no longer had anyone on staff that had made them before and they were obligated to provide them
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  1511. Lose the sycophancy
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  1512. Factories across the country are closed. Locals report there are hundreds of job seekers willing to pay application fees for every available job.
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  1513. Russia ain't in Libya. They talked about it years ago, but nothing happened of significance.
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  1514. Having met many poor people, I can say definitely that they are all either too young to get out of poverty or they spend their money stupidly. I've met several people who spend their checks within a day of getting it
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  1515.  @Artofficial1986  the plant manager was present and killed, so not everyone was screwing over chumps
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  1516. @Tony Coniglio  we say that but it is never true.
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  1517. Probably the same guys that have bought into every bubble over the last 20 years.
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  1518. Belfast is as British as Wales. End of story.
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  1519. They're luxury items. Everyone that owns on also owns a second csr
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  1520. I would hardly call what they do work. Obviously the only people that will moderate for free are people who are deluded they can singlehandedly control public opinion.
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  1521. A better way of putting it is we can impose environmental and labor standards on ourselves, but on others not so much.
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  1522. This is why qualified immunity exists.
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  1523. Israel was not "pushed out of Lebanon" as there was nothing stopping them from annexing turf permanently if they wanted to. However, there's nothing worth taking in Lebanon and the only annexation was a sliver over turf that was taken when Israel built a border fence about a mile inside what use to be Lebanon. That didn't stop a lot of Arab militias from trying to take credit for Israel's decision to abandon the area.
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  1524. Portugal didn't exactly "give Macau back" since it was the warlord period when they showed up. There was no China back then.
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  1525. @jamieherrera3233  no one puts those on a bagel
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  1526. Funny, because Sinaloa cartel members call it "la vida loca." Literally "the crazy life."
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  1527. It's hard to believe at one point people used real trees and real candles in their houses.
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  1528. Have fun running a grocery store. Because the only other thing you can do with that degree is to get into a consultancy scam
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  1529. The boss looked at the video and arrested them. Simple as that
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  1530. Come on. We all know you'd say that regardless if it were true
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  1531. Let's be frank: The reason fur is less common is because rising populations means there's less wild animals like mink to go around.
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  1532. @elfrjz A lot of people don't know who they are. Like how most US fast food franchises are run by the Yum corporation
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  1533. Genocide refers to humans
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  1534. I love it how your title conquers the algorithm without actually being clickbait.
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  1535. Everything in the economy is connected, just remember that.
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  1536. Loss depression.
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  1537. That simply never happened where I'm from. Source: Am a landlord.
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  1538. He did post videos with much of the evidence against them.
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  1539. Finite amout of those jobs. And rent is expensive in Florida, you can expect both migrants and long time residents to start moving north.
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  1540.  @themaskedmaestro4699  dude, he was a conspiritard the whole time. He literally thinks he's smarter than the whole government. Those guys are always hypocrites and you should anticipate them accusing others of the exact things they intend to do.
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  1541. That's classified as a ruse or strategem.
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  1542. The delay in taking credit and mistakes in the report likely means the attackers acted without orders. That is, if the attackers had any association with them at all. Some gangsters will take credit for random incidents just for the clout
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  1543. I think DW should learn the first thing about the Belgian Congo before damning modern Belgians for stuff done by men who are long dead.
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  1544. It's a simple matter of the geostrategic chessboard. Can Moscow take Kiev cleanly before NATO even knows what's happening? The answer is no, which is why instead of war we get idiot reporters and politicians arguing in circles.
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  1545. ​ @dhayes907 the big indexes all track big companies and/or track thousands of companies. But yes, big actively managed funds like ARK can easily pump the value of select stocks. They have over 10% stake in many of the companies they own.
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  1546. Habit
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  1547. Chinese press logic: Young and pretty actress marrying rich dude = alpha investing gains.
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  1548. It's on national news, dude
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  1549. The family that steals together, jails together.
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  1550. Dude, stocks have a risk premium. If someone wants no risk, let them have it.
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  1551. That is called SARK
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  1552. You're giving me prank ideas.....
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  1553.  @jakelamotta7904  odd thing to say when the whole video is about systemic issues in stocks.
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  1554.  @MrLense  heck, a lot of Wallstreetbets guys idolize Martin Shkreli ignoring how he ripped off anyone he could and is in prison right now.
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  1555. The profitable ones run through the most densely populated areas of the world. I think the math was that for every mile of rail there must be 10,000 people within walking distance that can easily afford the ticket. Ergo, China has more HSR than all other states put together, and is also the least popular. While Japan has the oldest and most progitable HSR.
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  1556. What subsidies??
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  1557. And I thought I was treated like garbage when working at a restaurant...
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  1558. Caveat: Much of the general public in the west was oblivious to these problems even as evidence surfaced so I wouldn't say "the allies knew full well," but you have to go case by case to see what decisionmakers knew what and when (mismanagement is just as deadly as malice).
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  1559. Sounds like the suspect's whole friggin family are special people.
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  1560. You know the CEO is incompetent when she thinks she was buying her own shares at a steal when she has never made money
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  1561. It's like Shanghai. Their economy is highly correlated to interest rates, consumer spending, and global trade. Any tiny breakdown in this equals total collapse.
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  1562. Dude, you only see the videos when there's violence. Policing is mostly drama, not trauma.
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  1563. So?
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  1564.  @iRiShNFT  Found the scammer
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  1565. Governments are reflections of the populations they hail from
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  1566. @johns5558  You're the second obvious shoplifter on this thread
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  1567. Careful. You my find out why the custom lasted so long to begin with.
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  1568. "Bank error in you favor. Collect $200."
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  1569. According to the Nazis themselves there is no distinction between the two. And babbling about science is proof you're a teenager trying to stir shit up
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  1570. Right when I thought your humor couldn't get weirder, I watched that intro with headphones on...
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  1571. Original reporting like this is what marks Coffee out as an actual crime reporter.
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  1572. Go away before you share his fate
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  1573. There is no organized government in Afghanistan, merely interconnected tribal warlords.
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  1574. Does anyone really care what those jerkwads do to each other?
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  1575. Robinhood makes money from this product this way: They get a bulk order discount, say $9.90 instead of $10, then they sell all the shares to users at $10. Making a modest profit at low risk in a span of weeks.
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  1576. Which one?
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  1577. And one liable to become annexed by the US. At least el Norte, anyway
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  1578. It was bound to happen
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  1579. That was the case with red lobster, but that was a fishing company not a PE firm. I think the bottom line is that PE firms are ponzi schemes and the companies they're buying are usually trash. Let's put it this way: I offer to sell you a car for its value in scrap metal. You think you're getting quite a deal until you realize the vehicle is inoperable and you have to pay to pick it up. Maybe you repair it and get use out of it, maybe you sell it for scrap and break even, or maybe it just sits in the field where you found it and is a total loss. PE is no different
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  1580.  @tedarcher9120  if only it were that simple
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  1581. Sure, they have all these ways of gathering data, but it is not half as organized, sophisticated, or competent as they'll say
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  1582. Lose the sycophancy. Interviews like this are semi-scripted
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  1583. 30:30 The reason for this is at high speeds the projectile cuts through the air like a knife rather than push it out of the way like a hammer
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  1584. @captainsuckbutt3917 That simply doesn't match up with the facts. Coyotes told reporters they estimate 80% of the drugs get through, but the Border Patrol estimates 70-75% of the drugs get through. The truth is probably somewhere in the middle.
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  1585. Does it surprise you Greece has their own politics that are very different than yours?
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  1586. Only if it's in a growing city. Land in the most expensive places in America has been losing value due to the internet removing the demand for centralized office space. Buildings are a depreciating asset that can be repaired and upcycled, land is a commodity that never expires
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  1587. No one cares
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  1588. Dude, they're always like this
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  1589. They want the Yuan to be reserve currency to offset the inflation effect of all the money they're printing to pay overdue debts.
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  1590. In Columbia, cocaine is worth as much as fine cheese. In America, cocaine is worth more than silver.
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  1591. The +20% interest will do that
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  1592.  @WhatSmellsLikeToast  shut up bagholder
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  1593. "An immigrant" I assume?
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  1594. CNN said at least one of their Gazan freelancers turned out to be a Hamas soldier actively participating in the fighting.
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  1595. Yeah, the fake gurus figured out that trusting people will pay to get skills that might earn them money later.
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  1596. You keep saying "property ownership certificates" as if the word "deed" doesn't exist.
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  1597. There's a bunch of random documents with her signature or initials on them plus witnesses who gave a description when they were alive.
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  1598. Can be, but the guy making this video is a British recreational weed user preoccupied with drug wars.
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  1599. How can you talk so much but say so little?
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  1600.  @Matt_The_Hugenot  There's no conventional threat from the US since WWII when the Feds and Federales started working together.
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  1601. The exchange of barbs means nothing except revealing who's on who's side.
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  1602. @Ryan Walker  some years back there was a race to the bottom in many Chinese city, resulting in literally piles and piles of rental bikes laying everywhere. Hundreds of thousands of bikes were scrapped
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  1603. Your name says Philadelphian
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  1604. Nikola and Lordstrome Motors are the big ones. Those are frauds. Then you have some cities in China that actually put up hundreds of cheap, defective, and/or fake solar panels around town where people could see them just so they could claim to be green. The construction contractor that built them happened to be owned by a relative of city commissioners. On the more legal side I heard of one company where the actual CEO made his wife the CEO on paper to boost ESG ratings and get listed on "social justice" ETFs. Or as Richard said many make small to modest sized investments into green energy and recycling type stuff and advertise it prominently to investors/customers. This is by far the most common and is part of what is creating the myth of the green revolution.
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  1605. It's almost as if anonymous amateurs aren't as trustworthy as career economists with top secret clearance.......
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  1606. Arab style black market in France. And by that I mean they're not exactly hiding because they can't comprehend that in the civilized world, not everyone is dirty.
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  1607. This looks like a very rural department.
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  1608. Correction: Babylon did not exist in the Bronze Age. The biggest city in that region at the time was Akkad, and even then only in the late bronze age. The reason for the changing center of population is because the Tigris and Euphrates have shifted course many times.
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  1609. "TAKE YOUR LUMPS LIKE A MAN, PRIVATE WINKLEVOSS!" -Gensler, prolly.
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  1610. ​@sparklestonebro have to maintain flavor
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  1611. When did that happen?
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  1612. I don't even the DoD knows that yet.
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  1613. It was published today... During China's energy crisis.
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  1614.  @pirakkaesh  that's laughable. Now finish your bacon
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  1615. That's silly. The only way that generates money is if taxes exceed 100% of income. That myth comes from jealous bastards who refuse to believe rich people can be kind.
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  1616. Let me guess: Tax breaks and PR?
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  1617.  @doomsdayrabbit4398  The companies are irrelevant since he only has a handful of employees. Besides a cameraman, who works for him?
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  1618. Iran doesn't "manufacture" parts. They have machinists that will painstakingly copy the part to be replaced and custom fit it into the aircraft. This is as expensive and tedious a process as it sounds and Iran has never had even 50% of its fleet flight capable at any given time.
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  1619. Dude, these guys were all arrested
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  1620. Dude, this was suicide by cop.
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  1621. Everything makes sense. "Stuff is too expensive, so let's break things we can't replace."
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  1622. Because EVs are luxury items that only people with multiple cars ever use.
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  1623. The difference is Chinese people viewed soldiers/workers as expendable and lacked the skilled operators for many things common in Europe
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  1624. You forget the conditions of Russia during Stalin's takeover, as the last battles of the Russian Civil War did not wrap up until 1939. Functionally independent White enclaves were suppressed mostly in remote Siberia, clashes with Imperial Japanese expeditions occurred in Mongolia, and many large units the Red Army itself revolted against the Politburo. A large portion of the Red Army were veterans of the Tsarist Army, especially at the higher ranks, many of these men openly distained the party, and many had been pressganged into service. The reason being Lenin and his cronies were not stupid men and knew their personal political appointees didn't have a clue about running an army. This is how the commissar system developed as a party member would be at each commander's side to keep him loyal and indoctrinate the men. The purges are also a bit exaggerated, as most victims were sacked or jailed and not killed. Many of these men would be rehired during Barbarossa.
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  1625. Lead doesn't cook out. Fertilizer substitutes containing lead and other heavy metals are not uncommon.
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  1626. Especially when they sent short people to do a grown man's job. Note the detective shot the bastard
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  1627. He was very drunk
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  1628. Is Shanghai really indicative? The city only exists due to exports, as in the place was just a fishing village until Europeans established sea lanes for shipping. Shanghai is disproportionately effected by China's foreign trade.
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  1629. Also China Insights
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  1630. Fair coverage is a bit of a weird term when China, the country, runs a ponzi scene
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  1631.  @geoffreycharles6330  there's a lack of skilled workers of all kinds in that part of the world. Even mechanics are generally foreign trained and/or self taught.
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  1632. These aren't kefalas, these are ordinary Masri. And the middle man is probably just a struggling small time trader too, because if there were big companies involved they'd bring in diamond tipped cutters and proper safety equipment and someone who knows what they're doing.
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  1633. They don't provide anecdotes, period. They provide statistics and people complain about the statistics
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  1634. Ain't no rest for the wicked
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  1635. Physically impossible since all the warring factions are also fighting over what aid comes in and/or are blockade key roads to their enemies to prevent them from getting war materials. So unless you want the US to come in and act as sheriff, I'd ask you to not blame shift. Besides, a lot of the world's richest people are also the biggest donors to charity.
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  1636. Same story, different year.
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  1637. "Not of government of change, but a government with the same policies." That displays reckless ignorance of Israeli politics. The removal of Netanyahu had absolutely nothing to do with the Arabs, and had everything to do with Israel's internal affairs. The only parties that wouldn't do this in Israel are the Arab and Socialist parties and those guys are so small they often don't get a seat in Parliament (or their leaders get busted for embezzlement).
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  1638. If I were the DA I would state he is extreme flight risk and danger to the public and request pre-trial detention
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  1639. You'd think state run news would be impartial to domestic politics but you'd be wrong
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  1640. Dude, Russia did ok in the iron curtain days, they can survive current craziness.
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  1641. Individuals stopped using landlines. Businesses still do.
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  1642. It's decent DD, but yeah. Amateur stock pickers are a dime a dozen. Cuz that's what they make collectively.
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  1643. You mean awesome
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  1644. That should show you how much thought went into this.
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  1645. Caveat: Cost of living is dirt cheap in Eastern Europe. I.E. housing costs little, gas costs little, wood costs little, food costs little. Man for man Russian living standards are like the rest of Europe. You see this pattern repeated on a less extreme level with the urban vs rural parts of America.
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  1646.  @AsbestosMuffins  Why do the people that know the least about Africa have the most belligerent opinions about it?
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  1647.  @zurielsss  They wouldn't know how to react
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  1648. Found the dealer
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  1649. Diplomatic visas are not green cards
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  1650. Subsidizing services because they have become more expensive is never a good idea. It just props up unprofitable ventures and removes the incentive to find/build an alternative.
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  1651. Do a piece on Frank Phillips. Break every oil baron stereotype anyone can imagine.
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  1652. US narrative? If you've ever been on Turkish language social media you'll find nothing but contempt, even among Islamists.
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  1653.  @BrettHoTep  massively educated? Have you seen the state of the schools?
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  1654. dude, it was literally two seconds.
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  1655. They were all scams, anyway
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  1656. Poland is not a factor in Poland
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  1657. It's cheap. Even in the areas that make concrete, wood is cheaper
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  1658. I find it interesting the amount of stoner overlap with ,Jew haters
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  1659.  @a.k.3659  uppers and anti-depressants are the same
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  1660. Found the bagholder
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  1661. ​ @JohnDoe-sc1bm I repeat, there are videos of inch thick rebarb broken by hand. Chinese innovation revolves around counterfeiting, and there's a meme in China that noodles can be used as a filler material for anything
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  1662. Because his audience is largely the same as Andrew Tate's audience.
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  1663. Why was this town targeted, though?
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  1664.  @zolac9732  I don't doubt it, but that doesn't answer the question
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  1665. What they don't tell you is this guy has rich parents,
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  1666. That first example is a clear conflict of interest and illegal in modern times, but was it illegal back then?
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  1667. Doesn't effect Hamas much. Britain doesn't have any role in the war. But, I'm sure, Hamas will react the same as though Britain carpet bombed them.
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  1668. @stockscrypto1014  some people were encouraging predation against women. And if you ask me that is castration worthy
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  1669.  @youxkio  You're mistaken. China backed it's currency with T-bills (BOUGHT WITH PRINTED MONEY) for a time as part of an elaborate scheme to encourage exports, but more recently they've bought some Russian gold. Even so it's a moot point since you cannot issue debt recalls on T-bills.
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  1670. But they didn't, because just people can legally screw someone over doesn't mean they will.
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  1671. A lot of those guys are now struggling to get food
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  1672. Does this guy actually do original reporting or is he more of an crime analyst?
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  1673. You can actually tell what people steal based on what stores lock up. These are not essential items, they are minor luxuries and fun stuff.
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  1674. @badeed xildiid ethnic Russians. They're Lithuanian citizens.
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  1675. Of course the EU didn't give the loan. The EU don't do ponzi schemes
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  1676. As if renewables aren't debilitatingly expensive as is. Just use some of those modular nuclear reactors that are being tested as we speak.
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  1677. China isn't the world.
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  1678. Friday right after prayers. That almost always means the riot was planned in advance.
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  1679. You overstate the scale of sieges during this period as by all accounts populations appear tiny, especially in the early and middle bronze age when national governments did not exist either. Most states had kings that were also sherrif, judge, and army captains and most states praised how tall and mighty the king was rather than praise how efficient he ran a government. It is likely sieges were the norm of warfare because battles mostly consisted of fights between individuals and the urban siege was the only conventional fight in existence.
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  1680. Weird you say movement to a professional force since the Chinese army was mostly long-term soldiers anyway and had massive layoffs and defaults on pensions. It is also unclear how much of this new equipment they're willing to buy. If their tank procurement is anything to go off they'll build bare bones knockoffs to show off knowing most of them will break within a couple years.
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  1681. Escrows are not required in China. This lets real estate leverage to the tits by paying builders with the cash from presales. Predictable insanity results...
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  1682. The stock isn't always related to the company
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  1683. Quit politicizing this junk. Serbia is a small country that no one pays attention to, violence is not "rare" just because you hadn't heard of it.
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  1684. Technically this was after the war with repatriations but it certainly was awful. I wonder if this had anything to do with how in the Korean War the US insisted that refugees and POWs be repatriated wherever they wanted and not to their hometowns.
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  1685.  @kevinavila9489  whomever sold
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  1686. It's for work he did when he was working 80 hours a week at Tesla.
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  1687. Ever hear of suicide by cop?
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  1688. World domination
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  1689. You bring up the two biggest private equity firms, but understand there are tens of thousands of these firms.
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  1690. Milei himself said most of the victims of crypto scams were other crypto scammers
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  1691. Add enough amenities and an average apartment becomes a luxury one though.
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  1692. Come on. We all know you'd say that no matter what prices were
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  1693. Ukraine is full of it in this instance. Those kids are in orphanages because of the war. No one is abducting kids for laughs and giggles.
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  1694. The founders were paid in shares and high valuations made them rich for a short time. The reporters were paid according to reality and they were never profitable. This is why Warren Buffet himself objected to payment in stock options because of wealth inequality. You have two men doing identical work but one guy stays poor and the other guy may or may not get stupidly rich.
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  1695. Don't you have a storefront to bulldoze rather than trolling the internet?
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  1696.  @rogerrinkavage  welcome to the Army
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  1697. There's one near a lake I visited. Semi-rural, lots of farmers and passerbies in that area and the town was a few miles away, but it was a store in the middle of nowhere
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  1698. Do you need shock therapy?
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  1699. It's videos like this that show Patrick is an honest guy. There's not a shred of envy or class warfare in his remarks on the rich and poor.
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  1700. Same story, different year.
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  1701. GIVE IN TO THE BLOOD LUST!!!!!!
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  1702. Although that happens for very different reasons.
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  1703. Due to high regulatory risk and systemic fraud issues.
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  1704. Of course they're laughably bad. Gangsters trying to justify their crimes within the law/ethics always boils down to "I'm not a crook, you're the crook." Like how my sister keeps blasting cops for being stupid when the only reason she's a registered sex offender is because she bragged about her "wonderful relationship" with a teenaged girl... At church.
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  1705. Dude, the editor of the video simply doesn't know much about Sudan
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  1706. Or maybe just you
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  1707. Vanguard and Blackrock we know what's up. Vanguard is Jack Bogle's company and he hates what he sees as predatory fees. Blackrock is run by Larry Fink and he thinks his investors can change company behavior to the better.
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  1708. These sure ain't easy to make as good 3d printers are expensive and skilled hands are needed to make fine adjustments. Another reporter actually made his own and it malfunctioned constantly. Also, ever heard of the book "Expedient Homemade Firearms?" This isn't remotely new.
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  1709. You should talk about being corrupt
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  1710. "If God wanted you to live, he wouldn't have created ME!!!!!"
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  1711.  Zandaroos  I don't know about that. It's super strict in both areas. In the US, you can't even own 5% of a bank without passing a Federal background/credit check.
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  1712.  @adamkares7549  Except we have better things for that already
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  1713. They don't want their reporters to be beaten by random immigrants
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  1714. Same clockbait, different day.
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  1715. Don't give local vandals ideas.
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  1716.  @jessicaxhanning2111  I'm a historian. I actually had to check as part of my work. Biden's cronies were actually "relieved" when a Federal judge reinstated the remain in Mexico policy and only made minor tweaks. I have seen no other orders given from the current administration as he is preoccupied with unrelated matters. The border wall is still being built. Policies don't instantly change with a new POTUS.
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  1717. That'll take a long time to cause major issue. The average commercial jet is older than you are.
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  1718. Until it got plastered all over the porch. Now she's an airhead.
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  1719. The Pentagon just loves buzzwords. One year everything had to be modular, next year everything is next-gen....
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  1720. Does FT publish anything BUT green energy scams these days?
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  1721. That's a pretty silly thing to say at any point in the last 200 years.
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  1722. Fun Fact: Women didn't start carrying purses until within the past century. Back when women wore elaborate dresses they had huge pockets sewn into them.
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  1723.  @oldnick6709  not important
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  1724.  @robsengahay5614  I would also have your tongue for fudging facts. Avoiding meat doesn't mean you control what other people serve you and you admitted you ate it routinely after attempting to give it up. And right now I feel like roasting your pets and making you eat them just to prove what they're worth.
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  1725. Physically impossible. The UN would cease all operations without US funding. Even the UN building is in New York.
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  1726.  @yeager14  there's nothing amusing about them.
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  1727. People like that don't get their way more often any more than anyone else, they're just rather die than bite the bullet on anything. It's an ego thing.
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  1728. Even if that were true it's irrelevant
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  1729. I saw beer advertised as being made with "All natural barley." There is literally no artificial barley, it's a grain.
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  1730. They also had orders of magnitude more budget
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  1731. Delete this. Your a news source, not a demagogue.
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  1732. Don't give Mayor Adams ideas
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  1733. Mass delistings will ensue.
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  1734. Tesla has a gigafactory in Shanghai and surrendered its blueprints. The catch being Tesla factories require tens of billions in equipment and quality control that no Chinese company has. So instead... these guys started harassing Tesla factories and employees with fraudulent complaints and vandalism.
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  1735. Every decade, not every year.
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  1736. What a waste of meat.
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  1737. Not happening, Elf wannabe.
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  1738. My mother introduced me to the idea Christmas got its date from Saturnalia because there simply is no scriptural basis for having the holiday during the winter solstice. I'm honestly unsure, there are so many holidays tied to the equinox/solstices that the overlap may be coincidences and/or random stuff mixed together simply because both holidays existed in the same place at the same time (like Hanukah and Christmas).
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  1739. Some people will attack people perceived as easy targets just to prove they can
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  1740. Which is also fake. Also, farmers are berated for being poor
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  1741. Can be. Depends on university and whether they were too trusting or just lazy
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  1742. Foreign neighborhoods like these is why extraterroriality agreements were a thing
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  1743. My hometown of 2500 people has exactly two grocery stores, a G&W and a Dollar General, and the nearest Walmart is 30 miles away. Of course lots of people shop at Dollar General around here.
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  1744. They spent tens of millions and had low four digit participants. That's better than 90% of studies and as good as anyone can get.
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  1745. @Zayn Zayn who is they, and how on Earth would you know this?
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  1746.  @meyr1992  Yeah, people who blanket accuse rich people of theft always turn out to be thieves. I know a guy who was deluded that it isn't possible to get rich without crime, and now he's fighting carjacking charges.
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  1747. Also, a total waste of government money
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  1748. You're not just dealing with people who can't budget, you're dealing with people who refuse to budget.
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  1749. The Mormons actually have a church and a doctrine and their own holy book.
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  1750. "Somehow able to take loans" might mean friends and... Business partners in key places.
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  1751. The term meme stock evolved from a stock with a lot of retailer activity to a stock with no real economic value. I was among the first to publish DD on Palantir on WSB, but I am no longer on that forum nor hold Palantir because of this nonsense
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  1752. ​ @ashishpatel350  hardly. They're mostly just paid to do nothing
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  1753. Yes, but it let's you sell it at a premium
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  1754. That's basically how Robinhood makes a living. Scalpers pay them rent to access their dark pool.
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  1755. We dump a lot into Mexico. We train/equip their border patrol, send detectives to track cartel bosses, train Federal forces, and subsidize security infrastructure. Right now we're working with the Federales but... that doesn't mean we like each other.
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  1756. A curious comparison because Nevalny was guilty as all hell and tried to use unrelated politics to get out of jail
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  1757. Chinese ghost cities have real Hollow Knight vibes... Which may explain why that is the top single-player game in China.
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  1758. Somalia's "government" is simply the faction that controlled Mogadishu at the end of their civil war. They only control the central region, while Somaliland is de facto independent and much of the country is ruled by tribes (if there are any).
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  1759. "We are coming for you!" -Uncle Sam
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  1760. That's partisan bull, not business talk
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  1761. The Egyptian government lacks both the funds and expertise to make a difference.
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  1762. Caveat to the hedge fund's superior returns: Given this is a safe strategy they're often allowed to borrow very large amounts.
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  1763. Incompetence.
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  1764. Thieves trivialize how much they steal, businessmen exaggerate how much they lose.
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  1765. Do you eat meat?
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  1766. That recoil looks like it hurts.
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  1767. If it's massively undervalued, there may be a reason for it you're unaware of. And the shift to computer games might be going as far as it ever will.
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  1768. He's just making tea but he's clearly having fun...
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  1769. Worse than that, there's a list of common cheats mostly availableto people in high places, but that doesn't stop most Chinese parents from trading their child's happiness for the family's possible success.
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  1770.  @GoldOxide8463  Not very much. People play games progressively less as they get older and boys play far more games than girls. That's why all videogames target teenaged boys as those are the ones spending 100% of disposable income on games.
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  1771. He was just as dirty as the rest of them
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  1772. We should add each rocket costs as much as a civilian car. But since it can easily disable armored vehicles worth millions it's well worth it.
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  1773. Well, since we already know the rioters have lost can we move on?
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  1774. Most moderators are actually contractors that work for a company that gets contract to moderate (READ: mods get fired for any reason at any time). They actually don't pay very well, either. And volumes of stuff to sift through means a lot of casual mistakes can be made.
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  1775. Not always. When they started making hypergolic rockets, no one needed to be told what not to do with that stuff
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  1776. "The alure of capital outweighs the urge for genuine research." Is that your way of saying all of China uses loans to spend on consumer products?
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  1777. Short dated SPY puts are never a good idea...
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  1778. Because the crypto heavyweights have no idea what they're doing either
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  1779. Are you sure Nicolas was as involved in these "Christian revolts" as your sources say? The Ottomans had a habit of blaming external enemies for their infighting. Like the time they blamed the Russians for a revolt among the Armenians even though the Russians were not even aware of the war until after the fact.
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  1780. Doing anything at large scale with peak efficiency is more complicated than it sounds but yeah, these guys simply had no idea what they were doing
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  1781.  @poetryflynn3712  Dude, you seen the mess connected to crypto banks?
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  1782. @esterdrass4964  it's most common with clothes and shoes where most of the cost is in the branding
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  1783. Ford and GM are Tesla's big rivals. They're building EV's
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  1784. The two wars are not related.
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  1785. ​@adrian33161 I don't vote, and the company confessed to race quotas and it doesn't take a genius to figure out how that leads to underqualified people in high places. Like that Secret Service agent who was aggressive to coworkrs?
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  1786. Go away
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  1787. Russia isn't putting all they got into the war and normal life continues in the wholr of the country
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  1788. Finding good investments is hard. Finding the best investors is impossible.
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  1789. People boasting how much they spend are clearly neither professional gamblers nor traders nor investors. Because those guys only stay profitable because they curtail their spending to only what they need.
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  1790. That sounds like an admission of guilt of your involvement in Tata's crimes
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  1791.  @Tunkkis  The Soviets especially. Since they were Communists every part in the supply chain was a headache for managers as there were no open markets. Also, Russia is full of remote places where replacement parts may take ages to arrive. That's why Ian had to point out the sniper rifle was unusual that it had no shared parts with standard AKs.
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  1792. Poor guys do that too. They're called drug dealers.
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  1793. "300 million EVs expected to be on the roads by 2030." I remember when it was expected that "20% of cars on the road will be EV by 2020." We really need to manage our expectations.
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  1794. "Take your lumps like a Mann, Private Winklevoss!" -SEC, prolly
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  1795. It's just one of those things that are bound to happen eventually, no point in getting mad about it.
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  1796. As if Tencent is under-reported...
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  1797. That comment can be considered defamation. Remove it
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  1798. Becoming a prestigious academic has a pyramid scheme like payoff. You pay someone to teach you, then must find several people that will pay you to teach them.
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  1799. By that logic, 99% of the developed world should be unemployed since most tasks have been automated over the past 200 years. No, increased automation means more production per worker. For instance, an American dairy farm has milking/feeding/cleaning robots that allows one farmer to do what use to take a dozen.
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  1800.  @GoblinUrNuts  it won't happen. I bet the lives of everyone on this thread. Science isn't easy. Even with the most brilliant minds in the world and a Afrikaner billionaire throwing his money away they still don't have an EV that competes with ICE on the market. And you mean to tell me they can sidequest into equally daunting tasks without causing delays?
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  1801. Banned weapon of war is an oxymoron.
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  1802. Lose the nonsense. The Lebanese weren't ancient Israel's enemy
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  1803. Bagholder detected
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  1804. Does this look like India to you?
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  1805. Dude, if Israel was ever intent on committing genocide it would be over in a matter of days. They got nukes.
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  1806. It became the gift giving holiday in the industrial revolution when people had more discretionary money. Christmas trees were just something weird in select parts of Germany until a German princess became the English queen.
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  1807. Quit spamming that
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  1808.  @Sypitz  I think the OP was being sarcastic
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  1809. Or stop hearing...
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  1810. As if the Congo doesn't receive charity by the literal ton since colonial days
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  1811. Funny. Now pass the chicken.
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  1812. With how aggressively Gazans push how sacred hospitals are I'm pretty sure those are their base of operations.
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  1813. Caveat: African businesses are highly volatile and stupid cheap due to the many risks associated with poor and dirty countries. Some of these trades may have been savvy "distressed investing" trades rather than require bribes.
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  1814. They say they "allow" it, but the DRC government only controls key cities in the DRC, and they could hardly prevent Ugandan intervention.
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  1815. It literally wasn't.
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  1816. Don't wear skimpy outfit. Stay on the tourist routes. Stay away from tourist routes. Don't talk about anyone's government. Stay together as a group.
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  1817.  @J_Clean_1996  liar
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  1818. The Fed moves at a snail's pace
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  1819. It's a distinctly modern western zeitgeist. You won't find it in most places. In fact, in Chechnya there was a witch hunt for gays and they couldn't find anyone to accuse.
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  1820.  @walkingdead171  you won't get poisoned directly, but the long term exposure to it causes main illnesses (many neurological). The phrase "mad as a hatter" came from how in the 19th century before the effects of mercury were discovered, men who made fur hats would gradually go insane and die.
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  1821. But many of these government building this stuff are already bankrupt
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  1822. Asset managers don't vote on shareholders behalf withoit specific permission to do so
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  1823.  @davidanalyst671  pipe down, fireball. WSM isn't even being mean like much of his viewers are.
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  1824. Green label too
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  1825.  @harshitgarg1432  It shouldn't surprise the top dog has luck AND talent while normal people have neither
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  1826. Tesla is the only profitable green company and sells like half the EVs in the US. The problem is profits are still below subsidies.
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  1827. There was a high chance the whole thing would blow up on the launchpad anyway...
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  1828. You might be fine, you might get jailed just so an idiot police chief can prove his loyalty to the party
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  1829. No, the soldiers are deliberately excluded. They have never reported the death of their soldiers, not even officers. That's why the casualty figures seemed skewed against women and teenagers as these are generally the unarmed helpers.
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  1830. @30augt6spring  it's called plot armor
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  1831. Uh, no. That's a fact of the dealer's spread. Carvana would have sold your car for 8k to that same buyer. That's how they make money, and people put up with it rather than do all the work themselves finding a buyer
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  1832. That's over an unrelated matter, though.
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  1833. State colleges are subsidized making them cheaper for a given quality of class. And government loans have much better terms and interest rates than what any private lender can offer (I checked).
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  1834. No one is stealing anything in this case
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  1835. That pretty much sums up most guerrilla wars.
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  1836. Not the case. Most major businessmen are required to be due paying party members. Even Jack Ma was a party member.
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  1837. As the Romans would say, they "have a lot of other people's copper."
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  1838. Headline is factually inaccurate. Are they really in such a rush to publish they regurgitate state sources?
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  1839. Yep. Just a big car dealer with a gimmick to save a little money.
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  1840. Slums where everyone hates each other are more crowded than you think
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  1841. All these scams could be avoided if you follow the advice of one legendary investor: Ignore advice from someone trying to sell you the idea.
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  1842. They go through stuff like this every decade. That's why it's third world
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  1843. It's green energy. They'll sing it's praises even if they didn't know what it was.
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  1844. Airlines have the same problems as Uber drivers. Competition varies year to year, gas price varies, and demand varies. A lot of risk and not a lot of money (relative to the price of a plane). High profits this year means too much competition next year
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  1845. What's weirder is woman in Egypt also get harassed on the streets for not wearing a hijab. So much so that even many coptics where hijabs.
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  1846. Ok, doomer.
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  1847. Dude this isn't remotely new, Russia is a big country that is involved and a lot of conflicts at any given time
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  1848. Humans can be like this too, but you don't notice as much since we patch each other up the best we can. By all accounts, humans should die upon losing both legs, but we simply make chairs with wheels on them.
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  1849. The mines have been like this for decades. Ever since the Belgians left.
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  1850. Expat is applied to persons that intend to return home.
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  1851. Bagholder detected
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  1852. To quote one Mexican farm worker "They treat the vegetables better than they treat us." This is because US can impose it's own food safety standards on its suppliers, but it can't make others be nice to each other.
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  1853. No one would buy them. We already have reviews from Russians saying they'd buy American over Chinese if they were available.
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  1854. @raulmenon9830  if it wasn't shoplifting, it would just be some other low-entry-barrier crime. That's what pathological crime does
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  1855. I live in GOP central. No one here has even heard of it.
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  1856. It's called a ponzi scheme
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  1857. Two things, endemic corruption has been a thing in Guinea-Bissau for as long as written records exist. Second, IIRC the drug trade took off there where some Columbian tourists found the locals throwing away cocaine, not knowing what it was. Of course, they salvaged the stuff, and started selling it.
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  1858.  @mikemorr100  He went in and out of prison his whole life and lost custody of all children. It took some doing to get his wife to leave him for good.
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  1859. Out of the frying pan and into the fire
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  1860. Most people are poor anyway
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  1861. On stock price, not company operations
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  1862.  @kirkjordan8718  if you offered the average journalist money to not write pieces they would assume you're hiding something criminal. Besides, this was already public info, and Blackrock's CEO shows up on TV because often the Treasury department hires him for details.
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  1863.  @slappy8941  a curious remark as he killed his friends as often as his enemies
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  1864. That's been the DoD's attitude to servicing their employee portals, too...
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  1865.  @alfredlear4141  yes, most actors would neither check the props nor are expected to. The prop master's job is to have every item ready before they're needed on set so production is quick and smooth. On a stage production the prop master even has queues he must memorize where he changes props on a table backstage so the actors can change out quickly (the director will be very angry if any prop is not in its place). That said, if someone like me with a lot of experience with guns were acting I would likely be checking the gun between every take out of old habit.
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  1866. Same story has been printed every year since Al Gor ran for President
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  1867. ​ @HontasFarmer80 STEM grad school is notoriously toxic
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  1868. A lot of Iceland's volcanoes are connected underground
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  1869. The Turks would have invaded regardless of the island's ethnic composition.
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  1870. You'll have a kid within the decade.
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  1871. Not always. Some people have trouble with authority in general.
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  1872. Not always. Sometimes they disable them when people are encouraging criminal behavior.
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  1873.  @Itried20takennames  There is the problem of people stealing offerings from graves, and people keep seeking the cheapest food even though they know much of it is fake. They're certainly struggling to get groceries.
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  1874. Literally millions of people whining and thousands of servers to support.
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  1875. Well spoken, sir.
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  1876. Awkward introduction of the kids as "friendly, intelligent" makes me think that "exuberant" and "uneducated" would be better adjectives.
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  1877. Found the pothead
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  1878. This isn't a job where you can lose your temper
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  1879. When they feel the need to say foreigners are involved but don't know who that usually means an internal coup is in the works.
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  1880. The rich and famous like to think buying a house is on everyone's bucket list...
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  1881. Sunk cost fallacy
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  1882. It'll flop like all their other projects
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  1883. Depending how you view Mao's actions they did
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  1884. It's his job. He is a journalist
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  1885. There's nothing in South Africa worth investing in.
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  1886.  @ginger0208  on paper. But some are openly rotting in parade fields. There's also a shortage of qualified mechanics and drivers, so perhaps a better way to put it is the remaining vehicles break often and are repaired slowly.
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  1887. Bagholder detected
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  1888. It's called lying
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  1889. Let's rename the place the Republic of Liars
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  1890. Will you shut up about that?
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  1891. The real mystery is why so many states chose to hire security contractors when reservist armies and nationalist armies were already in use in some places.
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  1892. Watch the video. Argentina had more state monopolies than communist china
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  1893. Not all of these murders were carried out by contract sucarios, guys. Sometimes the killer is the sole proprietor.
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  1894. No, that literally never happened.
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  1895. Remove the zero and practice what you preach
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  1896. That's going to get dated real fast. Besides, the fund is extremely volatile and holds exclusively risky stocks.
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  1897. IIRC it is because some parts of eastern Europe still use the Julian calendar, which doesn't have leap years.
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  1898. I say legally define financial advice as receiving payment for talking about investments. Guess what that means? All the bad YouTubers get DEMONITIZED.
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  1899.  @chuongnguyen5068  it's actually a trading psychology fact with skewed payoffs. Humans are often risk averse, so when there's a high chance of small profit and a small chance of catastrophic loss we often make no bet. Other humans are addicted to risk and will seek skewed payoffs where there be a high chance of small loss and small chance of epic gains. The result is stocks/derivatives with lottery like payoffs are generally cost more than they're really worth. A penny stock that's worth 25 cents a share may trade for 50 cents, or a call option expiring in a week may cost a dollar a share when it's worth half that given the expected return.
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  1900. Dude, we have more of those than we really need. What makes you think these idiots WANT to be committed?
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  1901. The water doesn't seem to draining very fast, either...
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  1902.  @dchiznit209  No, according to El Chapo American prisons are MUCH worse. Also, politicians don't dictate crime and punishment.
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  1903. Unions are private entities over here. That's why a lot of workers don't want them because we have to pay them out of our checks
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  1904. If you're getting auto-removed stop using expletives and keywords considered threatening
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  1905. You can, but no one will use them
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  1906. Except we allow existing public companies to buy private companies and we allow investment funds to go public with minimal operations. How do we ban SPACs?
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  1907. Chinese food never passes anyone's quality standards
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  1908. The Malian government also denies hiring Russian PMCs, and it's a wonder why they don't.
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  1909. They didn't always miss, you see the suspect buckle in pain and keep walking.
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  1910. This was also during manufactured famines, so a sweat exotic fruit was a very nice gift.
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  1911. Jail in Latin America are more like exile than punishments, you can buy anything you want there. But they are often widely overcrowded and undermanned with guards because people are cheapskates.
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  1912.  @musicalarchitecture7875  the system are the people.
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  1913. Lula is no different.
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  1914. CZ is definitely be arrested on other charges eventually. I bet my life upon it.
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  1915. But that's the thing: They're relatively cheap to set up and generate continuous cash, which is why most brands simply sell the license to their brands to whomever wants to open a store. Cheap restaurants are pretty safe as long as you're selling what people want because in hard times the middle class stops eating at restaurants while richer people simply eat at cheaper restaraunts.
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  1916. She's sleeping with a general. They don't exactly hide the nepotism in China.
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  1917. Sometimes the only difference between the two is who is telling the tale.
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  1918. I think I could help by outing probable scammers before they gave them money, but I'm sure they don't want to know how shady these guys are
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  1919. Houses only look more expensive, because mortgages have become expensive. Remember, when you get a loan, you literally competing against the rate the banks can get from the Federal government
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  1920. Most people who just need a place to live are better off renting.
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  1921. It's Africa. They need direct help for anything more complicated than a shovel.
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  1922.  @KNR90  found the shoplifter
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  1923. Turkish elections Do Not Matter. It's convoluted but Turkey has a European style party-list system where many parties run and form a compromise government after. However, there's literally hundreds of parties in Turkey, most of them local tribal affairs, and the election threshhold is 10%. This means the bulk of the votes goes to whomever can "negotiate" deals with the most minor parties to add their votes to a larger party list (YES, they are buying votes). For obvious reasons this system favors the incumbent ruling party every time, who simply incorporates some of the opposition and buys off or fights off the rest. More importantly there are several parties banned, and they are targeted with trumped up charges and discrimination is not only tolerated but encouraged. Right now the Kurds are getting the hate but understand Turkey has always been at war with one part of its population or another. Brawls between parties are also common. No one knows exactly how much of this happens since no one local will talk about it but fist fights, harassment, arson, and sometimes murder between political activists is not uncommon. Like most middle east republics, Turkey was never really a democracy. It was an empire with a de facto Sultan granting fiefs as expedient just as they always have.
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  1924. Don't be silly
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  1925. VCs face extinction in the current interest rate environment
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  1926. They do. It's called insolvency.
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  1927. That is not a nice way to speak of your wife [sarcasm]
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  1928.  @ocampbell1954  especially since there's an oversupply of mediocre college grads because of heavy subsidies in that area
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  1929. @chevyjd2007  it's called class warfare. He has no chance of getting into competitive field via internship, so he hates their existence
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  1930.  @BurriedTruth  yes, it also means it isn't scaleable.
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  1931. A couple slaughterhouses were accused of that, but it was found the price of meat simply changed in the amount of time it took for cows to go from farm to store. That's a risk that works both ways, and it's best just to just buy/sell a futures contract so you don't have to worry about it
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  1932. In finance this was a pretty uneventful year. Everyone decried the ongoing economic collapse anyway but people always do that.
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  1933. Even if that were true, much of Russia's fire equipment is closer to Greece than Yakutia.
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  1934. Not newsworthy
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  1935. Trade liberalization? Dude, the change was an end of Nasserite era monopoly practices where only trade with certain allies was allowed for certain products. This gave local state affiliated factories near monopolies despite having no idea what they were doing.
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  1936. "If your only tool is a hammer, everything looks like a nail." An internet link means nothing to Gaza
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  1937. Do you need shock therapy?
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  1938. That was the pattern with most wars in the USSR. It ended the instant everyone figured out who was fighting who.
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  1939. It literally isn't bad right now globally
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  1940.  @happydace6991  that's the most ridiculous way to push politics ever. You're effectively victim blaming and you should slap yourself for your insensitivity.
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  1941. Dude, she is a lady. Nothing else to it
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  1942. These don't reveal anything we didn't already know.
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  1943. You forget that the base reaction burning hydrogen is very clean and has the most heat given off per pound of fuel.
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  1944.  @creepinwhileyousleepin  We literally subscribe to all the same channels...... And that username.
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  1945. They still blow up rockets.
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  1946. South Africa is to blame for this
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  1947. All resoruces are ultimately natural resources and human labor
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  1948. Canola oil and corn oil are frankly faster and easier to produce. That's why they're cheaper.
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  1949. ​ @dhayes907 also, illiquid private equity funds are a thing. They can get huge.
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  1950. Not exactly. They want all the essential services France and allies provide, but France is leaving.
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  1951. One ghost city among many.
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  1952. Happens to every unicorn eventually.
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  1953. Another DEI hire is about to be outed for incompetence. The surgeon general isn't a politician and abusing the scope of his office is an immediate fireable offense regardless of cause
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  1954. That's preposterous. We have more miles of railroad than anyone else. We ship FREIGHT by rail, we have cars and planes for people
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  1955.  @Ass_of_Amalek  people live where there is work.....
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  1956.  @woodonfire7406  He'd better, or else he's fat or dead.
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  1957. A case of putting the cart before the horse. What good is a sallary when there's no market it spend it?
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  1958. The metal group in question was NOT the equivalent of Lehman. They were the biggest stainless steal maker in China and were part state owned and part party ran.
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  1959. Come on. We all know you'd say that regardless if it were true
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  1960. That's American self-degredation talking, not facts. This issue being discussed isn't just localized to hot real estate markets... it ended weeks ago.
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  1961. He says that so that CSTO members like Russia will send peacekeepers as per their treaties.
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  1962.  @Uncle_Troy  When I say VIP I mean like 10-20 million in chips. That's what an average VIP pass costs. Whatever is left after the weekend is simply moved overseas.
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  1963. Kefalas have always been a slavery scam. Most kefalas nowadays are from Africa or other Arab countries and have no means for getting home. But the Lebanese you see in this video would get extremely angry if you brought it up.
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  1964. He'd go to juvie because he was a minor at the time. Also, he's not going to prison. I will literally bet my life on it.
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  1965. The reason we see so many examples of animals surviving critical injuries is because dead animals are a daily occurrence all over the world and animals dying of minor wounds is an equally common sight
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  1966. Why you so angry with them? This issue was resolved years ago and they did a recall.
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  1967. "We are coming for you!" -Uncle Sam
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  1968. It's because it was never practical.
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  1969. They went bankrupt because they can't put ash in the cement anymore
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  1970. According to the description, the suspect was reported as a prowler. Some people think that in order to maintain control of the situation and stay safe, you have to be as authoritative as possible... Of course, this job also attracts a lot of guys who want to be in charge.
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  1971. Luxury goods markets draw in greedy bastards because of the fat profit margins
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  1972. I think you mean regression, and it's frankly surprising anyone showed up to the march to begin with.
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  1973.  @krishnatirunagari5392  it's full of castes, religious violence, racial discrimination, forced prostitution, scams, and literal sewage.
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  1974. They have a trillion dollar economy. But consider the amount of waste that comes from many scandals, most of them far smaller than this but many rackets are highly normalized.
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  1975. Banks in the American breadbasket don't even allow floating rate mortgages. They simply force you to get a fixed rate and slightly overcharge you for the insurance they buy.
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  1976.  @KevinJDildonik  your incompetence is astounding
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  1977.  @ummilyaasal-barbaadiyyah1822  it means "Mister" or "lord" in that part of the world.
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  1978.  @Nswix  The past? Argentina is pretty average, globally speaking.
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  1979. Complaining about easy to use brokers when most brokerages have really opaque systems that require downloading and installing .bin files is pretty silly.
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  1980. If there were, we'd call em xenomorphs
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  1981. The humor writes itself with this one......
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  1982. That's fine, but understand they don't have the kind of power the video implied. They MANAGE assets, meaning the clients own them via whatever investment fund they bought (and Blackrock has got hundreds of those).
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  1983. The theory is a Corinthian saw a fossil and assumed it was the same type of monster from the myth
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  1984. Scam
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  1985. I think what you mean is no amount of talent and luck will beat decades of experience and family inheritance
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  1986. He's promoted a bunch of websites for investors that look legit but are of dubious value to consumers. Obviously he's just getting paid to promote and doesn't use any of these.
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  1987. Found the stoner
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  1988. They get fires, just not this big inside major cities
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  1989. When campers duel each other for 5 straight minutes....
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  1990. You mind lending me that crystal ball when you're done?
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  1991. The founder of WSB got ousted by his own friends for selling them out, if you'll recall.
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  1992. Who wants to bet these "watch groups" will start their own extortion racket too?
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  1993. Starship is going as well as can be expected, but yes there's little cross compatibility in arms industry skills. Yoy should hear about the time rocket scientists tried to make a sniper rifle
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  1994. Some things never change
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  1995. A lot of these goons think they can get in earl and get out early and screw everyone over
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  1996. The Soviets were on a peacetime footing at the time and had no conception of conflict outside the world wars. This was just an early tastes of the conflicts that would come decades later
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  1997. Except "home country" simply reflects where corporate offices are. I.E. Toyota is a "Japanese" company but most of their production is in north america. Virtually all American large cap companies are global companies and the S&P itself offers global diversification
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  1998. If you really cared, you'd actually recycle.
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  1999. Houses burning use to be a routine issue but now we have building codes and sprinklers and don't use open flame heating so most of the fire damage now is crazy out of control blazes like this.
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  2000. Fairly typical for industry in this region.
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  2001. Memecoins are largely scams.
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  2002. Wealth is relative when attracting a girl. If you're above average and/or have good potential, that should do.
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  2003. Correction: The majority of those killed aren't women and kids. Gaza simply isn't reporting how many soldiers they lost.
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  2004. These pieces where al-Jazeera trash talks their competitors are just weird.
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  2005. Some people have lonely lives
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  2006. It works if you can get one
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  2007. In recent years, there's been a lot of micro-bubbles where relatively small sectors rise and fall with little correlation to the wider economy.
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  2008. We don't call Greese "Helles" either.
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  2009. The municipal debt restructuring is like MBS. Except they're doing it on purpose.
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  2010. That's misleading, since ~40% of people have a BA or better. Do you mean that college grads are half as likely to go bankrupt?
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  2011. Same career risks, same economics, same fan base
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  2012. The people making this show don't see to realize the older automakers are making EVs but no one is buying them,
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  2013. Varies by degree. Some buildings are total scams, others are just cheaply built.
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  2014.  @heather.2436  You have any idea what causes EMP?
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  2015. Not exactly. A lot of these guys simply hate the government, others simply want an excuse to riot, others only care that it was a Kurdish woman, and others are trying to use the situation to seize high office. It is not clear why she was killed, much less whether this is a woman's rights issue. Business as usual in Persia...
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  2016. They probably aren't even aware of that war
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  2017. You don't necessarily talk about it during interviews, you just say why you left.
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  2018. Yes, and GPS and land nav training that allowed US armor to perform complex maneuvers in the desert impossible to the Iraqis
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  2019.  @ronblack7870  not just young people. Only new tech is exciting. Also, a lot of machinery work is so specific the only training is on the job training
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  2020. Lose the spam comments. You sound like a 13 year old.
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  2021. No one got shot, so it's not clickbaity.
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  2022.  @onlythetruth4039  no. I would have said something more original. I do unfortunately have a heart but I hate manipulative types.
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  2023. That's silly. The British monarchy is purely ceremonial and Britain doesn't give a rip about that rock.
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  2024. Wrong thread
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  2025. They're all carrying a mismatch of equipment that reflects all of Ukraine's affiliations over the last 40 years. Also, they carry A LOT of shoulder fired rockets, which is a clear sign of a preferrence. Makes sense, destroying enemy vehicles will cripple his ability to move forward or escape, and rockets are much cheaper and easier to move and hide than full sized artillery.
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  2026. Not if you know anything about El Salvador
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  2027. You know what the alternative is like?
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  2028.  @archvaldor  Except he's competing against Russian shareholders who simply do not have that risk and can bid up the price
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  2029. "FINALLY, some muurrder!" -Suspect, prolly.
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  2030. All these hoaxers apparently can't be bothered to make an original fake image....
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  2031.  @robinsattahip2376  That myth comes from how war industry masked slow economies (I.E. soldiers and gun makers get paid but don't contribute value to living). GDP numbers went up quickly, but actual living standards went up at its usual pace. After the war GDP numbers crashed, but living standards soared.
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  2032. @willyang4487  there's a number of ways, but the big one is China has internal state citizenship, and much of the population are migrant seasonal workers (I.E. People go to the country to harvest/plant, and go to the cities to build). All Chinese states have large numbers of internal expats as people move looking for work. Most if not all states count all their citizens regardless where they live, and they count permanent and seasonal residents too.
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  2033. Even without fraud that's definitely a shitty workplace
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  2034.  @samtheshame9951  there's no evidence that occurred.
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  2035. Lose the trash talk
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  2036. If you have been watching this channel for any length of time, you would know that simply isn't so.
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  2037. I'm usually forgiving of corporations, but in this case it's clearly systemic negligence from the whole company including the union. Even a child could tell you "If that thing breaks the lava falls on us, let's find a safe way to do this in case it does."
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  2038.  @Nomadicenjoyer31  Not if you know anything about either. For instance, the Ottoman "elite" units had a martial reputation that was total BS. They were staffed totally with abducted children brainwashed into serving the Sultan, but infighting was so bad that these units killed as many Ottoman officials as they did protect them. Each new Sultan would have to give them massive bribes just to assume office. There was only rudimentary martial training.
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  2039. How yu know this? Was he arrested?
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  2040. He literally didn't.
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  2041. Ethiopia. The only country where some emperors claim decent from Solomon and some call themselves the exterminator of the Jews.
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  2042. Weird joke
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  2043. Even if that were true it makes no difference since nothing of significance is happening
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  2044. Correction: Meth was in use for a lot more than two decades among the Afrikaners. It only became widespread among the Bantus and Khoisan after Apartheid ended simply because they learned how to make it and meth is cheaper than the indigenous weed.
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  2045. Gamestop the stock and Gamestop the company are uncorrelated. Cohen will lose money due to that.
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  2046. No one asked you
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  2047. It is unclear if these actions were simply taken over by Allied intelligence upon the end of the war, but it is known they started moving guns in and fugitives out
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  2048.  @BifronsCandle  Uh, no one. It's been a crowded city since the iron age. The population did increase a lot over the past 80 years due to globalization
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  2049. Yeah, most startups are secretly circuses behind closed doors.
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  2050. "A new era" by Chinese standards is about a dozen or so business deals that'll last less than a decade.
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  2051. There's more in Russia than politics
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  2052. That wage comparison may or may not have local living wage skews.
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  2053. Lying does nothing in this instance as NATO is not a country and there are a list of states that recognize Kosovar independence. Most nations simply can't be bothered taking sides in a small matter in a remote area
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  2054. No. End of story.
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  2055. A government, by definition, does whatever the frick they want.
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  2056. Thomas Edison thought every neighbor or city block would need its own generator. But that was because he was using DC and to transmit that long distance you'd need a wire as thick as an arm. High voltage AC electricity transmits long distance best.
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  2057. Argentina is weird where they go into major Depression every decade.
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  2058.  @Dukenukem  yeah, in this case some rich dude's desire to get out of the city probably isn't going to result in any permanent transfer.
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  2059. That's a whole different type of bullshit to deal with
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  2060. The Janissaries fought Turks more than anyone else and received massive bribes from every new ruler. They were kidnapped because the Sultans trusted purebred mercs more than their own clansmen. There were similar predatory behavior across the empire, but there was very little record keeping and history writing. Like how Ottoman commanders would "conscript" Arabs and use them for slave labor, or how "requisition squads" seized assets which went into the commander's pocket.
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  2061. That's how it works. Insurance company stores money in liquid investments and offers insurance to anyone who asks because they are always overcollateralized. Berkshire is a reinsurance company which is why buffet manages big investment funds
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  2062.  @omarshinwari7823  you say that but you're more than likely on our payroll.
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  2063.  @ParticularlyBaptist  He's talking about bad advise
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  2064. Not following health and safety regs. Not paying taxes. Not getting licensed. All the above are the subject of abuse by local and national officials.
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  2065.  @napolien1310  Some people said he should be that but no one cared to follow his orders personally. You must recall the Pope was also an Italian prince at the time.
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  2066. You can eat what you want, but that stuff just looks gross to anyone who isn't French.
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  2067. The cop probably has a connection to Gaza
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  2068.  @unboxmuseumm  that was a reasonable opinion two centuries ago
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  2069. This crash is like watching a napalm explosion in super-slo-mo... Grab some drinks and watch the world burn.
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  2070. No one wants to know.
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  2071. Inner city. She doesn't care
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  2072. Is it just me or is "tech stock" code for "overhyped growth stock?"
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  2073. He isn't exactly a dictator.
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  2074. Get real. When the government offloads debt, interest rates fall, meaning the private sector loads up on debt
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  2075. When I sat in a tracher's chair for the first time, thinking back how my PhD professors are all trying to sound smart around me of all people, I realized that no one in the world ever really knew what the frick we're doing this whole time
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  2076. Vhut? Drunk drivers are anywhere there's cars
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  2077. Technically they were a hedge fund because they used private equity from rich people to fund their investments, but that doesn't mean they were licensed stock brokers.
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  2078.  @v1das007  Rose from poverty? A handful of people did, like those sleeping beauties shown on this channel. But even at the height of the bubble most people struggled to get rent and groceries and most rural areas saw little if any participation in the bubble. The improvement has been pretty modest to say the least.
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  2079.  @aboucard93  you mind lending me that crystal ball when you're done with it? This is Haiti for crying out loud, basic competency is a rarity in all walks of life.
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  2080. Correction: Chinese real estate bubbles were not concentrated in a few hands, only a few were big enough to generate global headlines. Two eyewitnesses even found land speculation upon land specuation where people would build sham houses on farms so that they could collected compensation when forced to sell to developers.
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  2081. For a lot of these guys it's as much about ego and domination as anything else. In Trevor's case he was constantly trying to convince himself and others that he was better than Elon Musk.
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  2082. In the end, I never forgave the apes for ruining r/wallstreetbets. I literally got four suicide requests in the span of a week just for advising people to take a 10,000% gain while they still could.
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  2083. And you thought you thought you were having a bad day...
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  2084. It will have more effect on private individuals with seizeable assets.
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  2085. Not many left these days. Stock go up, manager is infallible. Stock go down, manager can do nothing right
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  2086. You should talk, France24
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  2087. In Antarctica at McMurdo Station they use old C-130 with rocket assisted takeoff. Antarctica is as flat as a pancake so you might not realize it's all two miles above sea levels and a fully loaded prop play will struggle to take off at that altitude.
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  2088. These guys have money to feed themselves but not their own children too........
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  2089. Only 20% of the population had full time employment before the war. this isn't much different
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  2090. Vhut? @TiberianFiend 
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  2091. It's the classic problem of a dirty admin. He wants to solve the pollution issue, but he doesn't want to make enemies, start a war, or cut off his own revenue.
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  2092. That doesn't happen in the civilized world ​ @falrus 
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  2093. Also the price of aviation limits the number of crafts in existence
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  2094. Spamming that shit is proof you don't know anything about El Salvador
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  2095. The Egyptians thought the Hebrews/Hyksos were the first to have chariots. But more likely they were the first to introduce them to Egypt.
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  2096.  @honeytgb  Liar. Americans bought cars and trains stuck to moving freight
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  2097. @Giu dude, these guys were hunter-gatherers before getting hired.
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  2098. It's widely avail info. Mistakes and all
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  2099. that statement can get you sued
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  2100. Never have to question the utility of your work on a farm...
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  2101. Do you want to die?
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  2102. "The largest space observatory in history." Not a whole lot of competition, there.
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  2103. Cameras are also cheap now. Voice of experience, there's simply so many cameras they're more like windows: No one will see anything if they aren't looking for it.
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  2104. Lose the sycophancy, troll
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  2105. They're virtually the same price they were in 2021. On a 30 year mortgage at current rates you will spend more on interest than on house, and that appears to make houses more expensive
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  2106. Fury is terrible in basically all regards
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  2107. 7:10 The Nazis also permanently closed markets, mostly. They coerced the sale of some companies to the state or party members (often using arbitrary fines), while others were forced to take on state regulators on site to run things. While all the names were different, the end result was the same as in Communist Russia. The little stock/bond trading that took place were party members trading state backed assets with each other. All but a few markets were closed completely, and the remainder laid off virtually all permanent staff.
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  2108. Most places aren't half as degenerative as Lebanon
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  2109. They were denied tanks starting a decade ago
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  2110. Thailand's constitutional monarchy isn't like Britain's. Power is in the hands of a gang of military commanders who write the constitution, set rules for votes, and ignore them when they don't go as intended.
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  2111. How cam you talk so much but say so little?
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  2112. This got nothing to do with that
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  2113. Ha
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  2114. Some people want to scam just to prove to themselves people are idiots
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  2115. You should be very suspicious when a bank blames a news report on malicious short sellers.
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  2116. Protestor logic.
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  2117. Welcome to China. Wants to dominate world affairs but struggles to keep utilities on.
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  2118. The sign that a business is a ponzi scheme is they don't like people calling it risky
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  2119. I can honestly say I was never fooled by the draw of prestigious colleges. No one I ever met thought you coukd get better degrees by paying 10x the amount of money. What I should have known is that the only people who are willing to go through that garbage are rich kids with more money than sense and scammers participating in a pyramid scheme.
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  2120. People pushing these buyback taxes don't know what their talking about. Most publicly traded companies give long time associates bonuses in the form of shares, and for management this may even be the bulk of their pay. Buying shares from the open market and giving to employees is, in fact, the exact thing these idiots want to incentivize.
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  2121. Guys like him hate real jobs
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  2122.  @Kolejboy  Chinese attempts at "world leadership" doesn't discriminate. Some Pacific island leaders have been offered bribes in order to get favorable business deals and naval jumping points.
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  2123. Authoritarians don't profit from misery, they exist BECAUSE people in that country make each other miserable.
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  2124. Guys, we invented artificial silk a century ago. It's called spandex or rayon.
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  2125. The world never heard of Nevalny
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  2126. I wouldn't even bother reading some idiot politician's demands if I owned a company.
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  2127. And chicken feed
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  2128. QUIT CALLING EVERYTHING NEXT GEN!!!! That naming system is obsolete.
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  2129. This is why we don't have nice things
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  2130. Tulips actually had real world value.
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  2131. Food waste, not trash
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  2132. Yes, but India has the same level of honest as cryptobros
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  2133. China's incapable of producing weapons to Russian quality standards.
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  2134. 10:30 This is the main reason I haven't ever tried to be a full time writer. I use to work at converting my master's thesis into a book but I got busy with work. The thing is, the odds that a publisher will actually read your book if you send it to them are lottery winning odds, and self-publishing entails paying for proof readers, ads, and such only for only a handful of people to pick up the work.
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  2135.  @ericlotze7724  They called it cat and we went through a truckload a day. We weren't present for it's unloading but we could smell it as we checked trucks in.
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  2136. They've literally shut down several cryptos for being securities. They have said specific cryptos like eth and bitcoin are not securities
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  2137. This show is almost wholly false. For starters, tutsi isn't even an ethnic distinction, it referred to the rich (usually ownership of ten cows or more).
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  2138. His debt exceeded his net worth. And loss depression is very real.
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  2139. Please leave history to those of us that actually study history.
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  2140. He won on GME by buying in 2020 and selling during the squeeze. He's a deep value investor. He looks for crazy wacky valuations to go both long and short on.
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  2141. That won't stop the fighting.
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  2142. This id10t doesn't know what a publicly traded company entails
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  2143. Is it a coincidence that the first person he talks to happens to be pretty?
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  2144. As if he wasn't already a conspiritard.
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  2145. Most or all of them small time noobs with no chance of succeeding
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  2146. It's always been a nation of squatters, transients, and nomads
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  2147. He said, when no major action has happened this month and politicians are still playing politics
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  2148. The crisis would have happened without the law, it would have simply played out differently. Ultimately everyone was just speculating the notoriously expensive NYC rent woukd keep going up.
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  2149. Lying about what "allies" want does nothing for no one
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  2150. Those idiots can't even keep a plane in the sky
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  2151. They've developed a strong preferrence for anti-anxiety medicine. They're the biggest consumer per capita.
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  2152. Hardly. A lot of holdiays are on the winter solstice to the point it is likely coincident
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  2153. How they giving universal insurance when they can't even keep hospitals open?
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  2154. Just because you don't hear a lot from them doesn't mean they're peaceful.
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  2155.  @Iamrightyouarewrong  go to hell
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  2156. Because it was profit driven, not ego driven.
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  2157. "It's turned into staple foods." Uh... You think bread is a new trend?
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  2158. He's suicidal that doesn't mean it doesn't hurt.
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  2159. The military term is "strategic material." It refers to everything that obtaining can help you win a war.
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  2160. You can make appointments but then you'd realize the line is actually weeks long.
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  2161. The US is the largest market
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  2162. Accidents aren't more common that I know of, but the fires are simply impossible to extinguish
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  2163. Everything they had came from NATO. Everything that was left behind collapsed from infighting.
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  2164. Underpaid human hastily writing stuff?
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  2165.  @jujijiju6929  Compared to the heavily airbrushed super model pictures you've seen, but as a real person she is pretty.
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  2166. If he does get extradited, it'll be the biggest takedown since El Chapo.
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  2167. Asset managers favor economies of scale because the overhead is about the same regardless how many zeros you add to them.
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  2168. Market cap is usually 20 times greater than revenue and revenue is 20 times greater than liquid cash. This isn't just an overhead cost for Barclay's.
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  2169. Martin Luther had no intention of leaving the Catholic church, much less start a war.
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  2170. That is not how the courts work
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  2171. But then they'd have to admit they associated themselves with gangsters.
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  2172. They won't. End of story
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  2173. Wheat, honey, and molasses keep in the cupboard better.
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  2174. This dude thinks he's in Lebanon, where armed men can ask for anything they want.
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  2175. Don't let reputations obscure facts
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  2176. How do you sell short an alt-coin? Is it possible?
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  2177. Only for a couple decades and only a handful of towns were actually German. The war they're talking about actually didn't see genocide as most the deaths were due to famine/disease.
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  2178. People been saying that for decades......
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  2179. No one cares
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  2180. I saw a post on Reddit with a list of stocks that were trading at 6-month lows saying people should "buy the dip." I replied: "And I will assume you're in the red on all of them." Always assume people materially benefit from anything they're pumping.
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  2181. Your English leaves much to be desired
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  2182. Their aim is bad enough it's hard to tell what they're aiming at.
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  2183. Sell. Near all their stocks are scams.
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  2184. Quit playing politics with people's lives.
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  2185. It literally isn't.
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  2186. Schegen speed. In reverse. Easy come. Easy go.
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  2187.  @BlxckBaron  a lot of gangs have stupid fast money to, until you're in jail or dead
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  2188. In 2020 you could get big loans because interest rates were near zero and a lot of people jumped on it.
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  2189. The PCD guy is talking out his butt. He wouldn't know whether or not they were "all civilians" as no one knows where all the soldiers in Gaza live as their are hundreds of factions. He also spends the entire time yanking heart strings instead of reporting any real investigation or cleanup so he's pretty much worthless.
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  2190. Bagholder detected
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  2191.  @diantem8235  This goon equates "finance literacy" with "actually bothers to budget themselves."
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  2192. Dude, stock buybacks are just dividends without the double taxation.
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  2193. Not exactly. Guys think girls wouldn't be so interested in a guy going bald, and never underestimate the lengths men will go for sex.
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  2194. A lot of these incidents seem to involve idiots pretending they can give orders to government employees...
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  2195. Or escaping from a knife fight
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  2196.  @MelbourneMeMe  pretty much. These miners often handle the mercury with their bear hands. Also, it has to be burned off. The miner's life expectancy and education is exactly what you think.
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  2197.  @DJVARAO  Not always. Max Plank didn't live long enough to see most of his work lead to real world inventions.
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  2198. How much is your firm losing?
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  2199. One of the interesting points that isn't brought up: Hitler doesn't want to leave because getting men and equipment out of an area is even more difficult than getting them into an area.
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  2200. It literally isn't. We aren't anywhere in the area
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  2201.  @mukamuka0  we get it. Your Tesla calls got demolished
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  2202. InvideoAI sounds like they slapped a ChatGBT onto a cracked off-the-shelf video editor and are trying to pass it off as their own.
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  2203. They're a crypto hedge fund that makes software on the side
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  2204. Very ponzi
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  2205. It doesn't matter how much you make, if you give it all away you will pay no tax. Cherry picking some idiot without saying why his tax bill was such is dishonest at best.
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  2206. Unlikely. If the suspects knew they were getting paid even in the event of failure they wouldn't get in a fight with cops
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  2207. Extreme crime rates. It's easy for gangs to form within the government.
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  2208. But no one wants to spend their own money to do that, they want to spend other people's money
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  2209. No
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  2210. Some will be imprisoned/killed, others are on the run, others will bribe their way out.
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  2211. Please tell me that's sarcasm
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  2212. I don't know, successful tasers don't show up in the news
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  2213.  @xRedNationx  that's exactly what a dropout might say. Nah, there's always at least a few things that a good amateur wouldn't know. Voicr of experience here.
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  2214. It ain't easy. It takes hours of fine adjustments to get them to work
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  2215. It's pathological. Some want thrills, others are greedy, some just hate people and want to cause problems
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  2216. These guys invest in themselves, not their kids or strangers.
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  2217. Next complaint made against us at the UN is that we're all cheaters with aim bots.
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  2218. Exchanges defeat much of the purpose of crypto but most de-fi enthusiasts don't want to bother setting up the convoluted programs in order to do their own transactions. Ironic........
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  2219. We only pretend to criticized armies
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  2220. Not when hodgies are involved
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  2221. ​ @RealCapitalNotes Depends on degree.
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  2222. Patrick did make a video comparing them to the old west wildcat banks...
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  2223. You all got the Kraken ad? How are they paying for those when they're bankrupt? It's not like their staking business wasn't just shut down with heavy fines
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  2224. Just different kinds of frauds
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  2225. Caveat to Yugoslavia: It's the state that formed when Serbia got way more than they asked for in WWI with the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The Croats were largely the children of people that had fought the Serbs in that war and were almost a big a state as Serbia.
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  2226. Since when is North Korean piracy posts "propaganda?"
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  2227. Chinese food is universally "enhanced"
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  2228. I was a secret shopper there. The waitlist is fake.
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  2229. They all know they need civilized countries to buy stuff
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  2230.  @damionlee7658  I'd have to see the study itself to give an opinion. Especially when the results of adjustments aren't always obvious and are rarely immediate. Thus depending on how many treatments are received, the condition of the patients, when the questions are asked, and the wording of the questions you could skew the results. Although I do think some of the claims about chiropractor's effectiveness are dubious, there are simple things it can cure. Like whiplash, where your vertebrates are out of alignment causing a lot of back pain. Also, if we bunched up chiropractors with physical therapists would you be so aggrivated at their existence?
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  2231. 3:25 That's basically a catalogue of every army that ever went to Africa. There's Belgian FALs and Brownings from colonial era, there's M16s from the Cold War, M1 Garands, Lee-Enfields, and many other odds and ends carbines. The reason is Africa has very few factories of its own and mostly rely on either foreign imports or antiques from WWII and/or old colonial armies.
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  2232. Activision owns a lot of AAA games.
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  2233.  @daxasd3270  is it weird that wasn't obvious?
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  2234.  @sara-name-unavailable  Some of these are just artificial flavors made in a lab being marketed as natural flavors made on a farm.
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  2235. They also routinely complain about the lack of democracy... Everywhere but in the Gulf.
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  2236. Correction: Civil Servants have also experienced layoffs and pay cuts. Not necessarily as bad as the insanity in the private sector but still.
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  2237. Case in point you can dress anything up as a "disruptive tech" and get crazy valuations.
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  2238. Nothing out of the ordinary. The army said the action was approved ten days ago but put it off because they didn't want to interrupt the holiday or move in the heat.
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  2239. That won't help. Fiat is only as good as the economy that backs it, and 90% of Egypt makes only a few dollars a day.
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  2240.  @africa1st737  select regions, due to wars with each other, yes.
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  2241.  @zenoblues7787  a bit of an oversimplification. If that were true there'd be no point of going to college.
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  2242. This could totally be done with a machine.
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  2243. Dude, these guys are into any job that pays, even legal ones. If it's not drugs, it'd just be something else
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  2244. Sophisticated enough to get a working bomb. That's more than Iran, Iraq, Syria, and Libya can say.
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  2245. It sounds like they wanted to run a hedge fund but legally couldn't.
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  2246. He may have wanted to die fighting
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  2247. It's like the myth that anyone can get rich. No, obviously not everyone can be millionaires. Most of us can only be successful by being skilled workers.
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  2248. So do the war...
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  2249. Brazil's politics are volatile enough there's really no telling how anyone will vote. There may be some scandal between now and then.
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  2250. Don't worry, just stay on the tourist routes. These gangsters mostly fight each other for rackets.
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  2251.  @thepunisher2988  found the shoplifter
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  2252. Quit calling it a crisis as if there hasn't been substance abuse since forever.
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  2253. I understood they could remove you for any reason except ones considered discrimination, hence why assholes are always accusing people of it
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  2254. "Favoritism" also describes many of these appointments
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  2255. Getting into Canada would be much more difficult even with a visa due to distance
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  2256. I think I might open a long term bear position on this stock even though I know I will miss the initial drop.
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  2257. [Laughs in AC-130]
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  2258. Yeah, business and government in the subcontinent is mostly just cons conning cons.
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  2259.  @pog428  he means the Chinese Communist Party.
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  2260. No, this was from the war in Syria.
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  2261. "The case is part of a broader assault on the Amazon." And yet, you have no interest in stating what the lawsuit is about, who's the plaintiff, or what arguments are presented.
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  2262. Tesla's Chinese branch isn't an exception. A couple years ago they faced fraudulent claims of brake failures, and yes we know they're fraudulent because the vehicle data from the one alleged incident showed the breaks working 40 times just before the crash. Nonetheless government censors allowed sensational incidents to go viral with sycophantic comments all saying they should buy Chinese cars instead. The reason? Well, Tesla had already given up its tech to the Chinese government as required, but no one in China was able to produce knockoffs due to technical limitations. In other words, China's indigenous EV industry couldn't possibly compete with Tesla's factories in China.
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  2263. Also impossible to enforce collection. At least pawn shops will keep personal items as collateral
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  2264. Why and who in Communist Czechsovakia started this, anyway?
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  2265. India is poorer per capita than Honduras.
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  2266. The thing about private tutoring in China is that primary schools have tight schedules and large class sides, meaning very little one on one teaching. Understandably most parents would pay to get that little extra one on one stuff.
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  2267. Palantir is a good company, that doesn't make it a good investment.
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  2268. Protests never did anything for anyone
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  2269. Lose the hyperbole. Most people are wasting their time with college that doesn't mean it "keeps you poor"
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  2270. What a sniper rifle should be.
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  2271. Apparently Africans don't hate Europeans as much as they say they do.....
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  2272. Relevance?
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  2273. Uh... Cohen does realize Gamestop plans to more than tripple the share count, right?
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  2274.  @Derekzparty  feels like something a scammer made up
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  2275. Bribery and smuggling works wonders in that part of the world.
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  2276. Please leave the Caucasus to those of us that know basic facts about the Caucasus.
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  2277.  @valerieprice1745  Yes, people generally didn't starve but much of human life was spent getting food and shelter. You were considered prosperous if you weren't miserable during certain times of the year.
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  2278. Complains about poor history in pop culture. Is sponsored by a stupid war game.
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  2279. Most of the stuff is localized and has nothing to do with the main Houthis-Hadi fighting. I saw one piece on an "insane asylum" that has all the marks of a clandestine jail.
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  2280. It was a cartoon caricature of him, but yeah. IIRC he yanked the beard of an Irish diplomat during an argument once.
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  2281. That's silly. It makes coding up a website stupid cheap because you can just ask ChatGBT to do it. Two decades ago you had to hire a programmer to make the inputs manually and beta test it.
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  2282. Not so easy when everyone in the country is dirty.
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  2283. "Excuse me, does this rag smell like chloroform?" Is what I say to new employees...
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  2284. Often these guys pan for gold on each other's land. And you need a license, and to get licensed you need to mine gold the right way. That is, not get gold from stone by soaking it in mercury, and not purifying the gold by burning off the mercury with a blow torch (yes, this is as hazardous as it sounds). The right way involves reacting the gold with cyanide, so special skills and equipment is needed which a lot of poor miners don't have. Also, given the practice of bribery, it is super easy to abuse licensing requirements for profit.
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  2285. Student debt is a product of heavy subsidies on education from both state and private
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  2286. They were targeting the symptoms of economic growth as if they didn't comprehend the underlying causes of those symptoms.
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  2287. Found the pothead.
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  2288. That's not even what happened. The Aussies canceled the contract and got subs from UK/US because they changed their mind about what type of sub they wanted. Also, it's irrelevant.
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  2289. Same story, different year
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  2290. Will they be bringing the Rhodesians back too?
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  2291. Given the amount of "What?" reactions, I'm guessing no one at the station ever imagined that someone would enter the hornet's nest in order to attack a random cop. They felt safe at the front desk.
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  2292.  @bruceleeharrison9284  because they WANT to spend money. Advertising gets so strange and expensive these days because most of it is cheap and ignored. In any case, you are not selling actual junk through adds, you are selling what people want but don't need
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  2293. There's nothing more chaotic than tyranny. There's nothing more tyrannical than anarchy.
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  2294. It doesn't have an end. It's the new normal
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  2295. Not really. That pay was at investor expense and no one knew layoffs were coming until this month.
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  2296. That's silly. First off, Chinese regulators are for political censorship mainly. Second, Chinese mostly makes mobile games because no firm has the money or expertise for AAA games. Third, "the West" in this case apparently includes everyone but China as only Chinese gamers are cut off from every other market (the biggest mobile game maker is in Israel).
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  2297. During the Russian Civil War, one diarist commented that the end of the world was actually really boring.
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  2298. Except said functions come down to some random employee. And with exchange products the competition to keep costs low means that only a handful of employees handle many different products.
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  2299. You were a tourist with money. Of course they were nice, as long as you stayed in the tourist path.
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  2300. ​​ user-dm2dj8nk8g bug off, freak show
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  2301. Depends who/what you tolerate
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  2302.  @saax3816  that's sarcasm, right?
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  2303.  @huytruong2026  Japan is the nation of savers. Most Chinese families and businesses have more debt than is even allowed in most countries (like borrowing 50 years worth of income to buy a house). Heck, the housing crisis with evergande had to do with extreme leverage and hidden debt, not factoring presale of houses which allow real estate agents to leverage to the tits by paying builders with the money from presales (again, not allowed in most countries).
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  2304. Price go up, people complain it's too expensive for ordinary people. Price go down, people complain their stuff is losing value.
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  2305. Related fact: Archeologists say that finding treasure hoards and/or coins with holes in them (for use as jewelry) is the sign of a completely collapsed economy. There's simply nothing to spend that money on.
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  2306. For context: A big chunk of all Palestinians have Israeli employers because the Israelis pay them 3-4 times what the Arabs will pay and don't frequently default on payroll like most employers in Palestine.
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  2307. That's like asking Karen to stop arguing with cops.
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  2308. Vhut? No one controls the market
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  2309. A simple mortar loaded on a pickup truck is dirt cheap, and in the event of all out war it will be the only mortar available for most troops.
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  2310. ​ @benjamindover4337 Hezbollah in a "show of solidarity" fired several rockets
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  2311. There's nothing right wing about complaining about China
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  2312. The currency isn't exactly storng, the bulk of the population simply is sustenance earners and always has been. Also the refugees aren't as much a burden as you'd think because the Jordanians simply let them starve.
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  2313. That's more a symptom of their overcentralization and blitzscaling. It's not like your local owner/operator where you just call their landline and get the owner.
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  2314.  @mbi9005  or none of them
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  2315. Guys, you know half the reason China's electricity shortage is happening now is because green energy related restrictions. Little of the green energy stuff works and the coal plants struggle to stay profitable.
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  2316. I thought he got arrested a time or two
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  2317. It's not true. Most of that was in the form of loan guarantees and none of the rest actually went to Israeli companies.
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  2318. To be fair to the board, no one knew the it would become a meme stock when they gave him those stock options and the given reason was at the time Tesla was not profitable.
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  2319. Many Chinese firms would totally arm both sides, but Beijing wouldn't allow it if they could help it
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  2320. We overuse terms like "national emergency" these days. Such terms were meant to refer to a literal act of war, not a retarded protest.
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  2321. He has had GF's? Gold diggers or naive?
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  2322. The prosecutor is an old rich woman
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  2323. They need more stadiums than the other guy to show off how rich they are
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  2324. How? 90% of their force are addicts. Or is this ban just systemic seizure.
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  2325. Why do these tech bros always try to turn their offices into self-contained communities? It's not like their hired help actually live there. A self-contained community that lives and works together is an idea, though.
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  2326. And yet, if there is a recession, this guy will be utterly shocked as his high growth positions evaporate....
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  2327. They should totally do that for their promo videos......
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  2328.  @leihtory7423  Relevance?
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  2329. @WhatSmellsLikeToast  how much did you lose?
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  2330. Correction on Israel's economic output: Wages are high but so is cost of living. Gasoline costs the equivalent to nine bucks a gallon and the only things that are cheap is food, clothes, and housing.
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  2331. @The Big Kiwi and why would I care about that? The fact if the matter is there's not one iota of evidence that points to voter fraud from either party nor any connection between Trump and Putin nor Biden encouraging illegal migration. It's all just libel that highlights why many countries have censorship laws.
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  2332. Doesn't matter. Russia is on the security council.
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  2333. That trend ended over a decade ago, this is the idiotic reaction to it.
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  2334. Most "successful entrapaneurs" are. It's just not a crime to waste money from idiot VC firms
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  2335. It made sense when it was small scale where this unregulated currency market existed if you needed it, but these days everyone is using it as an investment vehicle and playing zero sum games pumping altcoins or wielding technicals.
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  2336. But then you can brag to investors that your company uses the latest technology.....
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  2337. Composit.
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  2338.  @philmckay9973  to sort out malfeasance, yes. He, like all businessmen, wanted minimal regs, though
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  2339. That's just an off brand on Amazon. Do you even know what counterfeit means?
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  2340. Wut?
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  2341. Of course Palantir makes bad investment. They were essentially financing their customers like a used car dealer, and thus there was strong negative selection. The companies that would have been good investments would have bought the software with cash.
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  2342. I know some that are, and some that aren't.
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  2343. Who's the whale? You sure we're not dealing with another Archegos scam?
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  2344. Don't take Mr.Gomes' word for it. He probably did help steal a car, but that doesn't make it any less annoying to constantly become a suspect over and over because of a cheap camera.
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  2345. Brazil?
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  2346. Germany wasn't really all that late to industrialize.
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  2347. Should, but they also don't because one word: Leverage.
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  2348. Not always in the middle east
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  2349. A lot of people really do think active management is better than passive. Don't base your arguments about Hedge Funds assuming you already won that other argument. Also, there's 10,000 hedge funds in the US alone each with their own gimmick. This doesn't include whale investors that are individuals and companies using their money in hedge fund style strategies. Also, performance varies wildly within sectors of hedge funds, and even more wildly between individual funds. Thus it is impossible to make any blanket assessment no matter how much you like to gloat and berate people. Although you can say the fees are ridiculous and is definitely the reason for any underperformance
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  2350. Come on, even if we didn't repatriate anyone it would still be referred to as a "war crime" because Stalin is full of it and American/British Socialists regurgitated anything he said.
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  2351. Women cover for the men in their lives all the time. Ask any gang member.
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  2352. Your assumption is any of these guys know any more about the subjects than the politicized sound bites they regurgitate.
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  2353.  @peach7469  how can you talk so much but say nothing?
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  2354. Everyone gets banned from everything eventually. The mods on some subs are actively looking for excuses and seem to hate everything posted by everyone. Just make a new account and it'd take months for anyone to notice.
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  2355. We like to pretend war will start at any time
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  2356. Corporate raiding rarely ends well
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  2357.  @moic9704  The difference between a coup and a war is whether or not you call it one. And Mexico's democracy has been interrupted several times by infighting
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  2358. It ended a long time ago. The British monarchy has only had ceremonial roles in over a century. Also, blanket damnations of colonialism is silly.
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  2359. That assessment indicates enough incompetence to have your vote taken away.
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  2360. Don't be ridiculous.
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  2361. Of course they can't. They each will only be happy only if they are in charge.
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  2362. Anil Ambani isn't an unusual case from that part of the world, except for the mind boggling numbers involved.
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  2363. Vox went full Borderlands. Next the CEO will have a duel with Shane Smith!
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  2364.  K Aussie  come on. The UN doesn't do anything. World powers under the auspices of the UN does stuff.
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  2365. Takes calling in sick to a new level. Assuming he is sick
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  2366. Except the moment uou turn profitable is the moment you lose the monopoly
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  2367.  @Bozzigmupp  Due Diligence. I.E. Essential research before you buy a stock.
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  2368. No. They didn't. Delete this video.
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  2369. Dude, don't prerend the whole world agrees on the assumptions of that statement
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  2370. Crooks often have to admit to one crime to defend against a worse allegation. The prosecutor will use the fact they admitted they're a casino later.
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  2371. I have a massive negative net worth because mortgage and PhD studies. Any job that uses that degree would immediately propell me from the very bottom to the very top.
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  2372. I guarantee you the guys that claim causing them "emotional distress" is a felony also harbor delusions that you're not allowed to criticize the men who are really in charge.
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  2373. It does locally.
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  2374. AJ is a Qatari government source. AJ complains about any hint of un-democratic practices elsewhere while not hinting at the Qatari monarchy's censorship, privileges, legal immunity, bribery, nepotism, and incompetence.
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  2375. Those were civilian contractors, though. Mexico gives odd jobs to soldiers to hide the costs on the budget
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  2376.  @xxx-lx6bu  depends on group and time analyzed. Some of these groups were mobs of pirates fighting for amnesty from crimes committed back home, but most of those guys didn't get past Turkey.
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  2377. Thugs are cheap and plentiful in China. All you have to do is tell a guy he'll get his deposit if he helps disperse the mob.
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  2378.  @bradbutcher3984  Come on, we all know Americans won't hear a kind word about American hospitals because a decade ago so politician tried and failed to nationalize health insurance.
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  2379. *easy money
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  2380. The only reason the ideals even can exist is because most modern people live in cities where wildlife don't exist and no one has to think about what farming is like.
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  2381. Russia has the biggest titanium ore deposits so it is cheap enough to use on things like body armor and precision tools.
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  2382. That's a thing in China too. T-shirts with gibberish latin characters.
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  2383. "Best thing since sliced bread "
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  2384. Every army looks great when your enemies are gangsters
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  2385. Tech does not equal good pay
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  2386. That is not an improvement as the price of gold is much more volatile than fiscal policies.
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  2387. Dude, at most companies the shareholders and the workers are the same people
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  2388.  @ViceCoin  Yes, that. But also record keeping is very poor and street kids born without birth certificates simply do not exist according to the government.
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  2389. Why would they want to? As the video said, Kazakhstan is currently working with Moscow, not against them.
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  2390. If I were Nigerian police, I'd arrest all the hostage negotiators and make them cough up the names and locations of all their contacts. The question we must ask is, why hasn't that happened?
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  2391. Given all the new dollars on the market with the rise of Robinhood and such, do we expect a lot more IPOs in the coming decade?
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  2392. You wouldn't know a damn thing about tort law
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  2393. I think I know what he was thinking: "Uh oh... DON"T MOVE DON"T MOVE DON"T *MOVE!!!!*"
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  2394. You should always be skeptical when extortion is involved.
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  2395. She was arrested for not wearing it correctly, you mean. And that's such an arbitrary thing to arrest someone for that it goes without saying she was arrested for some other reason. Perhaps they butt stroked her in anger and killed her by accident, IDK.
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  2396. So what?
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  2397. That would require the gun to be linked to the internet
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  2398.  @thomism1016  Ooph. I know. Everyone on these videos pretends they know all there is about the continent when they don't even know what an Afrikaner is.
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  2399. Not exactly. There are three overlapping countries: Bosnia, Herzegovina, and Srpska. The townships are a checkerboard of all three and the city is a blend of people who choose their citizenship as they like. The government works... Just not together.
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  2400. They envy the rich.
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  2401. Not necessarily. Older people tend to make more money so they can spend a little, while younger people spend little except on a few large purchases made with borrowed money. Not sure how the math works out
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  2402. No, you got them mixed up with AIG, I think. They were a bank that used their real estate as collateral to borrow money to build houses... In 2008.
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  2403. Statistics with the downing of bombers in the Pacific are no good because of the internal war in Japan. The Japanese Army and Navy both more or less represented the north and south of Japan and about a dozen corporations with government powers. They were not friends and were as likely to fight each other as anyone else. Part of this feud was both sides said catching bomber's was the other's job and they both refused to coordinate bomber defense and sometimes they could not be bothered to inform each other of incoming bombers.
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  2404.  @Green__one  You really think anyone read that rant? Dude, there's definitely other factors determining a dollar's value too.
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  2405. They don't exist in the midwest.
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  2406. When words like "miraculous," "infinity," and "zero danger" show up in engineering demos and/or in investing reports... That's when you should be very very suspicious. Who's the idiot pumping this investment?
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  2407. Not always. They didn't recognize the real estate bubble until the crash. Mostly because their downgrades of mortgages held by banks burst the bubble
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  2408.  @awesomeferret  If you can't borrow, you spend less, meaning sellers of goods are competing for buyers rather than the other way around.
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  2409. I insist we rename the Sea Pig to "Poseidon's Roomba."
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  2410. There's more to it than that, as men will only actually fight if they believe the army they sign up for defends their friends.
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  2411. Japan only seized some small ports and sat the rest out.
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  2412. The Houthis brought as many cameramen as gunmen. That should show their main objective.
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  2413. Passenger trains are almost a thing of the past around here. We HEAVILY prefer personal vehicles.
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  2414. I think what they were trying to argue was that morality goes out the window when careers are involved... Kinda like Harvard.
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  2415. Most of the hardcore conservatives I've known were young women. Those stereotypes you hear about party demographics are really just slight trends. For instance, Kansas has always been a red state but there's a democrat in office at the moment.
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  2416. The term is "oxymoron"
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  2417. You know they signed a ceasefire with gangs, right?
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  2418. The South Africans also like the indigenous weed variety and cough syrup. Yes, cough syrup. It's cheap and you can get high off codeine if you drink a whole bottle at a time.
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  2419. Try the other way around. A lot of thieves present makes nations poor.
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  2420.  @fooboomoo  crimes certainly render the victims poorer than they. But on a macroeconomic level piracy is a wasteful enterprise, as a thief's profession doesn't actually produce anything and often they destroy things/people in order to steal. Also, crime-proofing efforts also cost money that could be spent elsewhere. More importantly, crime can render legit enterprises unprofitable, like in the recent rioting in South Africa that forced many stores closed due to total loss of inventory to looters. Other more qualitative wastes result like in education. I saw one report from the Central African Republic where apparently elementary school teachers get death threats over grades. This produces a clear trend where the most of the few students that get into high school are not the best students, but rather people personally connected to men with guns. The wages of sin...
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  2421. I say we require crypto exchanges become licensed brokers and crypto currencies be treated as securities.
    6
  2422. Technically it's an oxidizer so it makes things around it spontaneously combust. Even things you don't think are flammable like solid steel
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  2423. He's safer in jail than out. Permanently.
    6
  2424. I'm not blaming anyone but it should be definitely noted that the unqualified diversity hire is the one that died in a tragic accident.
    6
  2425. "Composite materials are made of two or more materials." You don't say!
    6
  2426.  @placeholderdoe  no it fucking isn't
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  2427. Whole lot of nothing
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  2428. This is mostly because far-left parties and Israeli Arabs refuse to work with most centrists and far-right parties. Ergo, when a centrist is elected, as they often are, the government gets weighted to the right.
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  2429. @TheAvtrey  they're always firing too
    6
  2430. They were overtly appealing to the dirty secrets of ordinary people and politicization never helps business. I think this demonstrates how big a gap there is between what people... "Want," and what everyone thinks everyone else wants.
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  2431. Lose the whataboutism, liar.
    6
  2432. Lying about the rent does nothing for no one
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  2433. He is one of many Ponzi schemers in this space
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  2434. Amazon has added "country of origin" as part of product description, but hasn't added it as a filter yet
    6
  2435. First thing to know about Egyptian economics: Corporations don't exist. All business ventures are either foreign-owned, government operated, or are simple kitchen industries. Even simple things like mechanics must be sourced from abroad, and they inflate their economic statistics by literally pretending the slums don't exist, which accounts for the bulk of the population. Stone quarries, for instance, pay seven dollars a day, and that's considered good enough pay to offset the likely event of losing limbs to saw blades (which happens routinely).
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  2436. He's terrible at concealing evidence and at terrorizing people. On camera, identifiable clothing, no gloves, superficial target, molotov failed to go off.
    6
  2437. The tech bubble had a real revolutionary tech involved......
    6
  2438. Sharia bans charging interest period
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  2439. Maybe we shouldn't get economic advise from fools who don't know what a volatility event is.
    6
  2440. There was no genocide during the actual underground railroad either.
    6
  2441. SpaceX does need a NASA contract
    6
  2442.  @auntyyoohoo5481  you never seen industrial farming
    6
  2443. We don't need an excuse. The Feds will take control of any market it likes.
    6
  2444.  @redwingsfan3621  never be too sure. After all, he did shoot
    6
  2445. Power. One that the Russians or a Jihadi group might fill
    6
  2446. Unfortunately it's actually easier to get VC funding if you're a woman. They explicitly ask your demographics on applications. Extra exposure and hence funding if you're hot.
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  2447. In America, "extraciricular activities" is a dark joke. In China....
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  2448. He has a name similar to an exec at Citadel
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  2449. No. Now get over it.
    6
  2450. Dozens of petty frauds. The fines could totally put them out of business, but not in prison. Not every scammer takes insane risks
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  2451. State run news agencies exist and they are no different
    6
  2452. It's going to take a massive lawsuit to get all the money back from the CEO.
    6
  2453. Most of them fire him as a client after a couple months
    6
  2454. Mostly civilian organizations working for the army.
    6
  2455.  @bishopsteiner7134  I guarantee you all the guys condescending on cops on this thread both can't shoot well and have criminal records.
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  2456. Of what? This channel is mostly quoting primary sources
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  2457. How many of these guys you think faked/exaggerated their credentials
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  2458. Anachronistic? You can't get large appliances on Amazon and most of the fancy clothes either don't fit or are knock offs. And who said they cater to old people? The only anachronism I see is the stereotype that old people don't use computers, a trend that disappeared in the 2000's.
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  2459. "An immigrant."
    6
  2460. They're not at war at the moment but they sure ain't friends as there's a long list of alleged murders. Besides, the Lebanese government is largely defunct and often it is simply a matter of which department you're talking about. Also, the Lebanese-Syrian border wars are a topic for another time. Asserting that foreigners are spreading myths that don't exist calls your education into question, pendejo. And no, there's nothing legal about any of the militias and cartels even if they are tollerated. So lose the sycophancy.
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  2461.  @houdini5538  you ain't helping anyone
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  2462. That's just a heavy Hindi accent.
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  2463. Amazon kicks thousands of sellers a week.
    6
  2464. Skilled engineers aren't cheap
    6
  2465. And you thought we had problems...
    6
  2466. People are a little panicky, wouldn't you say?
    6
  2467. Let this be a lesson that yes, sometimes even billionaires lose everything.
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  2468. Hardly. IDK where Richard is in politics, he just butts in when politicians don't know economics. In the US' case, any financial advisor will say reducing debt load would be better than an investment
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  2469. It sounds like they failed because they abandoned diversification. During their good years they had as many as 400 unique positions at a time, while their failures were due to allowing blind chance to dictate success.
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  2470. Hard to tell. There's so much BS even during good times this just might be a Tuesday again
    6
  2471. I'm disappointed but not surprised. I'm sure all the fools behind this are in this very thread blaming the other side for their own antics.
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  2472. Why do you buy a lottery ticket while yer at it?
    6
  2473. So's murder
    6
  2474. Given this guy's factory has been allegedly targeted by Israel, maybe the factory owner really is a Hamas affiliate
    6
  2475. Except you vastly underestimate the amount of fraud involved in projected earnings in China
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  2476. The Taliban is a cartel, and Kadyrov ain't into Sharia. I don't know who you're comparing to the Taliban.
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  2477.  @georgeo162  don't assume this particular case was due a bribe, though.
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  2478. That changes nothing. You'll still have gangsters fighting over money.
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  2479. Making their accounts look bigger by using white out on the decimals? That's like, something a child might try...
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  2480. Not all of it. Coffee cited a variety of news sources too
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  2481. He's had weeks to prepare what to say
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  2482. This literally makes no difference. The British Monarchy hasn't had any power in over a century and each Commonwealth state has been independent for a long time.
    6
  2483. DW doesn't know what apartheid means.
    6
  2484. About usury: Christian bankers found ways around it, mostly be taking interest in the form of intangible assets. Like lending to the king in exchange for a promise of protection, or simply making an equity investment and taking a cut of profits rather than fixed interest. Or you could be a state without territory with the templars and openly charge "rent" without fear of legal troubles.
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  2485. Channels don't censor, YouTube algorithms do. If your remark contained an insult, swear word, or something political that makes lots of people abuse the report button, it will be automatically removed.
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  2486. Zimbabwe doesn't work at all
    6
  2487. And yet they do nothing
    6
  2488. I wrote my master's thesis on the Hamas-Fatah war
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  2489. Off the hook for what?
    6
  2490. And lost it all when it went down
    6
  2491. I once got into a bait-and-switch scheme. I entered into a drawing for something assuming the cost was they'd sell my info to marketers. They called me saying I "won" but within a minute it became clear the prize was conditional on buying something else. I hung up on them.
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  2492. The words you are looking for is degenerative behavior.
    6
  2493. Don't be silly.
    6
  2494. Bagholder detected
    6
  2495. I got nervous butchering a rabbit because I instinctively don't want to break/saw bone and pierce skin. The first time I did it I took 10 times longer than necessary because I'd only cut a little at a time. I don't want to know what gutting a human feels like.
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  2496.  @brendanwiley253  Free speach as you would think of it has never existed. Get over it.
    6
  2497. It's partial true, even in countries that actively encourage women to have careers. For instance, women can't be news anchors past 40.
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  2498. This video completely ignores the title and makes no attempt to explain the price of solar panels. He simply goes on about how big they've gotten and speculates how big they'll get as if he owns stock options on these companies
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  2499. What makes you think they want to limit damage?
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  2500. It will never be enforced.
    6
  2501. They want their money back first and foremost
    6
  2502. Like matching shirts that say "Be different."
    6
  2503.  @aligmal5031  it sure as hell ain't. Construction on some buildings has stated and there are many scale models and artist renderings and grand announcements but that's it.
    6
  2504. Due to cultural issues, a lot of these countries couldn't maintain rails even though the men that built them were permanent residents there.
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  2505. No, it suggests it. Security appears to have been lax for a long time, which isn't surprising in Haiti where few skilled professionals of any kind exist. It could be the assailants did their recon and knew when the guards would all be in bed, or out drinking, or having dinner.
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  2506. There'd also be nothing to spend it on.
    6
  2507. ​ @chiquita683 prove he was lying and not simply optimistic or incompetent
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  2508. No one cares
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  2509. I don't know what study produced this result but it's bull.
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  2510. I own a duplex. I got the place cheaply because the corporate fools in New York who owned the place didn't know what it was worth. I fixed a few small things and raised the rent when I got a rentor/neighbor and everyone was happy. When you say Wall Street guys are paying well above asking price, I see fools losing money not evil villains conquering the world.
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  2511. Security isn't needed where I am, but Walmart asset protection and greeters catch shoplifters while smaller stores don't have them
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  2512. Over 7 grand. How much that will buy depends where you live in China, but it's anywhere from a year's rent to 10 years wages.
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  2513. You don't have enough stopping power unless you risk breaking a recruit's shoulder
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  2514. There were a bunch of factors. 1. Stiff competition. The Walmart Kmart closest to me back then were right around the corner... In a small town. 2. A boycott. Kmart owned adult bookstores which was enough to get my parents to go to Walmart. 3. Good solutions for the wrong problem. As in the video, as Walmart was relying on people going grocery shopping where prices were generally low, Kmart was still acting like a speciality store.
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  2515. That's taken by a British gas driller.
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  2516. Fanbois still around tio
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  2517. Which means this airline is likely loaded with such problems. But it's also Morroccan
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  2518. Let me break it down: 1. Use shell companies to trade with yourself, buy up all shares, and drive up the share price. 2. Get huge bankloan using shares as collateral. 3. Bribe officials to rig contract bidding in order to buy state assets for peanuts. 4. Pay off the loan and live off the proceeds of other people's labor.
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  2519. It's a struggle just to keep the machines running due to various sorts of employee theft. About 80% of public funds are misused in some fashion or another.
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  2520. @obliviouz  there's nothing lefty about Peron other than people think he was a lefty
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  2521. Yes, sex does get investment banker's attention. A lot of these guys sexualize wealth, and you can tell by how Ms. Javice does her hair just so and looks at the camera that she knows this.
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  2522. Tesla has a factory in Germany. No knockoffs
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  2523. About that Composer website. I thought I'd papertrade with it only to find they only have 8 programmable criterias and they're all technicals. I like what they're doing but it's of little use.
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  2524. Eye scanners are not new and they simply don't work because the eye changes with the body's condition. Heaven forbid you can't unlock a door because you've been crying, or are too tired, or took blood pressure medicine.
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  2525. It's called a helicopter.
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  2526. That's not how it works in practice
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  2527. This goon is simply imagining how rich people live
    5
  2528. Good to bring up ethical investing in the middle of an EV bubble.
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  2529. You know Twitter suspended AOC too. At least, given the degree she baselessly freaked out about them I'd assume so... Social media companies seem to get blamed for everything we the people do.
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  2530. Psychology is what gave us the term "psychobabble." Guess
    5
  2531. It can be distilled from rice so it is stupid cheap like cigarretes
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  2532. No hard feelings. Everyone is on edge when murder is afoot
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  2533. Silly aid workers. You need bribe money to do stuff in Egypt.
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  2534. @MSD Group High speed rails in China have never been profitable. Not even for a day.
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  2535. They're probably going to get busted for weed eventually.
    5
  2536. There was no criminality involved. Just foolishness.
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  2537. It's almost as if most people secretly don't put any faith in those reports...
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  2538. When dealing with multi-million dollar equipment it's faster and cheaper to overhaul and upgrade existing stuff than build new stuff.
    5
  2539. Except the crime is negligence that occurred across the baby's entire lifespan
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  2540.  @oasisflame  he's whining about regulations on abused substance using the oldest cliché.
    5
  2541. Low birth rates, high illness rates, outward migration.
    5
  2542.  @ebadurrahman7848  That sounds like a confession
    5
  2543. It literally isn't. Never was, never will be.
    5
  2544. There's nothing controversial about them.
    5
  2545. That's true of all equity funding
    5
  2546.  @ronald3836  It's called being a landlord. If you can't scale, then you can't scale
    5
  2547. That war was years ago. Do you even know who is in charge in Libya?
    5
  2548. A lot of these guys seem to think gangsters can't treat their girl right or work hard for good grades and stuff...
    5
  2549. The last two decades of work has been to reduce the price. Also, spaceports and government entities are often backlogged and space launching used to be super high risk back when no one knew what they were doing
    5
  2550. 2:37 What is he talking about protecting Jerusalem? They're in Jenin and the Israelis control the city for the moment.
    5
  2551. Who said they're different?
    5
  2552. It's also not a thing because any employer dumb enough to cut out the most seasoned workers isn't going to last long
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  2553. No they fucking don't. Russia has their own factories
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  2554. The reason for Cybertruck's blocky appearance is it's stupidly easy to manufacture. With all the boasts of its towing and ruggedness, I think they were trying to sell EVs to cowboys.
    5
  2555. She knows more about market than you ever will.
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  2556. The government is no different from the gangs so who cares?
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  2557. Rural Scotland is remote? [Laughs in rural midwest]
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  2558.  @fradrake11  don't you have a graveyard to vandalize?
    5
  2559. How'd you know? You didn't watch it, gong fei
    5
  2560. There's a lot of junk in that part of the world that doesn't make the news
    5
  2561. 4:00 Yeah, people seem to equate insider trading with robbery but the only difference between a legal and illegal trade is some SEC paperwork.
    5
  2562. No. They bearly even knew of each other's existence until the Age of Discovery. A few diplomats and traders are known to have gotten that far west but that's it
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  2563.  @ComeForPeace  I'm a military historian. The silk road was never a direct line of contact, very few people traveled even half its length. In fact, one Chinese diplomat arrived near modern Kuwait and he was searching for the Roman Empire he had heard rumors of, but due to the language barrier, he got the impression he'd have to sail around the Arabian Peninsula which due to weather could take as much as a year, so he turned around. There's one reference to a later Roman Emperor receiving a diplomat we think was Chinese, though
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  2564. That's a decent living in a small city where cost of living is low
    5
  2565.  @GenghisVern  It's exactly as tendious as it sounds. American pioneers spoke of Indians carving out the inside of a tree trunk to make a canoe using sea shells from the river and/or fire embers to carefully burn away the inside and were impressed what could be done without metal tools. However, that process took days and the Indians very quickly took to trading furs for metal tools as soon as they met Americans.
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  2566. Correction: Tesla was excluded from ESG because of the "governance" part of ESG where there were lawsuits of varying merits against the company while the conventional auto and gas companies were included because they pay their workers well and many ESG funds have a "best in class" appraoch.
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  2567.  @xRedNationx  a lot of self taught people actually only know a handful of things.
    5
  2568. No one cares
    5
  2569. U old.
    5
  2570. Same story, different day
    5
  2571. Quit spamming that
    5
  2572. It isn't a compliment.
    5
  2573. You confuse the company money with the execs personal money
    5
  2574. A Russian I met said they have an opposite problem where they hate paperwork so they have no regs that aren't essential. It is possible to walk into a bank, tell them you're a millionaire, and walk out with a credit card. But the effect of this is banking and investment is super small scale, super profitable, and bubbles are rare because the only people asking for loans are the ones that really need it.
    5
  2575. I'm a military historian. I'm better at picking defense contractor stocks and identifying geopolitical risks than most people. That's what they mean when they say invest in what you know.
    5
  2576. Bought up its share float, more like. The main spike was a liquidity crisis, not a short squeeze.
    5
  2577.  @ev.c6  Citron Research discovered it. They also found cases where leases for government land were bought below market price, while millions went to "land premiums." This is prolly inferring bribes.
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  2578. Yeah, but in the developed world the issue is much more straightforward. Internet platform gets big, propelling small timers to the top regardless of competency, followed by a flood of noobs who want a piece of the action until they realize it's just another business and ordinarily requires years of unpaid work building a brand. I think the market has stabilized more recently.
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  2579. Boyle was going off mostly what Hindenburg said. They have a newsletter.
    5
  2580. I'm totally buying the vice fund...
    5
  2581. Richard recommends staying away from SPACs
    5
  2582. It's called clickbait.
    5
  2583. The crazy part is she probably had the chance to stab him long before the cops got there
    5
  2584. Stolen vehicle and/or warrants for his arrest and/or ego and/or drugs in the car.
    5
  2585. People are being self-destructive jerks. Buying oil and gas whilst harassing those who sell it.
    5
  2586. Depending on distance in rural areas and traffic in urban areas, response times can vary by a lot,
    5
  2587. It's an oxymoron on account the Quran explicitly bans charging interest.
    5
  2588. Uh, it's physically impossible for US stocks to explode upward by 17% in a day, simply because no one has the 1-2 trillion dollars lying around to do so.
    5
  2589. Lose the hyperbole
    5
  2590. You should talk
    5
  2591. And that should tell you why Iranian roads are chaotic at best.
    5
  2592. The Russian I spoke to said they'd rather buy American cars but they are often unavailable. He said recently when US automakers left a lot of Chinese companies bought the factories and started making Chinese vehicles with Russian logos in Russia and nobody wants them
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  2593. Pele demands sacrifice!!!
    5
  2594. You say that as if you don't know what we do for a living out here.
    5
  2595. Iran also banned crypto mining because they have subsidized electricity. Tehran was losing a lot of money due to crypto mining.
    5
  2596.  @MP31040  that's silly. If you're selling assets with intrinsic value then you are a merchant, not a conman.
    5
  2597. @wentoneisendon6502  high interrest high fee small loans targeting teens?
    5
  2598. You don't know the half of it. I don't let people thank me for service and no one comprehends why I'd rather go to war with conscripts.
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  2599.  @looseygoosey1349  migrants didn't say that. Liars on the internet said that. And Biden's campaign promises were just fluff as wouldn't know how the system works.
    5
  2600.  @davidz2562  he made a campaign promise, but progress on the barriers remained unchanged as of this week. Again, he's preoccupied with unrelated matters and the bureaucracy is apolitical and doesn't instantly change with a new POTUS.
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  2601. The originals were just a catapult and crane to launch and recover sea planes for recon.
    5
  2602. Come on, we all know you'd say that regardless if it were true
    5
  2603. That's silly. Israel has more weapons than Gaza has people, and the Gazans have no significant defenses.
    5
  2604. They do, the problem is judges in all 50 states would agree with the decision
    5
  2605.  @brownerjerry174  a libertarian can be literally anyone non-partisan.
    5
  2606. Those guys have a death wish...
    5
  2607. War crimes were always a legal fiction. Get over it.
    5
  2608. Call it what it is. Rioting.
    5
  2609. ​ @AvocadoAtrocity which are physically impossible
    5
  2610. And that is my argument against active investing. In order to get paid above the risk-free rate, you either have to take risk or provide some sort of real world service. For instance, market makers make more than a passive investment, but they are also at their desks managing algorithms all day.
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  2611. Since when does Adani equal India? Do you believe the government is mixed up in this? Since when does removing the owner of a conglomerate cause all the subsidiaries to go bust? Do you believe they are all shell companies?
    5
  2612. There's no we. Only you who is losing money.
    5
  2613. Chiropractors aren't quack science. It ain't a miracle either, but it can cure many back problems and pinched nerves or prevent them from happening altogether.
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  2614. Even if it wasn't, you can see the employees are local hires. They might have simply not had enough ice cream for everyone and simply gave it to people who looked like they have money. No corporate conspiracy necessary
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  2615. @cornydad  do you have a death wish?
    5
  2616. Uh... No PFA related bill is on the ballot in any state I know of.
    5
  2617. Doesn't matter. The current residents call themselves Armenians and have done so for 30 years or more.
    5
  2618.  @robsengahay5614  a hundred bucks says you've eaten meat this year.
    5
  2619. Not near that bad.
    5
  2620. Yeah, security managers does this too where they'll invariably argue in favor of more physical security as that boosts their status within the company
    5
  2621. Live free or die hard.
    5
  2622. Greedy bastards are anti-regs when they're a startup/owner, pro-reg when they're a customer/worker, and pro-intervention when they're a politician
    5
  2623. It was always like this. The editorial junk is just forgettable
    5
  2624. It can't do anything a person can't. It just lets people stand outside the building before doing stuff
    5
  2625. You drive a gas car and will continue to do so until the day you die. End of story.
    5
  2626. @suckit758  gangsters means member of a criminal syndicate. You're thinking of punks pretending to be gangster
    5
  2627. Robust design and maintenance is the reason why many countries still use coal power. It's just so dirt cheap to keep old stuff working rather than buy a new one, and since none of the new stuff uses coal that makes the fuel dirt cheap.
    5
  2628. Do you want that list chronologically, or alphabetically?
    5
  2629. Dude, this is costing him money and he's getting death threats.
    5
  2630. The wages of sin.
    5
  2631. Higher tolls mean fewer drivers
    5
  2632. You have to have money to lend. And as Dima said they'd all just immeidately short the Lira and make an arbitrage profit as inflation covers the cost of borrowing and then some.
    5
  2633. Very niche product
    5
  2634. PDD itself barely survives. The service is reported as trash with damaged goods, late deliveries, lost goods, impossible working conditions, bad pay, and accounting funny business. The fact they spun off the more ponzi aspects of their business doesn't help much
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  2635. I've unplugged from the active investor community. I'm fortunate enough to have never heard of this before now
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  2636. People around here aren't struggling to get food
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  2637. Rising interest rates have shown the world EXACTLY which fools were dependent on borrowed funds.
    5
  2638. reporter opinions are trash. Especially al-Jazeera's because their bosses are friggin liars.
    5
  2639.  @Peter-du5gw  depends on the trades, though. A lot of big businessmen started out as tradesmen (Sam Walton started out at his father's pharmacy).
    5
  2640. David's sling is smaller and meant for smaller targets including large artillery and mortars
    5
  2641.  @comrade9374  watch the video
    5
  2642. It's a prestige item that gets your name in the news. Of course people overpay.
    5
  2643. Bug off
    5
  2644. It never left
    5
  2645. Refuted what? The bullshit about impunity or the obvious fact of extortion?
    5
  2646. Prices have to stay really high for shale to be profitable.
    5
  2647. From doing what?
    5
  2648. What new government?
    5
  2649.  @phoque121  I heard of one jail in South America that only had one guard manning the gate. The inmates ran the insides. That's what is meant by no rules.
    5
  2650. Or copying well known rich people in any fashion
    5
  2651. Lose the sycophancy
    5
  2652. Naturalized Turk if so. Report says was a French national, so it could have also been a hired gun.
    5
  2653.  @zavarxavier4753  like yours?
    5
  2654.  @primitiverurallifestyle9262  that's what all good soldiers say before they pump someone full of lead.
    5
  2655. Been margin called yet?
    5
  2656. Who said he was threatened by MBS? The "royal family" that he equates with "the government" has a couple thousand members.
    5
  2657. He didn't deliberately steal copyright he just didn't care.
    5
  2658. Yeah, they probably spent time in off-books jails but their enemies were after their money, not their lives.
    5
  2659. With a lot of start ups most employees have job titles including the word "executive"
    5
  2660. Pakistan is not remotely developed. Much of the country is without electricity at any given time.
    5
  2661. Where you think AJ got this story?
    5
  2662. No joke there's science videos up saying "NASA discussing plans to send probe to Uranius. Quit snickering."
    5
  2663. Money. These ponzi coin issuers straight up paid them to list the coins
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  2664.  @KTSpeedruns  No, it's an example of everyday people getting greedy. The same people who demanded bankers go to prison were the same people demanding their extended family members buy houses instead of rent. Yes, people were pumping real estate like crypto back in those days.
    5
  2665.  @Lena-vw6ye  Come on, don't pretend we don't all know that is neither your photo nor your real name, little pink.
    5
  2666. "My enemy's enemy is my friend." -Some guy who was backstabbed
    5
  2667. As soon as pretending to shoot our neighbors ceases to be fun.
    5
  2668.  @mr.meesicks1801  sure, bribery works wonders in Sudan and Washington could easily do that, but have no illusions that whomever loses the elections in Sudan will start a war.
    5
  2669. These aren't corporations. These are locals who don't know what they're doing.
    5
  2670. Liar
    5
  2671. Like Voltaire, who praised the murder of innocent nobles simply because they inherited their positions.
    5
  2672. It's called a pyramid scheme
    5
  2673. Thinking about Nazi vision for the east. It sounds like they were trying to recreate early Medieval Norse/Crusader/Kievan states. But those states didn't mass enslave the locals...
    5
  2674. In some ancient cultures, parents could be held criminally liable for the crimes of small children.
    5
  2675. @TESkyrimizer  that isn't why they were purged though
    5
  2676. Irrelevant. The war continues until someone surrenders
    5
  2677. There's bigger
    5
  2678. If they were planning on executing those guys they would have done so already
    5
  2679. @Derekzparty  Yes, but we have enough proveable reserves to last over a century so no rush. Frankly, I think we should look at synthetic fuels.
    5
  2680. Except some of us have knives and electronics
    5
  2681. A name like "Hernandez" doesn't mean English is a second language. Here in America we have a ton of people with Spanish names that don't speak a lick of Spanish, and not all of them even look Latino.
    5
  2682. @malakatan3235  that's a preposterous connection as there are only a handful of Communist states left, several of which are suffering population decline to include China, Cuba, and Venezuela.
    5
  2683. Almaty's bizarre rhetoric is due to the details of CSTO treaties with Russia that oblige peacekeeping movements in the event of terror campaigns or foreign invasion.
    5
  2684. That last bit is silly. You get better gas milage with a bigger plane and you don't have to pay as many pilots
    5
  2685. They lived fine during the iron curtain, why would thus be any different? Then again, if you believed all the internet experts, you would have believed Russia would collapse in a civil war over a month ago, that Russians had both useless equipment and were slaughtering indiscriminately, that Russians were both suffering 80% casualties and were seizing ground, that Russia was a third world country with first rate science and factories, and so on and so forth. The bottom line is the internet is full of it.
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  2686.  @johnmcgill3603  There's no particular reason why chip factories can't be made elsewhere and the demand for chips is likely to rise, meaning while Taiwan will keep making chips they won't have such a leading role. It's like how Wichita was the airplane capital of the world for a couple decades, but after a while Kansas aerospace grew slowly while it exploded across the US
    5
  2687. @@liy5840 This goon doesn't know this stuff was largely invented in the US... The US has chip factories, they're just Taiwan's specialty for the past couple decades.
    5
  2688. The same. They just all cooperate to do it.
    5
  2689. Me in The Hunt: Tries to bandage the pitiful horse's leg. Fumbles with the keys trying to figure out how it works. Ends up punching the horse to death. Finds out through the internet it's not possible to heal anyone but yourself.
    5
  2690. This guy had been previously sent to a psych ward
    5
  2691. To be fair, they are bullies.
    5
  2692. I don't know what it's reminding you of, but yes there's a lot of victim blaming for sex offenses in the subcontinent.
    5
  2693.  @mdsabahuddin8251  When did I take sides? In fact, you're kinda proving the point.
    5
  2694. But the software can just google the question and regurgitate the average of all answers. If you're in high school, this is all you need
    5
  2695. No one cares
    5
  2696. This guy's info is years outdated. The Jalisco Cartel has seized many corridors formally belonging to Sinaloa due to the latter's entire high command going defunct. Other branches of Sinaloa are now independent, the largest being the Culiacán ran by the son of El Chapo.
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  2697. This is the most aggressively Croat gun I have ever seen......
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  2698.  @bruceleeharrison9284  salesmen got mind control?
    5
  2699. I wish this story was remotely true.
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  2700. VICE was always all of those things. I wonder what happened to Hamilton though
    5
  2701. I once saw a package being shipped with a big ol Made in China stamp. I wrote "Safty Warning" above it and put the box right back.
    5
  2702.  @dannylo5875  they aren't stupid, they just don't necessarily know what they're doing
    5
  2703.  @user-or1rm1ol3q  He means companies as in large commercial ventures with millions of dollars in budget. You're thinking ma and pa ventures.
    5
  2704. You use the word colonial strangely
    5
  2705. It's always in a state of depression.
    5
  2706. It didn't just snap in half.
    5
  2707. Like you'd know
    5
  2708. Lying isn't necessary in this instance. It was always a craphole
    5
  2709. Both. Every individual wants everyone else to stay sane while they cheat to the top.
    5
  2710. I wouldn't put a price on personal brands because you can't possibly sell it. The brand is worth a lot as long as Mr. Donaldson keeps working.
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  2711.  @parmenides2576  not exactly. Those markets reflected how the perceived apocalypse meant storage costs exceeded the price you could sell them for in months time. Physical oil was simply stored
    5
  2712. It's because the culprit isn't a western corporation, so no one cares.
    5
  2713. This isn't a factory issue. A lot of people live all along the length of the river and they all poop and dump trash in it.
    5
  2714.  @Morais9014  they are. It's called smearing the name of whoever is richer than themselves.
    5
  2715. Found the Californian
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  2716. There's another reason to keep production below demand: Luxury items are a high risk business. When times are bad, demand evaporates. It's better to have fat profit margins when times are good than mass layoffs every time there is a problem.
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  2717. Getting off the ground is a bigger challenge than you think.
    5
  2718. A DEI hire surrounding himself with DEI hires
    5
  2719. Yes, but that doesn't sell clicks.
    5
  2720. ​ @dartdukii  You should have been permabanned from this side of eternity.
    5
  2721. It's just an excuse for extortion. Everything is down there
    5
  2722. Cathy ain't a fraud.
    5
  2723. This is only a concern for very specific investors........
    5
  2724. There's an immense list of microcaps and zombi stocks that literally no one pays attention to. Not even the exchange itself
    5
  2725. Liar
    5
  2726. You're just taking more risk BEFORE fees. Those funds are expensive
    5
  2727. Please leave history to those of us that read history, DW.
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  2728. Hey, WSM. What would you think that the recent unusual volatility in markets is driven by the explosive groth of private equity firms in recent decades? There's literally tens of thousands of unregulated firms and they all seem desperate to find talent, bring the average age of CEOs down.
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  2729. Cash economies are collapsing in some areas with many people assuming pre-industrial lifestyles. I.E. Household labor for room and bored, feeding oneself with simple farming, working within the family.
    5
  2730. Benjamin's video on Keith Gill's Investing Formula explains the extreme form of this. Deep Value investing is the practice of finding obscure garbage companies that no one wants and buying them hoping they recover. Note: This is a high risk strategy even if no leverage is employed, but Mr Gill and Mr Mike Burry do it just fine.
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  2731. This goon seems to think the SEC has precognitive abilities, and can punish crimes before they occur.
    5
  2732. Why? You drive a gasoline car, don't you? You prolly have a gas stove too. No one cares for hypocrisy and stupidity.
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  2733. Alleged battle for humanity, but yet we have time for this
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  2734. I think we can all agree we liked Mr Musk better when he was sticking to science...
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  2735. It's just the latest iteration of the same old grift.
    5
  2736. It's human life. Don't take your priviledged first world life for granted
    5
  2737. The dollar is big. Really. Really big.
    5
  2738. You really think the people who indiscriminately harass oil workers know or care about basic facts of economics?
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  2739.  @belongda6032  people who think life is fundamentally predatory are always thieves.
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  2740. "They call me: MISTA PIG!!!!" -Patient, prolly.
    5
  2741. The degrees are fake
    5
  2742. Tell that to the ecoterrorists that want someone else to buy them an electric car
    5
  2743. He does realize if he tries any funny business at the Supreme Court the US just might off him?
    5
  2744. Even so, canned food is a big deal when starvation was a factor many times during the war.
    5
  2745. Wait, they still don't have a functional national government but somehow THIS is a priority?
    5
  2746. Ancestry was already selling that for cheaper
    5
  2747. Who said humans were involved. Animals go where they want
    5
  2748. @cjtoombs7473  the average starting wage these days is 52 cents per mile but yeah, some places do pay that little
    5
  2749. DW doesn't know basic economics
    5
  2750. Finally. Fresh meme material.
    5
  2751. Who?
    5
  2752. That Lt seems to think barking orders for its own sake will help and seems to want to keep everyone in yelling range, but aside from being a little overbearing he did great. The real question is why flanking him was an afterthought.
    5
  2753. They've been saying that for decades, too.
    5
  2754. Some people sexualize wealth
    5
  2755. I per think closet indexing does well. You can exclude junk stocks and shave off some fees
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  2756. Weird charge on Tyler of "negligent homicide" given he shot him on purpose. Wouldn't the charge be "excessive force" given Bagley isn't known to have been violent? Or is Tyler saying this was a negligent discharge incident?
    5
  2757. @fedyx1544  the cost of land and equipment is identical to the cost of starting a business with similar profits
    5
  2758. These ones don't
    5
  2759. It's a static war and it's not like any half decent intelligence agency doesn't know this already.
    5
  2760. Don't assume it was a terror incident, spree killers will target any place there's a crowd
    5
  2761.  @ямногокурю  Take your medicine
    5
  2762. Sht up or be doxxed
    5
  2763. Share valuation loss. Not actual money
    5
  2764. Anything this bad is impossible to hide, so no this is the worst
    5
  2765. You'd think a French public broadcast service would at least pretend to be impartial.
    5
  2766. No one cares
    5
  2767.  @arifahmedkhan9999  do you even know where Jo-berg is, chump?
    5
  2768. Just an average Christmas with VICE execs from what I heard........
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  2769. It might end in three days with the aftermath being the deadliest phase. African wars are random like that.
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  2770. Tunisia was never a democracy.
    5
  2771. A low risk way to speculate on the Feds is to go long on the VBR and short the QQQ. If the Feds keep raising interest, if hi-growth slows down, and if speculative frenzies end, then value will outperform growth, as it has over the past month.
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  2772.  @jackandy11  "Common property" can be better translated "strong middle class." And as usual in China, everyone wants everyone else to be sane, fair, and living ok whilst they personally cheat their way to the top.
    5
  2773. All I remember of the M4 is how sand got everywhere in it even if we didn't go anywhere.
    5
  2774. When the economy quits growing.
    5
  2775. I've only used this service when they offered 0 interest as a promo, saved a little money by making an account using a dummy email account I use to receive junk mail. I love screwing over VC firms like that.
    5
  2776. This is what happens when you try to manipulate nature. Does matter if it's reforestation, population control, or amping up production.
    5
  2777. What makes you think they really have either of those? They don't have a floating dock for it
    5
  2778. For the moment, they aren't. And you're too cowardly to change that
    5
  2779. This basically was a Bonnie and Clyde couple, except those two had an extreme amount of luck evading the police for a couple years during their crime spree.
    5
  2780.  @bwill887  Short term solution to long term problems in China? You ever hear how they reduce the cost of fertilizer over there?
    5
  2781. We aren't really. A lot of the trade was driven by aggressive lending and money printing by China's central bank which has fortunately stopped.
    5
  2782. Lose the bull
    5
  2783. ​@hyperborean9663 and we snort NO2 from a can. No difference
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  2784. Hardly. They ain't Communists.
    5
  2785. First that is expensive, second volcanoes can move small landmasses so depending where the eruption is that may be useless.
    5
  2786. Don't make broad damnations when you don't know the specifics
    5
  2787. Holy War is never religious either
    5
  2788. Binance has identical charges pending.
    5
  2789. That would be difficult, as they just move money from point A to point B. If they were to suddenly go defunct their competitors would swoop in to clean up the mess but those trillions of dollars wouldn't disappear
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  2790. I have to agree with Milei on subsidies. Where I'm from, all the farmers grow corn if they can despite how a wheat/soy double crop being twice as productive and requiring a lot less water. The reason is ethanol. I remember when ethanol was introduced, no one bought it because it costs more than regular, but Mr. Obama subsidized it until it became cheaper and now everyone uses it. Now there's a lot more money in corn to make ethanol, so some farmers will even install pipes that cost as much as a new car just to give their fields more water just to produce less than they were before, all because the true cost is hidden via corporate taxes.
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  2791. You're obviously just saying that because you envy his job.
    5
  2792. We should charge you with securities fraud just for saying that
    5
  2793. You want the US to seize the port cities and use our charity to lift most of the symptoms? That's ok, just note we'd be effectively at war with both sides.
    5
  2794. A lot are, many aren't
    5
  2795. Shut up. That's not how government contracts work
    5
  2796. Murder? Negligence isn't murder.
    5
  2797. The world's worse superhero strikes again.
    5
  2798. Except it was the other way around
    5
  2799. Arguing that women were in charge of society because they owned pretty things is silly. Men in this region even today give their wives nice things including gold rings, pearl necklaces, and gem-studded jewelry. It is far more likely that the men, who had the swords and muscles to use them, simply loved their wives and children.
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  2800. The fat profit margins are partially due to the high risk of diamond mining. Two men may mine the same mountain but one strike rich on day one but the other work for a year. But yeah, for most of its history, diamond monopolies have been legal.
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  2801. Where do you think those photos of starving kids come from?
    5
  2802. The people allegedly trying to stop hate are more than a little vile and abusive.
    5
  2803. Fair point, IDK if they're going off of dollars deposited or cryptos owned, but I hope it's the former. Googling John Ray's pay says he's getting a salary of 200K a year and 1,300/hour which is a lot but only a fraction of 60k a day. He has done well liquidating assets though.
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  2804. I never approved of YOLOs, and last year I stopped reading them because there's rarely any investment thesis associated with them.
    5
  2805. The wages of sin.
    5
  2806. It's almost as if new boss doesn't know what they're doing
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  2807. Having tried to read Ignition, I can ask why it's so popular as it's poorly written and the author says he didn't any drafting. Since it's organized by chemical types, it jumps around between countries and eras constantly often with no explanation why said chemical was or wasn't preffered. Also he's suppose to be funny but for every one joke there's another gratitous jab against all sorts of people.
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  2808. Trading babies is definitely a thing so there are many orphans with living parents
    5
  2809. It's called systemic fraud
    5
  2810.  @DieNibelungenliad  yeah right. As if the very Arabs and conspiritards demonizing Israel have done anything significant in decades
    5
  2811. Complaining about American debt-to-GDP is a bit silly since these days many countries and economies fraudulently hide debt while in others personal debt is very high but unrecorded since they are loans between individuals (google Hawala). Also, the US is among the fastest growing developed countries, of course there's plenty of debt, but most of it is not due to "frivolous consumption."
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  2812. At least some of the victims would have known it was a scam but tried to get early and get out early. Being an early fraud victim can be a low-risk form of fraud, because you can co-scam by being a promoter. Return is less because you don't necessarily get in first, but there's zero risk of jail time.
    5
  2813. @LiterallyWho1917  no, it gave discretionary money to common people
    5
  2814. That ain't UK.
    5
  2815. It's called fraud
    5
  2816. Not always.
    5
  2817. The Madoff's scheme lasted so long because he kept enough cash on hand to pay any investor and lived the high life on the rest. These idiots seemed to have wanted to get caught...
    5
  2818.  @westwild75  Don't be ridiculous
    5
  2819. Not always
    5
  2820. Why would we boot Hungary?
    5
  2821. A lot of these schemes are a million greedos all scamming each other.
    5
  2822.  @fenrirgg  Heck, for some of the Mao era Chinese dams, no engineer was present at any stage of construction
    5
  2823. The two are not related. And NATO would just boot Turkey
    5
  2824. These days most banks don't even offer variable interest loans.
    5
  2825. @UltraMAGA420  why the frick would we root for men who are long dead?
    5
  2826. Great goodness, everyone in the world is calling their political rivals "terrorists" these days regardless if it makes sense.
    5
  2827. He was a gambler. He sought out risk
    5
  2828. The "non-profit" designation was likely tax evasion.
    5
  2829. China wildly overestimates the extent of their own trade. Lithuanian ships only visit China every couple of months, IIRC.
    5
  2830. I wonder if tax arbitrage is possible via ADRs. I.E. A REIT in Switzerland may be priced by Swiss law but available at that price in America
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  2831. Arabic first name. Unpronouncable last name. Russian accent. Yep, he's Kazakh.
    5
  2832. This predates him by ages and he doesn't control local police.
    5
  2833. The real question is where are all the mothers? I see plenty of apparently healthy women and starving babies, and somehow I'm the only one that see the friggin problem with that?
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  2834.  @Alex-cw3rz  the point is the whole country isn't worth much and nothing has ever been better or worse. Even the schools are essentially fake guru scams, the few native doctors can only do rudimentary surgeries, native technical vocations don't exist, and science degrees are all simple applied sciences and no theory or R&D based studies at all. Rank in the military usually reflects ones relationship to some oligarch regardless what side you're on, training exercises are simply shows of force with who wins the rehearsed moves reflecting internal pecking orders, and worse of all the soldiers overwhelmingly prefer to man static roadblocks so they can collect bribes via arbitrary fines and guard a town without actually doing much. The list of abuses and decrepitude goes on......
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  2835. Genius doesn't exist. If no one understands how their methods work then there simply aren't any methods
    5
  2836. When you use one of these, it is your home.
    5
  2837. I think we can all agree that Hitler would join any movement he thought could bring him personal advantage.
    5
  2838. We don't believe you.
    5
  2839. The bribes are the only part of this that is remotely surprising or concerning.
    5
  2840. We sure they're aid workers?
    5
  2841. They ain't any different from anyone else in China
    5
  2842. The term is "uncorrelated returns." But not all hedge funds go for that.
    5
  2843. Only when it's bitcoin
    5
  2844. This isn't even about Covid
    5
  2845. Any connection between Marc Andreesson and Andreesson-Horowirz?
    5
  2846. The ones that have the competency to do so, anyway.
    5
  2847. Prodigious growth always is.
    5
  2848. All this should show just how fragmented the US economy was in the 19th century along regional and local lines
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  2849. Correction: The Aborigines have NOT been in Australia for 65,000 years on account that most of the Pacific was not settled until after 1000AD. It is implausible that a significant population existed on Australia for that long without migrating to nearby islands.
    5
  2850. Bus driver here. It's not real impunity the principal just deals with it whenever they friggin feel like it. The children of potheads and thieves are generally so pathological and/or stupid that they treat the crime and the punishment a week later as unrelated matters. One bus driver said that a student said as much because he wasn't suspended immediately, but in that case the principal heard of this and that kid was expelled the next day.
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  2851. The BBc is suppose to be impartial
    5
  2852. Sounds like Sablin's beef with Moscow was that he wasn't in charge. Same story as always....
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  2853. Inflation is never half as bad as people think it is
    5
  2854. It's a scam. They promise good wages and then simply seize their passports and refuse to pay them. Sometimes they have to take out loans to get to the middle east, sometimes they pay near all their wages in arbitrary fines, sometimes their pay is withheld as an eventual large bonus that will never come, and many are beaten for complaining or asking questions. And the cost of living in the oil states is very high and state subsidized, meaning the laborers are stuck in whatever housing the employer provides which are generally worse than prisons with more men than beds, streams of sewage on the grounds, few if any showers, and guards that will berate the "filthy foreigners."
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  2855. So? Interests vary
    5
  2856. He's dead, and even if he were alive we wouldn't charge him.
    5
  2857. It was always like this
    5
  2858. Not same quality. A lot of them fall apart within a day. And they're mostly for the domestic market
    5
  2859. Technically there are "finfluencers" that are licensed to give financial advice and they're generally honest including Richard Coffman, Patrick Boyle, Ben Felix, and Keith Gill.
    5
  2860. So?
    5
  2861. Mexico buys mostly American, but they get some gear from all over because they don't want to be US dependent. That goes for a lot of Latin American countries and it's how a lot of odd weapons end up in some places.
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  2862. Priced in. Also, if you look at the books, they get most of their money from ads and promos which do not evaporate overnight
    5
  2863. Until they default on debt and/or the gang leaders end the truce.
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  2864. No one on this thread will shut up about that. But in any case, that's a matter for the PCAOB
    5
  2865. "Out of balance" being jargon for hard times?
    5
  2866. This ain't a competition
    5
  2867. I make generic early comment, GIVE ME MEANINGLESS UPVOTES!!!
    5
  2868. This is more an indictment on the inefficiency of batteries
    5
  2869. Yeah, ARK invest is really a team of amateurs with the old lady just speaking for them. Most of the team were recruited while they were in college, and they are the ones doing the DD.
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  2870. It's a mathematical fact they will
    5
  2871. Boyle shouldn't travel to China after posting this and related content
    5
  2872. How many are crank calls?
    5
  2873. I'll wager there's something horrific you would do too. If the occasion called for it.
    5
  2874. Why?
    5
  2875. this is why you ain't a lawyer
    5
  2876. Reasons hydrogen will never be used extensively: 1. It doesn't occur naturally and is made by electrolysis, which is expensive. 2. It's a cyrogenic liquid, making it expensive to store and dangerous if leaked. 3. It has low energy density as it is the lightest element, meaning larger tanks are needed to hold the same weight of fuel.
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  2877. How much did you lose?
    5
  2878. Meme stocks tend to be uncorrelated to each other and the market, so as long as they keep their position sizes small they should be good.
    5
  2879. @Meatball2022  Except on Temu it's all counterfeit of some kind. There's no way to make money otherwise
    5
  2880. That's why they have to fly low
    5
  2881. With all these new cryptos... Even if they aren't scams they're just useless
    5
  2882. The bottom line is destroying the supply is something completely different than destroying the demand. If you want to destroy the demand, go be a preacher or teach children. But you can't blame the law for professional criminals.
    5
  2883. Why was this town targeted? They fail to pay protection money?
    5
  2884. Ok, doomer.
    5
  2885. Dude, she's possibly not getting offed because she's saying she accidentally beat her daughter to death rather than did it on purpose.
    5
  2886. Shut up WSJ
    5
  2887. Please leave history to those of us that read history
    5
  2888. Who said anything about either of those, it's just a lazy and effective way to give someone grief. And no, civilized countries do not put up with this
    5
  2889. Highly misleading. First, China's rice soil is some of the best in the world, with many areas harvesting two high yield rice crops a year. Second is food shortages are a self correcting problem. You don't have to poison the rivers to some food shortages
    5
  2890. It is. You just saw photographs of it.
    5
  2891. Who said anything about politics?
    5
  2892. Classic case of right idea, but coming in too late to profit.
    5
  2893. What. Have you done...
    5
  2894.  @evilovesperry  I know dozens of slang terms for murder, so your condescension doesn't even make sense, normie.
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  2895. Last I heard the place was still under martial law and reporters weren't allowed in there.
    5
  2896. I just realized I got a job interview on April Fools...
    5
  2897. It's a competition
    5
  2898. He'll lose.
    5
  2899. Mine for a .223 cost a grand pre-tax. That's pretty average as it's worthwhile to get a nice one given there's a 200 dollar tax stamp. Also, I've been waiting for that tax stamp for over 9 months.
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  2900. I can explain: Fed raises rate they both borrow and lend at. Ergo, people borrow less from the government and lend more to the government. All that extra money is simply deleted, deflating the currency.
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  2901. Do adjust for purchasing power because those meager wages might support a family back home.
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  2902. I can honestly say I bought a long term put at the top... AND IT LOOKS AWESOME! Edit: I'm actually first.
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  2903. Israel has produced a lot of world class engineers over the years. They actually invented the first recon drone.
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  2904. They don't. They're trolling you. Some of them think it's funny, others it's an ego thing where they'd say the sky is red if that was the fad.
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  2905. No, that's not monitizable. Explosives guys around here include disclaimers that they are licensed to handle explosives but they can be demonitized at any time.
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  2906. They won't. Because we ain't a mass of quasi-literate thieves and bullies.
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  2907.  @GabrielWehrle  being a country guy I laugh at the idea trains are convenient.
    5
  2908. Yeah right. As if you don't make mistakes that cost the company money on a grunt level.
    5
  2909.  @user-em6ie2be7x  I'm a historian. I don't get my factual info from advocacy groups. Like this video, it presented as fact the lawsuit was part of a larger campaign to take native land and culture, an assertion that would only need to be made if the scriptwriters thought that reasonable people might believe the opposite. They also ignore the who, what, and why of the lawsuit making this an obvious garbage editorial from the start. They also make no distinction between the many different native groups in Brazil that feud with each other as often as anyone else. They also deliberately imply that all of the outsiders investing in the Amazon are mafiosos and political cronies which is simply false.
    5
  2910. The two are not related
    5
  2911. Sardinians don't like being called that
    5
  2912. This is what people mean when they say "reverse discrimination."
    5
  2913. I'm a big advocate of de-regulation, but "won't let me get rich faster" or "won't let me take more risks" will never be an acceptable reason for removing rules.
    5
  2914. Correction about pre-industrial farms: Yes the pay was terrible, but people often didn't even use money. Instead they made everything themselves from scratch. I.E. Sewing and breadmaking was considered an essential skill among women and woodworking and other trade skills were considered essential among men simply because no one had the money to pay other people to do this stuff for them. THESE SKILLS WERE VALUED ABOVE LITERACY.
    5
  2915. "Just a bunch of countries not talkin' to each other." -Kevin Heart
    5
  2916.  @H377SC4P3  jealous of rich people, much? Is that why you straight up lie indiscriminately?
    5
  2917. Selling something for less than purchase price is called a ponzi scheme. There is no price point consumer EVs can be sold for to turn a profit.
    5
  2918. These comments are going to be ridiculous...
    5
  2919. There's even analogue AI hardware. Analogue computers are much more efficient than digital, but one devise can only do exactly one task and must be rewired for any change. It takes an absurd amount of computing to train an AI to do anything but after training it'sa simple program, so a custom devise makes sense.
    5
  2920. Men like to be kings of their own little kingdoms. Even a table with their pet dog counts.
    5
  2921. Lying about this does nothign for no one
    5
  2922. They don't win, they make others lose.
    5
  2923. I give my sincere thanks to this channel, for giving me access to a lot of the courses I never had a chance to encounter during my days as an Army grunt.
    5
  2924. Found the shoplifter. And no, the idiot DEI hire only cares about prosecuting brands she is personally familiar with
    5
  2925. And replace them with who? Everyone's favorite genocidal Bantu?
    5
  2926. It varies from city to city
    5
  2927. More tonnage of concrete was poured in China than anywhere else, but most of the was being actively diluted with sand, recycled bottles, or used scrap metal in place of rebarb. The extensive use of concrete in China is sole down to simply how often it gets replaced.
    5
  2928. That's mostly due to the ridiculous shit they make us carry just to prove they're tough
    5
  2929. Banking favors economies of scale.
    5
  2930. That potency stat in the discription is misleading. Fentanyl isn't necessarily stronger than other hardcore drugs, it is simply absorbed into the body quickly leading to a brief but intense high... And making it super easy to OD.
    5
  2931. That's why no one knows his last name
    5
  2932. Or just throw them in the river. That happens more than any of them will admit.
    5
  2933. Dude, these fools do ads all the time for stuff they can't even be bothered to learn the names of. That's why they rich.
    5
  2934. Shut up
    5
  2935.  @BuddyLee23  not exactly. Most high profile government seats are owned by party members. The party is a state within a state with its own rules.
    5
  2936. Weird "arbitrage opportunities" ensue...
    5
  2937. This is an investment channel, not a socialist propaganda channel.
    5
  2938. Private investments don't overperform. They should, but they don't because there's enough private equity firms chasing that extra premium and also enough fund managers using illiquid investments to HIDE LOSSES that there's nothing extra.
    5
  2939. Ego. Scam artists are often deluded in they think they're smarter than anyone else
    5
  2940. They won't. Too much money involved. These same guys fought police over the removal of gas subsidies a while back.
    5
  2941. If India tried something like that, they'd just have doctors neuter Muslim and Dalit women after the give birth.
    5
  2942. ​ @W1ldTangent Airbus makes similar planes.
    5
  2943. We'll start with you
    5
  2944. The last historian who said that got his rewards revoked.
    5
  2945.  @christiangonzalez865  that's the definition of a promote. Mr Tran downplayed it all after it exploded and seems to have forgotten about it as he's busy whining about everyone richer than himself is a jerk and everyone poorer than him is a sucker.
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  2946. They are also bankrupt. They don't even have the money to pay rescue workers
    5
  2947.  @User888User  yeah, but when the USSR fell he needed the money so he essentially Ubered on the weekends.
    5
  2948. I'm compiling a report on the overall accuracy of Citron short reports. So far it's looking pretty good for them.
    5
  2949.  @goldenhate6649  don't blame lobbyists, as we all wanted it to happen including you mr. The fact is we tax gasoline and subsidize ethanol, making it artificially cheaper to use high ethanol fuel.
    5
  2950.  @zackary6278  Sexism is putting women in tough jobs just so you can masterbate to pictures of them. But no. No amount of power fantasies will change the role of muscle, testosterone, and killing instinct in enforcement jobs. And there are historic statistics to back this up.
    5
  2951. This is fraud and we can charge you with it
    5
  2952. He started when he was like 12 and YouTube was like 5.
    5
  2953.  @sdever  that's actually impossible. If they knew there would be a crash, they wouldn't have gone bankrupt
    5
  2954. When buying weapons you trade money for power, and you need some of that
    5
  2955. Very ponzi
    5
  2956. A lot of departments ignore the fitness test. Especially when nepotism is involved or when the cop in question has wasn't fat when they were hired. I don't know why you're annoyed at the Come on breath part.
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  2957. Who said Wagner was involved and why would they care?
    5
  2958. There's worse
    5
  2959. They aren't. Scammers just want a click
    5
  2960. No, monopoly is owning ALL businesses. This is more like Roman bread and circus, where in order to achieve scale in a massive economy you must spend a fortune just to get people in the door.
    5
  2961. I have a feeling there's a big caveat being left out...
    5
  2962. Where rich idiots choose to live doesn't reflect much on normal life. For instance, millionaires might move to Africa, but that doesn't mean there are better services there since rich people can afford to import modern goods into Africa.
    5
  2963.  @ObiJoanQuenobi  Stalin definitely murdered Trotsky for personal reasons.
    5
  2964. That sounds like it predicted 50 of the last 6 recessions.
    5
  2965. Is that a weird joke or do you have a death wish?
    5
  2966. The government is no different from anyone else.
    5
  2967.  @mgancarzjr  we wear things we don't mind getting metal dust and coolant on. There is a blacksmith vibe rather than the scientist
    5
  2968. No.
    5
  2969. There were hedgies that went long too and most shorts were closed by the time of the liquidity crisis forming the main spike. All hedge fund managers I've heard from said "don't touch it"
    5
  2970. Insanity
    5
  2971. Come on. This only hurts idiot speculators. Those holding bonds to maturity will get the interest rate they paid for.
    5
  2972. Open AI was always secretly for-profit
    5
  2973. He is just a teenager. What did anyone expect?
    5
  2974.  @agentofsorros  that's hilariously baseless. You can't just say there were both separatists and Islamic extremists in Chechnya back then?
    5
  2975. Fat profit margins, no job security.
    5
  2976. Did you sell?
    5
  2977. They're actively covering subjects censored in China. Maybe less propaganda and more reckless ignorance as there are several major factual gaps.
    5
  2978. They've already stopped because they don't know what the frick they're doing
    5
  2979. Von Hindenburg wasn't.
    5
  2980.  @707Berto  Cathy isn't a liar.
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  2981.  @djpuplex  other way around. It's a yoga group with cult like rackets attached
    5
  2982. Dude, the mentors are all reformed addicts. You surprised a large portion relapse? Also, everyone there knows plenty of dealers. The rest is just civil allegations involved in trying to get the bills paid and degenerates destroying their marriages.
    5
  2983.  @sindiswandlwana4259  foreign? There's plenty of private SA ventures, but in recent years they've been leaving the country
    5
  2984. Failure? You haven't been paying attention
    5
  2985.  @Aaron565  found the scammer
    5
  2986. I'd say the ricochet will be mostly felt by investors who bought shares and bonds. Like how what just happened with Evergande.
    5
  2987. Whilst you are guilty of all the same antics but are blaming your rivals.
    5
  2988.  @metaphorpritam  Different castes aren't necessarily different races, they just like to pretend they are. Like how many lower caste people simply conseil their backgrounds and no one ever suspects a thing
    5
  2989. If you don't know jack about the place, don't make such abrasive assumptions.
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  2990.  @jordanjolls5912  I would have checked my gun out of habit if I were an actor, but that's due to habits my Dad and the Army taught me.
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  2991.  @spiritrider963  those guys lost money too
    5
  2992. Turkish support is irrelevant at best.
    5
  2993. I got a sports betting ad with this instead of the usual donation requests. Hmm.
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  2994.  @Cuntexplosion  remotely possible, but his window said "Kill me and remain a slave." He was probably planning on getting injured and suing them.
    5
  2995. Same loan shark and ponzi scheme business model
    5
  2996. This video can be considered securities fraud
    5
  2997. Egyptian rule has always been very weak in the Sinai. The population is a mix of Arabs and Masri, some settled and some nomadic, and they all quietly ignore Cairo. Note there were 30 tribal sheikhs allied to Cairo, and that doesn't include rebel Sheikhs in ISIS and the many neutrals all of which consider themselves sovereign rulers. How many of the "pro-government militias" are really ISIS defectors working for pay, I wonder
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  2998. No you fricking don't
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  2999. That's simply not the case here. He's withdrawing because he knows he can't win, but that doesn't mean he doesn't own a list of gangs in various parts of Lebanon. Lebanon's constitution also requires proportional representation of both all regions and all religious sects. This guy leaving is a major legal issue for anyone trying to form a new government Also the government is largely defunct.
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  3000. Correction: The alternative to 3d printing is subtractive manufacturing. It's where you take a brick of material and cut it into shape. Most Aluminum parts are made this way, but steel allows forging and plastic can be injection molded. The only real use case for 3d printing is custom parts made on site, like when an engineering firm needs to test to see if their machine works or an astronaut needs a replacement part.
    5
  3001. Very ponzi
    5
  3002. No one cares
    5
  3003. There's been a handful of high=profile bankruptcy, but the bottom line is China relied on cheap debt from the US in order to support artificially low prices which in turn supported their export industry.
    5
  3004. You're a half century late to make that argument. America runs things now
    5
  3005. You drive a big ol' truck, don't you?
    5
  3006. To be fair, Amazon has dozens of people working on this who've banned prodigious amounts of sellers and filed many lawsuits against serial offenders, but the company doesn't want to spend big money on this
    5
  3007. He's been making videos like this since the last time Trump was President and we've seen his face
    5
  3008. What about rural areas? Where I'm from there doesn't appear to be any change from the existing dirt cheap rent.
    5
  3009. He's out on a limb on a lot of things
    5
  3010. Don't take those autonomous robots claims at face value. It's super easy to exaggerate the quantity and quality of those
    5
  3011. @Avocado740  it isn't free and there are only 10 power lines going in.
    5
  3012. Shut up
    5
  3013. Yeah. Russians.
    5
  3014. The big guys where you live were correctly hedged against rising interest rates.
    5
  3015.  @laliberte5740  lose the trash talk
    5
  3016. Not exactly. Valve did a lot of things, but it's mostly things they didn't do because they were too busy trying to get rich rather than maintaining their own website
    5
  3017. It's peacock fashion items for men.
    5
  3018. No, the options get canceled. No broker will take them
    5
  3019. Unarmed security contractors run off the same logic. Literally. They can lower their insurance premiums by hiring a cheap night guard
    5
  3020. Going political never helps any company.
    5
  3021.  @keithklassen5320  quit proving the point
    5
  3022. Come on. We both know you'd say that regardless if it were true.
    5
  3023. The more people talk about downturn, the less likely it becomes. What you should worry about are parts of the economy considered infallible.
    5
  3024. China has always been like this even when they were a democracy
    5
  3025.  @mattw3296  we spent millions of dollars reinventing trains only to not even break ground because they will never make money
    5
  3026.  @xiphoid2011  it costs the same as a plane ticket but with 1/10th the destinations and 1/5th the speed
    5
  3027. @lucacali8423  the joke is because the king of Sardinia unified Italy.
    5
  3028. Voice of experience. If you want a custom gun, order it from the manufacturer. It's not any more expensive than ordering parts yourself and there's less work on your part.
    5
  3029. If they weren't degenerates, they wouldn't have risked jail time for frivolous things like yachts and vacation houses. Often ego, or an addiction to risk, or compulsive spending are the motives behind such crimes.
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  3030.  @davoforrest5  the Russian Army hasn't changed much for its peacetime footing
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  3031. Watch the video you id10t. With current rates a 30 year mortgage will cost more in interest than in house. Housing values aren't up, in fact in select places they are down because few can afford the monthly payments and extra down payment.
    5
  3032. Because that's what was available and that's wouldn't arise suspicion if seen in the sky.
    5
  3033. It's not advertiser friendly. Apple would rather promote their phones over cat videos and science shows.
    5
  3034. Unsustainable? Try impractical or decadent or unprofitable.
    5
  3035. Same story, different year.
    5
  3036. The be fair to Cramer, someone actually sorted through his stock picks and showed you would have made money if you followed them. Probably not beat the market, but make money.
    5
  3037. There's no need to lie in this instance
    5
  3038. Call it what it is; Vindictive litigation.
    5
  3039. I guarantee you, it does not actually work.
    5
  3040. They're not expensive. The cost of borrowing money simply went up 500% in a couple years
    5
  3041. Bagholder detected
    5
  3042. I don't know about anyone else, but I had bear spreads on RIDE for a month now. I'm holding.
    5
  3043. Provably false, I saw in the news that most of Nvidia's long time workers are cashing out and leaving despite the hype. The biggest shareholders just get all the attention from the press
    5
  3044. You can't lose when there's no real fight.
    5
  3045. @morkzorckerborg5000  not always. Sometimes it's just some gimmick
    5
  3046. No one cares
    5
  3047. If there was a widely known way, then that method would be falsified too. At one point people were using tax revenue to show growth was only half of what was reported.
    5
  3048. Come now. We're not going to assume it was a political hit. There's never any shortage of reasons to off a journalist. Why'd they flee Russia to begin with?
    5
  3049. Everyone in Tunisia seems to think they can arbitrarily change the law when they break it.
    5
  3050. ​ @budgetking2591  found the drug dealer
    5
  3051. What could be more Irish than that......
    5
  3052. It means it's meant to fly at extreme speed and altitude with no dogfighting ability
    5
  3053. DW can't get an anchor that speaks English or German natively?
    5
  3054. Take your medicine.
    5
  3055. This is actually the first piece I've seen about everyday life in Guyana.
    5
  3056. There's reports there are entire cliques of social media influencers where they all pretend to be rich and get plastic surgery. These cliques often involve professional golddiggers who prey on rich men.
    5
  3057.  @WrekkinM  Really? Because given the timing of when this place hit the market I'm pretty sure the other guy was desperate for cash (it was a private equity firm during the summer of 2022). And I have been pretty lenient with the rentor given she hid the dog from me when the contract asked for a pet deposit and she's behind on rent. I fail to see any issue.
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  3058. That's a Tuesday in China
    5
  3059. They can't afford it.
    5
  3060. It's kinda impossible to avoid that situation given simple geography
    5
  3061. It's fast money until you get caught.
    5
  3062. Daily trading volumes was and still are at least ten times the share float and most of which were held by brokers not participating in stock lending. Just today GME traded 118% of it's total stock volume which is only possible as shares are bouncing around owners many times a day. This produces the wildest of volatility.
    5
  3063. I am yet to meet a single person that cared that I'm a preacher's kid...
    5
  3064. They don't care. They like harassing people
    5
  3065.  @postmodernmining  .
    5
  3066. @jimmahr.4665  there was some of that, but the issue he is describing largely didn't exist.
    4
  3067. @XxBlindoutxX  historian here. Crazy stuff happened in the industrial revolution because obvious regs didn't exist, but that didn't make people less honest
    4
  3068. Lose the bullshit. Most of this is for local consumption. Contraband simply quadruples in value once it enters a civilized country
    4
  3069. Maybe not the first part for you
    4
  3070. If you understood his motives he wouldn't.
    4
  3071. You don't expect liars to get facts straight, do you?
    4
  3072. Kazakhstan? Says who? No one seems to know anything about the place
    4
  3073. No, US body camera footage is largely open to the public and it's a big country. In Florida where this takes place all police records are public records
    4
  3074. ​@Crazy_Dashcam_Videos roofing is the most dangerous job for obvious reasons
    4
  3075. Vice is a western source. They only care about collateral damage when civilized people do it.
    4
  3076. You don't hear the puff of breath in the mic?
    4
  3077. Misleading, as most of the buyers of the artificially cheap EVs are first time car buyers. Also, gasoline is expensive in China. There should be big profits from selling small amounts locally
    4
  3078. That doesn't sound like fun. It's like being a collections agency, no one likes you no matter what you do. The difference is a turnaround CEO is paid enough to put up with it
    4
  3079. This is a classic case of an incompetent reporter plays politics with mundane news. No one is even bothering to try and connect alleged issues to the stats but it is presented as fact anyway.
    4
  3080. Yeah. About Greek sponges.
    4
  3081. Found the bum
    4
  3082. What?
    4
  3083. You probably bought a second hand scooter being advertised as new.
    4
  3084. Only an American would say something so vague and derogatory about Americans
    4
  3085.  @privacylock855  who says getting As isn't fun?
    4
  3086. Dude, Burry's major positions always hit the news.
    4
  3087. It's his biggest single position, IIRC.
    4
  3088. That's usually how it goes in America. Everybody's constantly freaking out over imagined abuses and how our world will end soon but if you ignore all that you will easily have a good long life.
    4
  3089. Go away
    4
  3090. I saw some of those near Saint Louis University. I rarely saw them used
    4
  3091. Part of the problem is the high speed rails are losing so much money that rails have to upcharge freight.
    4
  3092. @Jimmy  most of these guys were already here, they simply reveal themselves with these videos. Most of them aren't incels, just a little bit domineering (some are actual wife beaters).
    4
  3093.  @JuniperMoonshine  lying on the internet does nothing for no one. But in thus case, as usual, a crash was produce by excessive leverage and not understanding the risks. Now go back to shoplifting groceries.
    4
  3094. You assume basic competency from Iraqis?
    4
  3095. Hype, skewed payoffs, and China's economic bubble.
    4
  3096.  @jaja3359  "Freedom" is a euphemism for "domination" in Africa.
    4
  3097. About those state-owned enterprises: The oligarchs own them, but they hire mostly western employees because Qatar lacks even the most basic technical skills. And you can bet your butt their sovereign wealth fund is losing money due to incompetence and corruption.
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  3098. This goon obviously hasn't met many farmers if he thinks big corporations handle even half of it.....
    4
  3099. Penny stocks are popular among the degenerates because they don't look as risky as they really are.
    4
  3100. That's an exaggeration, they only printed enough so that people who sold in the crash would buy back in, and most of the fictional dollars were thrown back into the proverbial wormhole they came from soon after.
    4
  3101. ​@jacoblucasgifts Oddly enough, we've had one of the longest runs of continuous overall peace in history.
    4
  3102. Another advantage to listing in the US is the American Intercontinental ExChange (ICE) owns half the exchanges in the world and most of the top ten exchanges and has specialized liquidity providers working at the rest. If you list in the US, literally ANYONE IN THE WORLD can buy shares and options on demand. (We trade 4 million options a day all with a single standardized contract).
    4
  3103. ​ @Goldenj360 china didn't
    4
  3104. They won't, and you'll be fired for incompetence if you say otherwise
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  3105. For context, and election campaign in Pakistan is as violent as a counterinsurgency campaign in Afghanistan.
    4
  3106.  @chemistryofquestionablequa6252  there's no quotation marks needed. I've known men that thought public beatings and infidelity was funny.
    4
  3107.  @mattmurphy7030  I'd be more amused by your disembowelment.
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  3108. This is a great example that the market is subject to the whims of the economy, not the other way around.
    4
  3109. Yet another flaw that would have inevitably killed the crew eventually.
    4
  3110.  @anonymousanonymous4690  GME was a black swan by all accounts. But you should hear want the pumpers were doing to Mr Left: His family and employees had to close their Facebook accounts due to a deluge of hate mail and threats.
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  3111. "The latest in technology such as two way radios and email."
    4
  3112. There are a bunch of good YouTubers on there, it can't be that bad
    4
  3113. There's some tricks to finding these guys. They're mostly on social media because it's the only way to get a big audience, they avoid certain adjectives as those will get them permabanned, regurgitate certain buzzwords that sound good even if they make no sense, and they focus a all their attention on a handful of odd incidents regardless of their relevance (the Liberty Bombing, for instance). Source: I specialize in the Arab-Israeli Wars and get harassed by and flag these idiots all the time.
    4
  3114. We don't.
    4
  3115. With friends like these, who needs dirty cops...
    4
  3116. Except the internet was not a total scam
    4
  3117. Ha
    4
  3118. Lose the witch hunt, bozos. Most people simply did what the occasion called for
    4
  3119. @Jamie  Dude, men (regardless of how much pride they got) hold of extreme importance the idea their partner is attracted to them.
    4
  3120. A lot more than it does in The Dark Knight.
    4
  3121. It's like how in Iran people don't like you if you wear jeans because the clothes don't originate from Iran and the fact no one wears traditional Persian clothes is a symptom of their irrelevance in the world.
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  3122. Not news
    4
  3123.  @teddykayy  the point is he's talking iut his butt
    4
  3124. That looks like a wonderful neighborhood to live in......
    4
  3125. Currency. It's an unregulated currency.
    4
  3126. How can you talk so much but say so little?
    4
  3127. Quit freaking out, he shot him
    4
  3128.  @mytech6779  yeah, but more often than not with government projects there's no one in charge as not only are there several main contractors but no one contractor has put any more than 10% of their manpower in it. The bigwigs that can solve problems are only vaguely aware of problems on the ground as they have many active projects.
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  3129. The politicization of religion, more like.
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  3130. When stock go up, they do no wrong. When stock go down, they do no right.
    4
  3131. They aren't still eating each other, right?
    4
  3132.  @donotneed2250  Lose the hyperbole, that's not what the other guy meant and you know it.
    4
  3133.  @ThePlainBagel  when you're dealing with zero sum games and corporate raiding there are always massive conflicts of interest. I personally was telling people to take profits and diversify DURING THE SQUEEZE and got all sorts of lies spread about me (most of which was that I was a corporate spy). And yes, four different people told me to off myself, one guy doxxed me, four Facebook groups banned me, and I got a fury of expletives from people who consistently turned out to have never invested before last February. The amount of gaslighting involved in GME/AMC is insane...
    4
  3134.  @hansbass8119  what?
    4
  3135.  @wtffy204  you apparently have no idea the costs involved in the revolving door of justice.
    4
  3136. Just ignore it. Britain is a productive country.
    4
  3137.  @lewis123417  neither does anyone else
    4
  3138. Ironically, I got a Robinhood add on this...
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  3139. 20 bucks says you're only saying that because you just found out the Azeris are Muslim.
    4
  3140. It would make up for those ads he made for them.
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  3141. Are we sure kintegartens are empty because birthrate or because poverty?
    4
  3142. How can you talk so much but say so little?
    4
  3143. Everyone wants to be the alpha...
    4
  3144. The amount of cash donated to charity by the US alone is many times that what is needed to "solve world hunger." It's a matter of human vice and logistics, not government budgets.
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  3145. Venture Capital = Crowd Funding
    4
  3146. There's a clickbait physicist on YouTube named Sabine who brought up that nonsense as her excuse why she dropped out of a PhD program. Not sure what the real reason is
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  3147. Watch the video, greedo
    4
  3148.  @KNR90  A robot wouldn't know how to insult you in a way that hurt, greedo. Now don't you have a community service sentence to fulfill?
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  3149. he said in the video most of this was shadow banking.
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  3150. You mind lending me that crystal ball when you are done?
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  3151. Part of this is connected to how Hong Kong collects taxes. They tax little directly, but collect an equal amount by auctioning off land leases. Thus the incentive becomes to use as little space as possible
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  3152.  @robrob9050  did you just deny the existence of historic antisemitism across all Europe?
    4
  3153. My broker won't let me short Evergrande. Which is a shame because I wanted to ride it down to zero.
    4
  3154. He was about to drive off and get himself killed.
    4
  3155.  @ddt6352  this was many things but not murder
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  3156. Not necessarily. She simply buys highly levered companies in order to get more leverage than the government allows
    4
  3157.  @penultimateh766  usually because good organization minimizes bureaucracy
    4
  3158. Lfi?
    4
  3159.  @arthur-ri4zo  Lose the rhetoric
    4
  3160. Bagholders
    4
  3161.  @ericdillingham6858  not exactly. The Fascists enforced their warped view about how empires worked by both building schools, and wiping out most of the existing literate population (mostly Christian priests). Even the bishop of Ethiopia was offed.
    4
  3162. Lebanon was NEVER a thriving country. Their economy has been on a downtrend since the end of French colonial rule, and before the French came they were all sustenance farmers so...
    4
  3163. Doxxing gets the pro-Rapists to shut up. But using it on pettier crimes just dilutes the significance of each incident.
    4
  3164. These are native miners and they sell for the best price they can get on a free market. There is no government that could enforce your proposal. And for background, these mines were first opened by Belgian colonists with equipment and expertise. After independence, they were ethnically cleansed in a series of wars. Now most of the miners don't even know what the rocks are for, simply that they can be traded for food.
    4
  3165. Some areas are even encouraging child raising, but economics are so tight that even married couples without kids struggle to get by.
    4
  3166.  @Noah_E  liar
    4
  3167. Same part of the world where a large portion of telemarketing scams come from.......
    4
  3168. Alienation? When were they ever accepted? Besides when the Bits ruled, of course.
    4
  3169.  @derdurstbursch  it was a bitcoin fake guru. The book was charging 10 bucks when there was better info on Wikipedia
    4
  3170. There's more to technology than a blueprint
    4
  3171. Personal vendetta
    4
  3172. The contradictions of animal rights groups. PETA animal shelters euthanize strays while equating meat with murder too.....
    4
  3173. Go away
    4
  3174. Where we have heard that one before?
    4
  3175. You should do a video on the fx-05 xiuhcoatl. Mexico's indigenously produced "dragon rifle."
    4
  3176. Fund managers may be doing investors a favor not letting them sell when they're making good money. Fools are always in a hurry to get richer than they already are.
    4
  3177. Mr Musk is a lot of things, but not a scammer.
    4
  3178.  @dustintacohands1107  That’s just for a quit trip across the border. Longer trips involving hidden rooms on container ships can go for 4 times that.
    4
  3179. That breaks all the SEC regs, and managementall has US securityclearance. Also, most defense items are export controlled, so Lockheed isn't allowed to show them to foreigners even if they work for the company.
    4
  3180. Bias? He deliberately avoids politics.
    4
  3181.  @Alex-cw3rz  no, it is ARTIFICIALLY expensive, with many restrictions introduced for the expressed purpose of discouraging it. Even then its more profitable than any other green solution which are propped up by artificial demand from political retards.
    4
  3182. Most of them didn't.
    4
  3183. "LET IT SNOW, LET IT SNOW, LET IT SNOW!"
    4
  3184. That's vague nonsense
    4
  3185. Vhut?
    4
  3186. The thing about alcohol during that era is no one knew what germs were but they knew you'd get sick drinking unfamiliar water but wouldn't get sick drinking watered down beer. Most institutions provided a ratio of dilute beer every day.
    4
  3187. People with delusions of systemic and/or absolute corruption consistently turn out to be dirty...
    4
  3188. These fools are whining about the last 20 years as if this hasn't been normal in Iraq for 200 years.
    4
  3189. Funny, but there's no way humans could build something that bug in space
    4
  3190. ​ @V0451 don't you have a math test to fail, kiddo?
    4
  3191. Who is us? And the answer is no.
    4
  3192. People are never investments, but liabilities. Once you hire them, you have made a commitment to pay them even if you lose everything
    4
  3193. Why you advertise REITs according to how many other people own them? That's not a reason to buy.
    4
  3194. "Do not ascribe to malice what can adequately explained by incompetence." -Napoleon
    4
  3195. Shut up Ted
    4
  3196. How much did you lose?
    4
  3197. People watched Patrick Boyle's video about how to abuse SPACs......
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  3198. I don't think he ever had one.
    4
  3199. According to the description, his roommate said he was having a mental episode and threatened him with the same piece of bed frame. They weren't necessarily going to arrest him.
    4
  3200.  @worldstar907  dude, it's just a bunch of idiot reporters trying to enforce a double standard
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  3201. Even if that were true, you have no reason to get angry, and saud mistake would not render the whole video false. And I google that and the first source says temperatures dropped below minus 40 on November 19th, 1942. We're literally talking about the Russian winter, are you confusing this battle with another?
    4
  3202. There's another channel run by a guy who runs a luxury car rental place and he's full of stories about what happens when people drive luxury cars. Hint: It involves a lot of tire burnouts, a lot of scams, and a lot bad money decisions.
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  3203. Word salad
    4
  3204. This had nothing to do with religion
    4
  3205. It's doubly funny when you realize that guy liked to think of himself as a Babylonian king
    4
  3206. They could have simply let nature regulate itself from the start but whatever
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  3207. You got that wrong. That analogy would be as if the coins received could be seized upon margin call
    4
  3208. Punishing rich people.
    4
  3209.  @anon9364  the land part is a misconception. They require a lot of space but the land around them is still farmland. The natural habitat disruption part is wildly exaggerated and no one cares if it were true anyway. The real killer of wind is they're not near as profitable as the current market bubble would have you believe.
    4
  3210. Winston keeps saying it never got as bad as Africa because they actually have basic institutions and opportunities to improve yourself.
    4
  3211. They buy more.
    4
  3212. ​@x--. Also young people have no industry experience. Do you have any idea how you apply to run for office?
    4
  3213. @x--.  If 30 years you will be the cranky old man you stereotype others as being. Right now you simply have no idea what you're talking about.
    4
  3214. What's the evidence look like against him? Must be good enough if they're willing to go through an extradition.
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  3215. You know Steam exists, right?
    4
  3216. Her landlord had a cop deliver the eviction notice and she answered the door brandishing a weapon. I'd wager she's had this coming for a long time.
    4
  3217.  @Junksaint  you assume too much. More likely he's being abrasive because of her political affiliations
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  3218. We did, past tense, now shut up
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  3219. What I want to know is at what point does the risk premium evaporate. Safer investments compensate for risk, but the riskiest investments are where the investor pays for the opportunity to become rich like a lottery ticket. This implies a peak that offers the highest average return for any amount if risk taken.
    4
  3220. It literally is money
    4
  3221. Watch the video. They said they targeted her for being Jewish
    4
  3222.  @fb1000000  not any more than any other edible oil
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  3223. It makes the books look good and pumps up prices of coins and shares
    4
  3224. Wage theft and slavery are the same thing. Prove me wrong.
    4
  3225.  @damionlee7658  I don't know what study you're referring to, and I don't know if you're calling the study a sham or not.
    4
  3226. Not that much, and depends how you count
    4
  3227. It is impossible to centralize food production.
    4
  3228.  @pouetpouet941  I'm loaded with defense and aerospace stocks. I'm much disappointed that Sig Sauer is a private company.
    4
  3229.  @LizardSpork  There's hundreds of big games out there, but note the two biggest franchises in existence are Minecraft and CoD which are owned by Microsoft and Activision respectively. I frankly don't even care if Microsoft really did have a monopoly, but this could easily become on at a later date.
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  3230. That's laughable. They don't even have adequate sewage systems.
    4
  3231.  @koodee2018  He said, when rebels still control many towns and crime is higher than my cafeine intake.
    4
  3232. Dude, they had nothing to do with each other. Not even a tactical nuke could have caused a building collapse at that distance.
    4
  3233. At least WSB is past GME and back to its roots. Maybe I will rejoin.
    4
  3234. @bruce4130  he would have still been a deadbeat as artists don't make money and been forced into work at some point
    4
  3235.  @DoneDealAC  Boeing definitely did DEI, and all said programs allow incompetent assholes into high places. Far from the only issue, though
    4
  3236.  @RanEncounter  They told a Texas judge they had a quota of minorities to hire/promote
    4
  3237. Sacked in fact, but not on paper because that's illegal. Not an uncommon move among oligarchs.
    4
  3238. I think I heard a missionary say that the time church nominally starts is simply when people start meandering over there.
    4
  3239. Tell us something we don't know
    4
  3240. Or if the price isn't moving, you can thetagang.
    4
  3241. No one cares
    4
  3242. Disney's core business of making movies continues to be profitable. They ain't going bankrupt anytime soon, they just need to quit competing for market share.
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  3243. That's not any different than it was before the war
    4
  3244. Dude, most cryptos in existence are scam memecoins. And this had to due with subtle price gouging. NOT manipulated records. It's as if you take the one gimmick from the security you're pumping and try to fit it into everything regardless if it made sense
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  3245.  @uku4171  I assume he's American and is overly concerned about chips as a strategic material.
    4
  3246. Lose the selective fact picking, as there was very real corruption and loan shark antics in the deal.
    4
  3247.  @Bigdaddyslasher  Don't you have a restraining order to break or something?
    4
  3248.  @aBusybee  anyone from the first world whining about wage suppression is cringy.
    4
  3249. Note: UBS could liquidate Credit Suisse for far more than a billion dollars simply because they have decades worth of loans to sell.
    4
  3250. That partially already exists, as often payment is often fixed at the beginning and the designers have to figure it out. This can actually, as private companies will only take big risks if you offer them more money up front. Of course, we all know you'd always argue in favor of what costs you less tax dollars.
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  3251. Pick your own ESG stocks.
    4
  3252.  @SpruceWood-NEG  quit spamming, gong fei
    4
  3253. As things got bad air crews essentially defended their own airfields and later were simply pressed into infantry service when they had no planes to service. The pilots were thrown into the front whether times were good or bad to maximize the utility of the planes
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  3254. Least of all you.
    4
  3255.  @ningzhang3282  liar
    4
  3256. You are sus
    4
  3257.  @saahiliyer11  the people that protest oil companies drive cars to get there
    4
  3258. @paperplane3421  so much condescension on a guy repeating using the word allegedly implies that you believe that reasonable people would believe this story. Of course, we both know that the independence of India's judiciary is as fraudulent as India's free speach claim.
    4
  3259.  @LameWaysArtistry  speak for yourself
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  3260. A Yuan is roughly 14 cents
    4
  3261. Yeah. Me. Minus a couple billion dollars.
    4
  3262. Who is they and what does that have to do with this?
    4
  3263. No, they traditionally lived in animal hair tents and houses of uncut stone. With the exception of those involved in the oil trade they still do.
    4
  3264. Money and Stupidity
    4
  3265. Maybe it should be. But in either case, I would have disliked the idea of corporate influence in politics?
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  3266. I know a Kansas historian arguing that Bleeding Kansas didn't happen. There were at most 4 dozen murders over the course of a decade which included no authority figures, but the 1950s a movie staring Ronald Reagan of all people presented as fact high attritional losses of army officers because of assassination that simply never happened, not even once.
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  3267. New details on the same story. Everything in China is having trouble.
    4
  3268. I've never seen any problems with their cars
    4
  3269. No, planes need to be serviced regularly. It's like if walmart's only profitable segment was the automotive department.
    4
  3270. Dude, each of those came AND WENT in turn. It's been an eventful decade.
    4
  3271. Because Presidents tweet about it, so we argue ad nauseum.
    4
  3272. Judging by where/when it's from, you may be holding a gun that forces loyal to Chiang Kai-Shek in the Battle of Shanghai during the Japanese invasion of 1937.
    4
  3273. Or maybe they were just idiotic enough not to realize what rising interest rates meant for VC
    4
  3274. Same way your house is appraised. They look at what other similar assets are selling for right now... The perfect opportunity to make shit up
    4
  3275. @Boz196  a million a year? You don't get that unless you run a business and that is not a matter of skill, but inheritance, debt, and dumb luck.
    4
  3276. Body cameras are annoying that you don't actually see everything the officer sees.
    4
  3277. That's an oxymoron.
    4
  3278. Thank you @headrockbeats 
    4
  3279. How can you talk so much but say so little?
    4
  3280. Sounds like Sherri isn't as good at heer father's business as she thinks she is.
    4
  3281. But their exploits will be legendary.
    4
  3282.  @accentedwanderer8623  liars burn in hell. We have more miles of paved road than any other country in history and more miles per capita than most if not all states. High speed rails are aldo mot profitable here due to the widely dispersed population
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  3283.  @rtqii  his only possible defense is in incompetence
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  3284. If the sun is warm enough to break a solar panel, it's warm enough you don't need fancy heaters
    4
  3285. Your opinion is irrelevant
    4
  3286. You need a big gas pipeline. They're expensive, take years to build, and a trans-Atlantic pipe may not be physically possible.
    4
  3287. That's still going to be viral centuries from now......
    4
  3288. No one cares.
    4
  3289. It means they will charge and trample a toddler if they get too close.
    4
  3290. No, the rich have become poorer in South Africa faster than the poor on account most major corporations have collapsed.
    4
  3291. It's doubtful any of them would turn a profit without subsidies.
    4
  3292. How is it going in a recession when it was always this decrepit?
    4
  3293. How'd you think wars were won?
    4
  3294.  @TheImperatorKnight  In all the cases we know of they were, and it matches the known statistics and official writings. And yeah, a lot of them were internally exiled to "closed cities" where no foreigners were allowed and many were kept on probation for extended periods. Pretty crazy, but it's easy to exaggerate, especially as I said much of the public on both sides the iron curtain seemed oblivious to these problems.
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  3295. Already solved. Each of those mirror plates has motors that can adjust and distort them into just the right shape. The motors are so precise they can move at the same rate grass grows at set the mirrors to an accuracy of a micron or two.
    4
  3296. The accounts are anonymous but transactions are publicly listed.
    4
  3297. Can, but statistically speaking they don't. It really depends on you college major and chosen industry But as Warran Buffet said, McDonalds teaches more people how to run a business than all of the business schools combined. Meanwhile technical training pays unusually well compared to the upfront cost, mostly because there's nothing prestigious about it and you can't get rich off it. Statistically speaking, jobs like plumber and butcher pay the best relative to skill because no one wants those jobs.
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  3298. To be clear, the basic chasis is from the Cold War, all the electronics have changed since then.
    4
  3299. Same story, different day
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  3300. Some people will still call it not justified
    4
  3301.  @chickenkeeper3450  different problem in the form of higher fees and interest payments, although this can be reduced via synthetic stock.
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  3302.  @spidercart4745  that is no guarantee it will continue to do so or that it's an accurate 3x track on QQQ long term. And this is coming from someone knee deep in DFEN.
    4
  3303. One of the problems with "emerging markets" is the definition is extremely arbitrary and skewed to include countries with low costs of living regardless of their actual development.
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  3304. How much have you lost?
    4
  3305. No amount of money will make men die for you. As for the Jannisaries, they fought their masters more than they did any conventional enemy.
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  3306. I think you don't know what that means.
    4
  3307. Your opening statement is exactly why most people don't care about the war in Sudan. It's just business as usual
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  3308.  @emailofjamesw  Yeah, even actresses have that problem in China.
    4
  3309. Even if they had one of those they wouldn't know how to use it.
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  3310. Not sure how good Hollywood is at depicting these guys, but in the interviews I saw these guys appear to sexualize wealth. They're young men who want to get rich quick, have fancy degrees, but have no idea what they're doing
    4
  3311.  @j3lny425  sam was a physician. He was good at math, and that was how he initially made money
    4
  3312.  @TheMrcassina  most of them.
    4
  3313. No one is robbing you, no one profits from markets going down. Least of all billionaires.
    4
  3314.  @Lena-vw6ye  Your English isn't as good as you think
    4
  3315. The vote still serves a function for Ortega. It gauges the amount of support/opposition and voter turnout can indicate how many people care.
    4
  3316. Those guns have been around for decades and some were provided free of charge by friends abroad and others stolen from governments stores.
    4
  3317.  @Nodnarbero  we call it you have no idea what you're talking about and are just regurgitating buzzwords.
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  3318. Meme stock pumpers are gamblers. They WANT the risk
    4
  3319. You'll note the self made billionaires were all very suspicious of Sam's cocky attitude.....
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  3320. Not in all cases. A lot of industries in China do have much cleaner versions elsewhere, although at one point they were literally recycling America's garbage.
    4
  3321. Bitcoin is great for laundering fiat, not other bitcoins.
    4
  3322. Because he ain't into politics. He's the industry professional
    4
  3323. @carlanderson5068  fair enough, but the SEC is backlogged enough and the investigation complicated enough it's not going to happen in any sort of timely fashion.
    4
  3324. If you're going to berate the stock picker, please post a little DD related facts.
    4
  3325. Like watching a train wreck at 1000fps
    4
  3326. Underrated comment...
    4
  3327. Correction: America has always been a big energy producer and originally was the biggest exporter, but our needs surpassed local production ages ago.
    4
  3328. The point of the video is the metric is nonsense
    4
  3329. He's a fraud
    4
  3330. I'm sorry to say this act will also keep the energy bubble pumping.
    4
  3331. @canna roe  17th century Britain wasn't any more religious than it is now. And larger family sizes was a necessity because of all the children dying.
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  3332. People don't believe soldiers like me when we tell them pack abs are a matter of diet, not exercise. A lot of us have muscles under a healthy layer of pizza.
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  3333. Why the frick would royals spend their money on that? Their idea of charity is to throw money out their car to show off how rich they are. I ain't kidding, that actually happened.
    4
  3334.  @crescentprincekronos2518  As if you don't pay taxes and vote on how to use it. I say we draft you just for saying that.
    4
  3335. As if they don't have negative growth recently. But you already know that, don't you little pink?
    4
  3336. Dear Mr Boyle: No one knows China's real GDP or population. The latter is inflated because governments compete for state resources and double counting expats, residents, and migrant workers is systemic. The former is exaggerated because officials compete for high office with bonuses, promotions, demotions, and so forth often given exclusively based on GDP data. Some officials have been caught falsifying GDP data, but most simply pump the housing bubble and double count both uncompleted projects and stuff companies based in their cities do in other provinces. End result: China's evonomic data is so bad that their central bank said they are having trouble keeping the currency price stsble.
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  3337. He probably doesn't realize the SCMP is state owned
    4
  3338. How much did you lose?
    4
  3339. Stupidity and rageaholic are a weird mix.
    4
  3340. Back in the Apartheid days, the Zulu were recognized as an independent state. These days the relationship is more ambiguous as now all the Zulus are South African citizens and the Zulu king claims rule over the whole KwaZulu-Natal region regardless of race.
    4
  3341.  @genuinennessbefitting4734  You do realize a big chunk of the Taiwanese companies are US owned, right?
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  3342. Dude, you don't throw away rockets. In fact I think it was a year or two ago when the last Soviet era rocket engine was used up. Also, current research points to two types of rockets being used: Mini orbital rockets and heavy lift vehicles. Since neither are fully invented there will definitely be a mix of rockets used for many years.
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  3343. @dougwilson4369  not if you know anything
    4
  3344. They keep posting these "cause behind" videos as if they ever answer that question.
    4
  3345. Or get something harmless.
    4
  3346. Possible. Or just speculative frenzy. Some Trumpsters would buy just because his name on it, and momentum traders will buy because Trumpsters. Others are speculating on the fall of social media giants and all the media attention only brings in more speculators.
    4
  3347. Vhut? Even if the arbitrary losses are taken as fact that isn't genocide
    4
  3348. This platform's expectancy is dropping into single digits.
    4
  3349. If a government agency or large bank set up a defi like structure with Federal law enforcement patroling it, would that in theory accomplish the nominal idea of defi better than the current wildcat model?
    4
  3350. What on Earth does 420 even frickin mean?
    4
  3351. That's all else hold equal, but we all know that both low rates and the current high rates were largely artificial.
    4
  3352. In many parts of Africa it never ended, they simply stopped calling them slaves. In Mauritania, for instance, an estimated 20% of the population are bonded labor and police will arrest escaped "employees" despite slavery being illegal. But as for these diamond mines these were simply grunt native labor and life in the mines paid better than farming and one successful score stealing a diamond was totally worth getting fired over.
    4
  3353. Dear WSM: You dismiss cash grab claims because the company is pocket change compared to the economy, but I think you miss the point. Someone in a high place in China may have sold short the stock in the few days it was public.
    4
  3354.  @RCXDerp  But Walmart China is majority Chinese owed, as per the law. Also, the Walton family doesn't run Walmart ever since Sam Walton died. It is likely they want their money for something else, and a google search reveals the Walton's charity foundation donates over 100 million bucks a year to education.
    4
  3355. There's no fixed age where faculties decline. There are 100 year olds that hunt deer
    4
  3356. That term may apply to me at the rate I'm going.
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  3357. Uh... I'm 26 and some people don't believe me when I say my parents are on Facebook.
    4
  3358. They can use any sort of wood like brush or sawdust or anything other waste material from making lumber, yes.
    4
  3359. You don't need warrants for that. If 23 and Me matches someone's DNA to a rapist, it is a crime not to call the police
    4
  3360. To be fair, the bank they promoted didn't break, it was the IT guys working for them who broke, even so people should have known a startup wasn't a safe place to bank when there are hundreds of century old banks to choose from
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  3361. Can USA Today at least pretend to be impartial rather than publish partisan BS?
    4
  3362. It appears so. Most of it is localized, though. In one case, an entire fake baseball game was set up to trick gamblers into paying money. In another case, the army paid full price for helmets that turned out to be fiberglass.
    4
  3363. Don't assume the people in the interview weren't involved
    4
  3364. May have just got the wind knocked out of him. In any case, if he can manage himself it's better if the other cops move on with other injured people
    4
  3365. According to Google there are 83 publicly traded companies in Romania.
    4
  3366. Shut up
    4
  3367. No
    4
  3368. You mean speculative.
    4
  3369. Florida men are organizing themselves. RUN!!!!
    4
  3370.  @varunmittal3617  vhut?
    4
  3371. You sure? Rising interest rates have demolished green energy STOCKS, but there may still be artificially high demand for the companies themselves.
    4
  3372. Oxymorons like this highlight the point that most people giving opinions on Israel-Palestine should shut their traps.
    4
  3373.  @stephenleonard8361  Vhut?
    4
  3374. Some idiot editor at France24 doesn't like it, so it's the only character trait about her they'll write about.
    4
  3375. That case involved a building who neglected maintenance and died in the collapse.
    4
  3376. They can shut up
    4
  3377. Darwin award pending.
    4
  3378. Not always
    4
  3379. Irrelevant. Shut up
    4
  3380. Yes, but most people will simply choose to rent rather than invest.
    4
  3381. Not really. In most civilized countries insolvency isn't a crime, but contempt of court is. I knew a lady who went to jail because she ignored years worth of traffic tickets.
    4
  3382. Or a politician. A lot of fools would recoil at the idea of using legacy equipment, but that's the pace space moves at.
    4
  3383. Big criminals? Dude these retail gangs are the big criminals, stealing six or seven figures. There's no bandit king to compete with.
    4
  3384. So many people watched the Apollo missions live ghat Hollywood still hasn't stopped copying iconic shots.
    4
  3385. Given Britain ultimately conquered much of the world you'd think key British victories would be considered important by many cultures.
    4
  3386. Vhut?
    4
  3387. A trip to prison.....
    4
  3388.  @badboje6040  Really? Even cartel run cities and coyote infested border areas? Not even towns where English is spoken on the streets and most people work for US employers? States in the north of Mexico stand to make a ton of money from getting annexed not just due to the inflow of developed business, but because they'd get access to America's welfare programs.
    4
  3389. This is why once you identify a many you should wash your hands of it. It doesn't matter how good the tech or the company is, you will still lose
    4
  3390. They burned incense in the temple. IDK if they had pot but they definitely weren't getting intoxicated in the house of God.
    4
  3391. Since when does anyone care about that? @jubnaa 
    4
  3392. I never heard of them before this, but a google search shows that for a 6 billion dollar company they sure pay a lot in fines and lawsuits.
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  3393. It's been surrounded for decades. The difference is it is now under siege when it wasn't before
    4
  3394. Reality in America is always much more boring than anyone anticipates. And we're a bunch of whiners, so you can always be sure that when inflation isn't as bad as it could have been there will always be people insisting we change the metric so that it does show a major problem.
    4
  3395.  @EcclesiastesLiker-py5ts  that have nothing to do with banks
    4
  3396. Lose the rhetoric
    4
  3397.  @florians9949  except nothing of consequence is happening
    4
  3398. How does an asset manager control which INDIVIDUAL STOCKS people on the internet buy? It's simply not possible.
    4
  3399. Did you really quit?
    4
  3400.  @Hmonks  if that were true he wouldn't be in charge. Like a man with a generic name talking trash on the internet
    4
  3401. Don't be silly.
    4
  3402. 1:45 That "Hamas spokesman" clearly doesn't speak for anyone but himself. He's literally some guy on the street who doesn't even know who the Hamas bosses are.
    4
  3403. There's a list of mismanagement issues causing British money to lose value: 1. Some officials wanted to lower taxes without lowering spending, so they borrowed money and said it was the same thing. 2. Britain pretends to fight a war with Russia via punitive sanctions. 3. US rising interest rates has a ripple effect to Britain where suddenly exports have dropped. 4. Uncoupling with the EU isn't smooth as certain industries have to be set up in Britain. 5. There are deliberately debilitating taxes and regs on oil and gas and subsidies on green energy, but no one is buying green stuff anyway.
    4
  3404. Needlessly editorialization. And there's nothing defiant about this move.
    4
  3405. Not always. Venture capital wants moonshots while crowdfunders want the product. VC firms won't look at you if you want to make bicycle accessories for instance
    4
  3406.  @crforfreedom7407  it all happened in 5 seconds, anyone claiming they'd done better is full of it
    4
  3407. You're not allowed to think in Turkey
    4
  3408.  @you-dont-know-me  Yes, but do you need subtitles to understand them?
    4
  3409. Most utilities are provided by long term contractors.
    4
  3410. By that logic you stole the phone you typed that on.
    4
  3411. Given how paranoid we are about politicians it's quite impossible for hundreds of different idiots to get into one scheme without voters losing their minds.
    4
  3412. What's his beef, exactly? He thinks he's funny or does he take his frustrations on the economy with greedy banker stereotypes?
    4
  3413. Only if he's an immigrant
    4
  3414. Dude, it was a polite conversation until the gun was pulled. Literally no one would have seen that coming
    4
  3415.  @remainselusive1  relevance?
    4
  3416. It's not a matter of the future success of Tesla, but it's insane stock price.
    4
  3417.  @Den99973  Tesla's PE is ten times that of microsoft. Even if Tesla takes 100% of the US car market, it's still overvalued. That plus a half dozen other EV companies and how all the older firms are also building EVs (contrary to what ecoterrorists will tell you). Did you really research your stock picks or are you buying into the hype and throw jargon around to justify it?
    4
  3418.  @Den99973  when you lose it, don't you go rioting and spreading lies about sabotage.
    4
  3419. The math doesn't work when each officer and NCO starts acting independently because the insanity of war.
    4
  3420. SBF got liquidated. Company dissolved, money given to depositors
    4
  3421.  @hydrohasspoken6227  that's not even relevant here
    4
  3422. They call them monsters and they're not tanks.
    4
  3423. ​ @mitchrodee  liar
    4
  3424. ​ @aboucard93  liar
    4
  3425. Rather pretending to be religious to get food
    4
  3426. "They call me; MISTA PIIIIG!!!!!" -Patient, prolly.
    4
  3427.  @joshuaallen1340  we don't know who is attacking who yet, but any war requires at least two clear factions. Some of these inmates will have simply avoided getting involved with gangs, some will have only fought to protect themselves. The only thing certain is that a lot of the prisoners have some warped priorities.
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  3428. That statement alone is a flat contradiction common in the Crypto Bubble. Nothing can be both an investment and a currency.
    4
  3429. In most of the US it's faster and cheaper to drive.
    4
  3430. Hilarious, but the land in question was purchased from locals.
    4
  3431. Yeah. Gangs and officials stole and wasted funds until the government simply ran out of money. And now, rioters threaten to tear up towns unless the government give them free stuff to relieve their own self-inflicted bankruptcies.
    4
  3432. Yeah, and there are enough of these idiots that anytime there is a crash it's a statistical certainty that someone will have shorted the right security at the right time.
    4
  3433. Why should they care as long as it relieves the punitive taxes/regs/inspections that idiots throw at them?
    4
  3434. Depends who we're electrifying. I'd like to introduce my in-laws to a new little dance.
    4
  3435. If it was widely known who the bad employers were, they wouldn't be in business. And it changes year to year as management a ventures come and go.
    4
  3436. We're a net food EXPORTER, buddy. Some available farmland is still yet to be used at all.
    4
  3437. @shades2.183  I hardly see how I revealed an affiliation.
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  3438. The Soviets never had much in the way of computers. Only a handful of men controlled all budgets and by total coincidence they didn't get an electrical engineer that high up until the early 1980s. That's why some of the best planes of the Cold War had vacuum bulb radios.
    4
  3439. SEC rule is you must file if you own 5% or more of the company.
    4
  3440. There really is no pleasing ecoterrorists, is there?
    4
  3441. Mali is a French ally, not a French colony. And right now the latter wants to leave while the former literally can't afford for that to happen.
    4
  3442.  @comrade9374  Mali's biggest mine owner is the Malian government followed by a list of Canadian, Aussie, and British firms. Do you even know who the Malians are fighting or did you just see the headline and decide to troll with racist BS?
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  3443. They've had no peace, period.
    4
  3444. Most of these crypto bankers just wanted their own personal money printers...
    4
  3445. They're all fake, though
    4
  3446. He's alleging a conspiracy via said networks, same thing. Doesn't change that the charges are dubious
    4
  3447. @ Not if you know a d___ thing about engies. It's hard to give an accurate time/budget for any product design, let alone stuff that hasn't been invented yet.
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  3448. What's worse is Twitter is working with the S&P to make a real time social sentiment ETF...
    4
  3449. It's al-Jazeera. The comments are full of conspiritards, semi-literate Arabs, and idiot peace activists.
    4
  3450. You ain't helping
    4
  3451. It's called a riot.
    4
  3452. Don't be silly.
    4
  3453. He died in obscurity
    4
  3454.  @KASPA-KEY  don't you have a guilty plea to negotiate or something?
    4
  3455. It was always just a show to please English eyes. Most of it doesn't work anyway
    4
  3456. Just drove through the area. A lot of damage visible from Hwy400 with torn roofs, a downed power line, and a boat thrown into a house. Cleanup crews already working on it.
    4
  3457. Turbulence. It blows. I'll see myself out...
    4
  3458. I think she liked being outcast by what you say.
    4
  3459. Dude, the baby literally had just been declared dead
    4
  3460.  @john2335  given your belicose wording I'd question the reliability of whomever yer reading. Keep in mind we already knew what crimes we'd accuse Moscow of before the war even started and dehumanizing speach about Russians is tolerated (not a metaphor).
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  3461. Lose the partisan BS.
    4
  3462. Almost ten years ago I thought about antminers but found they were beyond my expertise and budget.
    4
  3463. It's Patrick's humor. He took their money while indirectly casting shade on their business model
    4
  3464.  @MattSmith-rr2he  you're a liar, too
    4
  3465. Not really. There were homemade guns since forever
    4
  3466. The reason Elizabeth Homes seems unnatural and creepy is that everything was an act. Even her voice was fake, she spoke deeply to sound older and get taken more seriously. She copied Steve Job's wardrobe, wore enough makeup to make a normal girl look pretty, and maintained a blank expression to hide how she was lying the whole time.
    4
  3467. None of the adults look hungry. And if they were starving I'm sure the men would either surrender or commit to an all out attack.
    4
  3468. I've seen people keep refusing to believe it was worth the money despite the amount of oil per year alone exceeded the purchase price
    4
  3469.  @bigbarry8343  India is still dirt poor, though. That's why remote work prices are ridiculous
    4
  3470. He charged them with club
    4
  3471. Most modern Christmas customs, yes.
    4
  3472. In key locations in cities, every bit of land has a price. Empty spaces are just a waste.
    4
  3473.  @JL-kf8mw  that's what people said about real estate before the recession
    4
  3474. Come on, now. He's a deadbeat not a kid killer, he didn't want his baby to get hurt.
    4
  3475. Found Florida Man
    4
  3476. I bet my student loans during the Covid crash. I told no one because I knew what'd they say, then I made bank.
    4
  3477. War often causes inflation as economies are destroyed much faster than populations. Less stuff divided among same amount of people equals rising prices. Emergency government borrowing also dumps more currency into the economy. I.E. inflation. Economic suffering is the part of war that can persist after the immediate end of the war.
    4
  3478. Go away
    4
  3479. Shut up, child
    4
  3480. You assume these guys have any idea what they're doing. Besides, interest has always been a thing in Islamic countries. They just have that rule so bankers can oust their rivals
    4
  3481. @azizkash286  not all. Some are ponzi schemes. The ads offerred to small YouTubers are often negatively selected, meaning no one is clicking their normal ads and big celebrities get better offers
    4
  3482. The funny thing is this reveals that European men have worn their hair short... From day 1.
    4
  3483.  @RPG-oh1yf  I'm an ex tank driver and military historian. You're the fool basing what you know off movies. There was one Soviet officer in Stalingrad who froze up when the battle started and was catatonic. His commander slapped him and he came to. That officer would then lead his men and would win a metal five minutes later. Another Finnish officer in the Winter War went on daily raids week after week and received many injuries, saw many friends die, and killed many others, all without complaint. Then one day after a close call he starts ranting and raving nonsense and gad to be tied to a stretcher and sent back with the casualties. During the Peninsular War the Brits made lightning fast marches and always arrived ready for a fight. But one British officer commented that conditions were so miserable the men's apparent bravery was more akin to a death wish. The list goes on, and on, and on. The bottom line is the good lord never intended for men to butcher each other.
    4
  3484. Old news
    4
  3485. It's a total waste of money. It's a statistical fact that everyone just ignores them
    4
  3486.  @nomanor7987  1) The Punics were badass and the Ottomans were not. 2) Armies were larger and their weapons heavier in the 16th century. 3) Fortresses were MUCH bigger and more common in the 16th century. 4) Hannibal didn't need a steady supply of gunpowder. Gunpowder cannot be easily stolen while on the move like food and animals. 5) Hannibal was counting on mass desertion among the Latin states that never came. 6) The road to Venice was not filled with neutrals. In the Balkans, most of the land was controlled by the Ottomans only on paper.
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  3487. They've been there a while. They hunt Jihadis in the area like Boko Haram and ISIS and local separatists. They announced they were leaving recently, so the Malian government wants to hire Russian contractors to replace them.
    4
  3488. In Latin America, they do everything the hardest way possible
    4
  3489. Like... You?
    4
  3490. Being rich doesn't mean you aren't an idiot. And maybe that was someone's life insurance money
    4
  3491. Caveat to the lights: Lights disproportionately grow the poorer the country is. In poor countries, GDP growth means a lot of people are getting electricity for the first time. Likewise, the more rural a country is the less this correlation will appear since small towns often do not show up on satellite while big cities are plainly visible.
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  3492. Bug off
    4
  3493. @Pope John Paul I fan he's trolling you
    4
  3494. Someone doesn't get how evading suspicion works......
    4
  3495.  @A3Kr0n  only if you're suicidal
    4
  3496. I distinctly recall global warming predictions from the mid-2000's that said the oceans will have risen several feet by 2020. That should show you the value of these predictions.
    4
  3497. Does this look like South Africa to you?
    4
  3498. You can tell these farming propaganda people know nothing of farming, because if they did they'd be talking about new plant breeds and installing water pipes.
    4
  3499. Most of us are better off renting a house anyway. Whether the landlord is some corporate goon or some local goon doesn't matter.
    4
  3500. They got on the market by buying a defunct public company, the real question is how this slipped past the auditor.
    4
  3501. Of course stunt guys are negligent. The whole reason they're hired is to not risk an expensive actor's face.
    4
  3502. Given all I heard about extreme chinese food and disregard for life I wouldn't be surprised but I haven't heard much about that. There was a scandal many years ago that aborted babies were eaten for TCM, and I heard of a lot of bodies (human and animal) being found casually dumped in the river because no one could be bothered to bury them, and of course there was the matter of criminals being executed for their organs. But I haven't heard of human flesh being mixed in with pork.
    4
  3503. She may have realized she could get in trouble when the authorities called.
    4
  3504.  @texchu8331  Computers aren't alive, goofball
    4
  3505. In that part of the world, a company of men with rifles and know how to use them can seize whole cities.
    4
  3506. There was a lot of hidden competition in departments and regions and a lot of weird microeconomies.
    4
  3507. Normies, not bots. People say stuff knowing it boosts the algorithm
    4
  3508. Overcrowded jails or treating terrorists and gangsters the same?
    4
  3509. Why don't you save a few steps and simply buy shares in the best companies?
    4
  3510. Elon Musk commented on German bureaucracy by saying there were literally millions of pages of paperwork needed in order to build his gigafactory.
    4
  3511. A lot of people wouldn't like the restricted mobility of 100 mile range.
    4
  3512. Shut up, BBC. Grenada freed slaves because London told them to.
    4
  3513. And they know this how?
    4
  3514. (Sigh) Belgrade has nothing to do with this. Bosnia is a confessional democracy, meaning towns and persons choose between three citizenships as they wish. Sprska contains most of the ethnic Serbs and most of the border region between Bosnia and Serbia and they have their own legislature, taxes, and army. Sprska is feuding with Bosnia and Herzegovina right now. The only problem anyone talks about is the historiography as Sprska refuses to demonize Belgrade, but I'm sure there's other arguments. Sprska is threatening desist all cooperation with Sarajevo, instantly making them an independent state.
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  3515. All companies in China are at least 51% Chinese owned and 100% Chinese controlled.
    4
  3516. Lying isn't necessarily in this instance. Battery fires are impossible to extinguish so firemen just cordon off the flame. And there were major vehicle recalls over battery fires.
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  3517. Dear addicts: Keep your candy where kids can't reach.
    4
  3518. They ain't all tax evaders, and with many of these it's unclear why they were canceled. And it's frankly unclear who is fighting who or if all these crackdowns are coordinated or independent actions by bureaucrats with their own agenda. And frankly there's so little enforcement in China that seeing a whole class of individuals get the ax makes us ask questions.
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  3519.  @annieandelsieofarendelle3294  There's worse. In the Middle East it's hard to find a willing wife because a lot of the girls are already sold off to be married by the time they reach puberty.
    4
  3520. They're taking cash for shares and going elsewhere, and most of these sell are from foreign investors.
    4
  3521. Yes, but will the road last more than a few years?
    4
  3522. Make a private jet version and sell it to billionaires and celebrities.
    4
  3523. FYI: Al-Aqsa sits on the exact spot of the old Jewish temple and the WzilunWall where the Jews pray is literally right around the corner. The Arabs, of course, are accusing these Jews of the crime of walking down the road.
    4
  3524. Media gaslight? Most English language news sources indiscriminately favor "natives" even when they extort businesses and deal drugs. Who's gaslighting who again, herr hypocrite?
    4
  3525. We already have digital currency. It's called a debit card. My employer credits my account, and I credit the grocery store's.
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  3526. China never had a middle class
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  3527. The Lebanese government is largely defunct and all of Lebanon is involved in some racket or another.
    4
  3528. Don't get your hopes up. Only the tiny minority of weed charges are prosecuted federally.
    4
  3529. It's Gaza. All offensives are raids on account one side is like 10 miles deep
    4
  3530.  @tombarnes4163  The suspect was a career criminal. If it wasn't this today, it'd be something else tomorrow
    4
  3531. @Lawofimprobability or a teenager
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  3532. That's silly. There's billions of people that need a banker and this industry favors economies of scale. I.E. Getting 10 times bigger means operating costs go up by less than 10 times. Ergo, you will always have a few banks that rise to dominate a given economy.
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  3533. Do you have the money for a million transcontinental flights?
    4
  3534. Why would anyone care?
    4
  3535. Mostly, it wasn't
    4
  3536. Oligarch parents, bribes, sex, these are all common ways of getting high rank and degrees in many countries.
    4
  3537. That was totally different circumstances where the problem was the depression caused the government to go defunct, not the other way around
    4
  3538. You mean besides heavy government subsidies bring down overall costs by ~30%?
    4
  3539. For him to try it, it needs to be hypothetically possible
    4
  3540.  @Jeez001  That kind of fraud can get you sued
    4
  3541. The Soviet skew on tanks is mostly a matter of relative pricing and tactics. First their one vsst open terrain that favors tanks and mobile offensive weapons. Second they got lots of steel but not so much high grade aviation fluid and not so many big industrial cities pushing out trainloads of cars.
    4
  3542.  @steampunk-llama  Precisely zero women were involved in this incident. They simply don't tolerate high-risk high-skill high-stress high-misery jobs regardless the pay while men actively seek it out.
    4
  3543. This idiot called the cops THEN tried to murder her ex. Regardless if he deserved it... WHAT WERE YOU THINKING!
    4
  3544. To add: Real estate is the only Chinese industry that doesn't have state-backed actors with unfair advantages, meaning housing receives most speculators.
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  3545. Hamas is 2/3 dead
    4
  3546. If that happens there'll simply be no incentive to fund research. Recall that private corporations fund much of all practical science and they must turn a profit just to exist.
    4
  3547. Wash your hands of scams like this. There's no money to make on either side of a scam
    4
  3548. The EV bubble will burst by 2023. Tesla's failure to deliver will likely set it off.
    4
  3549. @Hyponakte Because totalitarianism was coined to describe socialist states but since it is widely associated with the Axis and Bolsheviks....
    4
  3550. Why so serious?
    4
  3551. A bigger military just means more men that need trained on the rocket launcher. Although these day simulators exist which bring down overheads.
    4
  3552. You wouldn't even know what we did
    4
  3553. This channel is for quality content
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  3554. The EU is not a country
    4
  3555. It's called lying
    4
  3556. He's definitely more badass than you'll ever be.
    4
  3557. Ok, doomer
    4
  3558. A lot of them are in prison. The crypto bro I know personally was evicted from his home by his own mother in law and now lives in a trailer in his parent's backyard. This isn't much of a downgrade since he's gone in and out of prison for stealing, vandalism, and drug dealing his whole life.
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  3559. Don't be silly. They lack the competency and integrity to do so.
    4
  3560. Like... You?
    4
  3561. Obscure company mooning.
    4
  3562. Dude, it's all for show. The bosses are panicky about Covid.
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  3563.  @jv-lk7bc  St Petersburg was the capital of Russia for over 200 years. New York City was the original capital of the US. You're not as familiar with these topics as you think, and we both know your original argument was only made to throw dirt at el-Sisi anyway.
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  3564. "Sight seeing." Meaning seeing that he stays out of sight.
    4
  3565.  @Alex-cw3rz  not really. Virtually all technical training and tactics possessed by Iraqis came from either NATO or the Soviets. Even Iraqi railroads and mines require foreign engineers. In the routine defections of that country this is how a lot of our enemies got expertise, but the fact is systemic incompetence/cowardice/corruption/infighting plagued the Ba'ath, the Iraq Republic, the Kurds, the Iranians, and DAESH. One American NCO I net said said he trained Iraqi NCOs that didn't even know how to hold a weapon right.
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  3566. He sounds like he predicted 50 of the last 2 crashes.
    4
  3567. Shut up, AJ
    4
  3568. Imagine buying SPXL right after the Covid crash...
    4
  3569. Tzar means Emperor and is gender neutral, and it was Alexander III
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  3570. People that do this are so impatient they actively refuse to make a personal budget and get angry when you say you can't afford things. They usually make up for gaps in their budget by begging, borrowing, and stealing and blame others for poverty. Do not ask how I know this
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  3571. By sending the querries to existing free chatbots then using their own chatbot to merge the answers, making it look real
    4
  3572. This is fraud and you can be charged with it
    4
  3573. First world problems
    4
  3574. If they feel the need to say that, it means they don't know the science or who to ask
    4
  3575. Strict top down compared to where you live, but much of this has nothing to do with governments
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  3576. Some of the victims know it's a pump and dump. A low risk crime is to simply help someonw else's scam unsolicited since it is impossible to prove. AKA crypto bros
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  3577.  @litesp  Don't you have a math test to fail, kiddo?
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  3578. Farmers and fishermen need the rivers to stay put and the miners take sediment faster than rivers will replenish it. People living by the river find their house is no longer safe because they took the embankment and the rest eroded away.
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  3579. Except that isn't what happened @S_C_A_000 
    4
  3580. What the banks were doing was NOT market manipulation. They were exploiting unfair advantages. There's a lot of that around here.
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  3581. You think those guys even know where Hebron is?
    4
  3582. Everything makes sense. Cheap car, expensive license.
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  3583. They don't have jurisdiction over this. This is Federal Reserve territory.
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  3584. Dude, half the reason gangsters do this is to impress their wives/mothers and the young boys idolize the gangsters
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  3585. I'm guessing the reason they actually have the money to return is because most of the stolen money was spent on things that can be sold (Mansions, cars, stocks) and because the court is screwing over the VC investors per usual.
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  3586. To this day, everyone continues to blame everyone. If this statement makes you angry, you're it.
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  3587. Lose the ideological babble. We all know you don't know a fucking thing about running an economy
    4
  3588. Because NFTs are the joke.
    4
  3589. Except they don't have 1.3 billion people
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  3590. Mr Hwang really didn't care about the money. His biggest expense was what he gave to charity. He was just a skilled trader, and a compulsive gambler. Nothing more. He should moderate r/wallstreetbets
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  3591. There's nothing you don't blame on that. Even blizzards
    4
  3592. I see two possibilities: 1. You didn't watch the video and harass anyone who even considers negatives about China. 2. Your English isn't as good as you think.
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  3593. ​@FreeCapitalist2022 and richer than they are. How many "millionaires" only lost money in business?
    4
  3594. All of China?
    4
  3595. He did make some improvements but yeah. Most of these startups aren't really changing anything, they're just loading up on a lot more risk than established firms.
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  3596. The stock analysts generally take the word of numbers on a page.
    4
  3597. The two resemble each other while they're in the process of happening. And a lot of Chinese people are leaving China. They've destroyed all the farmland and now food is too expensive.
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  3598. The locals failed to see a problem.
    4
  3599.  @calebray4168  they migrated from the surrounding areas. That's actually how most Brazilian cities got started.
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  3600. They'd lose their license to give financial advice. IF THEY HAD ONE!
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  3601. TIK uploads on monays
    4
  3602. No one inside cares either
    4
  3603. It's an investment bank. They invest in everything.
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  3604.  @KingOfMadCows  you don't know that. They own hundreds of illiquid ventures
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  3605. I can speak for the plains, and homelessness largely doesn't exist here because housing is cheap. We have "couch surfing" where people stay at friends house, or live in abandoned buildings, or rip off landlords by making a deposit and then refusing to leave (forcible evictions take months or longer). Many assholes simply don't have to worry about that since they inherited houses that they live in and allow to rot. The state changed the definition of homeless so that they could falsely say we have a homelessness problem.
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  3606.  @Gr3kiZon3  that was before science discovered tiny doses of heavy elements were bad for you.
    4
  3607. That's some strong acid you got...
    4
  3608. Accountants likely would have seen it wasn't worth the stock price
    4
  3609. ​ @naitnait00 not necessarily tech, but office/manager jobs. They want to be the boss, not a badass
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  3610.  @PranavSinganapalli  Seriously underrated retort
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  3611. How long do they stick around anyway?
    4
  3612.  @jetli740  no......
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  3613. This myth was debunked decades ago. Boudica was short enough that Tacitus said as much, old enough that her husband died of old age and her children were eligible for the throne, and she was part of an armed mob and had no combat/command experience whatsoever.
    4
  3614.  @nicksg3002  it's frankly preposterous to blame all deaths on whatever fool is in office at the time
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  3615. That's not why these guys were disappeared, though. They were disappeared in order to extort their fortunes away from them.
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  3616. The wages of sin.
    4
  3617. The thing about being rich is no one cares if governments steal your stuff.
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  3618. I love cats more than I do people, but sometimes feel like eating some people's pets just to prove that animals are expendable while people aren't.
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  3619.  @ogstringer  took a lot longer than that
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  3620.  @ViceCoin  what makes you think they provide schools? There's weird price skews in the oil states. Some things are made locally and are dirt cheap, some things are heavily state subsidized and are affordable to citizens, and other things are simply inaccessible to ordinary people.
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  3621. One guy reported living in one of the most expensive cities in the world for a hundred bucks a month by living in a van in a parking guarage across from the gym
    4
  3622. DW continues to refuse to read a wiki article on the Belgian Congo before publishing this junk.
    4
  3623. No you aren't
    4
  3624. 4:00 So... He wants central planning as long as he's in charge? Classic.
    4
  3625. WSM doesn't know what he's talking about here.
    4
  3626. I make generic early comment. GIVE ME MEANINGLESS UPVOTES!
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  3627. 1:35 "The acting industry is highly competitive and only a small percentage make it." Can confirm. My old theatre professor friend said there were three ways to become an actor: Nepotism, dumb luck, and hardwork/talent. And while universities pump out a lot of industry professionals and minor actors, being hansom is an absolute requirement for being the star.
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  3628. 5:55 A laughably incompetent insurance scam
    4
  3629. He wasn't. He just fired people eventually when they found out what was happening and mutinied.
    4
  3630. Are we sure these are even real outbreaks? Maybe a single false positive caused each city lockdown.
    4
  3631. Chinese companies really only buy into US brands if consumers want the prestige of the brand. And you must have 51% of your Chinese branch be owned by Chinese companies.
    4
  3632. Unclear, but they definitely existed.
    4
  3633. 9:40 Funny how security measures sometimes produce the very war they were intended to prevent.
    4
  3634. Quit wasting our time
    4
  3635. There was the remarks by Fiona Timms, the "White Zulu." An Afrikaner who went native and later fled the KwaZulu-Natal and told some pretty crazy stuff about what is normal over there.
    4
  3636.  @mrmonokel2335  there is no recession
    4
  3637. Oh he knows. Recall they were looking for him because he was harassing his ex who he beat.
    4
  3638. There were specialized versions under consideration and some unknown bureaucrat decided to lump them together into one. The only known explanation why he would do this is that he didn't know any of the science behind it. No one challenged the decision as apparently everyone assumed the other guy knew something they didn't.
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  3639. No surprise. Most addiction mentors are reformed users. And everyone there knows plenty of dealers.
    4
  3640. Lose the rhetoric. What we have is a winner of this fight, and you happen to be enemies with their allies.
    4
  3641.  @lennard5173  that's if you buy straddles. Normally these guys sell straddles when degenerates drive up the price of options without moving the stock price.
    4
  3642.  @jw8284  that's bull. The "old people don't use computers" ceased to be true nearly two decades ago. People go to Dilliards because most of the fancy clothes on Amazon either doesn't fit or is a knockoff and you can't easily order large appliances online. Also, Sears was Dillard's competitor, meaning the collapse of one leaves a vaccuum for the other. I don't see Dillard's expanding much, but their economic moat is there.
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  3643. They are all liars.
    4
  3644. I just realized I don't even know where the local rentacenter is because I would never consider shopping there......
    4
  3645. This why most countries censor "dissidents"
    4
  3646. It didn't have anything to do with it.
    4
  3647. How many of those are state owned companies?
    4
  3648. The Nazis called themselves socialists. Regardless the truth of that it certainly flavored their rules
    4
  3649. That never happened. The Serbs were never even accused of genocide
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  3650. A bizarre complaint given a bachelor's degree is highly encouraged and teachers aren't sallaried very well.
    4
  3651. Those movies are marketed to small children who consider 24 old and mature
    4
  3652. Not all Africans came as slaves.
    4
  3653. They probably didn't
    4
  3654. @prateekagarwal5541  weird bullshit. You both claim it's the other guy's fault and that no wrongdoing occurred. Almost as if you have idea what the OP is talking about
    4
  3655. Lose the whataboutism
    4
  3656. Put the weed down
    4
  3657. This is about turf, not gods
    4
  3658. And a quality gun that won't seize up
    4
  3659. Is his son named Jay? Then we can have PB&J.
    4
  3660. Oh, come on. Why can't there be fun weather in Kansas?
    4
  3661.  @TheUnculturedIgbo  Your family?
    4
  3662. After I met some MPs while in the army I lost all fear of cops...... Civvie cops are farcry from military police, but they're just as human as everyone else.
    4
  3663. Note the name. Where he's from that isn't just normal but expected
    4
  3664. They don't care about each other either
    4
  3665.  @isabellam4621  In elementary school and/or a technical vocational school, perhaps. These are standardized tests, rote memorization, and cheating scandals are frequent. With the first two, a student will learn to apply standardized formula, but likely will not understand why said formula works. For instance, an engineering student will be able to assess the load capacity of a structure, but would be unable to design an original structure that makes full advantage of the local terrain. Or a history student might know all the key events and dates, but has actually contributed little original research and there'd be a number of odd gaps in his knowledge. These factors become especially bad at the highest levels of education, where it becomes impossible to teach near-peer level students what to think. You must teach how to think.
    4
  3666. If you believed that, you'd be 100% short
    4
  3667. I think this is more incompetence than corruption
    4
  3668. It's not like they're not run by former gangsters....
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  3669.  @awesomeferret  that assumes money is no object, which isn't so. Note most big purchases involve borrowing (house, car, business, etc). The less access to borrowing, the less the average person can spend.
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  3670. Tulips had real value. Gardening was a popular hobby back then.
    4
  3671.  @rhuephus  standard as in the average US wage nationally.
    4
  3672. Saying NASA is cutting corners is like saying the astronauts were underqualified. It simply does not withstand even a child's scruitiny.
    4
  3673. Extraditions are as slow as the Federal government. It took me months just to get an FFA loan approved.
    4
  3674. Will you sht up about Washington for once?
    4
  3675. Quit spamming
    4
  3676. Fascist is distinctly Italian. As in the word comes from the Latin fascies, meaning royal scepter.
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  3677.  @JordanScottMills  Carl is impotent. Hindenberg gets sued all the time and simply doesn't care.
    4
  3678. Given the success of the brand, he must have did something right initially.
    4
  3679. no one care
    4
  3680. International affairs doesn't revolve around oil. This guy simply hunted the gangs that didn't pay him bribe money, and he's wanted in connection to the drug trade.
    4
  3681. Dude, literally everything around you may or may not contain minerals from Africa. Even the diamond on your wife's hand.
    4
  3682.  @rabbit9360  calling this lady juvenile is a deliberate exaggeration. She was old enough to enlist
    4
  3683. Dude, it's a job. If you investigate and publish current events for a living, you're a journalist.
    4
  3684. No double standard, but bribery and/or deriliction of duty. I.E. if the plaintiff is a rich government bureacrat, he might hurt you if you say no.
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  3685. How much of their market cap was ARK Invest?
    4
  3686. The weight of the people on a plane isn't significant, it's the space each seat occupies.
    4
  3687. There are consequences, but pathological criminals usually do all they can to separate the crime from the consequences. If they know the consequences will come after a trial in 3 months, many will discount that loss to zero.
    4
  3688. The idea computers can take any sort of qualitative function in our lifetimes demonstrates a lack of understanding of electrical engineering...
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  3689. Also note the Syrian nationalists claimed all the land part of Ottoman Syria and then some. This included Transjordan, Palestine, and maybe Lebanon.
    4
  3690. You bragging?
    4
  3691. He tried to pull out of the deal to buy
    4
  3692. Fleeing is a crime
    4
  3693. Bolsonaro had nothing to do with this. And his policy with the Amazon is no different than the last dozen Brazilian presidents. And no one is trying to genocide the natives at this time.
    4
  3694.  @poal573  virtually all the Brazilians are native. I mean this literally, as there's only about 400,000 ethnic Europeans in all Brazil all of which were born in country. The "outsiders" these "natives" are feuding with are simply native to the much more populous and industrialized south of the country.
    4
  3695. Liar
    4
  3696. I just had a thought about the mismanagement of logistics: All those troops being sent to Army Group Center by a Halder who butted heads with the high command. Was Halder advocating a push in the center around that time? If so, it may be that he intended to create a fair accompli.
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  3697. Because it encourages hoarding. Less spending = less sales = less work = less spending money = repeat
    4
  3698. This comment is already dated
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  3699. This isn't a "settler plan" as you would think of it. Near all the local Druze and Alawis have Israeli citizenship and Israel annexed the Golan decades ago.
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  3700. Yeah, the one thing no one wants to admit is he's just an ordinary Russian. Not god. Not satan.
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  3701. So?
    4
  3702. ​ @muleorastromule3491 what imaginary crime are the voices accusing the cops of? It's not like you don't flush your own DNA down the toilet
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  3703. Not if you know anything
    4
  3704.  @h-h1859  I didn't act like I knew or cared for your opinion, hypocrite. So lose the silly rhetoric.
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  3705.  @mamallama7708  namely you
    4
  3706.  @Gemini_mind  liar
    4
  3707. Warfare is targeted. The Chinese don't discriminate who they rip off.
    4
  3708. I got news for you: America writes global history books.
    4
  3709.  @tams805  No, I mean that history books written in America are read all over the world and Americans write history about all sorts of exotic places. In fact, in many places such books are among the few history books available. There's a wildly disproportionate amount of people familiar with US and European history.
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  3710. Heck, actual lottery tickets have less fees at the same places
    4
  3711.  @Vistresian1941  We're omnivores. Get over it
    4
  3712. Lose the backseat copping. You'll never be in a firefight
    4
  3713. I think a 9mm version would be much better for the intended purpose. Lightweight, small, cheap, almost no recoil, and all a POG or commander really needs.
    4
  3714. Because greed knows no social bariers. Some customers want post-inflation wages and pre-inflation prices
    4
  3715. Not the same derivatives or scale, but a ordinarily safe investment leveraged up to unsafe levels and systemic lack of understanding of the risks, yes.
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  3716. Same story, different day.
    4
  3717. This has nothing to do with corporate elites.
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  3718. And how would you know?
    4
  3719. Or maybe just you
    4
  3720. @blackbelt2000  Sellers of cost effective consumer gas cars are doing good
    4
  3721. Liar
    4
  3722. Except nothing is sinking
    4
  3723. At one bank there was a bit of a feud between the sales team and the risk management team...
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  3724. I once had a gym membership with an opposite problem. I was late on payment by one day and they locked me out and ghosted me.
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  3725. Scam. Too many buzzwords that don't go together
    4
  3726. I'd wager target practice when training the actors.
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  3727.  @dusjjdjdjdjdj180  the west didn't intervene in Bosnia. The war ended because the Serbs and Bosniaks were at a draw. NATO would later intervene in Kosovo.
    4
  3728. The Muslims discriminate where they get their medical supplies, not their guns. One Yemeni Mukhtar fighting the Egyptians just told everyone the airdrops were gifts from God, like manna from heaven.
    4
  3729. It hurts to be Egyptian all the time.
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  3730. I don't think that's inflation adjusted
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  3731. There's very little accounting enforcement in China at all. As long as you fool the casual investor no one cares.
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  3732. Nefarious? What makes you think they have a problem with Russians? Most of these guys are only concern with local matters.
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  3733. Found the crypto scammer
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  3734. Not anymore. If you follow finance spaces you'll notice silence on the topic. If you ask it people will simply bring up various risks that make them look elsewhere
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  3735. If you own a car, it'd cost less than a hundred bucks. Drive yourself there like everyone else.
    4
  3736. Quit whining. He knew the risks of being in enemy territory. Especially when they got censorship laws.
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  3737. That's silly. We can already do that with debit cards. All the police needs is a warrant from a judge to freeze accounts.
    4
  3738. @Gunners_Mate_Guns  I've see algorithms censor "you are" because AI picks up on insults.
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  3739. There were a few good series still going on.
    4
  3740. Lose the bull
    4
  3741. If you exercise regularly, then it's cheaper to buy your own gear
    4
  3742. It's called gambling
    4
  3743. Houses do not rise in value, land does. It doesn't matter how long you own a house in a rural area, it's going to trade at the same price forever.
    4
  3744. I always get mixed up whether they mean birth gender or fake gender too
    4
  3745. I'm surprised no one mentioned a tear gas grenade. Those change the atmosphere... in more than one way.
    4
  3746.  @cageybee7221  It forced people to pay for a service they couldn't really afford.
    4
  3747. That's the Russian's turf.
    4
  3748. Selll
    4
  3749. They literally aren't. And this company technically isn't a scam since what the CEO Rene Haas said was all technically true
    4
  3750. The socialists in the comments don't watch these videos. They don't know either.
    4
  3751.  @TheImperatorKnight  There's no logic, just rhetorical bull so people will do what they want.
    4
  3752. He was a KGB agent back in the day but after the USSR collapsed he drove a cab in his spare time to make ends meet.
    4
  3753.  @vg7226  dude, he was roasting the guy. Putin did once have to drive a cab to pay the bills.
    4
  3754.  @asylumking3642  that not all that fair since two crops a year does the same thing. Getting lots of good crops involve a copious amount of fertilizer.
    4
  3755. 4:30 Correction: At least some of that fall was due to Mr. Obama's subsidies of solar.
    4
  3756. It doesn't matter. If there's collateral and the price is right, they will lend. Your credit card won't stop you from borrowing to buy stupid stuff
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  3757. Bagholder detected.
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  3758. Ha! Like the Brazilians are going to follow your environmental rules
    4
  3759. Temu sell counterfeit goods, Big Lots sells liquidation sale goods.
    4
  3760.  @GloryToTheLamb33  no need to get angry at the guy who showed up for the insane trading stories
    4
  3761. Ah yes, the 2020's. It will forever be known as the era when exposing children to monogamous sex was still a felony but teaching about loose moral practices was mandatory.
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  3762. Hey look, I found this channel's next guest star
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  3763. State back ventures. Propping up unprofitable sectors since forever.
    4
  3764. You mind making sense?
    4
  3765.  @sdever  so seem to assume everyone is as incompetent as yourself
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  3766. Panic, perhaps? I won't try and read his mind.
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  3767. It's the difference between having few possessions and having cheap junk that's not worth sorting
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  3768. There really is no pleasing these guys, is there?
    4
  3769. Cold War never really ended in the far east
    4
  3770.  @Novastar.SaberCombat  found the shoplifter
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  3771. Actually that was likely because they know full well they routinely release that amount of radiation
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  3772. Dear Ben: Have you ever considered doing a video on stock frauds? By definition a total market index will contain them, and the most recent case of IonQ they took advantage how no one understands quantum physics to claim to possess a magical device.
    4
  3773.  @johnsamu  cost of living was equally volatile. As is employment rates. And currency exchange rates. But overall China's economy was pretty sluggish despite the hype and fraud
    4
  3774. Try pity.
    4
  3775. Wait, your statement seems to contradict itself. What is "this religion" and who was it imposed on? Also, ancient Israel are Israelites, modern Israel are Israelis (one suffix is Greek and the other Arabic). And there's a bunch of reasons visas get denied. Why angry at a country?
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  3776.  @drscopeify  dude, China has been officially at war with ROC since WWII. Even then Communist China had a bunch of expansionist projects that included invading Vietnam. And even before then was the warlord period where 2000 petty tyrants vied for dominance.
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  3777. Especially since they fail to bring up any crime that actually happened. They simply blame Belgium for all deaths during that time period, from gunshot wounds to malaria.
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  3778. Lose the sycophancy
    4
  3779. In China, yeah. Everywhere else, you simply have to not be breaking any laws that we know of (especially accounting rules).
    4
  3780. No one subscribes for the silly politics, vice.
    4
  3781. Sure, but we like to demonize the monopoly itself so we have an excuse to extort rich chumps.
    4
  3782. Partially. They are also one of few profitable social media platforms during rising interest rates
    4
  3783.  @FullLengthInterstates  Alaska has the solution: A savings program. They just stuff the extra in the Permanent Fund and the profits of that fund are distributed as a tax return
    4
  3784. He keeps showing a screenshot of that Reddit post as if he wrote it......
    4
  3785. Not really, the tech could also be used for NASA contracts. What makes the company a ponzi scheme was the astronomical odds of success
    4
  3786. Commodities aren't investments
    4
  3787. Biofuel isn't profitable to sell, you don't need to worry about it making a statistically significant difference.
    4
  3788. That's significant since daytraders will insist they're completing against dumb money because Coffeezilla will buy/sell regardless if short term moves. Reality is they're the dumb money relying on gut instinct and they're losing to a supercomputer employing automated strategies.
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  3789. Dude, there was no science going on. It was all fake and Ms Holmes didn't even gain basic medical knowledge before dropping out of college.
    4
  3790. Shut up, VICE
    4
  3791. Screw those games and everything they stand for
    4
  3792. CAN hedge. Most use a lot of leverage. And absolute return funds are often more corelated than anyone realizes. Like how in 2020 merger arb went insane with a bunch of canceled deals.
    4
  3793.  @SW-by9ob  Management wasn't the pumper
    4
  3794. Quality is better than quantity with games. And the most expense of making games is in programming them from scratch so...
    4
  3795. What?
    4
  3796. I think there's more than a little overlap there......
    4
  3797. Many banks reported they could not fill ATMs as fast as people were withdrawing funds
    4
  3798. No, but you can win. Ask a preacher how to stop wars.
    4
  3799. Do we need to call an exorcist?
    4
  3800. The proliferation of small traders in a market originally reserved for "speculators of quality" has simply driven rich investors elsewhere. The private equity and prime brokerage markets are booming, which amount to if you have tens of millions to invest the investment bankers will bend over backwards to get it, even hunting down CEO's private phone numbers in order to invest in companies not listed on the exchange, or custom tailoring stock options.
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  3801. Who said anything about Modi? He's busy with his own unrelated scams
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  3802. Lebanon never had sharia.
    4
  3803.  @wile123456  near all diamonds are purchased by men
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  3804. Let's put it this way: According to Chinese law, you can't refuse to help the authorities. This means if Beijing tells them to spy on people, they cannot refuse.
    4
  3805. Is that a joke?
    4
  3806. Does this look like A Bee Movie to you?
    4
  3807. It's always a good sign when the broker doesn't know the meaning of the word "piker."
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  3808. Go away
    4
  3809. Not sure, but most STDs in Russia were transmitted during Soviet era blood transfusions. Back in those days they put all the blood from thousands of donors in one container.
    4
  3810. AKA Demoknight.
    4
  3811.  @harryfaber  this is pyroland, where flare and flair are the same
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  3812. That's old news. Not much of that has happened this year because all the ponzis are broken
    4
  3813. @oo--7714  it's a digital asset. It can hit true zero, therefore it will at some point
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  3814. There were capital outflows. She had little choice.
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  3815. Nobody from his work tells him anything by the sounds of it.....
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  3816.  @trappedinamerica7740  POLITICS AREN'T RELEVANT HERE.
    4
  3817. Lying isn't necessary in this instance. Musk is African, he alternates between cheesy camaraderie and petty feuding
    4
  3818.  @JayMcKinsey  easy to say that in North America
    4
  3819. Of course, because it's not like this exact heartstring yanking shenanigans has been tried a dozen times in just as many years.
    4
  3820. Yes, but back in the day we'd do it anyway anyway because we don't need no thieves hanging around. Our bosses stopped us to avoid lawsuits
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  3821. Winston at ADVChina said that the real estate development he lived at was considered old after 4 years. They age as fast as cars.
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  3822. I once bought an inverse leveraged ETF by accident. I only lost a little money before I caught it.......
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  3823. Chocolate and nuts. The farmers mostly fight each other over that stuff
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  3824. 1:00 Define "Saudi backed." Is that what Hezbollah accuses them of, or is Riyadh promoting them in order to unseat Hezbollah?
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  3825. The cop didn't shoot him because she said that, but given the guy was quick to threaten the cops I believe her.
    4
  3826. First world problems
    4
  3827. The eyewitness is deliberately exaggerating.
    4
  3828. You don't
    4
  3829. Doesn't matter. The press and law is rigged against corporations with deep pockets, and everyone wants a payout and to blame their problems on someone else
    4
  3830. Your empty skull.
    4
  3831. Lose the backseat copping
    4
  3832. Forcibly, anyway. Ask a lawyer for details.
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  3833. People think it's fun. And there's still plenty of them as the world depended on horses until the 1950's.
    4
  3834. Because of the sheer volume of issues that would have inevitably caused catastrophic failure. So many we're not sure which killed him. We want these issues fixed so we can build subs that work
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  3835. If you could make a diamond you can make any gem. Also, common ugly diamonds are used in many industial cutting tools.
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  3836. Guy above you says he was low balled, though. Algorithms are weird
    4
  3837. Come come, you can't fault a guy for trying not to get hung for a crime committed by accident.
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  3838. Well, that dates you, doesn't it?
    4
  3839. Watch the video
    4
  3840. All costs are ultimately wages. If everyone's wages go up equally, that is inflation.
    4
  3841. Palestine has never been a majority Muslim state. It's full of Muslims, Christians, indigenous Jews, and indigenous religions but the latter has largely been assimilated into Israel.
    4
  3842.  @Ti-sq8jm  1. The impossible risk-rewards. 2. Getting angry when called out. 3. Claiming to have a foolproof methodology (if it actually worked, everyone would do it, so there'd be less money in it). 4. Claiming to be an experienced industry professional but feeling the need to prove yourself to internet randos. 5. Claiming to be backed by an undefined government entity. 6. Claiming to be in a booming housing industry in Europe. 7. Feeling the need to emphatically deny you're in the US (why do I feel certain ya are......) Bug off, freak show.
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  3843. It IS science fiction.
    4
  3844. Small nation, low literacy, only a handful of investigators involved. Not surprising.
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  3845. @BonaKim-hd8ec  when your only skill is corporate politics, VC firms will put you in weird places
    4
  3846. The correct verb is "raid," not invade
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  3847. The passage by pseudo-Aristotle also implies Hercules was a Dorian
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  3848. Dude, sensationists social media posts are not an indication of ordinary life
    4
  3849. Nixon: "I hear you have the best army in the world." Dayan: "I don't know, we only ever fought Arabs."
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  3850. It's called a ponzi scheme
    4
  3851. Did they simply declare it or are there actually Azeris in there?
    4
  3852. Stocks and GDP aren't necessarily the same. If GDP is expected to rise, stocks will reflect that immediately
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  3853. By the description of the incident, it sounds like these men were personally ticked off at him and might not have intended to kill him outright but they lost their tempers. No one seems to ask his family why he specifically was targeted, though.
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  3854. Big animal. It's just a firm push to the horse.
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  3855. Blaming? You're clearly regurgitating rhetoric from a limited English vocab simply because the accuser is white and the accused is Hindi. Who is motivated by hatred?
    4
  3856. They do. Few ever see them up close.
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  3857. You also don't need to be an ETF issuer to arbitrage NAV. High frequency traders do it all the time. However, arbitraging this would require shorting Bitcoins, which is near impossible.
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  3858. Tell it to the Macedonians. Geographic names and ethnic origins are irrelevant in national conflicts.
    4
  3859. The Mexicans are still very insistent that Acapulco is safe for tourists, though.
    4
  3860. They're loaded with exaggerations
    4
  3861. I think the 14% export increase probably happened, but the ports are so dead it makes no difference
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  3862. They call them Islamists. Which in Britain isn't a compliment.
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  3863.  @harmeharkhanna4225  there are some big skews to that because market bubble. For instance, in the US most of solar power's profitability comes from government subsidies, and even then it struggles to be as profitable as nuclear energy which is the subject of punitive regulations made for the express purpose of reducing their numbers (politicians don't know jack about science or economics). Also, tech problems about "green" energy are far more widely published than those of gas motors and nuclear, so understand that scientific progress has no regard for politics. All the above are cheaper and more effective now than ever before.
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  3864. Not just the state, but small ventures that don't really have the skill or equipment to build large buildings often do.
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  3865. Wait, aren't these same protestors the same people who complain about corporate influence in politics?
    4
  3866. Go away
    4
  3867. He felt invincible until the instant he clearly wasn't.
    4
  3868. That's so crazy it just might work.
    4
  3869. He was for a while. What did he do?
    4
  3870. Look shit up before spouting bull. 1. It was covered at the time, ignoring race and focusing on the gun 2. Virtually all school incidents are punk kids shoving each other and/or substance abuse related 3. You wouldn't know what the frick you're talking about and even if you did you can lose the backseat driving. Permanently
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  3871. Hardly. Most of the time their crime is bankruptcy.
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  3872.  @slightlyambitious  come on. These guys are just gangsters smearing the cop's no matter if it makes sense
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  3873. @jameskelly3502  No. I'd rather read the newsletters of Hindenburg Research and Scorpion Capital. Let's just be realistic here about what the Federal attorney can do.
    4
  3874. Because humans are omnivores. We will eat real meat no matter what.
    4
  3875. ​ @JA-ut8fi technically there are "police", but they wouldn't understand why you think they should arrest someone for reasons not extortion or politics related.
    4
  3876. Or boyfriend gaslighting her
    4
  3877. I thought sake was rice wine.
    4
  3878. People who are a lot smarter than you
    4
  3879. Except it wasn't. It was an impossible sonar/voice tracking there would require trillions of terabites of data to be processed every second. However, this exact tech was used extensively in Iraq and Afghanistan. One of my NCOs said he was issued a gadget that would tell him where sniper shots were coming from.
    4
  3880. Were they playing 4d chess of some kind or was it just genuine interest in history?
    4
  3881.  @munequa81  it's more a lifestyle, frankly.
    4
  3882. The US is used to define 1st world.
    4
  3883.  @julianshepherd2038  it's not the fact it's criminal, it's the existence of men willing to fight for money. If you take one source of fast cash, they'll just find another.
    4
  3884. Tell that to Mr Musk who openly doesn't care about money.
    4
  3885. Voice of experience, windmills suck
    4
  3886. You think they're all spent the day they arrive or something? No, war in the Ukrainian plains involves looking for the enemy for weeks or sitting waiting to ambush someone who might never come. War is actually really boring except for brief moments of horror that come and go in minutes or seconds and are usually determined by dumb luck.
    4
  3887. @PasqualeFA  it was just as superfluous back then, and buried cables have always been a thing
    4
  3888. Yes, he's said they were surprised and he to explain dozens of times. Every time he went someplace he hadn't been before
    4
  3889. Luxury goods draw in many greedy people on both sides of the trade
    4
  3890.  @diebesgrab  Not invented in the victorian era, and it's not a claim that has no evidence
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  3891. ​ @tonyandrade2852 he's just talking trash
    4
  3892. Fire him for incompetence
    4
  3893. You're thinking of daytrading, but this sort of spread has a bond-like payoff and doesn't require speed.
    4
  3894. The social worker would have either been ignored or stabbed.
    4
  3895. Less regs, too
    4
  3896. Better DD than every crypto trader, frankly.
    4
  3897. It wasn't hard given daily trading volumes was many times the share float count.
    4
  3898. A puff of weed isn't a full hit
    4
  3899. But that's why it's big business. They remove risks that people can't afford or are not allowed to take.
    4
  3900. You mind lending me that crystal ball when you're done with it?
    4
  3901. HP Lovecraft's family was like that. They started out well but were plagued by hereditary insanity, substance abuse, and petty squabbles so that by the time Lovecraft started on his own they had less than nothing because he had to care for his mother who was in a psych ward. The house was nice when they moved in, and trash when they moved out.
    4
  3902. @Icarus  I ain't here for a ECON 101 class
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  3903. I saw one report that selling options on meme stocks may beat the market as attention based investors mostly buy options, driving their price up.
    4
  3904.  @fozzibab  shows what you know
    4
  3905. They all know all the construction is trash. They're not going to punish one unlucky guy when they're all guilty.
    4
  3906. You think conservatives don't watch that? And people that read about controversial topics and crime are mostly grown men regardless of affiliation. For instance, I have never done drugs, but I still was a regular viewer of Hamilton's series.
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  3907. No amount of money is worth killing over
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  3908.  @OligoST  If he had insurance, or if he had possessions people could inherit. He probably didn't, though
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  3909. How much did you lose?
    4
  3910. This is a super ironic article to publish when China's housing and electricity market has collapsed as they were researching this article. If they researched this article...
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  3911. Sounds like the robbers are targeting people who won't call the police
    3
  3912. It never wasn't Balkanized.
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  3913. The Malians sure do need someone who knows what they're doing. The question is if these contractors are curtesy of the Russian government or simply hired by Mali because the French are leaving.
    3
  3914. The whole friggin country of America is part Irish. We don't have any particular affiliation with them.
    3
  3915. Soil liquifaction. When land becomes slowly submerged in water for whatever reason, they become useless long before disappearing below the water as the water tables rise and soil becomes soft (all buildings collapse).
    3
  3916. Right, because screaming and ridiculing men with guns always works...
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  3917. They've had water issues for center
    3
  3918. I use to work for CVR Energy. The security department I worked for was junk, but those jerks worked there long before Icaln bought it. It was just a busy refinery in a non-descript town.
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  3919.  @forsttco7712  Piracy doesn't make yourself richer, it makes others poorer
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  3920. You've been saying that the entire time this channel has been up. We all know yer full of it
    3
  3921. If we removed all the stuff that made it expensive, you'd whine about the lack of R&D and safety regs and qualified personnel.
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  3922. What you talking about? Israel "Talik" Tal is Tank Jesus.
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  3923.  @The_Crimson_Fucker  people been saying that since Caesar's day regardless if it was based in fact. Mostly such claims are sour grapes
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  3924. This scam was targeting minors.
    3
  3925. You say rich people are more likely to pick stocks, but at some point if you have enough money it makes sense to cut the middleman in ETF and just buy a fully diversified portfolio directly. Much of the stock picking might just be additional cost cutting.
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  3926. The eruption in Iceland was only predicted because the locals had first rate scientists with GPS trackers that monitored every inch of movement of the mountain. They closed the mountain and warned the farmers well ahead of time, but no one knew the mountain would shut down all air travel in Europe.
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  3927. That's not actually the picks that exploded on him.
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  3928. They've been saying that verbaitim for 20 years
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  3929. Too many people making these plays. Everything will be priced in before it might occur.
    3
  3930. Don't tempt us
    3
  3931. Except they were specifically uninvited, so bad analogy
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  3932. You get nothing
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  3933. Quit spamming that
    3
  3934.  @pebblepod30  found the shoplifter
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  3935. The reporter seemed pretty argumentative in some of these interviews. And there's clear skews in the sources and a reliance on hearsay.
    3
  3936. You never met him
    3
  3937. Go ahead and build your own without mortgages, landlords, and builders, then. Rental properties tend to be a fair trade
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  3938. People would rather see reputable news sources regurgitate partisan bs no questions asked.
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  3939. Namely voters
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  3940. No, they simply stopped reporting homicides
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  3941. Word salad
    3
  3942.  @isoldam  what you're thinking predates China's ponzi scheme and didn't cause widespread unemployment
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  3943. ​@etantife which may mean he has hostile intent
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  3944. Lose the blame shifting, unless you have a specific reason why'd he'd off one of his own men
    3
  3945. They won't
    3
  3946. Not maps, those were expensive. But anything that wasn't locally available including food.
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  3947.  @irlshrek  except some people hate normal life and want a cheat code.
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  3948. No one cares
    3
  3949. Ever. There's no reason to believe they'll ever be a democracy.
    3
  3950. If you know the right people you can buy the answers to the test. Also the test scores often don't matter, as if you know the right people you can buy a government job. This problem is so systemic in the army that it's like a MLM scheme where men pay off their bosses by selling more ranks. On top of that a private tutoring industry will always be big business as China's public schools are lacking in quantity and quality as gradeschool class sizes of 60 or higher is the norm. Schedules are tight, teachers are underpaid, and there's a heavy reliance on standardized tests at all levels.
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  3951. It's simple. They poisoned their soil, now they must leave for greener pastures.
    3
  3952. The term totalitarianism was specifically coined to include both of them.
    3
  3953. Anything but light
    3
  3954. Yep
    3
  3955. It's roasting like bacon due to their own domineering attitudes.
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  3956.  @leonleon2021  That's what they said verbatim. There were no bosses around and you could see later when they asked about pay the workers couldn't bring themselves to lie. Also, they were living in shacks on wheels out in the Siberian forest working +70 hours a week.
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  3957. Come on. We all know qatar paid for the ruling
    3
  3958. Just you.
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  3959. Ugh, can we have some impartiality for once? And I can't find what Republika Srpska is feuding over (besides Bosniaks demonizing Serbia).
    3
  3960. What are you talking about?
    3
  3961.  @GamerShowdown-h8j  or maybe you shouldn't be accessing illegal websites with your VPN
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  3962. Even that is unclear because the cars are junk
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  3963.  @dennisestradda9746  do you not watch these videos?
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  3964. Whichever makes you give them money
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  3965.  @WarrenGuy  you haven't been doing anything qt all, have you?
    3
  3966.  @AV57  slot machines are the most profitable thing at casinos for this reason and the fact it doesn't need an employee to be the dealer. I frankly don't give a rip if we outlaw gambling, though
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  3967. That family should realize all profits now why crypto is still worth something since they're definitely not making any real dough daytrading.
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  3968. You wasted a whole train
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  3969. And incompetence. Never ever forget that. They don't have the specialized engies/technicians to run and service the machines
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  3970. Liar
    3
  3971. Dude, they do this for a living. They get paid by rich chumps to make this stuff
    3
  3972. This wasn't exactly the Soviets at their best. They had no conception of war outside the world wars and the idea of insider threat was just bizarre. Also, while we like to pretend otherwise, this was peacetime in the USSR
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  3973.  @putdrugdealersinprisonforl9323  literally nobody does that and you know it.
    3
  3974. My condolences
    3
  3975. Same story, different year.
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  3976. Murder? She threatened them with a hammer. Not sure what they'll be charged with but I can say getting fired is the least of their worries
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  3977. Come on. We all know you'd say that no matter what they did.
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  3978.  @fmac6441  there is a gap in the first half of the middle ages where we simply do not know. Except to say most of the norms of the high middle ages came from that era. But you might see why medieval people would see debt as dirty business as their scholars often went off Latin texts who spoke of Rome's troubles with literal debt slavery.
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  3979. She's probably two minutes from hysterics
    3
  3980. 3/4 of Russians are in Europe, 3/4 of Russia is in Asia
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  3981. It's not corruption if it's legal.
    3
  3982. There was no rifling, the inside of the tube spiraled. As the bullet was forced through the barrel it would impart spin.
    3
  3983. they choose the right weapons for the job
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  3984. Amazon has huge revenue, but makes little money. That is what you mean to say
    3
  3985. Guys, they've had dust storms every year since Gilgamesh.
    3
  3986. ​ @AlexDahl We own Japan, savvy? Just like we own the Canadians, El Norte, and NATO.
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  3987. This has been true for centuries
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  3988. Dude, if you're going to outlaw dark pools, Robinhood will just charge a transparent commission.
    3
  3989. It's a great big world out there and everyone has stuff going on in their lives.
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  3990.  @ebadurrahman7848  it is when people are as terrible at spreading rumors as you are
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  3991. That rules you out
    3
  3992. Come on, we all know you'd say that no matter what they did. And Disney ain't just a theme park
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  3993.  @africadeclassified  the Disney theme parks aren't the happiest places in the world. Long hours, modest pay, high turnover, jerkwad customers. And apparently since have all these first time actors all living together in the company housing, all the problems associated with people having sex with each other are routine.
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  3994. Not even Machiavelli was a Machiavellian.
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  3995. They definitely lost big in this along with CoinBase.
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  3996. "Moving away from democracy costs the economy." Not necessarily. However, the crime/infighting that causes the collapse of elected institutions will also destroy an economy. This is a common sight these days, where many turdworld state try to maintain at least the fascad of democracy only for it to break like a twig once something significant happens.
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  3997.  @TheGuillotineKing  They're luxury items
    3
  3998.  @senseiadam-brawlstars9465  that doesn't mean it can't fall farther in a week. And it also depends of the ETF as a lot of them are invested in swaps or futures. And ETNs actually don't hold the underlying, so they get terminated all the time (especially last year).
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  3999. Like you'd know
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  4000. There's actually not much money in defense contracting. Lots of risks, and rarely fat profit margins. Companies do it out of patriotism and sheer awesomeness
    3
  4001. Liar
    3
  4002. 6:50 Maintaining moral high ground during war is silly. As long as you win and make peace afterwards the carnage is forgivable.
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  4003. But it isn't road safe
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  4004. The real problem is the whole EV industry is this ridiculous
    3
  4005. The big bosses want it to take that long, their employees know better.
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  4006. Not sure if he wanted to die or if his ego did this guy in.
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  4007. That's absurd. Even if they take over the whole car market they're still overvalued. Now factor in the frenzy of competitors they've got and the fact that EV science may never surpass gas engines.
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  4008.  @weeaboobarko  Yeah. The whole company exhibited risk-seeking behavior. Why not take the whole thing to its logical extreme and rent at one price then find some chump that will rent at a higher price? All risk, no function
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  4009.  @StefanMedici  they literally make all their money from selling cars.
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  4010. They've officially defaulted on some debt but have made some payments elsewhere.
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  4011. @aim120C  the mods that run that page are not historians and remove all content they didn't write or don't feel like answering
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  4012. To be fair, most of the people posting it are not licensed to give financial advise like Richard
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  4013. The fund was for a new factory that isn't making money yet, not old factories full of bean counters
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  4014. Most people who jump onto this either think they're the scammer manipulating matkets, or it's a matter of ego where they intentionally try to destroy the system they were born into.
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  4015. So? It doesn't hurt the company, and if you do it well you will reduce volatility and bring the stock price closer to true fair value. Key point: The stock price has NOTHING to do with a company's real value. It has to do with what investors THINK is the real value.
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  4016.  @phucprice6698  battles in general are more like 400 car freeway accidents than orchestras.
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  4017. Found the tax evader
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  4018. You
    3
  4019. About buy now pay later: I've been abusing it all I can now that interest rates are zero for those loans, but I won't use it if they charge interest. At what point does this little bubble burst?
    3
  4020. Lottery tickets and scammers. End of story
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  4021.  Michael Long  maybe that's just all you paid attention to. School where I teach has a whole class on it
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  4022.  @eze8970  correction. They wanted to rule EACH OTHER. Every tribe and party had it's own list of grudges and sought dominance either in the national government or local. This is why it's often hard to tell what they want as they'll brawl with all their neighbors no matter what you do. This is also why it was so difficult for Britain to make formalized borders as when the border were in place they were "colonial vestiges" and when they were lost they suddenly became the "legitimate border." All entities argue in favor of whatever gives them more land and beat up anyone who says otherwise (literally).
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  4023. Another thing about Japan is it's full. North American companies profit from an expanding consumer base while older nations don't.
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  4024. Shut up, VICE.
    3
  4025. Banks have the worst reputation? Sit down and let me tell you about CASINOS.
    3
  4026. The allegations are bogus. South Africa has large amounts of squatters and homeless people, and often large towns are built on private farms.
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  4027. Another reason demand has fallen for Chinese goods is that before they were stupid cheap due to ponzi schemes and dumping. The winner of these degenerative practices were, in fact, the consumers. But now that it's over, there are cheap labor forces closer to most developed countries and thus there's less import cost
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  4028. Please leave monetary policy to those of us that aren't making stuff up for a pump and dump
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  4029. No. Get over it.
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  4030. It's likely someone is getting fired for this.
    3
  4031.  @user-or1rm1ol3q  Dude, it's a joke.
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  4032. Rusing interest rates have crushed everyone who depended on burning other people's money. To include the Lebanese and Turkish governments.
    3
  4033. "He said short sellers are killing his stock" [Laughs] "When anyone says that I get mighty suspicious." Such truth... Stock fluctuations don't effect the underlying companies, but they do effect the exec's nominal worth.
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  4034. That's his way of saying he's going to watch Hamas die
    3
  4035. Except that isn't what happened.
    3
  4036. @charlie pearce  you live in a country/era with social security and IRA accounts. Note these are the exception, not the norm
    3
  4037. Don't you have a math test to fail?
    3
  4038. VIX trading is convoluted and it's a zero sum game. Not suitable for any type of investor except as a hedge or for "tactical traders" (aka professional gamblers).
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  4039. This is greenmail, not blackmail. The difference is one goes to civil court and the other to criminal court.
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  4040. You have to get a comment in early if you want meaningless upvotes.
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  4041. How can you talk so much but say so little?
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  4042. It's not like they don't also pretend to be affiliated with Apple's engineering.
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  4043. Dude, there's investing, there's gambling, and there's crime. Investing is not the one whose siphoning.
    3
  4044. It's unclear if that will occur. This is a gray rhino type bubble, meaning Chinese businessmen desperate to become the biggest on the block will keep feeding into the maelstrom even when reality has become plain for all to see. Contrast this with the first world, where the bubble bursts instantly once it's existence becomes widely known.
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  4045. Shut up and finish your burger
    3
  4046. Definitely English. MBS speaks it.
    3
  4047. Except it isn't their money, but their customers
    3
  4048. I never had that issue, and I go into Walmart with a backpack
    3
  4049. Polymer ammo in my hands will definitely result in mushy deformed plastic cartridges clogging up weird places.....
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  4050. A lot of judges let you plead poverty
    3
  4051. You didn't watch it
    3
  4052. Same story, different year
    3
  4053. You mind lending me that crystal ball when yer done?
    3
  4054. Greed is evil. Materialism is too vague a term
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  4055.  @blablup1214  Gaza's water is dirty and expensive. The few commercial ventures in Gaza lack the equipment, expertise, and reliable electricity to make a profit. Most water is taken from wells the old fashioned way
    3
  4056. Don't bite the hand feeds you.
    3
  4057. @Josh-tf9cr  yes, but the other major brands combined dwarf it simply because they offer more value for money
    3
  4058. @apexone  some biotechs are legal scams. All you need to do is try to make something that you can sell for money. The scientist may secretly know there's no chance of a marketable product, but will give themselves a nice salary with investor money and do whatever side projects the feel like.
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  4059. Of course Turkey has had an historic inflation problem. They're all as incompetent as Erdogan. And baseless blame shifting simply makes you look equally dishonest and incompetent.
    3
  4060.  @Gabriel-fr3sd  You have only a high school degree, don't you?
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  4061. You sure they didn't just visit family graves and get stoned thinking about old times?
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  4062. No one cares
    3
  4063. Recession entails negative growth.
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  4064. Someone must be dumping right off the coast routinely, so the culprits are likely local.
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  4065. Not necessarily so, because you see how politicized it can get which can lead to artificially high demand/supply of the service, and such market inefficiencies tend to correct itself all at once
    3
  4066. Vhut?
    3
  4067.  @patricofritz4094  I think that's what it was called, yeah.
    3
  4068. This is relatively new
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  4069. She says that, but the situation could easily change within a matter of weeks depending who is fighting who in the next war.
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  4070. Is he guilty? Yep. Are the charges politically motivated abuse? Also yes.
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  4071. Shut up, USA Today.
    3
  4072. Palestinian universities have never been free. The student organizations affiliated with different parties brawl all the time, sometimes on mass with hundreds of participants, and the faculty only ever punish the parties they don't like for their actions. Day to day life is boring as there is little rec anything in the area and the students have few friends.
    3
  4073.  @fradrake11  shut up
    3
  4074. Two words: Yard justice.
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  4075. That was a systemic issue. This stupidity is limited to very specific sectors
    3
  4076. Correction: Japan did evolve into a hegemon, and it did evolve into a democracy, but it was never both at the same time
    3
  4077.  @neilpeartspurplenose8739  shut up. Get drafted.
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  4078. It's always been a thing in China
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  4079. It does look like the new CEO is trying to build a real factory from the scraps of the scam, though.
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  4080. Of course the odds are stacked against the customers. How could they stay profitable and meet expenses if they weren't?
    3
  4081.  @chinavirus841  You don't even know who the byzantines were, do you? You're evidently making this up as you go along
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  4082. You first
    3
  4083. Also advertised as highest performing security whichvis sus
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  4084. Found the shoplifter
    3
  4085. There are some systemic flaws with paying with stock options though. It's the reason Buffet never paid anyone with them, it creates wildly unequal pay for men who might just be working next to each other, but even might have the same job.
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  4086. Jobs that no one want like butcher and plumber pay usually well relative to the amount of skill required. I have no doubt this job is no different.
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  4087.  @boohoo79  Your opinion on Greece is irrelevant. Maybe they don't want to reform.
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  4088. Scam means lies are involved. Their marketing is technically accurate because the advertised dividends are there, but significant losses to the portfolio is pretty much inevitable.
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  4089. This idiot thinks terrorists are treated differently from gangsters
    3
  4090. Come now. This wasn't exactly a turdworld country to begin with. Even if they did democratize they wouldn't get rich.
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  4091.  @brianjohnson5272  are you high?
    3
  4092.  @KNR90  of the crew that is dead.
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  4093.  @ZoeAlleyne  This goon thinks labor laws were invented within living memory...
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  4094. The Papal States weren't dissolved, but shrunk down to just the Vatican. That's why it's officially a sovereign state
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  4095. 1,800% growth in the last 18 months and 80% IV? That's a bit of an understatement.
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  4096. Not exactly. They work together following "my enemy's enemy is my friend."
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  4097. You realize that'll never happen even if it is passed into law, right?
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  4098. Hardeehar.
    3
  4099. The US collectively owns much of the planet. That is not a metaphor, as near all US large caps are global firms, so it's pretty much impossible not to be invested in China. That plus most investors practice global diversification, passive investment funds indiscriminately buy stocks, and value investors like Mr Buffet will take any legal investment if the price is right. Politics is for the politicians.
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  4100. Price shifting will cause some farmers to switch from corn to wheat/soy. Free markets sort those sorts of problems out themselves.
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  4101. Same story, different year.
    3
  4102.  @TheZachary86  US sanctions haven't changed much in the past few years. Trade with Venezuela did dry up, though. If you don't know anything about the country in question, don't make broad damnations.
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  4103.  @Cinnam0nr0ll  a lot of socialist see the word "Cuba" in the headline and immediately start complaining about sanctions. Not sure if that applies to this guy, though
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  4104.  @mynameisnotcory  found the cajun
    3
  4105. Your phone wouldn't give any picture at all under these conditions
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  4106. The equation of those terms proves you're not familiar with either.
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  4107. Europe's LBGT people aren't hodgies.
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  4108. I saw one video where a team used 40mm foam rounds to do that. It took about a dozen shots as those things aren't very accurate.
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  4109. Maybe your mother should have
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  4110. Who is "the rich?" Someone cashed out, not necessarily the elites.
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  4111. The parents aren't going to part with them and it's the parents they are fighting
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  4112. You ain't going anywhere, Greedo
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  4113. Eh? They tried to cuff the big guy they knew to be both really high and a felon. And Eli didn't give them much of choice beyond that.
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  4114. You seem to think these guys have any idea what they're doing......
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  4115. Not much of a war
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  4116. His opinion is irrelevant
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  4117. ​ @hape3862 imperialism is an insult these days
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  4118. It's just a matter of doing the work. For convoluted reasons I was looking into a cold case of market manipulation and found two suspects (or rather I found their obituaries).
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  4119. They're doing a whole lot of nothing too.
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  4120.  @halfforeignamericana5451  Not exactly. There once La Federacion which had a near monopoly on the Mexican drug trade. Their leadership was wiped out, and their component parts started building their own regional drug empires (among them Sinaloa, El Chapo's crew). These days the biggest empires no longer have any connection to La Federacion.
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  4121. You mind making sense?
    3
  4122. Unclear by the report. Also, where'd they get the guns and weapons? What I can say is a lot of jails in Latin America aren't like western jails. Typically they just throw them in there, with some not even providing food (the inmate's families do that). Others allowing anything in unchecked, including prostitutes, especially when mob bosses with dangerous friends and/or bribe money are involved.
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  4123. Long list of assumptions there. I didn't think these credits applied to hybrids, and no one is objecting to those, and anyone can buy EV if they wish, and the unnamed study sited is clearly bull to pump EV sales
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  4124. Except in the English speaking worldthe brand name is pronounced how you'd think
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  4125. They weren't expired and if you watched the video you would know that
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  4126. Some people get a kick out of screwing others over for their own gain.
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  4127. Libya's kinda crazy. With 2,000 armed factions all vying for dominance.
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  4128. For that to be true, that would require the whole country to be gangsters.
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  4129. I wonder how they count though because a lot of homeless are seasonal laborers coming in from the farms between harvests.
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  4130. China's many things but not that. I know we like to throw that word around a lot, but the word mass enslavement is much better suited to the circumstances.
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  4131.  @Bialy_1  shut up, you don't know what you're talking about
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  4132. A couple decades ago they announced that by now they'd have over 300 working reactors. Guess what? Nuttin important happened.
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  4133. Duh. Who's funding you? Potheads?
    3
  4134. It's about how a momentary shortage made politicians fixate on it for a moment so now no one will shut up about it.
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  4135. Not at current costs
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  4136. He couldn't put on a Jason mask while he was at it?
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  4137. You don't need to ban someone from breaking the law. And yeah, we often rescue the people we deport. Sometimes the illegals will call the police and say "we're lost in the desert and ran out of water."
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  4138. You get what you pay for. And if they pay to get you to watch....
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  4139. Watch the video
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  4140. He doesn't even mention party politics.
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  4141. Did you actually do the math or are you talking out your butt? Because the SEC did the math.
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  4142. A lot of these women will have simply contracted an STD from a parent, spouse, or abuser...
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  4143. A lot of people retire there for this very reason. The problem is he'd have to move his HQ so he could actually both live and work there.
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  4144. Yeah. War is spending weeks training, weeks in muddy holes looking for the enemy, and then it's all over in a 2 minute fight determined by dumb luck.
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  4145.  @KICK839  No one else either.
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  4146. Not everything he does pans out. During the inflation he loaded up on real estate that went nowhere.
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  4147. That's a lot of waste. Do they need to import foreign med techs to give the shots too?
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  4148.  @Saskguy20  you're not very good at defamation. Do the math, less than 5% of country is vaccinated. Many doses received expired before being given. Ergo there are so few med techs in country that they cannot get something simple done. Also, they got these vaccines for free.
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  4149.  @Langtw  Your degree would be useless regardless how good you were at it. Get over it.
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  4150. @Low_pH  depends on your major
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  4151. Is it weird I can't tell if this is a "you are what you eat" joke or if you're spewing PETA junk?
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  4152. They couldn't do it in 15 hundred years with the current state of affairs. This isn't a matter of progress, it's a matter of funds, cooperation, and expertise.
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  4153. ​@niuchajianfa6222 you know chinese television is all knockoffs of english language shows, right?
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  4154. There's never been any point in history where high profile human error wasn't costly.
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  4155. If only they had 400 more guns. Then it'd be OVER 9000!
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  4156. Let me explain why military strategy was not a consideration in the LCS: Expensive/irreplaceable ships are held back in safety until the opportune moment. Cheap/cost effective ships are sent forward in high risk missions. The LCS is among the most expensive ships in the world, but was built for fighting at point blank range against larger forces.
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  4157. Liars get scalped
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  4158. Was tanker. Can confirm.
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  4159. Shut up. Any court will rule this justified and impeach you as a witness for incompetence
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  4160. It's a hit all over the US except the inner cities where the users lack the expertise to make guns. Still, the article exaggerates. These guns are crummy and most people who use them just enjoy building stuff.
    3
  4161. More bullets?
    3
  4162. Pretty obvious suicide
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  4163. Who said they have that? They ain't on anyone's side
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  4164. No one cares
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  4165. How much did you lose?
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  4166.  @denizylmaz3363  and yet all the currency reserves ended up in some fool's pocket.
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  4167. @user-xu6vx7bh4b  not worth a billion dollars. This is a tiny country with no major cities
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  4168. As Vegetius said, attacking on a broad front should only be attempted if you are sure the opposition will collapse everywhere at once.
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  4169. The shenanigans to avoid collateral damage get pretty weird. At one point the Israelis would blow a rocket above a building to scare off bystanders, but Hamas soldiers figured that out and assembled a mob to stand on the roof.
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  4170. They sure ain't trigger happy, though
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  4171. There's been weirder, I assure you.
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  4172. In an Earthquake prone area, wood is much better than rock.
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  4173. Allegedly it wasn't exactly a dam, it was just a clogged tunnel that conveniently held water back
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  4174. It can't be that bad, she's got a job and can throw that cocky attitude around in public.
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  4175. Doesn't explicitly say, the dates come from how to line up with Jewish holidays in order to give the holiday prophet aspects, not the other way around
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  4176. Morale among those troops were low at the best of times regardless whose in charge.
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  4177. That is the most absurd thing I heard all day, and I encountered a illuminati believer an hour ago.
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  4178. To who and why?
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  4179. @Marcial Abrahantes  it's because the recipe and process doesn't and the demand is steady because people drink it like water.
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  4180. If you had Googled that you would have found the answer is no. Ratings agencies own all the indices. To be fair, their are allegations some companies paid money to get on certain indices.
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  4181. Doesn't matter. Everyone who envies his post will blame him even if the cause is something else.
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  4182. You?
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  4183. Fun fact: Japanese smiths went to great lengths to ensure the sword edge was hard while the thickest portion was more mallable. This meant the edge could be sharper while the sword would bend instead of break.
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  4184. And you thought your cost of living was a problem.
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  4185. The Dutch East India Company needs more finance videos than it gets. It was the world's only publicly traded COUNTRY. Owned and run by the Dutch government and managing their extensive overseas empire, and the subject of the world's first short and distort scheme.
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  4186. Vhut?
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  4187. I would never say something like that on camera. The chance it becomes dated or omninous in rhetorspect is too high...
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  4188. It's called bullshit
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  4189. Then why are you on this channel?
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  4190. Bot detected
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  4191. Printing more money does not mean there is more stuff to buy with it.
    3
  4192. There were major layoffs over the past year
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  4193. FYI, many mortgage places WILL refuse you loans if these aren't installed above EACH SINK.
    3
  4194. A lot of Seeking Alpha material is proceedurally generated or paid content
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  4195. Bedtime fantasies vs reality right here
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  4196.  @rebeccajohnson629  or they left for some reason
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  4197. Quests for world domination never end well........
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  4198.  @80YearOldWoman...  yeah, I looked him up and he had an allegation of flashing someone years before but it was a he-said they-said. His wife of many years spoke poor English and had no family in London which is probably significant. But that's not something that's an immediate red flag, and you can't expect anyone who ever worked with the suspect to know about his stash of "brutal porn." He also flash himself on camera only three days before the murder and that charge would have caught up to him quickly.
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  4199.  @happydace6991  are you this domineering all the time or just on the internet? If the latter, take a long break. If the former, I'd advise your spouse to leave you immediately. Now shut up before someone turns into pot roast.
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  4200. You don't. Put your savings in an index fund
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  4201. We all like to pretend those bozos geeking out over expensive tactical gear were never really in the army... But then we get reminded how many of them are in the Pentagon.
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  4202. Like you're any better. And no, the bosses act this way because they fear losing men. Not because they want to.
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  4203. So? Derails happen. We just bring in a welding crew to scrap the damages cars.
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  4204. Don't. Until they cause an issue just let them be.
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  4205. Yes, but most startups are small businesses that want to be big
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  4206.  @jryde421  I own a duplex, dude
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  4207. @Andrew Hubbard  so what? I bought this place from a big corporate agency at the same time. They sold it cheap because those city slickers had never even seen the place. With real estate, you'll find a lot of weird local trends that get presumed to be global trends
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  4208. This is how people say "tank you" in Finland.
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  4209. Which they don't have. Don't go off claims by Chinese officials. Claims that cloning have been achieved, that an invasion is imminent, and ridiculous GDP growth expectations are not uncommon.
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  4210. IDK, they get a lot of complaints from people blaming brokers for their own terrible trades. They file hundreds of lawsuits a year, that's all we know
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  4211. In South Africa, the Zulu monarchy is widely believed to be a scam.
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  4212. It's like weed. Fast money until caught. Totally not worth the prison time, though
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  4213. Yeah, I actually suspended judgement when I first heard about him as a teenager because I couldn't see how what he did for a living should actually earn him money
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  4214. Who lied? The tech sector is not the economy
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  4215. Dude this is old news
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  4216. It's also dirt poor with a massive population that poops in sacred rivers
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  4217.  @joefer5360  He was older than the boomer generation, not a bad lifespan.
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  4218. The reporter confused radiation with radioactive byproduct...
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  4219. Poor people risking their lives to get in? That happens in a lot of first world countries.
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  4220. Iranian? She has a British accent and clearly a British perspective. We don't care where her family is from.
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  4221. Yes, but a lot of people are owed back pay and bond payments.
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  4222. Chinese markets exist for the sponsors to make money, not you.
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  4223. He got what he deserved
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  4224.  @jackholler3572  licing? Typo? And PPP refers to relative cost of living. For instance, Britain makes more money per capita than Russia, but the cost of land and rent and farm goods are lower in Russia. Good PPP numbers is often a sign of general poverty. For instance, groceries in Africa cost a fraction what they do in America, but that is because the farmers are extremely poor and would be happy with 10 dollars a day. Also those PPP rankings are useless because it varies wildly depending what basket of goods you measure. And the numbers are super easy to manipulate for that very reason. In Turkey's case, seeing how a lot of people's livelihoods are collecting recycle on foot and every last bit of modernization comes from Europe and NATO, it seems they're not really a middle income country.
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  4225. You get what you pay for
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  4226. Robert Leonard in his book complained about the "battle calculus" the Pentagon was throwing around. Basically the algorithm the computer was using was the whole of both armies would start at a set distance, charge towards each other at a set rate, fire immediately upon coming into range, kill each other at a predictable rate, and the piles of bodies/wreckage not even being an issue let alone the effects of the horror of the scene upon human operators.
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  4227. 19:40 TIK, you really need to stop commenting on current affairs as not only are there wild gaps in your knowledge, your info is months or years out of date. Quant easing was reversed in January of 2022, and now quant tightening is happening. Also, this affects all lenders and borrowers, not just neighboring states. For instance, the collapse of crypto banks, biotech firms, "unicorns," Chinese real estate, Levantine banks, the Turkish and Lebanese currencies, and a couple other things are ascribed to current Fed policy as these fools all relied on burning other people's money.
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  4228. 1:50 MAJOR street riots materialized for the first time in decades. Localized riots happen all the time.
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  4229. Vhut?
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  4230. ​ @savusilviu low volatility is a good thing
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  4231. ​@Nighthawk20000 that's silly. Rich idiots get the same return as everyone else
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  4232. @hermenegildoc3933  come on. We all know people pretend the old fashioned option is better regardless if it's true
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  4233. What?
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  4234. The weird part is you don't even need to commit fraud to make money trading your own stock. 1. Pay the execs in shares instead of cash. 2. Publicly perform share buybacks. 3. Repeat until the share float is tiny. 4. File with the SEC to sell your shares in block trades.
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  4235.  @adama7752  Warren Buffet actually only pays himself a six figure sallary, but he owns the bulk of the class A shares in Berkshire. Those shares are ludicrously high due to decades of buybacks. As Buffet always said: Financial markets transfer wealth from the inpatient to the patient.
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  4236.  @mchrysogelos7623  What?
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  4237. Dude, they were there because he called making suicidal statements
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  4238. Like... you?
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  4239. Voters in America overwhelmingly prefer reformers over stability. In order to get the job you have to promise to make all sorts of changes to the law. Of course, in countries where the voters prefer stable and competent governments over all else, democracy quickly comes to an end since everyone votes for the incumbent and/or cannot be bothered to organize a vote.
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  4240.  @kryptokrypto702  France has nothing to do with this, and it's crazy you're blame shifting onto them given they got genocided in Haiti two frickin centuries ago.
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  4241. Why you assume suspect would fight?
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  4242.  Qᴜɪᴄᴋ Sᴀɴᴅ  that joke wasn't funny in 1991.
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  4243.  @leonleon2021  it's a green energy total market ETF
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  4244. Only in bad neighborhoods
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  4245. The conflicts are unrelated
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  4246. They just did
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  4247. Buffet also wants to reliably make money.
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  4248. @IK MK  such as a promise to only say nice things about China, or a promise to conceal loans, or a bribe to a senior official, or to straight up rip off the customer with tofu dreg construction
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  4249. There's hints but he didn't editorialize. I'm more worried about his occasional buying into conspiracy theories about Wall Street.
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  4250. Don't assume he shot the fool
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  4251. None of the above took a side, dumbo.
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  4252. @lloydgush  exactly
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  4253.  @jameslight4391  Watch the video. It was Mussoilini that hated religion.
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  4254. Not really. NYC people politely ignore each other
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  4255. Does lateness run in his family? That would explain why late people look at the clock and say "I'm a Deadman."
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  4256.  @kallehalvarsson5808  No, Boeing told a Texas judge they had a race quota. Far from the only issue and not directly responsible for any error I know of
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  4257.  @joez.2794  goofball most women just own whatever cheap purse they fancy
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  4258. Hopefully this series will make people dump that IonQ scam.
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  4259. Not sure why they even build those blockade runners. They sit unused in garages because everyone is too afraid to be seen with one.
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  4260.  Billy Goaty  lose the silly rhetoric. No one cares what you think.
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  4261. Don't worry. The factories themselves will stay open
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  4262. Go away
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  4263. Bravery? These were common goons.
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  4264. Businessmen are just people like any other. This guy was actually a pastor's kid who became a stock analyst and got rich working up the chain at a hedge fund and investing his pay. No reason to doubt his sincerity in religion, but that doesn't mean he lacks a gambling problem.
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  4265. Who stealing what? Lose the rhetoric and speak plainly.
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  4266. This was during Japan's bubble, so Sompo tollerating fraud to get market share does not surprise
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  4267. I wish.
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  4268. Lose the hyperbole. This sort of hooliganism has been a staple of French politics since forever.
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  4269.  @eksbocks9438  not in this case. French politics is mostly localized
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  4270. Their opinion is irrelevant.
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  4271. The word you are looking for is "uncivilized." Savage is from the Latin "of the woods" while "civilized" referred to urban development
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  4272.  @kerokero_furogu  some are functional, getting hair out of the way. Others are to show off how manly or girly one is
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  4273. It's funny, because it would be just like him to try this...
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  4274. The frick? Why is a house different from anything else? Wheat? Oil? Steel? Grocery stores? Tulip bulbs? It's all just stuff that can be bought and sold!
    3
  4275. My Dad checks the labels when buying pants. I told him the materials/labor often come from all over and the "made in" tag is just who sewed it together
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  4276. That's also what slaughterhouses do with the bones. They grind them up for chicken feed.
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  4277. This is why he's the professor and you're the normie
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  4278. Because most people aren't cowards
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  4279. ​@mipmipmipmipmip Credit Suisse froze those accounts. They were complying with US/EU sanctions.
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  4280.  @JasonB808  you probably don't
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  4281. You don't speak for the whole of Africa. And don't pretend you care. If you cared you'd be over there fighting.
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  4282. It's as essential as farming.
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  4283. How many accounts is this by now? Or did you lose track?
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  4284. It's still working.
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  4285. Nazis and Fascists aren't the same.
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  4286. 12:50 Love the Machiavelli reference.
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  4287.  @youtubechangemynamewhy  A Yuan trades for 14 cents on the international market
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  4288. People like pretending menial tasks are beneath them and/or work too much overtime to be bothered with cooking or are just lazy.
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  4289. "Hacking" on the battlefield isn't really feasible, jamming is what works. First you have to get into the system remotely, which is why critical systems are not linked to the network and a human must push a button to work. Plus you'd have to know how to hack that specific system within a short span of time when you spot the vehicle downrange. Disrupting communication/targeting equipment can be done with handheld equipment, though.
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  4290. It's the same problem as online stores. It's so cheap and easy to set up that any idiot crook can try to get rich off it and fail.
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  4291.  @The_Servant  That's simply not so. I'm sure a supertaster could tell the difference, but the rich chumps buying this are just wine snobs.
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  4292.  @Nerval-kg9sm  Most of the process is manual stirring and pressing, and there were machines that could do that in 1800.
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  4293.  @unconventionalideas5683  Heck, the biggest shareholder is the Saudi government... Which makes me suspicious why shareholders are favored over bondholders.
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  4294. I would slightly disagree with the opening statement. The majority of people (especially the young and poor) would be better off with real world investment. An 18 year old would be better served taking a loan to go to vocational school than investing minimum wages.
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  4295. How many of these troll accounts are you?
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  4296.  @SuperLooneyrooney  Like... You?
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  4297. They are all unable and unwilling to intervene.
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  4298. It depends on how you value the risk of jail time....
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  4299. Initial protests started over that, but it exploded into general rioting.
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  4300. How much did you lose?
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  4301. Don't pretend we don't all know you speak English up there.
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  4302.  @rvdb7363  If only that were true
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  4303. They have their fingers in a lot of pies, but they don't own the assets they manage. The clients do.
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  4304. You're going to lose money trading stocks and I'm going to laugh.
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  4305. It's called gambling and fraud
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  4306. Not news.
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  4307. Hablo Ingles
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  4308.  @justingarner9293  is he stealing, though?
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  4309.  @LordBruuh  they do get the point across. The movie ends with the protagonist losing everything. Thieves simply ignore all that and use the rest of the story to prop up willful delusions that that is simply how the world works.
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  4310.  @kennedysellers5320  No, he's making money off selling NFTs and books and giving motivational speeches. I hope he's still not scamming, though
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  4311. @crimsonfox87fluxule62  Former jailer here: Jail is miserable because there's little to do and everyone hates each other. As El Chapo said: "They torture you with boredom."
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  4312. You do. It's not possible not to since your bank works with other banks
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  4313. We ain't giving away free money just because you can't afford to borrow more.
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  4314. shut up
    3
  4315. Does he think regurgitating viral tweets will make him hip?
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  4316.  @comrade9374  Yeah, should have guessed you were promoting terrorism and racism elsewhere in this thread. What's your real name and address?
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  4317.  @GeorgeSmileyOBE  I just died laughing
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  4318.  @kadeem8207  you missed the brandishing weapons?
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  4319. That literally didn't happen. She's charged with accessory
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  4320.  @Hexanitrobenzene  ha. You know the Liberians eat their enemies, right?
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  4321. That is the most ridiculous headline I've seen on a finance channel.....
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  4322. That didn't happen either
    3
  4323. Depends on fund type. The giant funds are overwhelmingly macroeconomic funds lead by star investors. These are correlated to the market by definition.
    3
  4324. Yes, but there are also regional grocery chains
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  4325. Paul Peloci did the trading.
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  4326. They aren't. That's the sign of good reporting.
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  4327. They struggle to keep the lights on period, and they're testing new technologies?
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  4328. Just because there's an overlapping key word doesn't mean they're related. Besides, the securities themselves weren't what caused the Housing Bubble
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  4329. Go away
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  4330.  @metroidsuperfan17  spout that BS often?
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  4331. This is why activist short sellers favor hedge funds with decades of experience. People listen.
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  4332. Not always
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  4333. The only real difference it makes is which fool steals the foreign currency reserves
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  4334. You didn't watch the video
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  4335. @Rynewulf  all of that could be explained by how both holidays occur around the same time and both were celebrated in the same towns
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  4336. When the Great Depression started the Fed was made an independent agency for this very reason
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  4337. Microsoft also owns Minecraft, though. And a lot of people keep buying CoD even if they hate everything they change.
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  4338. There was a time when offices had to be centrally located in order to meet people and receive mail as quickly as possible. I saw one insurance office building from the 1960s that had their own printing press and post office to handle all that mail. Now we have the internet.
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  4339. La Familia. Everyone is gangster
    3
  4340. Sports teams are always barely profitable and wildly overvalued because billionaire sports fans like to buy their favorite teams
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  4341. That implies the problem is worse than Beijing has stated, given the current incentive is for officials to report inflated population numbers.
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  4342. To warn you about the R-rating.
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  4343.  @SweBeach2023  Hubble is having a lot of senior moments, though.
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  4344. Even if there was price gouging it's still cheaper to buy than to make it yourself in most developed countries. You simply can't compete with the type of equipment the corporations have
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  4345. I forget which one of the Dalton gang it was, but he was found with over 50 bullets in his and survived. To be fair, most of it was buckshot.
    3
  4346. Do you have a fireproof section of your house?
    3
  4347. @targgthewise2892  yeah, the idiot was charged with resisting arrest even though it turned out he wasn't breaking into cars.
    3
  4348. Does it actually work reliably?
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  4349. No mental illness. Only rage and a desire to spread fear.
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  4350.  @MelioraCogito  shut up
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  4351.  @MelioraCogito  shut up
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  4352.  @morgoth5460  dude, you're arguing with a guy that won't hear a kind word about any religion because he's cocky and hates his parents. Tale as old as time.
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  4353.  g cartm  What's with the blanket condescension? We're not in a civil war at the moment and my biggest complaint is how backed up the ATF is at issuing licenses for suppressor buyers like me. If you ask me those things shouldn't need a permit simply because of how many people buy them.
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  4354.  @jw5297  guns aren't status symbols to me
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  4355. You suck at economics
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  4356. Debunking you mean. I can debunk it.
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  4357. Not exactly. This was already a known issue for decades, it's just the world cup has made it widely known.
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  4358. Only if you're a ponzi schemer
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  4359. Come on. You've been posting this doomer shit no one watches for years.
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  4360. In Chicago, there are more coyotes now than there were when the Chicago Indians lived there. The coyotes adapted by becoming fully nocturnal, digging burrows in parks, and eating pest animals like raccoons, mice, rabbit, squirrel, and birds. The Chicagoans leave them be.
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  4361. What?
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  4362. That is standard legalese in countries that can jail you indefinitely without charge
    3
  4363. You'll see a lot of Chinese firms trading at ridiculous multiples. For a lot of them, the market is simply pricing in the higher risks most Chinese firms pose.
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  4364. Lebanese logic: The economy is eating my pocket book, therefore I will hurt the economy until other people give me stuff.
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  4365. Shut up, BBC
    3
  4366. There are no consumer protections for rich idiots wasting their money
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  4367. That's a felony by itself.
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  4368. In theory, they were supposed to be making money loading up on bonds of all sorts... And if they actually did that they'd still be around. Instead, they YOLOed into other high risk crypto ventures.
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  4369.  @tictacdude3468  Adjusted for local purchasing power you need to quadruple the Chinese number. And the average for the US is $150 per square foot, and our construction workers get paid per hour what Chinese workers make in a day
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  4370. Easy for a coward to say that hiding behind a computer
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  4371.  @jonlenihan4798  even if you had foreign currency and bought stuff not at inflated prices, getting the stuff to Lebanon and not have it stolen is a challenge.
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  4372.  @forgetmre  How much have you lost? In dollars.
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  4373. Fun fact: During the Roman Republic the faminist movement of the day protested restrictions on jewelry and nice clothes
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  4374. People been saying that since at least the Roman times.
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  4375. You know this won't effect people's vacation habits, right?
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  4376. Or when the vigilante landowners start charging each other "war tax" to protect them from other vigilante landowners
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  4377. That's what you said last month. And the month before. And the month before. Seriously, we should charge you with fraud.
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  4378.  @the11382  often no one buys. There are entire ghost cities populated by a few squatters. Other buildings drop their prices dirt cheap in the struggle to find renters. Other buildings in places where there's real demand are oversubscribed with presales. I recall one case where a judge required state funded builders to give compensation to landowners they forced to sell. So speculators bought up land ahead of the developers and built bear bones multi-leveled gazebos so they'd collect state compensation. The developers built a ghost city that was never used and was so shoddy you could crumble the cement with your hands. See? When corruption is involved you don't even need to sell. Although one real estate manager said he'd seen projects spend as much as 30% of their budget on bribes. This puts them in a scenario where they can either default on bank loans/payroll (and close up shop) or cheapen construction by skipping quality steps and actively diluting building materials.
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  4379. He can't unilaterally do a lot and Congress isn't going to approve some of this stuff
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  4380. @Videomorgue  It's a lot more complicated than that
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  4381. Marx literally was Jewish. His parents cared nothing for religion and he hated everything about his own background anyway.
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  4382. If you're close enough to a nuclear blast for you scope to fail, you're prolly dead anyway. A bigger issue is batteries running out. So yes these function as ordinary scopes when the power is off.
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  4383.  @davidscholz7489  but you can't just pass that cost onto the customer because they will go elsewhere.
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  4384. They were paid to teach a guy how to work with carbon fiber. End of story
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  4385. Twitter is approaching bankruptcy
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  4386.  @Lonovavir  found the embezzler
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  4387. The word you're looking for is "Sakler family," not epidemic
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  4388. Don't you have a beer tank to pee in?
    3
  4389.  @osamabagdadi5789  his butt
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  4390. @justinborris4200  you mixed up on who has to prove anything. If there's a 10% chance of innocence any judge will drop the case
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  4391. Egypt's racket during the Cold War was to play both sides against each other in order to get subsidized grain from the US and subsidized weapons from the Russians. Even then they were constantly bankrupt because the top leadership spent much of the money on mansions, extended vacations, and bribes. They didn't even have the competency to run a radar tower, they had to hire Russians for that.
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  4392. It's one of those things where most investors can't distinguish between what is easy and what is impossible. Like quantum mechanics
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  4393. Because the marines are suppose to be naval infantry but the Pentagon forgot about that for a couple decades
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  4394.  @reneroux2391  not sure what you mean. And eastern europe isn't even half this ridiculous (except when alcohol/drugs are involved).
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  4395. They don't have a dictator at this time
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  4396. Contract price is also not flyaway price because contracts come with add ons
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  4397. Some of them were in there for real crimes
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  4398.  @anjeetcrystal8154  strange assertion given they fight each other as often as anyone else
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  4399. Dude, until a year ago debt was so artificially cheap it was basically a steal for the borrower
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  4400. He was too busy embezzling state funds.
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  4401. I'm pretty sure that's the unspoken reality of being an army ranger...
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  4402. Prove it. The batteries hadn't been invented yet
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  4403. If we did that, would you complain that we got into yet another "useless war?"
    3
  4404. The Buran wasn't a propaganda piece and it would have worked if they finished it
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  4405. Voice of experience. Most of the profiles are fake or inactive.
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  4406. You could even market it to the office workers still working in the building.
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  4407. Dude, those are bad jokes from children
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  4408. Of course that happens, because everyone relies on brokers and formal markets to find someone to trade with. The days of literal over the counter trading are long gone.
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  4409.  @vincentanguoni8938  there's good stuff on YouTube if you take the time to find the guys actually licensed to give financial advise.
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  4410.  @gustavomercado1599  you think he can?
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  4411.  @alexskatit4188  I think you would blame a European state even if Haiti was never a colony. And I'm dead sure you googled "haiti french involvement" just so you could retort with the headlines of a wiki article.
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  4412.  @blogintonblakley2708  you know Haiti's schools and police and hospitals are dependent on US charity, right? We are literally the reason they're literate, and the DEA has offices there and the US Coast Guard is allowed to make arrests there. If we really were to ignore them, you'd damn us for depraved indifference.
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  4413. It was a class action, and since when is reducing exec pay a bad thing. Musk is still very rich
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  4414.  @TheImperatorKnight  Marx and Lenin would have classed any Christian dominated state as imperial, certainly. Hitler, I'm not sure, as he didn't have a grudge against his parent's religion and he equated the Vikings and Holy Roman Empire with the Germans. The only place all Socialists would agree on wasn't imperial would be archaic "pristine" hunter-gatherer clans that we know little about.
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  4415.  @GowthamNatarajanAI  He's an American. Defaming America is mandatory in America.
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  4416. But they boost management's paper wealth ten fold. People feel richer if stock prices go up.
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  4417. It's about ripping off hipsters
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  4418. Go away
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  4419. People keep calling the trial a sham but no one wants to publish the alleged irregularities or the evidence against him.
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  4420. Even now I still don't know what they are
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  4421. People have been saying that since before the Revolutionary War, fool.
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  4422. Caveat to being the richest country: Cost of living on Naruru was high because everything had to be imported.
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  4423. Country guy here: Using helicopters out here is doubly absurd since we all own cars which are just as fast and a fraction the price. We have one taxi that services an area almost the size of Rhode Island
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  4424. You can find a lot of this stuff in select neighborhoods in Europe that come from... Different cultural norms.
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  4425. We're all involved. Don't pretend otherwise
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  4426. And goons insist this year's real estate volatility benefited the crooked rich. Seriously, I had one lady in my face literally about this.
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  4427. You physically couldn't as I'm aware of no western broker that trades it
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  4428. @patrickt49  worse, civil courts rule in favor of domestic brands +99% of the time. This applies to competition between Chinese provinces too
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  4429. The minority of US oil comes from hodgie countries. Those goons just beat each other over it. Nigeria, Mexico, and many other countries not in the news so much are also major exporters. In fact, Mexico sends most of its oil to Texas and imports the finished products.
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  4430.  @Pharoh_95  They've been talking about doing that for decades, but they often struggle to drill into all the reserves they have. In the last few years, heated negotiations with AMLO were needed to let US drillers invest the requisite sums into Pemex (the state oil monopoly).
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  4431. Historian here: AI would have no idea what I was talking about and spit out critiques that often have nothing to do with what I'm writing about. Just like the average peer reviewer
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  4432. Sign you didn't watch the video
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  4433. That guy knifed a girl. Not much to pity
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  4434. That's because when you read about them, you're reading about rumors of war.
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  4435. Murphy's Law says eventually one of these guys will be busted for selling unmarked guns to gangsters.
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  4436. No, you simply haven't been reading it. US reporters are often the ones to publish things Mexican reporters are afraid to talk about
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  4437. You say that as if you predicted 50 of the last 2 crashes.....
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  4438. Seriously, though. The only guys who use bricks of cash are gangsters. Debit cards are simply safer
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  4439. Another one bites the dust
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  4440. Not fast, but it is unreaveling.
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  4441.  @yamaniking9292  look, another internet expert berating everyone. 100 to 1 says you don't even know who Saleh is.
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  4442. Narcissism
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  4443. Bizarre libel, as some people were killed in the riots there. Also, many countries don't criminalize holding signs.
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  4444. Who was the reformed scammers that became an activist short seller and then used that new business to run a short and distort scam?
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  4445. That was a jab against parents who blamed the police for their deaths...
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  4446.  @kwacou4279  that's a bit of an exaggeration, but either way you're missing some backstory. The Sheriff's comments come AFTER the dead teen's parents tried to sue the department blaming them for the death.
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  4447. Maybe at some firms, but at most firms no. I've seen places where hiring is done by committee due to local politics creating competing views of who they should hire.
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  4448. So that rich chumps will feel special.
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  4449. That is the least of their problems.
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  4450. It's how they chose to translate a Chinese word
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  4451.  @paradiseexpress3639  There's no evidence that any of these are scams yet, although I'm willing to bet at least one of them are.
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  4452. How can you talk so much but say so little?
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  4453. There's nothing right nor left about any of these ideologies.
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  4454. Just sell shares.
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  4455. You sure fucking can. Just make it a precondition of doing business, just like how Target's customers could extort them into stop selling porn back in the day. YouTube has this same problem where they'd rather remove a hundred innocent videos rather than let one outrageous video slide through
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  4456. Reminder: Hitler ate his gun.
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  4457. Only if you were a computer nerd
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  4458. Probably because he was leading the protest.
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  4459.  @walleyperch  go away
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  4460. The fact I initially couldn't tell you were joking........
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  4461. It still takes two days where I'm from. Referring to quarantine era backlogs?
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  4462.  @mombaassa  Watch the video. The debt's interest is like three times their government revenue
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  4463. Irrelevant for Turkey. Demonstrations are allowed/denied by whatever shot caller happens to be in power regardless the actual rules.
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  4464. What makes you think he wasn't planning to actually stab a cop to get them to shoot him?
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  4465.  @Monkey-ud8bw  Lying does nothing for no one in this instance
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  4466. Elon has more in common with jis father than he intended
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  4467.  @chadblake7142  The myth is that there's a war in Ukraine. The fighting lasted less than a month and now both sides are just firing at nothing for the glamor shots
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  4468. You know the suspect is an idiot when he thinks that mask does anything besides make him look suspicious.
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  4469. Turkey's turmoil isn't just mismanagement, but some of the bigwigs straight up stole currency reserves needed to keep the Lira stable.
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  4470. He did have a poor driving record and an upper in his system. Certainly complicit in his employer's neglect but also he presumably just needed a job
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  4471.  @Andriastravels  I have no idea how you're trying to insult me
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  4472. And investments with guaranteed returns count as debt unless you're Evergrande.
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  4473. I like buying stuff rated for outdoors or hiking, because they're always more durable.
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  4474. No, just people selling bogus coins, or lying about expected profits, or manipulating the price, or laundering money, or hacking wallets, or bitcoin exchange people absconding with the coins.
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  4475. That's satire, right?
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  4476. Nothing brings out the worst in men like disputes over money.....
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  4477. Lying about the economy does nothing for no one, Greedo
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  4478.  @MrFlatage  I don't know what yer getting at, but I meant power consumption is akin to the output of a nuclear reactor. Current point defense weapons are ship mounted and powered a generator hooked up to the main engines.
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  4479.  @callmethreeone  I wasn't talking to you
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  4480. Allegedly, SVB also hired people based on politics rather than competency. It's said they had an all female sales team.
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  4481. They are all equally worthless
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  4482.  @seyamrahman1002  that isn't what I said, keyboard warrior. So shut up and get drafted.
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  4483. You can bet the farm these goons didn't tell their investors about double dipping on mortgages.
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  4484. No one cares
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  4485.  @Heavyhitter786  Panic? Why would I care?
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  4486.  @bibiayube677  sheep? The consensus is literally the opposite of what I just said, pendejo
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  4487.  @journeywithkeleene3641  except that got nothing to do with Namibia since they were only a German colony for a couple decades.
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  4488. This goon thinks share price equals company earnings. Then again he's also oblivious to the liquidity crisis. How much have you lost?
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  4489.  @efrans2627  assuming by "free" you mean "become independent," you should realize they're free to go anytime they want. But they don't want to. Also Guam is so much America that Asian tourists will visit there instead of California to save money. They got malls, burgers, theaters, American accents, and they share a military and select social services with the Feds.
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  4490. Walmart has over 10,000 stores and only 400 are in China. Although, it is weird the whole Walton family is selling. Hundreds of millions of dollars worth sold while they own tens of billions.
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  4491. To all our enemies who helped create our armed forces, I'd like to say: Tank you.
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  4492. NASA doesn't discriminate. Well, unless you count right now where they promised to send a woman to the moon just to ensure idiot politicians keep the Artemis project funded.
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  4493. The only way a stock goes to true zero is if the IPO was a scam or if a bankruptcy court cancels shares in order to pay bond holders with the liquidation money. Why? Because being at zero means that no one would even pay a dollar for all the shares in existence. As for ordinary companies, if a stock price falls too low, a computer will see the opportunity and automatically buy it up before you can even open the ap and see the problem. The guy using the computer isn't worried because he knows even if a company is liquidated tomorrow he should get a fair payoff if he bought at a good price.
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  4494. Not that dramatic, but there will be significantly more women than men
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  4495. Another report said Aldritch identified as non-binary. Were the hate crime charges erroneous or did Aldritch have a rather bizarre motive? Did he target a specific bar or was this the only place he was familiar with?
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  4496. How I quit my boring, toxic, crazy job? I disappeared, ignoring all phone numbers and moving back home without telling them. And note I was on call constantly and working 70 hours a week so I finally felt like my hard work was appreciated when the calls piled up.
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  4497. As if you know anything about them
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  4498.  @alexander15551  and Canada. Most US lumber comes from up north.
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  4499. Youth unemployment is always a problem because employers don't want to have to train anyone. But likewise, there is a skill to politicking which also comes with experience
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  4500. A lot of regulatory risk
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  4501. Not exactly. There was only a small chance of catastrophic loss, and some people discount risks to zero
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  4502. TRADOC and the Pentagon has a lot of weird superfluous posts with very officious sounding names.
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  4503. I don't know, I filed a complaint 6 months ago. I got an email asking to interview, which I responded to and never heard from them again. Welcome to the Federal government
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  4504. The market is meant to link savers with borrowers......
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  4505. No one cares, VICE
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  4506. Lying isn't necessary in this instance
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  4507.  @mchrysogelos7623  Not all at once, and not in rural areas. In rural areas you can rent a room for ten bucks a month. Although that's not unusual because rural areas are usually left out of speculative housing stuff
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  4508.  @benkmarchant  Which is exactly why we don't have any.
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  4509.  @tiefensucht  This goon thinks a private corporation is like a socialist state...
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  4510. Fall for what
    3
  4511. But we cut their throats for food anyway......
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  4512.  dsab381  it's the "screw my life" moment after getting the wind knocked from you
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  4513. Stock is not the business
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  4514. ​@jgdooley2003 how can you talk so much but say so little?
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  4515. California is big. And there's a lot of high risk companies in that area
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  4516.  @comradesillyotter1537  Not always. Sometimes people do the opposite and exaggerate the threat they pose
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  4517. It's the preferred method of infighting in Europe these days.
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  4518. No one cares
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  4519. Really? I saw all the men and women yelling about how someone else should end the war for them. You can't blame shift genders when they're all guilty.
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  4520. Watch the video. The case was dismissed without prejudice (can re-charge them later) because of a mistake the prosecutors made.
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  4521.  @chaosking911  I'm literally a military historian. I don't think you know the relationship between bond sales and inflation.
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  4522.  @antojames9387  an American mechanic makes more than an Indian doctor, and fraud and nepotism are extremely common at universities in India.
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  4523. That makes no sense. Those awesome giant games everyone likes need large amounts of devs and a company that can afford to risk the game flopping. Also, why would being big make them predatory?
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  4524. Really? There's 6500 publicly traded companies worth over a billion in the US alone. Given the US arrests 7 million people a year out of a population of 330 million, it seems statistically speaking corporate execs are just as honest as the surrounding population.
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  4525. No one cares.
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  4526. Depends what they were reporting and what the state was doing about it
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  4527. District 9 was a demonstration of how the Bantus treat immigrants, with many lines in the movie being direct quotes by Jo-berg residents about the Zimbabweans and Botswanans.
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  4528.  @XxChuyoxX  That's silly. All the crypto banks have gone down over allegations of just that
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  4529. Minor correction: Akkad was likely abandoned during the Gutian Wars along with all other cities and due to the shifting rivers Babylon was built and Akkadians started calling themselves Assyrians.
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  4530. Some people would protest regardless who won.
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  4531. @Ninja Crackpot you should see the Arabs...
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  4532. More like Macau now......
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  4533. If the Brits couldn't destroy the caste system during the colonial era, then private companies can't do any better today.
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  4534. It's one of the gimmicks many of these guys offer, but marketing gimmicks are all these guys got
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  4535.  @MrCTruck  I said coarse as in rough.
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  4536. Still have the equipment. Use it for something, even if just cheap reruns and local news.
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  4537. The PA didn't exist until Israel formed it. Much of Palestine was under the Husayni clan and tribal militias at the time.
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  4538.  @AT-zq4st  I'm subject matter expert. I'm studying Mandate Palestine as we speak, trying to figure out who was giving who orders
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  4539. Gas doesn't ignite as easy as it does in the movies. In fact you can even extinguish a match with diesel
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  4540. A guy with a PhD in economics also predicted a 10 year bear market in 2020. I made money, he didn't. So take it all with a grain of salt.
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  4541. There are some doctors that don't make that much...
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  4542. Read the description, goofball
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  4543. That the department sent two women to an alleged domestic violence incident? Yes, that's a ton of luck
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  4544. Liar
    3
  4545. Sorry, the greatest crash dummy will always be Buster from Mythbusters.
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  4546. @justhecuke  how can you talk so much but say so little? There's a difference between selling to kids and what parents buy for kids
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  4547.  @justhecuke  Selling things to parents is profitable. What parents want and kids want are not always the same. Obviously parents care nothing about Twitch streamers. My sister once noted that a lot of toys at the store look like things she remembers having as a kid, which is why the sale works because my sister immediately thought her kid would like it. You will also note the most popular kids movies are things that adults don't mind watching with their kids.
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  4548. @weird-guy  that's silly. Most YouTubers make very little money. Your misconception comes from how the algorithm is a popularity contest with the winners taking most of the views. Mr. Beast and others with mass market appeal are not typical cases and they frankly generate little money per view and have low viewer retention. The other side of YouTube are professional niche channels with lower view counts, high subscriber retention, and higher revenue per subscriber through donations and merch. For instance, the Time Ghost family of channels is run by a handful of historians and YouTube censorship seriously effect their ability to pay rent.
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  4549. All chiefs, no Indians.
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  4550. It's another case of automating away functions that only humans can do.
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  4551. The hilarious bit is I'm sure someone will inevitably argue they should be allowed to rob white people cuz of that.
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  4552. Like you could do better
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  4553. The humans were evacuated immediately. No humans died, and that is what matters.
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  4554.  @andrewcutler1380  Possible, but the carcinogens involved weren't forever chemicals. They decompose into hydrochloric acid and mustard gas. The threat in this case is the immediate poisoning. No one I know of is sick.
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  4555. He has weird ideas about current affairs.. Mainly because his info is months or years outdated.
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  4556. Quit whining
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  4557. ​@Al Hollywood they just only reveal themselves when they have positive things to say.
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  4558. No, it's because they want to get away with paying less. Average level of experience be damned
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  4559. You don't need to stage mob violence. There's always plenty of idiots that will risk their lives just to make a scene that looks good on camera.
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  4560. That 17% "non-renewable" includes nuclear reactors, I presume?
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  4561.  @QuantumHistorian  You might not. The average high schooler who doesn't live in Britain would
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  4562. Threatening to crush a cop if they didn't let him escape.
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  4563. The lady said something to the effect that he wanted to hurt her and given how quick he was to threaten the cops, I believe it
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  4564. 3:20 You mean BYZANTINE ownership structure. Archane means super old.
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  4565.  @Shreendg  Both. Arcane is from Archaic, referring to the bronze age of Greece which was a mysterious period to the Romans. See Acheaen.
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  4566. That's years outdated
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  4567. That entails shutting you up
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  4568. Claudine Gay vibes from this guy?
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  4569. Correction: This didn't start during Syria's civil war as there were men in there from Lebanon's civil war
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  4570. The IPO process says otherwise. No, regulators scrutinize anything that may be a large scam, and MANY scammer have been busted using meme coins and such.
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  4571. Some people need to be nomadic
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  4572. Impressive this man has been able to cover such gangs for so many years. Most others would have gotten offed for asking so many questions by now.
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  4573. I'd bet Nikola is in someone's ESG portfolio too.....
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  4574. Nah, he's right half the time... Which isn't a compliment.
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  4575. Is crime up, or crime reporting up?
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  4576. No, they can afford EVs, they simply choose not to buy
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  4577. Mainstream car makers ignoring EV isn't "deserving criticism" when before Tesla's nonsense few people were willing to buy EV.
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  4578.  @tazanteflight8670  what? You want me to head over there and start offing fools? Cuz there's no way I'm going to be a sycophant
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  4579. It's hard to get a good translator in that part of the world who is fluent in both languages
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  4580.  @designbystu  Safety regs, taxes, licensing. All the above is the subject of official abuse. There's miners that will get gold from other people's land. And a lot of these guys use mercury with their bear hands and burn it off when they done. Getting past licensing is often a matter of bribe money or friends in high places. Brazilians will fight over anything worth money. It doesn't matter who is "indigenous."
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  4581. Ha
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  4582. It means your calls on hot growth stocks are going to get demolished if they haven't already.
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  4583. No, they were first recorded in China centuries before but its inventor is unknown. The powder was crude, expensive, and unreliable and mostly used for royal fireworks and incendiaries. Various European blacksmiths invented every gunpowder weapon you have ever heard of
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  4584. The problem with carbon nanotubes is they haven't been invented yet. The longest ever made was like 2 inches
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  4585. They were born there. Nothing is more native than that.
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  4586. That's true for all wars. The aftermath set up of one war is ordinarily the prelude to some totally unrelated conflict years later. However, blaming all current wars on the world wars is preposterous, because if men weren't fighting over one thing we'd just fight over another.
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  4587. Lose the whataboutism, you're no good at it. You literally just said that A) All employment is slavery and B) Qatar and America are the same size. Now go away before you get doxxed and castrated for your arrogance and stupidity.
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  4588. A mutinous army?
    3
  4589. Please leave Ireland to those of us that know the first thing about Ireland
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  4590. Soviet tanks are known for their use by Arab Armies but understand none of them were intended for the desert. In 1967 Syria T-55 and T-62s experienced engine troubles as they had difficulty with the dry and sandy air.
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  4591. There's no such thing as an invasive species. Animals live in one place one decade, and in another place the next
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  4592. It isn't, but we like to pretend otherwise.
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  4593. Quantitative Easing was largely undone after the markets picked back up (unless you're South Africa and QE was done to plug holes in the budget caused by embezzlement). And MEFO was a T-bill in disguise, so you mean to say Germany borrowed so much they throttled the money supply.
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  4594. Underachiever detected
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  4595.  @franriding6473  He achieved nothing. He just got high-risk loans and spent it on stupid stuff. You achieved nothing but somehow have enough money to make that comment
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  4596.  @franriding6473  I mean this literally. His billionaire status was due to arbitrary valuations of his small business. He had to misuse other people's money to live the way he did. You, however, sound like the type who makes up complaints against the system to justify not working
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  4597. @Misclaneous  I ain't joking. This is LITERALLY the case. As in every decade people predicted we were two decades from fusion for the past 7 decades.
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  4598. The exact quote from Napoleon is: "Do not ascribe to malice what can be adequately explained by incompetence."
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  4599. The majority of diamonds are used for industrial cutting tools, only the shiniest are put on women and rich chumps.
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  4600.  @Arcane1604  that doesn't mean a lot of people don't cut the middleman and get a visa
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  4601. @changen4125  yeah, the number of student visas is dwarfed by all other visas as there are over 2 million Chinese born persons in the US right now
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  4602.  @belongda6032  most people can't be bought as easily as you
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  4603. When my grandda was a POW in Germany he was friends with some of the guards and they said "why we fighting each other. We should fight the Russians."
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  4604. This isn't a retirement fund and a lot of buyers are institutions
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  4605. 0:35 Why does that building say "Diamond City" in English?
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  4606. Except that was what caused the last civil war
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  4607. Big money and big risk in big luxury items generates clicks from slightly greedy people, though
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  4608. He wasn't exactly anyone's stooge.
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  4609. Name brand US and European goods are treated like luxuries in China. I.E. McDonald's is a sonewhat fancy restaurant. Also, there are few public bathrooms in China and those which exist are mostly holes in the ground.
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  4610.  @snowman2834  she still has to give money back by selling what she bought.
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  4611.  @GoblinUrNuts  It. Doesn't. Matter. What they do later. They'll still be overvalued. And also go broke, because they're overleveraged as is and depend on sales of currently non-existent tech to pay the bills. Also, the time scale people are dealing with is pure science fiction. If we went full EV tomorrow, the majority of cars on the road will still be gas 5-10 years from now. Because that's how long cars last. But we won't do that tomorrow as the cars and factories haven't been invented yet. If they were invented tomorrow, it would take 5-10 years to build all the infrastructure. But they won't be invented tomorrow, in fact they may be physically impossible but we don't know it yet. Even if Tesla succeeds, you're talking about succeeding in at least 20-40 years. This is a speculative bubble no matter what metric you use.
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  4612.  @venislavnikolov6027  define winning. Signing a peace without German territorial loss might be considered a win even if the Nazis got purged
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  4613. He probably got shanked for his cellphone
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  4614. Mostly just lying because the misconception was corrected within days but the same guys kept saying it. I know one of them in person
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  4615. There haven't been any reported attacks in several years, but since many Egyptians were jailed for speaking about the war in the Sinai it's unclear if any other attacks occurred.
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  4616. Another possible reason for the shipping discrepancy is that a plane's max takeoff weight depends on the weather.
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  4617.  @thetruthonelove8884  He just spams that under every Africa video
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  4618.  @innocentiuslacrim2290  WHY SO MANY SUCK UPS IN THESE COMMENTS???
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  4619. Shane Smith must sell slots on his show cheap if cheap conspiritards are buying it
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  4620. Read the description, id10t.
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  4621.  @fft2020  Native American languages were more extreme, squeezing whole phrases into giant words
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  4622. Really? I couldn't tell.
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  4623. Who said it was just men doing this?
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  4624. Not much of a warzone then, ain't it?
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  4625.  @avernvrey7422  I say we draft you just for saying that. My old friends at Benning will straighten out that arrogant attitude real good.
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  4626. Why? You enlisted, I presume. And if you ended up doing recon you do understand your report gets forwarded to the intelligence guys
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  4627. They were extremely poor before both technology and import-export showed up. It's like calling cavemen well off just because there wasn't any better life possible
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  4628. Africa depends on France, France couldn't care less about Africa.
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  4629.  @justcows7772  it's pure speculation and the expected return is zero.
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  4630. Not necessarily. But yes this was mostly cons conning cons.
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  4631. That's like blaming the casino for the methhead losing poker.
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  4632. He wasn't stupid, he did a lot of the inventing himself. He was a degenerate thrill seeker out to maje history or die trying
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  4633. You can't get a native English speaker to be a news anchor?
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  4634. Vhut? ISIS took over during an inter-regnum
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  4635. I've saw one leveraged ETN that owned a "hodgepodge of securities," but nowhere could I find what the ETN payoff was following. Also, since it's an ETN, they're not required to own the underlying security. So what, exactly, does the ETN profit from?
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  4636. Because they aren't liars and they do cover stuff that actually happened.
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  4637. Dude, even if he is gone his replacement will be yet another experienced Russian serviceman.
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  4638. Come on, we all know the big guy will take care of that.
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  4639. What a lot of people don't understand is President Funny Mustache actually didn't want to mass produce Tigers because as much as he liked big tanks he knew there was a need for LOTS of tanks, and lighter tanks can go faster and farther anyway.
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  4640.  @memonk11  That’s silly. No one was within a mile of the launchpad because experimental rockets tend to explode
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  4641. I had a boss that that kept making up excuses not to give me my final check. I snuck in and grabbed it when they weren't looking and called the cops on me saying that since I didn't sign for the check I somehow stole it. The cops showed up at my house several hours later just to make sure I wasn't planning on starting any further drama and left.
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  4642. How many of these accounts are you?
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  4643.  @donnajohnson3334  Until the 20th century you didn't need a license or insurance to run a bank. That's why in the old west when bank robbers came, they were literally robbing entire towns. Sometimes the bankers were a band of bros who took a lot of leverage and/or didn't know what they were doing. Charles Ponzi was one such wildcat banker when he lived in Canada.
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  4644.  @poetryflynn3712  Yes, that is true... It is also private money, and the wildcat banking era was far less than the systemic fraud in the crypto space, but it had many of the same problems. And leaving the gold standard didn't devalue currency. Gold fluctuates in price by as much as 100% depending on supply and demand. The Feds keep the currency stable compared to a whole basket of staple goods and they buy and sell gold and bonds to do so.
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  4645. We prosecute casinos too
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  4646. How much did you lose?
    3
  4647. Most of these factories are losing money.
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  4648. No one said this had to do with inflation. Checking... Yeah, Kazakhstan has had high inflation since they left the USSR. Please lose the Anglo-centrism.
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  4649.  @broadestsmiler  and it pays the same as trade. Because IT IS A TRADE.
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  4650. Lose the trash talk. First we don't know if these guys are curtesy of Moscow or simply hired by Mali. Second is France24 is owned by France and France and Russia are not friends. Third, Mali is an area where French forces were operating very recently and they don't like their enemies filling the void.
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  4651. Yeah, scientific testing of weapons has among the poorest track records of in all science. Commanders often know what they want before they test, soldiers' feedback are biased towards things that look new and high-tech, and politicians want tests to match expectations and not the other way around.
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  4652. Can you lose the clickbait?
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  4653.  @mr.lorenzo3620  It creates children that think they know a damn thing about armies
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  4654. 3:00 There are also preferred shares, which get paid before common shares but after bonds.
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  4655. Lose the whataboutism. We're talking a deliberate policy of high inflation. Some countries do it and it works ok.
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  4656.  @atanglesang5896  if someone was paying him, he'd put even a smidgen of effort into his spam commenting.
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  4657. They weren't really fooled. They told Trevor that if he provided a design, they'd build it, and he mislead investors saying those guys were on board.
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  4658.  @hqcart1  like.... you?
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  4659. Grains are full of nutrients, what you talking about?
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  4660.  @Thuxo  a curious statement to say during mass bankruptcies among crypto banks. We get it, you're in the red.
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  4661. We all know the statstics
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  4662.  @Napolean45  no change. Instead of hundreds of gangs you have one huge gang.
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  4663.  @Karyabs  Only when they're Masri and Urdu generals
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  4664. China: "We're advanced country." Also China: "Our advantage is cheap labor."
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  4665. How much have you lost?
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  4666. @felipaorfr  the engies weren't in charge nor in contact with sales over the relevant period
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  4667. South African cops say that people assume all cops are corrupt to the point it doesn't matter how many crimes you commit. All people care about is if you're corrupt in their favor.
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  4668. To justify a billion dollar bomber, you need a trillion dollar air force
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  4669. He almost certainly didn't. He just had sex with anyone he wanted.
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  4670. Infections, rejections, abnormal organ behavior.
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  4671. Gambling addiction.
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  4672.  @matzmn  neither can a lot of the states they're working with on this BRIC
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  4673. Go away
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  4674. Float of 50%, retail ownership of 27%. There's still a lot of bagholders that refuse to sell. And/or new retailers buying EV stocks indiscriminately.
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  4675. I have to admit... I'm crazy enough to do the Wheel and Poor Man's Covered Calls on select 3x levered ETFs. Right now half my money is in DFEN.
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  4676. Pigs. Eat. Everything. In some parts of medieval Europe, the toilet was just a hole in the roof of the pig enclosure.
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  4677. Lying isn't necessary in this instance.
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  4678.  @hedgehog3180  How can you talk so much but say so little? No, most fighting is not over the horizon as you need to get close to guarantee a kill. And you never heard of missile boats?
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  4679. The difference is pay
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  4680. Men will fight over anything worth money, though
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  4681. Heck, NASA had to promise the next moon mission would contain a female astronaut just to ensure idiot politicians didn't cannibalize their budget.
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  4682. 9:05 Army guys know the struggle....
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  4683. Lose the silly politicking. There's more in Bosnia than just these.
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  4684. This is the guy that interprets the law. His opinion is as important as a Supreme Court Justice.
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  4685. It's their money, they lose it how they want. As long as it isn't a state secret, then they're just good traders.
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  4686.  @marshal1808  Except that isn't what happened here.
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  4687. Must you make this awkward?
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  4688. Liars burn in hell
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  4689.  @AnonymousReader-er4eg  she's definitely racketeering.
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  4690. That's also a felony because screw tax evaders.
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  4691. Why? They ain't connected to politics
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  4692. In the handful of tank vs tank engagements that occurred
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  4693. There's been an impending recession for 60 years.
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  4694. Historically speaking, US investors worry more about systemic risks than they really need to.
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  4695. Forgotten Weapons has several videos about the guns made in the Qing and Republic periods and yes guns made in China were as cheap and unreliable as you'd think, but many of them were good copies of European guns.
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  4696. President Xi published a snoozefest of a report that, among other things, said China had deviated too much from Communism. This was vaguely worded so no one knows what is planned, but state officials think this means more state controls will be implemented over the coming decade.
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  4697. They should have known without even trying that ball barrings are too expensive and high maintenance for this to sell even it was a significant performance boost
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  4698. Seeking Alpha isn't as big as you think
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  4699. Leave the lady alone
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  4700. @daddybear236  even then it's bad, because it usually measures the value of goods if sold where produced and the cost of living varies wildly between cities. I.E. a factor in Moscow may make goods that look cheaper than similar goods made in London, but everything in Moscow is cheaper than in London so the two different GDP numbers may represent identical values. It's like how in Mexico you can eat at a restaurant for a dollar because while Mexico is poorer than the US the fact everyone's wage is s*** means the costs of essentials is also cheap.
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  4701.  @TheThreatenedSwan  Why would there be a sense of community among people who happen to live in the same town? Same thing, different boss. And such a situation already exists. It's called McMurdo Station down in Antarctica. The biggest problem they have is worker-citizens getting drunk and taking "ice wives." The company is no longer supplying beer because of one too many sexual assault allegations.
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  4702. Throughout the Mao era and a bit before that was so. During the Warlord period soldiering was a license to loot
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  4703. It is when it's a death factory. Just as it is a crime to be a drug kingpin's accountant.
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  4704.  @abby-a  It's just something my family pieced together where we noted every athlete we ever knew had parents that also liked sports a lot. And we also saw in our own family that priorities were different. Namely my brother once got offered a modest soccar scholarship but saw the amount of time that demanded would kill his history studies, so he chose school over sports and is now a teacher. Guess which one our parents value?
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  4705. Unofficially many of the municipalities are run by "private security" and "community watch"
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  4706. Patrick Boyle said he found that vice stocks (guns, alcohol, tobacco, gambling) have beat the market overall because many people refuse to touch them. However, the counter-argument is those stocks see increased regulatory risk because they're vice stocks, hence the higher expected returns when all is well.
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  4707. Frankly, these guys will simply publish shopping lists of parts rather than sell kits with that much red tape.
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  4708.  @whitebeam-pk3kx  as a civvie, I presume
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  4709. In the days where you found a person to let you borrow a physical share, yes that was so. But your broker will see that and hold the money back along with extra as collateral. Most brokers have algorithms that adjust how much extra you can have based on the amount of risk you got.
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  4710. You assume
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  4711. Hwang is part of Tiger's legacy.
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  4712. How much you lose in crypto banks?
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  4713. We plant wheat and soy every year. Takes a lot of fertilizer but it's super productive. However, due to subsidies in ethanol, there's more money in a single corn crop if you have the water pipes for it.
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  4714. Liar
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  4715. They literally aren't. Doesn't matter how you define Euro
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  4716. VICE is preoccupied with dissidents and medicine, of course, but I'd wager there's shortages on a lot of stuff that needs covered.
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  4717. No... My experience with animals says horse is normal.
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  4718. 1:00 You expect BYD's accounting books to be remotely true?
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  4719. Quit spamming
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  4720. Same goes for Qatar and Luxemburg. The former includes skilled expat workers and foreign army garrison. Their aristocrats make money from taxing them (government revenue belongs to the king), and a few of the Qataris make a decent living working for the foreigners. In Luxemburg their racket is corporate taxes are really low, so companies all across Europe will put their offices there, overall increasing revenue and creating nice office jobs for locals.
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  4721. That's what they said when they were your age. It's bull
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  4722. No. They won't. Their total debt is several times the pre-crash value of all their assets. And most of their work has ceased.
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  4723. Update: He's been charged with a felony. The SEC has a bit of a backlog.
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  4724. A repeating historic theme in market shenanigans is when governments try to artificially boost growth, weird stuff happens.
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  4725. Stealing? That's silly, it's just proof luxury and quality are unrelated. Also, common things like sugar, cinnamon, and ice water were luxury items at certain times and places.
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  4726. Idiot reporters again ask why grunt laborers earn so little compared to the final product as if the people transporting materials, making parts, assembling components, and marketing the stuff don't also need paid. Voice of experience, the store you buy merchandise at consumes ~15% of the products you buy.
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  4727.  @wwhd1220  they're all cons playing silly games with each other
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  4728. So his men are... Trukish?
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  4729. Vhut?
    3
  4730.  @bluelife1503  you'll need a large quality 3d printer to actually make the parts and/or a good toolchest and knowhow to actually get it to work even if you buy a complete parts kit. A VICE reporter once built his own just to see how easy it was and even with expett help and a full day labor his gun still malfunctioned more often than fired.
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  4731.  @quoc28mytube  no...
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  4732. It's Argentina. Everyone is dirty. He was probably paid to say that not knowing what it was (IDK if crypto is a thing that far south), and he is right that most of the buyers were fellow crypto scammers.
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  4733. Because there's only a handful of original thinkers in the army, all the rest just copy what they think big army wants to see/here.
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  4734. Not exactly. The German state set the prices for everything even if it destroyed the profitability of certain ventures. For instance, the German trains were required to charge only enough to break even while the state would build any future rails needed. Free market governments set ration size and price when there was a shortage.
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  4735. Except it doesn't appear so
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  4736. No one cares
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  4737. I wouldn't call these bloody wars as most of the battles show signs of being fiat wars including soldiers working for whoever was paying, extended standoffs, and cities switching hands without a fight.
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  4738. Actually, if you value the company as an auto maker it has farther to fall
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  4739. Bug off
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  4740. You first
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  4741. This isn't the pandemic era.
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  4742.  @stoundingresults  That too. But a fact of life in the US and Mexico is the price of gas is proportionate to your distance from Texas.
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  4743.  @therealMelonMusk  Are you Ratan Tata?
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  4744. Ghost city wouldn't be better as while the rent is free there are no jobs and no services avaiable.
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  4745. Not in our lifetimes
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  4746. First off, stone doesn't help much because the main risk is stuff falling over. Second, the plains aren't all America. Third, you're just as likely to be killed by lightning
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  4747. You know Mr Boyle personally debunked that, right?
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  4748. Greedy? Zero sum games are a sign of greed, not long term investment.
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  4749.  @pyscez93  I'm sure all those thoughts are connected in your head, but they make no sense on paper. And the reason Haiti is mostly African is because large amounts of West African kings made kidnapping for slave trade their revenue source and Haiti happens to be where the French plantations were. The DR was the Spanish colony and is now largely decendended from natives and don't give a rip about Haiti one way or the other. And more importantly, I don't think Haitians hurting each other has anything to do with skin color. Wouldn't you say.
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  4750.  @sabrekai8706  The amount of weird stuff that happens on camera in China says otherwise.
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  4751. The "stab in the back" myth circulated exactly because there was no collapse on that front. Also, AH ate his gun in the end
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  4752. "I'M NOT FIRED, YER FIRED!"
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  4753. No. It will never happen even in a congress of teenagers
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  4754. If starting any business were easy, everyone would do it.
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  4755. Actually, I think you're mixed up. Market cap is the estimated value of the business, 95% of countries have yearly incomes less than that.
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  4756. Hard enough to support theirselves, let alone both parents and kids.
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  4757. Can't be that momentus when everyone simply forgot about it as if they didn't care to begin with
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  4758.  @epicfail5473  pretty standard crybullying and hypocrisy for the region. Protesting and eating while their kids starve.
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  4759. Different issue. You're in a bidding war with a bunch of Karens who refuse to change their diet because much of the bird population is dead.
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  4760. That they died of a sickness probably related to their disability. However, the facade fell apart under the most rudimentary investigation as "measels patients" had no rash and were clearly malnourished, so rumors swirled.
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  4761. And I'm sure it pays more on average than startups
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  4762. I hear a lot of people talking about cutting ethanol subsidies in order the lower food prices. That would work, but it would also increase fuel prices, and I have no idea which is better.
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  4763. I use to work at a US refinery, and US regs certainly have a negative impact. Specifically existing sites are continually expanded because it is near impossible to get approval for new refineries (case in point the keystone pipeline but there's many others). Also, we heavily tax oil and subsidize ethanol, solar panels, and other green stuff.
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  4764. This isn't to help the parents, this is to hurt Jones
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  4765. IDK, she's not completely honest either
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  4766. You're losing money
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  4767. Oddly enough, the culture of "shoot yourself with the last bullet" was also the norm in Imperial Japan. They were both fundamentally fatalistic in that respect and it should be noted the men actively encouraging this would also eat their guns.
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  4768. China has nukes. How does your literal conspiracy theory even hypothetically work?
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  4769. They don't make much more than a retirement fund on average
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  4770.  @sunshinef263y  Shut up before your crypto scam gets busted
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  4771. @Veeger  There are many scandals in China of cheaper meat mixed in including rat, stolen pets, and food gell but I haven't heard of people. Yet
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  4772. Everyone ignoring how we increasing the energy supply far faster than demand for energy?
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  4773. Uh, TIK. Serfdom wasn't as different from modern employee/employer relationships except it was difficult to quit or be fired
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  4774.  @hanellipsis  there's also pelts and proteins for medicine and milk. But more importantly, the cows eat that part of corn, wheat, and other plants that are not edible by humans but we produce a lot of through crops.
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  4775.  @sunshine3914  this goon thinks we feed wheat to cows instead of eating it ourselves. No, the cows eat the inedible stalk of the plant. And cows, like humans, prefer fresh food over preserves, the latter provides all the needed nutrients to both. In a cow's case, hay and silage versus grass.
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  4776. It's the same kind of cheats people use in COD
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  4777. @abanks7663  and Silicon Valley, celebrities, and many luxury brands.
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  4778. Lose the hyperbole
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  4779. Did it exist to begin with?
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  4780. The wages of sin....
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  4781. Judging by the accent, I'm pretty sure the BBC's presenter is partisan
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  4782.  @ladyselenafelicitywhite1596  I think he meant moon base.
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  4783.  @NaProbablyNot  you're excessively optimistic
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  4784. Norway is going to experience a massive depression. I can tell just from the title of the video and the fact they have an enormous sovereign wealth fund
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  4785. The day of crash is said to have been caused when one group of traders wasn't at market that day, so another group decided to trade something else that day. The last buyer simply evaporated.
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  4786. Not possible.
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  4787. [Laughs in Afrikaans]
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  4788. It's a crypto firm. Of course it's a fraud
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  4789. 13:00 Come on TIK, all power hungry people BS says they the hero.
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  4790. Fascism is Italian, this is about Germany
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  4791. They did. They're out of old weapons to give them/
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  4792. You mind lending me that crystal ball when you're done?
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  4793. And why a lot of states become colonies.
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  4794. That's cheap consumer electronics versus custom made NASA electronics
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  4795. Torgue definitely built these....
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  4796. You're no fun
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  4797. Let me guess. All "immigrants?'
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  4798. Your landlord can't afford that
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  4799. These guys definitely are educated.
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  4800. Welding, boilermakers, pipe fitters, construction, mechanics, machine operators........
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  4801. You'll find that a lot with turdhole countries.
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  4802. Congress doesn't have any input on currency
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  4803. That first trade is just like the "Bank error in your favor" card from Monopoly.....
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  4804. Sometimes people blame mental health for a very deliberate type of degenerative behavior.
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  4805. It is delisted, but the share certificates exist and there are websites for linking such buyers/sellers. Usually people with shares in a defunct company will take literally any price no questions asked, and sometimes businesses reopen.
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  4806. ​ @ashishpatel350 even if that were true, you're still an obvious greedo
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  4807. Possibly, but mass fish deaths are a natural phenomenon.
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  4808. Don't be silly
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  4809.  @stephenbachman132  put that back up your butt where you found it.
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  4810. Churchill thought Palestine wasn't worth the bother, I doubt he'd go out of his way to rescue Syria.
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  4811. NO. Most of this comes from farmers burning fields and city dwellers burning wood stoves.
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  4812. Egypt doesn't have a middle class.
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  4813. Most beds are held together by steel bars.
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  4814. These guys are trying to pin it all on Xi himself as if his whole government doesn't act without orders as it suits them. Each department acts as its own little kingdom.
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  4815. You could apply blood diamond logic to literally anything at all. There are even Mexican gangs that specialize in siphoning big natural gas pipes.
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  4816. No, Dorothy. This is definitely Kansas. ;)
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  4817. Oddly enough, no. It won't. People will build green stuff irrespective of supply and demand
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  4818. How can you talk so much but say so little?
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  4819. @ZontarDow  what are you talking about? Starship's performance targets weren't anything that hadn't been done already, they just needed to make it better. If you're going to lie, you would be better of lying about self-driving cars which by Musk's own statements proved much more complicated than he thought
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  4820. Most of the self made billionaires I know of give away a lot of their fortune. Unsurprisingly, they're all workaholics and don't know how to spend it.
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  4821. Come on. Cost of living is relatively low in the US considering it is a developed country. That's why there are still migrants
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  4822. Troll elsewhere
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  4823. @China_Secret_Police  I don't know you think I am but you are wrong
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  4824. It was a neat idea, that doesn't mean it actually works.
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  4825. The excess savings is suspect. Even at the height of the bubble in China people were spending as much as 3/4 wages on mortgages. I don't know how or why that data would be manipulated though
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  4826. ​@luting3 Come on. We all know you'd say that regardless if it were true. And we know for a fact the majority of Chinese people do not have bank accounts at the moment due to the bank crisis last year. But on second thought, that may explain the skew, as it may be the few people who still use banks have lots of money. For instance, the savings rate of a criminal racketeer may exceed 100% since he must launder ill gotten gains.
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  4827. Past tense. Sell it
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  4828. That piggy went to market.
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  4829. They sure as hell regulated better than YOU'D regulate them
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  4830. These are professional storm chasers. They gather info that weather radar can't
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  4831. The Chinese army hasn't come back from mass layoffs some years ago and the navy is losing ships to breakdowns every year but few are replaced
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  4832. It literally sometimes is
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  4833. Have you friggin seen the pictures this thing takes? It's spotted a large hot planet outside the solar system.
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  4834. Not necessarily. For instance, Russia is a developed country while India is not.
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  4835. Read the description before spouting rhetoric. This guy was on parole for earlier felony assault and was a suspect in a murder investigation. The car he was driving turned out to be stolen. That's the guy that tried to ram past a police car.
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  4836. Hedge funds are statistically insignificant. 10,000 hedgies times an average AUM of 80 million equals 800 billion total value. The GDP of New York City alone is twice that.
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  4837. Location is more important than cost of material. Out in a rural area costs to build is the only thing you need to worry about... besides finding a buyer who wants what you're selling. In the big cities you're competing for space with thousands of people who all want to live there.
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  4838. They put moon mission in the search engine when bored and the algorithm picks up on it.
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  4839. Over two decades and all planned in advance. If I told you we were going raise the value of dollars by 20% a year and it fell at that rate you would also call bullshit
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  4840.  @ananasvostel  you mean former colonies whose GDP has fallen massively since colonial era highs?
    3
  4841. If he said it then, he'd be significantly wealthier now.
    3
  4842. What did they do that was "woke?"
    3
  4843. Dude, they managed a US company from the Bahamas using the internet. Not much of a problem since the Bahamas and US get along.
    3
  4844. There's no difference
    3
  4845. A gang of Faze affiliated players became professional crypto scammers. It didn't reflect on corporate
    3
  4846. Dude, shit happens. Especially on fronts where no expects anything to happen
    3
  4847. The country was always loaded with crime, just not always inside the UN recognized government.
    3
  4848. You don't want to know what they do with recycled cooking oil in China...
    3
  4849. One in five across the Muslim world.
    3
  4850. Lose the bull
    3
  4851. You're not including the value of the land and cost to harvest
    3
  4852.  @Exit2none  Not if you have any idea what you're talking about
    3
  4853. No
    3
  4854. The discrepancy on tank numbers is likely down to how many tanks were waiting for parts.
    3
  4855. Japan is so crowded it is faster to walk than to drive 5 miles.
    3
  4856. He was also a loyal Frenchmen. Life gets complicated.
    3
  4857.  @arod8596  shut up
    3
  4858. No one cares
    3
  4859. Not as exciting as the TV shows, is it...
    3
  4860. Nah. This guy was working for a party trying to unseat Fatah. I don't know if that was the sole reason the PA soldiers killed him.
    3
  4861. Ha. He said on his phone inside his air conditioned home
    3
  4862.  @connordilworth64  I wasn't blame shifting at all. Especially when no safety gear at all is used despite the complaints about insurance and personal risk.
    3
  4863. Not even Israel's cabinet knows if they'll do it. They said as much.
    3
  4864. Double. Double trouble. Theta burn and market bubble!
    3
  4865. Longhouses? Yep
    3
  4866. Assuming you saw the incident and got your weapon out within 30 seconds.
    3
  4867.  @aleksazunjic9672  Politics is bad for business. See target's bathroom shenanigans.
    3
  4868. More than that. These lithography machines cost hundreds of millions and require specialist engineers and technicians.
    3
  4869.  Chloe Nguyen  and dump
    3
  4870. Except they aren't. Peru is neutral.
    3
  4871. Africa doesn't have a clean water supply either
    3
  4872. Frankly, they'd probably rather hold up lines for hours rather than ease up searches.
    3
  4873. What's wrong with Yuggoth?
    3
  4874.  @forcemultiflier1746  It's from Lovecraft. Planet 9 is ALIVE! And very hungry...
    3
  4875. Were those the guys on Mythbusters debunking those "make your own diamond" videos?
    3
  4876. That's just how convienence stores work. They don't have the ludicrous economies of scale that Walmart has
    3
  4877. Same headline, different year
    3
  4878. Dude, that guy probably meant to shoot himself but spooked the cops by accident
    3
  4879. Vhut? They been exporting that crap since the 80s
    3
  4880. She was threatening cops, though
    3
  4881. @ghostyfrost9688  yeah, bad shoot but definitely not murder either.
    3
  4882. Probably got a court order forcing her to lease part of the land. In that case she's being more than a little dishonest with her assertions.
    3
  4883. Who said it was millenials on Reddit?
    3
  4884. Not news
    3
  4885. Quit lying, you're not good at it.
    3
  4886. Who is they? Because the railroad has lost a lot of money in this and no one wanted it to happen. It's almost as if you spam that comment indiscriminately.
    3
  4887.  @mike15843  Some Germans are buying Lithuanian goods just to tick Commies off.
    3
  4888. They won't do anything. They never do
    3
  4889. ​ @shafsteryellow they do what they want
    3
  4890.  @nephronum  Frankly people around the world know very little about the Kazakhs.
    3
  4891. They lack the equipment and expertise to be a productive as they could be.
    3
  4892. 2:13 Video quality is terrible but it was a metal rod. You hear the officer say "what is it?" repeatedly because he couldn't tell if it was something sharp
    3
  4893. It was a class action
    3
  4894. Cost of living is less than other parts of the EU, though. It's a classic rural-urban disparity
    3
  4895. Not if you know anything
    3
  4896. 16:45 You are simply wrong. Most rural Americans have internet built during the Dot Com Bubble. It was these lines with fewer users that bankrupted large firms. The few that don't have such lines have been accustomed to using satellites for everything the whole time.
    3
  4897. @pepijn2390  Otto von Bismark said that Germans who went overseas "ceased to be German." He was mostly right, because at the start of WWI the Germans born in colonies surrendered immediately while the Germans from Germany fought to the end.
    3
  4898. Vhut? No one does religious wars anymore. SandRoman doesn't care.
    3
  4899. It's collapsed completely in that city, but Chinese provinces have economies that aren't necessarily connected to each other.
    3
  4900. They are losing money too
    3
  4901. Bagholder detected
    3
  4902. Let's eat, Richard. Saved by a comma...
    3
  4903. Story of most luxury goods
    3
  4904. A lot of people took too much advantage of that and now are bankrupt or stuck working jobs they hate
    3
  4905. How much did you lose?
    3
  4906. Yes, but factor in leverage to that arbitrage
    3
  4907. How much did you lose?
    3
  4908. Not if you know anything. The chasis is from the late cold war, but literally every piece of it has been upgraded in some fashion. Tankers like me can actually identify the age of a tank by the internals (old ones are switches and dials, new ones have touch screens, middle ones are LCD).
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  4909. Blaming MBS for the recession is like blaming stocks for the depression. It makes no sense
    3
  4910. It's not like all these chinese sellers don't get banned anyway
    3
  4911. The whole friggin Arab world shares many of the same sins.
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  4912. Luxurious? I know the big houses seem nice to a city slicker but houses are cheap out here. It's just a matter of price skews
    3
  4913. Shut up
    3
  4914.  @schloops8473  There's a real threat of mass delisting from the exchange of countries who don't comply with our audit standards
    3
  4915. Clearly not. He was Chinese scamming Chinese
    3
  4916. The whole military has a budget near a trillion
    3
  4917. I have seen a number of companies install at least a small number of charging stations for their employees over the years. I even saw a whole parking lot reserved for EVs at a major corporate office. I am yet to see a single person ever use one.
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  4918. How many people died because people were too busy stealing?
    3
  4919. "Mom and pop bookstores have almost totally disappeared since Amazon." You're mistaken, most small bookstores get most of their revenue from e-commerce sites. Source: I'm a historian with a literal ton of books.
    3
  4920. Already fixed with the F-35 sales
    3
  4921.  @curranlakhani  more or less. Much of the army was indirectly loyal to the king, and there were volunteers from across Europe
    3
  4922. The numbers are down because they lost their ponzi and socialist elements, but that means real value is being added to the economy
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  4923. No.
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  4924. Much fewer than you think, as executing POWs are deliberately exaggerated in the press and popular histories regardless where it occurs.
    3
  4925. ​@MrZauberelefant semi-regularly. It depended on the commander and whether they had room for prisoners. More POWs starved waiting on a truck to a labor camp than were killed outright, and that's something the Germans couldn't help
    3
  4926. It's a ponzi scheme
    3
  4927. That wasn't the point of the film.
    3
  4928.  @shookya6976  You don't even know what the intelligence community is, do you?
    3
  4929. You are hardly qualified to make business commentary.
    3
  4930. Business as usual
    3
  4931. Depends how old you are.
    3
  4932. According to the prospectus they're buying t-bills to use as collateral for going long futures a year out and below. Thus indirectly effects bitcoin's price because the man on the other side of the trade is probably an arbitrager. He sold a future but already bought bitcoin at a lower price for a small guaranteed profit. However, in times of high volatility this can make prices behave strangely as everyone rebalances all at once.
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  4933. Same story, different year
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  4934. What makes you think they want to?
    3
  4935. Is that a joke?
    3
  4936. Most people don't even have access to a hospital due to poverty and/or remoteness.
    3
  4937. What about it? Any sane bank was hedged against rising interest rates.
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  4938. Liars burn in hell.
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  4939. He was drawing a comparison just to show how ridiculous the situation is. The Marshal Plan is cited as a major reason the western half of Europe recovered from WWII much faster than other parts.
    3
  4940. Then you have me, who sold RUSL puts the day before they announced delisting. I'm sitting on losses, but the other guy might not be able to exercise the option in time.
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  4941.  @goodale1812  Mexico did in fact ban a certain breed of corn from the US because they want Mexican farmers to maintain a near monopoly on Mexican food markets. But don't be absurd because Texas and Mexico are not affiliated entities.
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  4942. Maybe in some places, but in much of Iraq it's considered to get in people's face and make aggressive motions in conversations.
    3
  4943. Smaller factions.
    3
  4944. @mitchbrazier  not equivalent because you can't guarantee the end result is even possible.
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  4945.  @1mukentuken  doesn't matter if it's physically impossible
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  4946. Don't
    3
  4947. Nukes aren't easy to set off.
    3
  4948. Neither are their enemies.
    3
  4949. I think James Webb will seize the title of most expensive man made object in space...
    3
  4950. And I thought we had weird Covid drama....
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  4951. They were quoting the official line. These guys don't believe either. The President's rhetoric is from the details of their CSTO treaties with Russia that provide peacekeepers in the even of terror campaigns, or foreign invasion.
    3
  4952. That will likely become a dated remark
    3
  4953. That's why it's the only illegal modification that actually destroys the gun.
    3
  4954. Smaller states often struggle to set up the complicated and expensive industry. Like Australia, they normally just purchase a license to make custom variants of existing guns. Also, Styer is a global company that originated in Austria.
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  4955. Go away
    3
  4956. Don't you have a court date, or something?
    3
  4957. [Snap] My bubbles
    3
  4958. Be careful what ongoing ponzi schemes you call out because these guys can get extremely litigious. Of course the suits go nowhere, but that doesn't stop them from punishing you with the process.
    3
  4959.  @WiththegraceofgodHJ  No one is sure who in the CCP was after him, but some people clearly envied his money.
    3
  4960. At least a slight decline. Office jobs use to be concentrated in major cities because that's where you could send and receive mail the fastest, but now we have internet
    3
  4961. I fail to see your joke's punchline
    3
  4962. They're called gangs, most people in that area pretencd they're affiliated with one
    3
  4963. Why you defaming a dead guy?
    3
  4964. You leave his family out of it.
    3
  4965. @the_real_glabnurb Let me check... Yep, you're right.
    3
  4966. Lying isn't necessary in this instance
    3
  4967. There's more costs than the oats though
    3
  4968. Lose the political bull
    3
  4969. The fund manager was a politician, and kinda dumb. His friend, the investment banker, assumed he knew what he was doing and proposed all sorts of products. The politician would take anything offered. The city council thought this was a way to make a little extra cash, and wasn't intending to do anything risk (they told the fund manager to invest in bonds).
    3
  4970. Those aren't equivalent rockets.
    3
  4971. Shut up. This got nothing to do with politics
    3
  4972.  @richie1002  you think they care about each other?
    3
  4973. Shut up
    3
  4974. Take your medicine, liar
    3
  4975. You'd be surprised how many people equate the two
    3
  4976. Nah. The job ultimately goes to some undervalued employee and there's always more technical difficulties at work than the casual observer will see.
    3
  4977. There's no difference
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  4978. Mr. Boyle, I understand how you think you can glean useful information from market trends in China, but the whole country is so volatile that their markets have crashed and recovered at least a half dozen times in the last two decades. Not including the lack of correlation between sectors and provinces which also sees wild year-to-year volatility.
    3
  4979. It's a glamorized campaign widely researched by tacticians
    3
  4980.  @Ciborium  one of many things, yes
    3
  4981. Please leave Ireland to those of us that know basic facts about Ireland.
    3
  4982.  @fusion9619  found the wannabe conman
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  4983. Business as usual in that part of the world.
    3
  4984. The Roman world didn't have reserve currencies, and Roman fiat money actually worked really well until the very end.
    3
  4985. This whining is doubly preposterous when you find out what Qatari censorship is like.
    3
  4986. Presents at Christmas didn't come around until roughly 1800.
    3
  4987. Tesla is making a little money and even if EV markets go bust they can switch to making gas cars.
    3
  4988. Active managed funds have short life expectancies. Especially the high flying ones.
    3
  4989. This isn't a new concept. In medieval times, much of Europe were "managed woods" where trees were grown for building material and fuel and pigs allowed to graze underneath.
    3
  4990. Do you have a death wish?
    3
  4991. This is nothing compared to those matters. It's like comparing the flu to typhoid fever.
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  4992. You can tell the report didn't go to Africa to assemble this report
    3
  4993. That's not how AI works and we already have gadgets that can do that. I knew a guy in the army that said in Irag he was the guy who carried the device that told him the direction of a gunshot in case of snipers.
    3
  4994. You go right ahead and bring a taser to a knife fight
    3
  4995. Simple logic: The lottery must turn a profit, so the odds of winning will always be low enough that they will nake net profit no matter how big the jackpot is.
    3
  4996. One of the few places in the US that it grows
    3
  4997. @BigHenFor  locally owned banks use to be the norm. That's why bank managers are called "presidents" but banks heavily favor economies of scale
    3
  4998. CNBC's editors are in the red on some stupid AI investment.
    3
  4999. All that cash he took but couldn't spend implies the men paying him wouldn't take no for an answer.
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  5000. Often what these guys are looking for really is that simple.
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  5001. Some people would just be a bum
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  5002. Lying isn't necessary in this instance
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  5003. Only if you're a thief. Are you?
    3
  5004. Like you'd know
    3
  5005. A large portion of the losers were also frauds who thought they could get in, hype up the asset, then dump it.
    3
  5006. I think it's "homes" but the script writer didn't account for how most of these are apartments.
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  5007.  @zelasd3125  not even that, since only a portion of select weapons are subsidized and even that is dwarfed by the amount of bread we give Arabs. Due to Washington and Cairo subsidies, American bread is so cheap in Egypt that it's used as animal feed
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  5008. To conceal their identities from reprisals
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  5009. He means stock price. And either way, since they mostly sell stuff you can't have delivered they got a good economic moat
    3
  5010.  @ClaireandNanami  No need to lie. There are fewer job applicants and even fewer genuine job postings meaning those who are looking can quickly find something and most people are staying with their jobs even if they hate them hence the low unemployment. Why this happened is a matter of debate.
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  5011. Some people don't want to reduce crime, they want to be immune from consequences. Like one lady I heard of that was an aggressive gun control activist, but owned a weapon she said she was often tempted to misuse.
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  5012. It's all over Reddit, too.
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  5013. We don't criminalize most lies.
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  5014. @cnxexpat1862  yes, you will see posts of the web of people complaining about the price of groceries, but their carts are full of name brand and/or fine foods. Part of the reason for the egg price issue was that people straight up refused to believe you could eat anything but eggs for breakfast.
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  5015. I guess he thought he could scare them away since screaming at them wasn't working. I wonder what his family is like if so...
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  5016. He calls himself a libertarian, but what appears to have happened was when he left socialism he jumped into a mirror image nonsense, calling any state involvement in the economy a sign of corruption. This can get weird since his info on current affairs is not only skewed, but years out of date.
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  5017. Allegedly multi-billion dollar corporations are "too big to fail."
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  5018. There was also rent relief and other loans, but a big factor was macroeconomic. The easy money of loan interest rates meant a lot of people spent rather than saved
    3
  5019.  @WarwickAvgur  you deserve to lose money for your arrogance and stupidity.
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  5020. Your opinion is less than irrelevant, France24
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  5021. April 20th is the holiday for smoking weed. Fools think random instances of 4/20 is funny
    3
  5022. The investors got 2/3 of their money back. They usually do
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  5023. Gaza exports building materials. It's one of their simple industries that keeps them fed. Labor costs is just a few dollars a day.
    3
  5024. Yes, but people must whine about economics no matter what it does
    3
  5025. Dirty like you?
    3
  5026. You mean people actually do those puzzles?
    3
  5027.  @michaelg5945  I ain't subscribed to him
    3
  5028. Stock prices are forward looking. Following current trends you should invest when the Fed talks about cutting rates.
    3
  5029. Do you have a death wish?
    3
  5030. The report is sensationalized, so it is more than likely the number of incidents is exaggerated.
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  5031. Hamilton was among the few things that kept VICE alive as long as it did. This was part of his South Africa trip and didn't make final cut
    3
  5032.  @Football__Junkie  yeah, which is why all these grifters are correlated to each other
    3
  5033. Not when Arabs are involved
    3
  5034. That rules you out
    3
  5035. Not news
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  5036. you can say all the nonsense you want about governments around here, but actual people have ethics.
    3
  5037.  @md2v4  irrelevant
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  5038. No one cares about their currency dominating the market except egomaniacs and incompetents. But the reason there are a number of global cuurencies is if two small nations want to trade it is easier to use the currency of a big mutual trading partner. Less exchange issues as everyone can use it. Also, a small nation who trades a lot with a big nation will end up with a lot of its cash in its borders there's not much incentive to exchange for the local currency. The reason some politicians have a problem with it is it makes it blindingly obvious which economy is dependent on whose.
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  5039. Hmm. Now they have so much surplus labor, all they need is working rifles and maybe being "aggressively confrontational" might be profitable.
    3
  5040.  @RayQ101  Not necessarily. Without the sea lanes there's really no need to have a megacity at that location. Before Shanghai the big industrial cities were all inland along major rivers because they were mostly trading regionally.
    3
  5041.  @v1das007  Smaller and more remote cities in China. These are the towns where most Chinese people actually live and the cost of living is cheap but wages are poor.
    3
  5042.  @RayQ101  Depends on the city.
    3
  5043. Your assumption is that the politicians and voting population regard cops as friends rather than competition.
    3
  5044. Isn't that why you work for corporations? They pay better than staking out on your own?
    3
  5045. Dude, these goons have been fighting each other since as long as records exist
    3
  5046. There's other factors, like how often a given dollar changes hands, how much of it is invested, and how much is stuffed under a mattress.
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  5047. Courts may agree, but shareholders may prefer just to ditch the drama.
    3
  5048. Blurry video. Someone just wanted meaningless internet points
    3
  5049. Some men are looking for excuses too threaten others
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  5050. Amazon didn't start it's own delivery service until 2007. Before then there was still a lot of speciality stores.
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  5051. You have have high ridership across its entire life to recover that cost, and you can't just raise the price of a train ticket since people will simply find other means of travel. Ergo, this is only profitable in first world sardine can cities like Tokyo.
    3
  5052. He's a wannabe invesrtment analysis whose become progressively more cynical as he's watched so many fools lose money on dumb investments.
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  5053.  @InvestingWithKevin  I would. It doesn't help or hinder the company if you do.
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  5054. I think I heard of this one. The drunk suspect said something to the effect of "Great. I was just going home to eat chicken and you wreck my car." Then drove off. What happened to that guy?
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  5055.  @seneca983  England has wonderful natural resources. Both coal and iron and copper deposits a few miles apart. They quickly adopted railroads and very quickly started limitless amounts of steel during the industrial revolution.
    3
  5056. Later German cultures used bark as paper so who knows
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  5057. Aerogel is one of those exotic materials that would be awesome if they actually worked in the real world.
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  5058. Doesn't matter. No one is going to actually fight.
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  5059. The bank probably lost all the money in a high stakes construction project.
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  5060. If you really believed that what the fuck are you doing on an investment channel?
    3
  5061. I insist that Excalibur Army make a high end assault rifle. Call it Author's Sword.
    3
  5062. Was he a "diversity hire?"
    3
  5063. You won't have this problem anywhere but in China
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  5064. Note they're striking on land they previously claimed was secured.
    3
  5065.  @David_Lo_Pan  who exactly do you think I am?
    3
  5066. Are we countering anyone specific or trying to export democracy?
    3
  5067. They're no different
    3
  5068. In China
    3
  5069. They never have
    3
  5070. Not always.
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  5071. The thing about the scene was the exchange would have nullified those trades due to fraud.
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  5072. We don't crusade anymore.
    3
  5073. How much have you lost so far?
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  5074. How much did you lose?
    3
  5075. Anyone else thought the thumbnail showed a normal pistol and a giant pistol?
    3
  5076. Don't be silly. New germ variants come and go with the seasons. But with this one people are so touchy it doesn't even have to be deadly to cause mild panic.
    3
  5077. I understood the Bantu migrated in stages at the same time as the Dutch/Brits. Even so, saying either is more native is silly
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  5078.  @heavyassaultmode1503  Nepotism is a major factor in execs. Most businesses really are family run.
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  5079. Orchestrated? Just a lot of goons fighting each other over small amounts of money.
    3
  5080. Come on. The Russians aren't going to start random fights in the Pacific
    3
  5081. Or at least check who it is first.
    3
  5082.  @FBI-bj9kr  no one cares
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  5083. This particular land was purchased.
    3
  5084. Bad analogy. Drywall is, by definition, not load baring.
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  5085. Probably not. Meth and ego more likely.
    3
  5086. How can you talk so much but say so little?
    3
  5087. I'd rather eat the vegans
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  5088. @ahmetozkan438  whatever case you trying to make, you ain't doing a good job at it
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  5089.  @etuanno  Yes, but it happened over centuries. A big reason was colonial powers were more interested in their enemies not taking Ottoman holdings than they were taking turf for themselves. Like the Crimean War where Britain invaded Russia so that Russia wouldn't take too much Ottoman land. There was a big collapse when the French and Brits seized all of the Turk's Arab holdings during WWI.
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  5090. Because the exchange prevents fraud and theft and keeps costs low. Decentralized Finance was always a Decentralized Ponzi Scheme.
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  5091. My sister and her boyfriend have delusions the wealthiest Americans have all their money in offshore bank accounts. She doesn't know a thing about investments and he is in shady stuff with crypto, so you'll understand why people are losing their minds over this "scandal."
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  5092.  @Smegma_pirate  huge thread. No one knows what you mean
    3
  5093. I never thought of that, but combustion speed would be a problem with a 10000 litre cylinder....
    3
  5094. Each one of them build 10-40 times as many cars as Tesla and are profitable right frickin now. You don't need a startup corporation to mass produce EVs.
    3
  5095.  @WhitePony556  are you trolling me? Because not even Salvadorans have this sort of cringy sycophancy towards anyone.
    3
  5096. You can dismiss most exotic ETFs simply because the fees are north of 1-2%, twice that of an actively managed ETF.
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  5097. Biggest private enterprise bankruptcy in Chinese history. IT IS A BIG DEAL.
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  5098. The whole premise of the video is flawed. Wages have soared in much of China but so has cost of living. In rural areas you can rent a house for 10-20 bucks a month, but in a first tier city you'll have to pay at least 1000 plus commute times as much as 3 hours are not unheard of. Even office workers at high flying Chinese startups struggle to buy food. There was never a middle class in China.
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  5099. The scam depends on information vacuums. If potential victims know, they won't fall for it.
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  5100. They're going to get arrested and I'm going laugh.
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  5101. Why are people complaining about cutting down trees for boxes? Canada and the US have a rule where you can't cut them down faster than new trees can grow, so the environmental impact is zero. It's also dirt cheap, and that's that
    3
  5102. In the US this problem is solved by owning two cars, one gas and one electric. Most people can't afford that, so EV sales remain low.
    3
  5103. @tripplefives1402 dude, urbanization was due to faxtories
    3
  5104. It depends whens you ask as well as who you ask.
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  5105. Cappy's getting eaten as cereal? I would have thought he'd be the roast pork at Christmas.
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  5106. Really? You sure you ain't just jealous? Because rich people and corporations own most of the crypto and politicians like everyone else don't like scammers.
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  5107. Some yes, some no. This was back when wartime looting was both legal and acceptable and it only really ended when strict discipline was enforced giving all captured loot to the state who only stole from official enemies. This is how we pretend that we do not loot in wars.
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  5108. What if they want to use the money from investors for something else? They may own corelated assets with a net positive return, or they may sell both a long and short ETN on the same index (opposing bets cancel out, meaning the ETN privider gets a zero interest loan to buy bonds with).
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  5109. There was never any doubt he would. Just politicians wasting time, pretending they're in charge.
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  5110. Bagholder detected
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  5111. Draw enough attention to those, a bureaucrat may unilaterally close that loophole.
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  5112. 12:30 at least his finger is off the trigger.
    3
  5113. Like you?
    3
  5114. If they can do that then there's clearly a demand for the properties.
    3
  5115. @ Arabs have a phobia for dogs and they treat people differently depending on how rich/important they look.
    3
  5116.  @RemsHusband  you can't jail a corporation and the negligent manager also died
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  5117.  @dx-ek4vr  No one who is profitable accepts legal trouble as a cost of business. I mean this literally
    3
  5118. Nah. The type of person you're thinking of enjoys watching people getting hurt, which these cameras rarely capture well. The people here are interested in true crime and all the crazy stuff that happens.
    3
  5119. Yes, because your bank's credit is not the government's
    3
  5120. Why the hostility?
    3
  5121.  @lazypercussionist  "you go girl" is an expression between women when they do something impressive. He misuses the expression
    3
  5122. Tell it to the Arabs
    3
  5123. You have to sell to the big banks in order to get listed.
    3
  5124. Not really. Renting out homes is a perfectly good investment, but most people who just need a place to stay are better off renting.
    3
  5125. They were already defunct when you made that comment. Fined out of existence
    3
  5126. That's one way to say you don't know a fucking thing on history
    3
  5127. You should hear what medieval Mongolians drank.......
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  5128.  @mattkennedy6115  because it wasn't profitable. Corporations don't decide what people buy.
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  5129. Give credit where credit is due. For instance, Amazon is the world's greatest bookstore, because they have everything that can possibly be sold due to all used bookstores being on the platform.
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  5130.  @buckschneider7973  politics is bad for business. As is hiring people for reasons other than competency
    3
  5131. They wouldn't have arrested the guy if it was a state hit
    3
  5132. First world poverty doesn't entail struggling for food since we got enough of that to give it away
    3
  5133. NATO intervened in Kosovo, not Bosnia. The Bosniaks fought the Serbs to a draw and withdrew, if you'll recall.
    3
  5134. Please leave military science to those of us that know basic facts about military science.
    3
  5135. Don't be surprised if Evergande is forcibly converted into a state own venture
    3
  5136. Liars get scalped
    3
  5137. Sue them for defamation. That is physically impossible
    3
  5138. Also they're the only scaled up in an industry that favors big factories
    3
  5139. According to the guys that actually build quantum computers: It is difficult to get them to do anything, or to get back results, or to interpret the results once you got them.
    3
  5140. A dairy farmer showed the math that cows get more milk per acre than oats. Cows eat everything green and fibrous, meaning you can feed them the straw from wheat and other leftovers from crops. More efficiency = more production = lower costs.
    3
  5141. People like to pretend they can bark orders at others.
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  5142. Lying isn't necessary in this instance.
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  5143.  @Nainara32  There are two types of bad business models. The first is seeking fattest profit margins regardless if it amps risks up to infinity, the other is to reduce profit margins and gain market share even if it makes bankruptcy inevitable
    3
  5144.  @thomas316  the stock or the company?
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  5145.  @Deebo277  Minimum wage here is more than 5 times the median income in Cuba. Who exactly is exploiting who?
    3
  5146. No one wants to fork over hard earned cash
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  5147. If the Azeris are already claiming the Russians did it, I bet my life the crash was due to a mix of incompetence, corruption, and neglect.
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  5148. You're probably better off renting anyway
    3
  5149. They have precisely zero chip prodction. Most of the money was lost to scams and the rest failed to import a lithography machine, and even if they did who would run it?
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  5150. Depleted uranium. Big difference
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  5151. A lot of low level scammers are in it too
    3
  5152. There'd have to be some standardized mechanism that works in all guns like the 1911
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  5153. By that same logic a grocery store is a scam.
    3
  5154. This is the exact moment "misunderstand" becomes "defame."
    3
  5155. US-Mexico trade is really quite simple. Cheap natural resources go north, quality manufactured goods go south.
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  5156. There's a major factual inaccuracy as the US is definitely not behind on green energy. China, for instance, boasts about how many green energy plants they build but leave out how they're still building brand new coal and gas plants. The reason for their high production rate being Chinese power plants last as long as you expect. Also the stats are skewed as some green energy projects were "tofu dregs," and were only broken equipment put up for show. As for Europe things vary wildly from state to state. Russia is having trouble affording new stuff and the Soviet stuff works fine, for instance. Other places have really jumped into green stuff though. As for the most of the world, it's a struggle to keep the lights on and water sanitary, let alone go green.
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  5157. General rule: The generation nomenclature for categorizing tech becomes obsolete after 4
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  5158.  @guttergod268  But they don't, and it wouldn't matter if they did.
    3
  5159. There's more to Gaza than just silly politics. This reporter doesn't know as much about the area as he thinks he does (most of those "Hamas soldiers" don't work for Hamas").
    3
  5160. The UN is useless
    3
  5161. Seriously, though. A lion poses a threat to any humans living nearby. There's little kids living in the farms getting harassed by pigs.
    3
  5162.  @warrenbailey5469  let's see... it's at 0.75% which is at least twice that of any passive fund and above the average for an active fund of 0.7%.
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  5163. They have neither the funds nor the skills for that.
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  5164. Giving money away isn't tax evasion unless you're a greedy liar like this guy.
    3
  5165. What's the difference?
    3
  5166. That's silly. If you off someone's child they'll spend their whole lives seeking revenge.
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  5167. 2:30 Poor presentation. That journalist doesn't realize that glaciers move constantly and shrink and grow with the seasons and with naturally occurring climate change (Norway was completely ice covered during the Ice Age). But I'm afraid that's par for the course in politicized science.
    3
  5168. No.
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  5169.  @ElucarioYEAH  the stupidity of chumps...
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  5170. You should talk
    3
  5171. The Black Monday Crash says otherwise. Back then, that was the most popular investment method among major funds. You can see the problem when markets went down, the automated reaction was large sell orders with an estimated 1/4th of the selling pressure due to "portfolio insurance." In either case, you're better off investing in an index fund.
    3
  5172. You're ignoring the high volatility of the fund, and would have sung her praises last year.
    3
  5173. No one cares
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  5174. It was all sustained with borrowed funds. The retail business and area factories that the customers worked for all had ponzi level of mortgages and investors. Now everyone is back to street vendors and wholesale merchants like before.
    3
  5175. What?
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  5176. Sri Lanka is short on logic. A general strike to protest economic issues?
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  5177. Where have I heard that joke before....
    3
  5178. Crimes are rarely motivated by desperation
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  5179. That's just the accent. Each channel is a couple of first generation Americans.
    3
  5180.  Jack Smith  Troll somewhere else.
    3
  5181. Troll elsewhere
    3
  5182. You know they'll just deport them? Like how they deported that recent migrant caravan for us?
    3
  5183. They don't refine the oil. They try to, but they neither have the equipment or expertise to make gasoline.
    3
  5184. Not even the Mexicans are buying that junk
    3
  5185. I've seen street racers with more safety concerns
    3
  5186. Their degress are all fake. Everybody knows
    3
  5187.  @jessicaj2017  I am a historian. That simply wasn't so. And even if it were, that's not genocide.
    3
  5188. The Muslims definitely don't.
    3
  5189. And we're all laughing at his entitlement and stupidity...
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  5190. Good
    3
  5191. They've been doing this since the bronze age
    3
  5192. There's so many contradictions in climate fix agendas even if you went feral you wouldn't please everyone. Because you'd have to kill animals.
    3
  5193. Jealous, much?
    3
  5194.  @lee9650  He thinks he should control it, just like everyone else.
    3
  5195. Does this look like General Discharge?
    3
  5196. No one is bailing out anyone
    3
  5197. To the surprise of exactly no one
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  5198. I thought he was Irish
    3
  5199. He may have simply wanted to die fighting
    3
  5200. It's a field big enough to have its own politics and sports leagues. The fact all of those are useless is irrelevant
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  5201. They haven't done any short and distort schemes that we know of.
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  5202.  @aravindpallippara1577  Chinese people don't even use the Apple products they assemble, mostly. They use cheap knockoff computers made to look like Apple
    3
  5203. This guy was psychotic, forgive him
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  5204. Even if there really is a problem, no one in the US is targeting France specifically.
    3
  5205. Watch the video then delete that nonsense
    3
  5206. You know his stock picks make money, right? Probably not beat the market, but make money.
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  5207.  @alexthomsen8870  you just opened the can of worms with the active vs passive investing debate.....
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  5208. Bug off
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  5209. Another thing about busses in this area is they're usually packed to the brim. A practice that was normalized during the Communist era when state resources were allocated elsewhere and many rural areas relied on a handful of buses.
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  5210. Really. You know for a fact what the fed does behind the scenes? If that be the case, you shouldn't reveal that you know top secret info behind close doors. If it isn't the case, you can bug off with your lies, arrogance, and stupidity.
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  5211. Safer than whatever you want to do. I bet my life upon it
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  5212. ​@zockertwins depends how much smog you're putting into a city
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  5213. Americans don't eat raw meat as a rule. It's why sushi is considered exotic despite being around for a century.
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  5214. And borrowed funds.
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  5215. No one things of major corporate frauds as a thing of the past.
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  5216. They're all sexualizing wealth and that's a classic sign of fraud
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  5217. @@itscarl93 Not him, you. He just speaks for the Brazilians.
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  5218.  @Iceyfire12  I think you misread me
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  5219. How many accounts do you got?
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  5220. All those goals contradict each other
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  5221. That occurred for totally different reasons AFTER Henry Ford was dead.
    3
  5222. That's silly. If you're afraid of getting poisoned you need to file for divorce
    3
  5223. It requires like elements joined together, and skin is a blend of proteins, oils, and water.
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  5224. Nah, he'll spend a lot of that time answering questions from the state investigation bureau. We investigate all homicides.
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  5225. Dude, don't be silly. You know the difference between tax and rent.
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  5226.  @orangewater5232  it is also flatly contradicted by other passages ordering all Muslims to wage seasonal jihad to expand Islam by the sword. But most Muslims straight up ignore the Qoran and do what they want anyway.
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  5227. That occurred for no fault of their own and was nothing compared to the size of Lehman.
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  5228.  @xenzorygames4116  irrelevant even if true
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  5229. You're losing more to fees than you think
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  5230.  @XOPOIIIO  yes, but people envy the big ones
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  5231. Uh, no. Most cops never even fire a shot at live target in their whole careers.
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  5232. No he said it was difficult. And his point was you'd have to be willing to throw it all away in God's service. I.E. this is why you see a lot of billionaires give away much of their fortunes as soon as they reach the top.
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  5233. Hindenburg never lied so far, and a lot of regulators are fact checking them as we speak. This is why activist short selling favors hedgies with decades of experience, because they get regulator attention and their reports are likely true.
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  5234. When everyone is predicting a recession, there will be no recession
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  5235. Actually I think it's one human with too much time on his hands
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  5236. Only if you're either a degenerate gambler or a High-Frequency Trader with a supercomputer.
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  5237. Dude, it's hot, dry, and windy. Doesn't take much for a forest fire
    3
  5238. Some Chinese cities see mass defaults of over 50%. There's also a mass mutiny going on where mortgage holders refuse to pay until their house is delivered (many making crippling payments for a house that was never finished).
    3
  5239. Except China's green energy claims are largely fraudulent.
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  5240. Computers are not the issue.
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  5241.  @kwokholuk8723  shut up, hypocrite
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  5242.  @NielMalan  I'm recalling a story I heard in childhood. Perhaps you're right.
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  5243.  @messrsandersonco5985  Liar
    3
  5244. Well, the Soviets weren't like that, but even for them there was good pay and perks when that was suppose to be impossible.
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  5245. 1:41 Definitely a South African ad. Three blacks, a white, an Indian, and a suspicious EFF style red flag.
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  5246.  @mbryson2899  cops aren't any more likely to fight people than anyone else. Just imagine lugging that thing around everyday for years.
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  5247.  @DrewElGringasho  Literally no one believes you, scrub. Don't make claims on the internet that are unproveable
    3
  5248.  @Sig_P229  to be fair, that's why we have academies
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  5249.  @saumyacow4435  lose the rhetoric. Besides, road costs come directly out of fuel and vehicle taxes and the builders operate at a profit.
    3
  5250. How much did you lose?
    3
  5251.  @henryeghaghara9385  speaking as an ex-jailer, no amount of money is worth prison time.
    3
  5252. Especially when there were already Christians in Japan
    3
  5253. If anyone was ever safe, world leaders wouldn't have small armies of officers protecting them.
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  5254. Yes, I too, watch Patrick Boyle.
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  5255.  @woohoohaha7607  no it wasn't
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  5256. It's an arbitrary and meaningless distinction.
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  5257. Cost cutting has never caused recessions.
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  5258. Do you even know what an asset manager is?
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  5259. ​ @AS89898 found the shoplifter
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  5260. Men own all the land but their wives get all the shiny things? Some things never change
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  5261. Most of these guys will work
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  5262. Not news
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  5263. The history pages on Reddit are full of political activists and socialists that will actively censor unconventional arguments. Heck, one mod on r/history has TIK blacklisted just because of what he said about the Nazis and socialism.
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  5264. More like a gambling addiction.
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  5265. dude, you do realize this craft is an antique? As in civilian planes are better?
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  5266. It's the pace Feds move at
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  5267. There are cash equivalent investments. The returns rarely exceed inflation.
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  5268. A man's biggest fear is his wife/daughter being raped.
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  5269. It was never promising. Bank loans aren't complicated and FAFSA saves your information from previous years. Most if not all users would download the app once in their freshman year.
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  5270.  @weird-guy  not if you know a damn thing about agriculture
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  5271. They complain no matter what happens, it doesn't matter if things are good or bad
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  5272. No amount of protesting will change the price of gas, people
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  5273. Except in the early 2000s people were saying the switch to EVs would occur by now. I know this because I was there
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  5274. Things aren't going to get better
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  5275. Dude, Musk is African. He alternates between cheesy love and camaraderie and resentful petty feuding. No fraud necessary
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  5276. Go away
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  5277. You might extend that logic to human chiropractors but we don't. Also, you have to learn a lot of anatomy to be a chiropractor.
    3
  5278. Fake Rolexes and Apple devices are some common in China most sellers don't try to hide it. What they do hide is the copy is shoddy and not worth what you're paying. People still buy them just to have them as a trophy.
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  5279. Like you'd know
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  5280.  @hopeman7717  lose the silly trash talk
    3
  5281. found the thief
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  5282. Street thugs? This was a straight forward riot by the looks of it.
    3
  5283. Let's put it this way: Compressed air is more efficient at storing energy than batteries. How in the world will battery powered anything become profitable when cheaper alternatives were invented during the industrial revolution?
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  5284. Hwang didn't. He had a number of stock picks from Asia.
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  5285. He did file the inside trade, right? It's called a hedge.
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  5286. This predates him by generations.
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  5287. Rising populations means people buy food wherever they can get it cheaply, so many cities quickly become dependent on certain farms. For instance, in colonial Angola most of the Portuguese were commercial farmers. This made food scarcity among the tribals go away and populations rose. During the Angolan War of Independence, Socialist rebels ethnically cleansed the Portuguese and gave their farms to their friends who lacked both the equipment and expertise for commercial farming. The Angolans starved.
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  5288. Really? it seems no one will shut up about that. And you forget there was a time people would queue up for hours to get the latest iPhone, because back in those days by the time the phone reached the consumer there were new inventions that were fundamentally better.
    3
  5289. And yet, people like to pretend Moscow and Beijing are working together
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  5290. When you throw out the meme coins, you'll see all crypto is highly correlated to each other.
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  5291. Alcohol was involved, and smart criminals usually don't have epic body camera footage
    3
  5292. Yeah. Yours
    3
  5293. This is a conspiritard group. Mostly online circlejerks. The number of account is misleading since they all got dozens, and most of them are simply trolls in the classic sense (they think spreading lies is funny)
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  5294. Lose the trash talk. Everyone fighting is loyal to their countries.
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  5295. "Scam" is a strong word. A scam requires someone to actually lie to you. Still shouldn't go to for profit college though.
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  5296. No one read that
    3
  5297. This is a little... Redundant.
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  5298. This needs a follow up video. Now that Trevor is being charged, his employees are picking up the scraps and forming a real EV truck assembly plant using off the shelf parts. Still a strong sell, but also not a zero.
    3
  5299. There's nothing new about this. "Eco-friendly" is just the most recent buzzword
    3
  5300.  @poindextertunes  only if you're a fool.
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  5301.  @thembekileblessmore  Or just pick a different career
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  5302. A good company is something that is priced as a safe investment.
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  5303. Let me guess. To domestic investors.
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  5304. No one cares. That guy knifed a girl.
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  5305. Being famous just means you can easily find celebrities jobs.
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  5306. Neither are a problem, and we'll put you in for shock therapy if you say otherwise
    3
  5307. First domino falling?
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  5308. They weren't hired for their killer instincts, savvy?
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  5309. Speaking of incentivization to trade: I opened a small forex account and found they charge inactivity fees and keep sending me short term market trends by email to get me to trade more. I know why they do this: I have a spread account.
    3
  5310.  @bernieboy  lose the trash talk
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  5311. @UCt3E4US8TtuM2dsez5G-8eg liars burn in hell. According to locals in areas with martial law, there was little government besides the gangs before these crackdowns started and the murder rate actually dropped. The soldiers, however, do whatever they want. For instance, recently records were broken when a massive human trafficking network was broken using intelligence given by Washington
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  5312. Depends which country in Africa you mean.
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  5313. It's hard to call yourself socialist if you're going to arbitrarily throw out everything socialists ever did.
    3
  5314. Fight with guns, not with silly boycotts and social media wars.
    3
  5315. Found the dropout
    3
  5316. No. It all still stands. The extreme volatility isn't an indicator of it going up, and it must return to fair value and normal IV eventually.
    3
  5317.  @BaconNCereal  Mr Gill is either a genius or a fool based on whether or not he liquidates
    3
  5318. I BELIEVE I CAN FLYYYYYYYYY- Ooph!
    3
  5319. Get creative when adorning your lover. Get her a tigerskin coat, a royal garmet in Africa.
    3
  5320.  @kalactose348  kinda wasteful when it comes down to it
    3
  5321. Lose the silly partisanship
    3
  5322. You didn't watch the video
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  5323. Can you post about something else for once?
    3
  5324. And people think electronic warfare is a modern thing......
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  5325.  @kustomnetworks  This goon doesn't know how banks work
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  5326. He's methed up. No telling what he was thinking
    3
  5327. How much have you lost?
    3
  5328. Put that back up your butt where you got it. The only thing that raises wages in absolute terms are infrastructure and technology
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  5329. The video says good stocks to mean well known and hyped up stocks. Buffet was referring to companies with good business models and fundamentals.
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  5330. You're not half as familiar with European history as you think you are.
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  5331. Yes, I too watch Patrick Boyle.
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  5332. I assume white collar, sophisticated crime, and/or organized crime
    3
  5333. Please leave Africa to those of us who know basic facts about Africa
    3
  5334. The Brazilians?
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  5335. You know these guys fight over lime extortion rackets, right?
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  5336. Lose the blame shifting, no one cares about Huawei. Least of all China.
    3
  5337. Ok, something in there is a lie. How'd you go through 5 toyotas in a lifetime and what racist commercials?
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  5338. Outdated. 7-8% was last year. This year is a fraction of that. Besides, all the money it's costing you now is moneu you got during QE
    3
  5339. Obvious scam
    3
  5340. Vhut?
    3
  5341. How much money is Waymo losing, though?
    3
  5342. Most propaganda is some version of "no u"
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  5343.  @billwilliams3237  attitudes towards commies reflect local history. In Germany, the socialists were the dissident party feuding with the aristocrats, so many of the disenfranchised joined them.
    3
  5344.  @foxdeleon  no, I'm viewing this from a gangster perspective where just because two guys are assholes doesn't mean they're working together or like each other.
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  5345. I got 4 suicide requests because I was advising profit taking in GME AT THE FRICKIN TOP.
    3
  5346. One side has an army, the other does not. There's no question who will get their way.
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  5347. My mother is a manager at a foster care state contractor. She has fired multiple people for just that.
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  5348. Back then it usually depended on witnesses and witnesses can lie. But the existence of cameras is a bit irrelevant since the families of the dead guy can lie to a huge audience.
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  5349. First, lose the mob antics. Second, did you write that before watching the video just to get more meaningless upvotes? Same dif.
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  5350.  @panzerofthelake506  don't be ridiculous. Hindu and Muslim lynch mobs have been offing each other since before the Norman conquest.
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  5351.  @metaphorpritam  yep. And in India Hindu mobs robbed and vandalize Muslim neighborhoods, spreading conspiracy theories that they're all Urdu cronies. Likewise many gangs will actively threaten cross religious marriages... When a Muslim man seeks to marry a Hindi girl but not vice versa. To be fair, their enemies ain't different. But I don't need to tell you the Brits considered this behavior uncivilized.
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  5352.  @justinalbin7272  I didn't say that. I said a prop gun is suppose to look real but be safe
    3
  5353. So you can talk to people
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  5354. PhDs did not exist at that time
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  5355. We all do it.
    3
  5356. A curious clickbait title from an amatuer promoting Masterworks.
    3
  5357.  @voneyeva  rayon isn't polyester
    3
  5358. China's been in the news a lot lately now their housing bubble is bursting and the electricity crisis and the massive flooding this year alone.
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  5359.  @blokin5039  that's absurd
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  5360. That makes no logical sense.
    3
  5361. No one does
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  5362. The goal is not to fix any issue, the goal is shut people up
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  5363. Oh yes, just what they needed. More mainstream parties making the government yet more convoluted.
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  5364. No, this craft dates back to the Cold War. There's better stuff on the civilian market
    3
  5365. Bagholder detected
    3
  5366. The launchpads have changed over the years and there are several. Oddly enough, concrete and steel experiences high wear and tear when a skyscraper sized rocket goes off on top of it.
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  5367. No rest for the wicked...
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  5368. Well that blows
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  5369. Quit making preposterous comparisons to first world countries.
    3
  5370. Most cops will go their whole careers without an encounter like this, fortunately.
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  5371. They didn't exactly give an opinion
    3
  5372. He did commit an act of war, though. Peruvians do everything the hard way.
    3
  5373.  @TheBrotherHood...  literally everyone thought was a gun. It's almost as if he wanted people to think it was a gun.
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  5374. Gaza doesn't have 5-star hotels. They don't even have reliable electric lines.
    3
  5375. These guys abandoned Germany during the Bronze Age Collapsed
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  5376. No.
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  5377. At least the Moscow bureaucrats are brutally honest about their motives, but how does expelling one experienced journalist do anything for anyone?
    3
  5378. You vastly overstate the effect of retailers. Namely how the share dilution DIDN'T ultimately save the company.
    3
  5379. Patrick is Irish. He speaks British English.
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  5380. That's slow, expensive, and doesn't always make money. Pop culture and politics are cheap, fast, and always generates a few clicks
    3
  5381. Except maintenance isn't all proprietary and the customers are all professionals who will count that as operating costs versus similar planes.
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  5382. No......
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  5383. Proving that his orders directly lead to any deaths is pretty much impossible, but given the plaintiffs are his political rivals you can be sure they'll take it to trial. No clue how this will end.
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  5384. But most of the country is without power.
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  5385. This is the type of guy who wants to decriminalize assaulting police
    3
  5386. They definitely weren't doing that. There are soaps that can lubricate, just not dish soap
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  5387. Hilarious, but Lockheed have owned a shipyard for decades.
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  5388. No joke, there's a crop dusting plane in Arkansas called "Enemy Aircraft."
    3
  5389.  @ericlamont4130  there's not a lot of alternatives as all that ammo has to go somewhere. I know with the Abrams the munitions are stored behind a hydraulic door in the turret. The armor above the munitions has large loose bolts so (in theory) the munitions going off would blow off that blast door instead of the crew compartment. Whether or not this is better is unclear as there are several tradeoffs.
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  5390. Don't you have an exam to cheat on?
    3
  5391. No you're not.
    3
  5392. Sanitation is essential. I don't know how'd you improvise lady products, though
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  5393.  @arizonajoe6813  Mr Left didn't have a short position. He started covering at a profit shortly after he issued the report and was banned from trading stocks in Hong Kong.
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  5394. If building a new factory is stealing, what does that make industrialization?
    3
  5395. It's a way to hide leverage. I.E. Car manufacturing is high barrier to entry and capital intensive while car design just needs engineers and a basic lab
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  5396. He said, eating his microwave dinner
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  5397. Dude, they've been paying in their foreign currency reserves but that can't last forever at this rate.
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  5398. So much condescension, so many gaps in your knowledge. Typical keyboard warrior.
    3
  5399. 20% return in real estate definitely isn't risk free. But it can be a reasonable return with the right building, location, and decade.
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  5400. That's a long supply chain conveniently exposed to the Allies at Suez. And given the land, to water, to land move we're talking a long and expensive campaign. Snip snip. Allies go all in on Greece and even if they fail the Axis in the middle east starve.
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  5401. Cyanide is harmless if you have the antidote. IIRC, it reacts with cyanocobalin to form vitamin B12. The only problem is you need the equipment and expertise not to kill yourself. Also there's simply not enough of the mercury to poison the only country, but there's enough to render the immediately area downstream of the mines uninhabitable.
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  5402. And yet, we'll draft you and you'll follow orders
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  5403. That would require the existence of petrodollars.
    3
  5404. They're buying wholesale foods and from neighborhood street vendors rather than from restaurants and supermarkets to save costs
    3
  5405. Macau has been laundering money out of China for decades, and a lot of Chinese businessmen own parts of businesses all over the civilized world, especially America.
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  5406. @robertlee6338  that's an oxymoron. IDK how much Stellantis micromanages and how much Chrysler's engies are rogue but on paper she's the one approving designs
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  5407. Jake's just regurgitating Ba'athist libel at this point. Strange he accuses everyone else of racketeering when he's also fighting fraud charges.
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  5408. It's funnier if you let Google translate
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  5409. I think it was partially that and partially because barter is an actual thing in rural China where cash economies are spotty.
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  5410. 2:00 "There are hundreds of malnourished children. In every household, there are two or three." Wait, you saying people aren't sharing their bread with their own families? How can you have some healthy and some starving family members otherwise?
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  5411. Because it's a super effective way of tearing apart gangs.
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  5412. That's delusional to the point of having you committed
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  5413.  @beautyfulldoll11  oh look. We got another mind reader.
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  5414. Lawyers take 20-30% IF they opt to take a share of profits rather than a salary. And for these same reason, a lot of bogus cases come before the court because even if there's a slight chance of winning the massive payouts are like winning the lottery.
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  5415. Wut?
    3
  5416. You know those rockets are literally made in kitchens, right?
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  5417.  @oOGuArdeRKilVOo  which means he was a whole lot smarter than the fools buying during the squeeze
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  5418. They have some coptics, they got an indigenous "Holy Orthodox Church," they had Catholic missionaries, at the time they had Jews, they had some Muslims, and they had many pagan religions. It varied wildly from town to town and province to province in the rugged terrain.
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  5419.  @leokaboom7747  Yes, but the PLO isn't a singular entity. The PFLP and DFLP both want to unseat Fatah as dominant party while Fatah is huge but most of it are independent local factions simply allied to Fatah. So when asking who ordered and carried out the hit, the answer cannot be "the PLO." Perhaps he called out the governor of Hebron by name, so his goons started harassing him and things escalated when he wouldn't shut up. Perhaps the gang only called themselves Fatah and was trying to win rank and formal office by offing Fatah's enemies (its happened before). Recall, these guys are local enough that Banat's family knows their faces and probably knows most of them by name.
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  5420. You know most of the people you're screwing over are average homeowners?
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  5421. The MBAs prefer stock options, a lot of them got demolished and fired
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  5422. Your opinion is irrelevant on account that you are a liar
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  5423. There's a big difference between speculative real estate and the buildings people actually live and work in.
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  5424. You know a lot of the dealers mix random household chemicals in the drugs because they have no idea what they're doing, right? Hamilton found rat poison, HIV medicine, multivitamins, and so forth. They as have a murder rate over 50 times the US average. It's a literal warzone.
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  5425. Ultimately Blackrock is just a tiny cog in a massive system. Their fees are tiny, but the amount of money that passes through their hands is mind boggling.
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  5426. NYC has so many restaurants you could eat at a different place everyday for life
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  5427.  @Patrick-bu5vy  you ain't owed anything except a negative return figure. And as if you know anything about what was promised and how science works
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  5428. Curious that Chinese state-run news has the same level of reliability as those fake guru and copywriting ads I keep getting.
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  5429. We knew that without being told
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  5430. Someone envies Google's money...
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  5431. This isn't like most tech firms on this channel. These are guys who were already in the industry when they blitz to the top, and these guys have been actually making money the whole time. There's a high chance they will continue because unlike their Chineseum competitors, they are not a Ponzi scheme
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  5432.  @xiphoid2011  if trains were more efficient, they would be more profitable, end of story
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  5433. I know they're legally required to investigate all complaints but we all know without looking all these complaints are from amatuers angry they're losing money.
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  5434.  @RK-cj4oc  You don't think a doctor's time is worth something? The guy who spent a decade in an expensive university is just as valued to you as a waitress?
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  5435. Do you have a death wish?
    3
  5436.  @rollastudent  Fun is in the hunt, not the assembly.
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  5437. Obvious answer: It's not going to happen.
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  5438. Not the same. He's alleging the boycotters are a monopoly, which is dubious at best
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  5439. That's a appropriate valuation based on fundamentals and growth.
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  5440. I'd have to contest the assertion gas operated gatlings are better. Revving those things up to speed would make timing a fury of bullets on target tricky. Also, higher rate of fire isn't necessarily better when overheating and limited ammo are big issues with Gatlings. The GAU-8 even intentionally reduces max fire rate and the makers of LMGs usually don't care what the fire rate is as long as the shots are powerful and accurate.
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  5441. Come on. You say that but we all know you don't practice what you preach. Besides, life expectancies are much shorter in that part of the world, and "overpopulation" becomes a self correcting problem due to occasional food shortages.
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  5442. That rules you out
    3
  5443. "Networking" is code for "nepotism." Encouraging it is a bit pointless, you either have it or you don't.
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  5444. Says what? He's a deadbeat?
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  5445. ​@bc-cu4on that was built independently. Unsurprisingly there's very few optimal ways to build a passenger jet
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  5446. You're no different
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  5447.  @Nomadicenjoyer31  I don't know about the statistics, but Turks only get the name and a lot of loan words from the central asian nomads that became the ruling elite. The coastal regions have almost exclusively Hellenic origins, the east is mostly Kurds and Armenians, and the central plane is a mix of all that plus Hittites.
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  5448. @ahmetozkan438  you don't know the first thing about history, do you? Never heard of "sick man of Europe?"
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  5449. On the brighter side, we can take this as an opportunity to build apartment blocs people can afford and roads that aren't so congested.
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  5450. Leave her alone.
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  5451. They ain't citizens of France any more than they're citizens of Liberia.
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  5452. Shut up before we draft you
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  5453. @LeMAD22  so the average reporter?
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  5454. Shut up, AJ
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  5455. It's a free job market. The best managers will simply go to someone who will pay them the most money. This applies from bottom to top.
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  5456.  @stevenglowacki8576  if wealth equals spoiled then public schooling equals unintelligent.
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  5457.  @useodyseeorbitchute9450  The CEO is a car salesman, not an engineer. Yeah, I agree he was probably lying, but it is unproveable.
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  5458. Russian soldiers rule that turf, and they consider it part of Armenia.
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  5459. Same reason Americans blame "inner city crime" on poverty or gun laws.
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  5460. They seem like an excellent choice for fish farming since they grow really big really quickly and can lay huge amounts of eggs.
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  5461. She wasn't hired for her muscle. So pipe down why she does her job.
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  5462.  @iggy5347  you haven't been reading the news
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  5463.  @rivertonhigh-v4t  no, no, no, no, no, and no.
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  5464. That only makes it more profitable for the people who still invest in it. Rather you want to destroy the demand these guys are filling. That is to say YOU must stop using all of these products before barking orders at others.
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  5465. That's the pace the feds move at. I know it's infuriating.
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  5466. A about the great recession. A recession is, by definition, is when GDP is declining. The US stock market exceeded pre-crash highs in 2013 and the US GDP exceeded pre-crisis highs in 2012. That marks the end of the Recession, but of course political retards insist the recession could only end if a specific politician assumed/left office.
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  5467. Yes, but rich chumps give the master craftsmen money.
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  5468. Was there a fraudster abusing that news agency or are you spouting political BS?
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  5469.  @gregstovka  lose the political BS.
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  5470. @kingloc6042  don't be silly. Yellow still has trucks and people will buy and use saud trucks and we already know where bailour money went. It simply wasn't enough to pay debts
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  5471. No one wants to spend money on green stuff, they want other people to spend money on it.
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  5472. There was more than just slaves coming out of Africa. There was gold, cocoa, and sugar too. The slave traders didn't discriminate, because those guys would buy stolen goods too (this was the "golden age of piracy")
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  5473.  @ronanbrodrick9168  define paycheck to paycheck? Yeah, I've known a lot of people do that... But that was because they spend everything as soon as they get it and NOT because they were poor.
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  5474. Come on. We all know you'd say that regardless if it were true. And we also know the army only tells the good stuff unless they need to explain cancelation/delays
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  5475.  @red-black8138  it's basic aerodynamics. That thing can't make hairpin turns without breaking up. Also the flat top and bottom are givaways to radars when banking
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  5476. Vhut?
    3
  5477. Their funeral
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  5478. Who said she was smart? Just lucky.
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  5479. It's Durban. There's not many people who know how to make this stuff and they're very poor. They take what they can get, even if they have to dilute their meth with rat poison.
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  5480. You build renewables.
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  5481. On some debt
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  5482. "I'll just fire a warning shot at his feet." "But it's a grenade launcher." "Same difference."
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  5483. You haven't
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  5484. Or invest so you can give your heirs a small kingdom to inherit
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  5485. He's a liar, too. He collects a generous salary and rubber stamps the acts of vigilantes
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  5486. Pay them in shares, that's a whole lot cheaper for the company.
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  5487. Bug off
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  5488. Shut up
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  5489. Dude, it's all trash
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  5490.  @theywouldnthavetocensormei9231  Lying isn't necessary in this instance
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  5491. Doesn't matter to me. Beef is cheaper where I'm from
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  5492. Just buy it all with an etf
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  5493.  @evanh9301  there's a story to it. In China all companies must be majority China owned, so Tesla must take on partners and all partners must have the blueprints (this is how Chinese knockoffs have been made for decades). A lot of Tesla's car parts require multi-million dollar machines to make. Like how one piece involves the world's biggest hydraulic press and plastic mold using liquid metal to form one part. Given the need for multi-billion dollar investments and expertise many auto makers don't have, Chinese auto makers are unable to make any knockoff of Tesla. Their cars cost more and do less. So that's why the harassment/libel/vandalism campaign started against Tesla's Shanghai gigafactory.
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  5494.  @johnl.7754  You know this guy says that on every video, right?
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  5495. Then get arrested for more crimes for doing business in the US
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  5496.  @McNubbys  are you referencing an irrelevant TV show?
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  5497.  @pasipagegwe  Prestige can often lead to generous salaries and garnishments on buildings. However, one known racket is to requisition more money for a project than is actually needed, and disappearing the remaining funds.
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  5498. Back when this happened I was the one telling the winners to take profits. I started getting threats and suicide requests from normies that had just joined. If any of those idiots took my advice they would have realized +1000% gains, but somehow I'm the fraudster... I am no longer on WSB.
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  5499. That's how engines work, dude.
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  5500. These foreign aid agency managers are always asking for more money whilst pocketing a quarter million a year on average... And paying their local help "competive wages."
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  5501. No
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  5502. You got what you deserved.
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  5503. Except it's buying into fraudulent claims that were debunked years ago.
    3
  5504. An original members of Hamas. Mr Yousef had a wildly exaggerated idea of his father's role in the organization.
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  5505. You assume a fully paid off house with no taxes or repairs
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  5506. You are yet to see a farm
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  5507.  @sebastianlucas704  I'm collecting rent money at a nice profit, apparently. Yes, I know people who want to criminalize rent but only for rich people because their parents are also amatuer landlords
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  5508. ​ @ashhhhhhhhhhhhhhh inner cities
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  5509. They're simply discovered there a lot. Not surprising, they're a country where one part lacks basic sanitation and another has first class scientists.
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  5510. That's a bunch of regurgitated rhetoric that means nothing and contradicts basic math. The HSR losses are so severe that railroads raise the prices on freight shipping to the point that it is cheaper to truck across China than to ship it by rail. Raising ticket prices won't help as the target demographic can only pay so much and will simply take a bus if ticket prices are too high. In order for HSR to be profitable, every mile must be surrounded by a dense population within walking distance that can easily afford the ticket. That's why the oldest and most profitable HSR is in Japan. And yes, there were geopolitical strategies involved. But as with the exotic ideas of all politicians it is unclear if the sunk costs did anything at all to prevent the resurgence of warlords. Just as it is unclear if there were ever any significant amount of Islamists in Xingjiang. E
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  5511. Pakistan is full of craziness. Like how on the passenger trains many big fires break out because they let people start an open flame to cook their meals
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  5512. That was a reason given for any and all Free French actions on French soil. It was more or less true.
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  5513. @bfair6284  that's stupid. They've never fought each other and even if they did stealth vs not stealth is always a one sided fight
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  5514. He'd previously been convicted of attacking a cop, and blamed his behavior on non-existent mental issues. Suicidal, maybe. Rageaholic, maybe.
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  5515. Wut? Is that a joke?
    3
  5516. @oabdullah3927  blablahblah please leave food industry to those of us that kniw basic facts about food industry
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  5517. And of course all the Lebanese are blaming anyone but themselves for their woes.
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  5518. It happens in China and many other countries where some random lady rises to great heights on account of being directly to some rising star. The major general in charge of China's moral division, for instance, is a folk singer that happened to be married to President Xi.
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  5519.  @centralintelligenceagency9082  I'd say the odds of a startup making it big are about the same as the odds of a wannabe actor becoming a star.
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  5520. If there's a meme about it, it's usually bullshit
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  5521. Doesn't matter. Decades ago some idiot politician hailed the Amazon as a defense against global warming so now schizophrenic news outlet depict any Brazilian industrial activity as a war crime.
    3
  5522.  @BracaPhoto  Dude, trace amounts of literally anything can be found in anything else. As if radioactive materials of less than one part per million are detectable (you have uranium in your hair right now). The key part is if it's a statistically significant amount and enough to cause symptoms.
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  5523. Trust, not necessarily authority.
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  5524. SpaceX sure as hell doesn't use off the shelf machines. The alternatives is use an actual railroad like the Soviets and carefully erect the rockets which is just as expensive, or you can build the rocket on the launchpad which easily tripples production costs. But since NASA already has a crawler it's cheaper just to overhaul it than to build something new.
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  5525. Dude, the SEC report explains all known facts. There's no need to speculate, let alone present speculation as fact. There's a class of trader that simply desires the most volatile possible asset and tend to follow the mob for thrills instead of thinking creatively (aka gambling addicts). The guys that piled into GME following the squeeze, and this produced a liquidity crisis.
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  5526. Protected who? No particular country overseas has any particular interest in Sudan. In fact what little western business there was left after the last war and there were some Chinese ventures that came in but they largely went bankrupt.
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  5527. Shut up
    2
  5528. DIEDIEDIEDIEDIE!!!!
    2
  5529. We should launch experimental rockets every Fourth of July. Either it works, or we have a good show.
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  5530. Technically all art is, but the "bagholder" is a rich chump who pays for the prestige of the item. I don't know about Masterwork's intentions though. They say it's securitized through the SEC but I seriously doubt the government would allow that. They certainly gave WSM a highly misleading earnings chart, though. And their ads contradict each other, once calling it blue chip and now calling it high yield and recession proof.
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  5531. Depends on departments. Some places even have a sort of boy scouts program for future cops. And nepotism exists.
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  5532. Dear WSM: The "Top Pick Brands" channels are clearly all sponsored puff pieces. Advertising disguised as reviews
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  5533. I wish
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  5534.  @hid4768  don't you have a kefala to abuse, freak?
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  5535.  @Pulse_89  i was attempting a burn
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  5536.  @bloomtv3-thealtchannel368  they didn't even have running water back then. The wells were muddy and brackish
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  5537. People are more familiar with stocks in their home country.
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  5538. He doesn't mention who knew what about the fraud and more importantly what the Feds could prove or what actually happened to the racketeers. I imagine at least a few of them didn't even realize the lifestyle the Muktar was funding couldn't be sustained.
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  5539. There were Japanese professionals and Africans among them. This was not the nation of China, but men in the employ of a warlord, and the warlord didn't discriminate
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  5540. Predictable.
    2
  5541. More money, more problems.
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  5542. Liar. He won't even talk about stocks that he could influence the price. I saw him cut himself off during a Mad Minute speach when he mentioned a mid-cap
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  5543. ​@djayjp no one cares. Cramer is richer than they are and said unkind things about short squeezes
    2
  5544. So many fools think they can knife men with guns...
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  5545. @Chris Aycock  Dude, I don't know what your experience was, but it definitely ain't relevant to current macroeconomics
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  5546. Laughs in Levantine.
    2
  5547. You mind making sense?
    2
  5548. I think they're all going for illegal fishing because the rivers and farmland in China is now worthless so the big money is bringing in good fish from abroad which cannot be faked.
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  5549.    just imagine: tank Jesus riding the iron chariot into Philistine city of Gaza!
    2
  5550. Sponges were originally made of sea sponges... Obviously. Some are still made that way, some are made this way, but most are just cheap synthetic materials.
    2
  5551.  @joaoalbertodosanjosgomes1536  what?
    2
  5552. There's a lot of things here, but I don't see contempt. This is the same army that had a surplus of volunteers for suicide bombings, don't try to impose your logic on them
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  5553. Children and gamblers, mostly
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  5554.  @singularitysquaredllc.895  That makes no sense in this instance. Were you being rhetorical or are you unaware I was addressing the OP?
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  5555.  @cudakRS  these idiots are just loaded with sour grapes and trash talk.
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  5556.  @Humble-bee-zee  if you have direct evidence on money laundering you should file a report with the FBI immediately. If you're talking out your butt you should shut your trap and get drafted.
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  5557. That's from screwing over the cult following
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  5558. ​ @MK-dv3xr how much did you lose?
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  5559. The hilarious bit is there are commercially available versions of GPS software. Beidou's machines just stink
    2
  5560. It's going to be weird if nothing ends up happening...
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  5561.  @fred290e  they are liars
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  5562. Let's step back for a second and ask: Do we care? Will anything bad happen if one company owns the major franchises? If they introduce pay-to-win or get lazy in development most people will just play something else.
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  5563. And why he was going fast enough he overshot the turn
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  5564. It doesn't mean anything
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  5565. @Not You  since when are economics simple? Even in the US, most people who own an EV also own a gas car. While in China the only reason anyone is buying these trash EVs is because they are sold for a fraction manufacture costs. Remember that most Chinese can't afford cars, they use motorbikes and/or public transit.
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  5566. @Advance to Tabletop  Not necessarily. Right now China's EV makers are making EVs regardless if sold so they can collect subsidies and just scrap unused EVs
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  5567. Some perverts dedicate their whole careers to getting easy access to victims. I even know someone who did this. This lady, who we'll call Sue, got a degree in social work despite little interest in psychology and then got a job working with troubled teens. She then bullied a teenaged girl into having sex. She bragged about the wonderful relationship to her church friends who promptly turned her in. She had a million excuses that were all easily debunked, and she's also ended a long list of friendships because she borrowed money but still has not paid any of it back. Sue is not welcome in my house anymore.
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  5568. Caveat on the formation of Hezbollah: Most of their number are from clans part of the former "Fatahland" which collapsed with the PLO in Lebanon only to reform under Hezbollah.
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  5569.  @vertex1029  Lose the sycophancy.
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  5570. Dude, the logic of these green videos is that if it's common practice among humans, it's wrong
    2
  5571. So you want to be a politician, then?
    2
  5572. They survived on their own
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  5573. Where I'm from, the standard of poverty is not being able to afford a car.
    2
  5574. @ninjabearpress2574  some people are addicted to taking risks
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  5575. Paper value, not actual value
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  5576. Are you just saying that because of Twitter?
    2
  5577. I remember the days when DSL was too expensive for us and you couldn't talk on the phone and check emails at the same time. Now, we do it on the same device.
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  5578. Ben Felix is also a portfolio manager on YouTube.
    2
  5579. First world problems...
    2
  5580. Not exactly. The lines you see on the map mean nothing in this part of the world and Mali is in fact several states all equally lawless. Borders are undefined and highly fluid, and French intervention has seized key areas.
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  5581.  @tonglu3699  It sounds like they are not knockoffs at all then. But German EVs
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  5582. "Economic justice" is code for "legalized piracy."
    2
  5583. Sometimes the optimal strategy is to simply not compete
    2
  5584. This id10t equates cloud computing with deep space
    2
  5585. Does anyone care?
    2
  5586. LSAT is a bit of a misnomer. Those are huge compared to to the M4s they're replacing, even if they're being classed as an LMG.
    2
  5587. Shut up, WION
    2
  5588. Don't you have a guard dog to poison?
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  5589. Probably a Cold War antique well past its rated shelf life.
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  5590. Ironic statement from a country that never successfully seized territory.
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  5591. A bigger bullet doesn't necessarily increase lethality when the extra recoil slows down fire rates.
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  5592. Literally no one was there to tell them destroying bills increases the remaining currency's value. But either way what the ceremony shows is what they WANT to do, not what they have any chance of accomplishing.
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  5593. meaning it costs the Salvadoran government money
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  5594. Several aviation firms have been busted for choosing diversity over quality including Boeing.
    2
  5595.  @indiomoustafa2047  They've always had... Widely varying quality depending on which team is making the video, yes.
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  5596. ​ @danielmorton1606  Haha. Nothing in my life has ever been effected by which fool is in office, and I was a soldier. Your life sure as hell isn't effected either
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  5597.  @danielmorton1606  liar. Now get back to work
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  5598. Nah, these guys expect others to be paranoid, they don't know a thing about personal security
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  5599. That's life. It's not like we all don't take orders from our wives and mothers.
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  5600. Scam
    2
  5601. Hasn't that been the intention of every Arab election?
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  5602. That statement from the depression is also bullshit.
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  5603. For active investors, Covid is a gift that keeps giving...
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  5604. Or pig swill... Yes, pigs will eat pork.
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  5605. Don't be silly. There never was a working device. Ms Holmes had virtually no medical training. Test documents were faked. People were threatened, punished, or screamed at for asking questions. And little research and development was going into creating an actual device.
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  5606. I understand that you might consider yourself socialist and not be racist, but the socialists under discussion were super racist
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  5607. No. We ain't suppressing information just because it makes an incompetent freak show look bad.
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  5608.  @Affluent-Ghetto-Blackman  let me guess. You predicted 50 of the last 2 crashes.
    2
  5609. No, your opinions are
    2
  5610. Impossible, as there's another generation of lithography machines that can be invented before we max out the technology.
    2
  5611.  @profdc9501  dude, older chip factories just make things for non-computer items (appliances, tools, car accessories, and so forth). Only computers really need the latest chips.
    2
  5612. We idolize the founding fathers, but really democracy was just an historic accident. We could have just as easily had a King Washington.
    2
  5613. No, the sales person is paid on communision, they aren't forced to buy the product
    2
  5614. That can be arranged. /s
    2
  5615. @ZeromuS_  Dude, both crowd funding and early stage private equity say that one in four firms succeed, that the average firm has 10-20 employees, and that they raise a couple million bucks on average. The difference is crowdfunding favors innovative consumer products and private equity favors innovative business solutions.
    2
  5616. You mind lending me that crystal ball when you're done with it?
    2
  5617. This is Saudi Arabia. Where a handful of clans brawl over offices and rackets and there's no distinction between state and private funds. Namely, it is actually not known how the current crown prince came to power as he actually wasn't the last king's chosen heir. And this guy in the interview was definitely threatened over something and fled his home.
    2
  5618. China was just a national ponzi scheme. Russia was always was a developed market
    2
  5619. Federal courts move at a snail's pace
    2
  5620. THose who don't know jack about Africa shouldn't make wild allegations.
    2
  5621. Found one shoplifter.
    2
  5622. You get angry when they show up in the news? That's where the comparison ends
    2
  5623.  @web2yt488  At changing meaningless upvotes, not opinions
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  5624. I'm a grad student with student loans and a mortgage. If MY CREDIT is better than a company's, then the venture is high risk, period.
    2
  5625.  @EgoAlters  perhaps. But recall there was that one politicized case where that one guy shot a stranger on camera just because he shoved him? True narcissism makes rational people behave bizarre sometimes.
    2
  5626. Can't fault the pet issues too much. A lot of people keep incompatible species around.
    2
  5627. It wasn't because of this test, it was way too high up.
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  5628. This idiot certainly would have dropped the hatchet if he had no desire to fight. Never trust a man picking fights with the authorities.
    2
  5629. Hannibal Lector approves.
    2
  5630. It's worth $1800 an ounce.
    2
  5631.  @lowkeysoundsystem6174  removing the demand won't remove the wrecklessness and greed.
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  5632. TIK, there was literally no difference in the level of cruelty between ancient and modern worlds. People just think that because guys like us like to write about men doing that stuff
    2
  5633.  @wlee9888  Like you'd know
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  5634.  @Bob.martens  how traumatizing for you
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  5635. Yeah, there are hundreds of startups associated with it and rich VC chumps are throwing money at all of them. The only people getting rich long term are the men who were already making AI before ChatGPT came out
    2
  5636. Go away
    2
  5637. The thing about prestigious banks is that a lot of people will take an idea simply because it is pitched by a bank, even other bankers.
    2
  5638. Quit playing politics with NASA, fools
    2
  5639. For wildly different reasons, though. Beijing fears that people will use their own soft power antics on their own turf, while Washington fears more epic regulatory crackdowns or undisclosed risks for investors.
    2
  5640. He said "I'm going to tase you" before shooting him, so I think he really did grab the wrong weapon by accident, then lie in an attempt to save his job.
    2
  5641.  @noahboat580  That's the secret: No one has enough experience in use-of-force encounters to say they would never get the two mixed up in the heat of the moment.
    2
  5642. Because he was never a good investor. He got his degree in philosophy IIRC. A lot of people are deluded that a recession started right went the Feds hiked rates because they were accustomed to borrowing to consume but now they had to work to get big money.
    2
  5643. Americans are not importing Chinese food. None of it meets quality inspections
    2
  5644. Come on, we all know no one supports green efforts that cost them money. We all expect other people to pay.
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  5645. People tend to overstate the extent to which AH butted heads with his staff. For instance, he had one plan for invading Norway but studying the details showed it wouldn't work as planned. The German Army proposed a different plan but warned it was too risky. AH approved the army's plan and took credit for the victory.
    2
  5646. Not even Warren Buffet can rug the whole market.
    2
  5647. That's Arab politics
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  5648. I have a plugin that filters out Chinese goods on Amazon, but I can't choose which suppliers major brands use. That was one of Boeing's problems, they had too many turdworld contractors making inferior parts.
    2
  5649. Shut up
    2
  5650. Why'd they use crypto when Salvadoran banks will cash all those American paychecks no questions asked?
    2
  5651.  @Jonathan.D  lose the bull
    2
  5652. Ponzi schemes are often intentionally overcomplicated so that buyers will not know it's a Ponzi scheme
    2
  5653. ​ @scholaroftheworldalternatehist  don't be silly. Only grown men beat each other into submission
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  5654. @justanotherperson2576  people keep saying that but I haven't heard any direct connection between Adani and party bosses besides how Modi shook his hand one time.
    2
  5655. You watched the video, right?
    2
  5656. Vhut? It's not like the dollar isn't the global currency.
    2
  5657. That's what all bubbles are. Turning everyday items into money printers by arbitrarily reassigning values.
    2
  5658. The relapsing addiction mentors or the addiction recovery as a business? And do you speak from experience, prior reading, or your butt?
    2
  5659.  @TheControlBlue  Ha! We all know you can't even win an argument with your mother.
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  5660. Your knowledge is highly fragmentary. Hamas and PIJ isn't Sheik Jarrah. They aren't even part of the Palestinian Authority. The Palestinian Authority has been at war with the Islamists since 2007. The Sheik Jarrah was a civil land issue, but that didn't stop general riots in the West Bank. At this point the Palestinian internal war got involved as both sides tried to one-up each other and look like the leader of resistance and gain support among Palestinians. Needless to say, since Gaza was already at war with Israel this quickly turned into an ineffective rocket bombardment (more Hamas rockets exploded in Gaza than made it through Israel's air defenses).
    2
  5661. No one cares
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  5662. Most meats? Dude, we take care of the animals so they grow big and healthy, then we use a bolt gun to kill them instantly.
    2
  5663. You don't have to actually understand the problems at hand to make predictions since they're impossible to fact-check.
    2
  5664.  @climatesolutions649  you're not helping with the wild allegations and condescension
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  5665.  @sukhmaidickoff  that's actually the easiest to explain of everything that happened. First is credit ratings are very easy going and give the benefit of the doubt and often give a credit rating slightly higher than people actually deserve. More importantly, the auditors themselves were buying into the bubble, so when Lehman Bros took out a loan using houses as collateral in order to build more houses, no one thought anything of it. Then there's Enron's auditor who was getting a "consulting fee," They're defunct now.
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  5666.  @carloshernandez2561  I have. It's irrelevant.
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  5667. Only children are allowed to be annoying.
    2
  5668. Liar
    2
  5669. *Arabs. Confusion understood.
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  5670. There's no one government deciding who is and is not allowed in. Even if you do have a passport you'll get detained and interrogated by paranoid militias. Likewise, Damascus will assume that any aid effort is at least in part a subversive scheme... Also, the state-run charities are a scam which is why they divert all humanitarian aid programs to the government,
    2
  5671. They were only available to corporate customers who were suppose to know stuff
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  5672. I hate to say I told you so, but in this case I literally told you so, and made money shorting SPYG.
    2
  5673. He should become a hedge fund analyst...
    2
  5674. I thought Buzzfeed already used algorithmic writing...
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  5675. No...
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  5676. They make the assumption that Chinese journalists are actual journalists rather than Communist sycophants.
    2
  5677. Get real. That hospital has been run by Hamas affiliated doctors for decades
    2
  5678. People say that literally every major strike over the last 200 years.
    2
  5679. They're already pegged to the dollar. Why not have a face on the bill to reflect that? [Sarcasm]
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  5680.  @abnelrashid2256  you condescend to everyone like this, Urdu butt? Or just when you're on the internet? And you don't know how much I know on Palestine or what I think of it.
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  5681. You say that as if you're knowledge of the continent is completely blank
    2
  5682. That doesn't mean he'll be let go.
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  5683.  @whilhelmtell6667  No, they gave equity funding until they reached a 9.9% stake and then said they wouldn't give more. The next largest shareholder is Blackrock at 4% and they hold it as part of many of their investment funds. Crossing the 10% mark would mean the Saudi government would get audited, and those guys have been knifing each other for ages (not a metaphor). Also, part of the contract UBS signed was that the Swiss promised they would not be held liable for any additional funny business they found within Credit Suisse. And they're buying it for less than its liquidation value. In fact, they bought it for the price that an average healthy regional bank is valued at.
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  5684. Hamas prisoners were saying they were getting paid ten grand per hostage. No one has said where that cash came from originally
    2
  5685.  @papiangelus  yer whining about restrictions while counting on them to protect you from weird stuff.
    2
  5686. Found the deadbeat
    2
  5687. Don't be ridiculous. They're still burning dollars, but when they do that the average expected return of a stock go up.
    2
  5688. We give everyone that
    2
  5689. They don't need to. They can just selectively ignore orders.
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  5690. About the "breadline," when Adam Smith canculated minimum wage, he wasn't basing that on a matter of what was "fair." He was basing that on how much money a man needed to get food, shelter, and clothes for himself and four children assuming the wife and two of the kids were working. Also before the railroad "lean years" were common because poor harvests in one area could not be fully compensated by additional imports. It wasn't uncommon for people to spend 90% of their income on food during spring.
    2
  5691. To release spores. The slime is eaten by insects.
    2
  5692. And then raising interest rates a little to cool it all off.
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  5693. Psycho? Try ponzi schemer
    2
  5694.  @judyArsh  Supplying the vice doesn't make the vice
    2
  5695. His videos make him look short because they're often shot at a downward angle and never show below the waist.
    2
  5696. Relying on emergency loans and refinancing has a Ponzi-scheme like payoff. Bailouts literally pay off old debt with new debt.
    2
  5697. Correction: The UAE doesn't count their poor and kefala on any statistics. Slaves and nomads aren't considered people.
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  5698. Islamic finance is an oxymoron. Sharia bans all interest.
    2
  5699. ​ @magatism the lava is the least deadly part of the volcano. Hot gas and pyroclastic flows (an avalanche of rock/ash/gas) are what kill.
    2
  5700.  @magatism  and everyone knows it's coming days or weeks in advance. Also, most of it is on steep rocky mountains where few live. A pyroclastic flow is what killed Pompeii
    2
  5701. Way too late to ascribe to that. This is mostly due to how BEE has propelled many illiterates and/or felons into skilled labor positions due solely to their demographics.
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  5702.  @tatsuyaarai6029  Japan/American car makers employ the same people, just have different owners
    2
  5703. They were befriending everyone when Mao died and they needed money
    2
  5704. Everything even slightly mainstream just becomes the same toxic popularity contest
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  5705. Probably fired him for arguing/threatening coworkers and/or harassing women.
    2
  5706.  @杠精-e3h  food conversion rate is 6 to 1, but that doesn't count all the non-food products that come from cows
    2
  5707. He misspoke.
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  5708.  @YourBlackLocal  Except he's blanket damning r/personfinance.
    2
  5709. Your problems probably has more to do with abuse of the report button than any corporate bozo playing politics with admin commands.
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  5710. They don't always fake the numbers.
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  5711. Supposed
    2
  5712. There is no law in the middle east to make anything either of those.
    2
  5713. You've been saying that for years and proven wrong every time, fake guru
    2
  5714. Their solution is usually to rob their neighbors.
    2
  5715. But that is also a form of fraud since prof's name is attached to work they didn't do
    2
  5716. It's about NK currency manipulation.
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  5717.  @samuraiyasuke3709  The South Sudanese created South Sudan by force of arms, duh. Is everything run by the illuminati in your mind?
    2
  5718. Like you?
    2
  5719. 4:05 You see from the chart that JCPenny reported much better profit margins during the last 3 months of each year, clearly showing a lot of Christmas shopping was being done there.
    2
  5720. In Ghana they still do this by hand. Not much money in it, but it what gives the country access to the internet.
    2
  5721. You're still losing money, just not to scammers
    2
  5722. The insane discounts offerred were "blitzscaling." They offer free bread and circus to get people in the door and achieve an economy of scale. One they are big, they can offer bigger discounts because of better employee to customer ratios and they can get bulk order discounts. These idiots, however, went crazy with the promos.
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  5723. The "No you don't" rule is how magnetic breaks work. Like the new airplane catching system on the USS Ford.
    2
  5724. No one hates science
    2
  5725. He is a skilled woodworker, but he also wants to cheat his neighbors
    2
  5726. The most recent tweaks to the gun are a electric plasma igniter that ensures the rounds go off perfectly everytime (a little more power and accuracy).
    2
  5727. I've never seen a pistol filmed as if it were an Iron Man suit...
    2
  5728. More importantly, he's partial to technology firms and uses a wealth manager for a lot of his money.
    2
  5729.  @Super-360  you have no say in the matter. Never had, never will. Get over it.
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  5730. Frankly, I think we should expand and simplify frayd laws. Simply say if you lie knowing in advance you will make money due to said lie, that is fraud. I.E. The guys faking animal rescues to make money from YouTube add revenue will be committing fraud
    2
  5731. No one cares
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  5732.  @TomNook.  No, 100 countries happened not to have them in the arsenal when a treaty was proposed
    2
  5733. XIV fell 90% and got terminated because it no longer had the funds to short VIX futures, just FYI.
    2
  5734.  @Reon89  there's still no guarantees. Also, there's a difference between the VIX and VIX futures as the latter also fluctuates with supply and demand. And I wonder what would happen to a 3X ETF during a flash crash when its value momentarily goes below zero...
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  5735. They don't. At least not in North America. IDK if you realize this, but historically it's not uncommon for people to spend 90% of wages on food during hard times. And that isn't the decadent niceties Americans eat, we're talking coarse bread and preserves.
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  5736. They'll play dumb regardless if they were duped or not. No telling if any will be convicted
    2
  5737. It's a problem on Facebook too
    2
  5738. Humans can do in a hour what takes a robot all day. And a person can easily resolve many mission ending problems that for a robot would require a dedicated machine. Also, cuz it's fun.
    2
  5739. Least of all your girlfriend
    2
  5740. Screw that game and everything it stands for.
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  5741.  @EmilyGloeggler7984  I don't have any statistics, just obvious trends. People who go into bankruptcy often have emergency expenses but the only reason it was an emergency was because they blew all their money away as fast as they got it or faster. It's like how most people in the top 1% of incomes still live paycheck to paycheck. It's not a necessity, it's a lifestyle choice.
    2
  5742. The world always needs a supply of new people.
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  5743.  @RobinsVoyage  all Belgians are required to learn English and they speak French or German depending on locale.
    2
  5744. Go away
    2
  5745. Who was it who sold when he realized the shoe shine boy was giving stock tips? Maybe the attention whores of TikTok are similar....
    2
  5746. FYI, the illegal mining they're speaking of is not a green effort, but an effort to stop unsafe mining practices like the use of mercury with bear hands and mining on other people's land. Yes, this happens a lot.
    2
  5747. Do not ascribe to malice what can be adequately explained by incompetence. Vice is an American leftist source and indescriminately supports "natives" even if they don't know basic facts about the country in question. A lot of these guys think the "non-natives" are Spaniards and a lot of people blame Bolsonaro for everything in Brazil simply because he encouraged investment in the Amazon.
    2
  5748. People complain about Amazon, but I must say that it's the best bookstore I've ever seen.
    2
  5749. Egyptian votes don't matter
    2
  5750. Lose the blame game
    2
  5751. Especially when it's the middle east.
    2
  5752. YouTube has a censorship algorithm that auto-deletes stuff based on downvotes and flags of comments with similar keywords. It is super easy to abuse this.
    2
  5753. Lose the insults
    2
  5754. Milei's primary goal for his term is dollarization. It's easy to do since most large purchases are already in dollars, and the reason is the Argentines don't trust any Argentine party at all to run their currency. They'd rather shift the authority and costs of maintain a currency onto the US
    2
  5755. No one cares. Not even Chad and South Africa
    2
  5756. We're not at war, for the moment
    2
  5757. They never do.
    2
  5758. You can sell garbage books to ordinary people and sell garbage investments to rich people.
    2
  5759. Lehman Brothers dissolved. It was good that AIG was bailed out because you didn't want their foolishness to effect the average consumer.
    2
  5760. Theft is just theft regardless of the amount. This guy didn't hurt anyone.
    2
  5761. The Mujahideen were full of it, saying the Russians poisoned their bullets. Reality was what few doctors they had were scams and they often left wounded men behind to die.
    2
  5762. A lot of them were involved in the lawsuit
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  5763.  @gordonjohnson2497  that's because Tesla owners are chumps. Can't confirm what you said about all other EV makers. And either way, that refers to margins RIGHT NOW, not what they'll be when EV goes mainstream.
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  5764.  @StefanMedici  i misread you initially
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  5765. 2:43 A curious statement from the guy who just seized power, screwed a rival, and threatened rioters.
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  5766. Ha. They banned opium, but that just means the army is the drug cartel
    2
  5767. Instead of naming it after a scientist they should have made it a literature reference. Call it "Barad-dur."
    2
  5768.  @siegfriedpintar  It's poison, I understood.
    2
  5769. @Stickmaster1019  no, I mean it's a secret
    2
  5770.  @aidy6000  no one gives a frick if you have a doctorate.
    2
  5771. It's history.
    2
  5772. @Anglo wut?
    2
  5773. That has nothing to do with this
    2
  5774. He was panicking. Doesn't excuse the shot, though.
    2
  5775. Liars burn in hell
    2
  5776. That would make for a better armed/trained force than what China is use to. It would also make for a tiny expedition.
    2
  5777. Non-political? His intro statements were overtly partisan.
    2
  5778.  @aguynamedscott11  this is shock therapy levels of delusion. Again they "made overtures" but the domestic opposition in Russia doesn't like "adventurism" when there's conflicts closer to home.
    2
  5779. Pirates have been getting in fights since forever.
    2
  5780. The degrees are also fake
    2
  5781. VICE doesn't know what the hell they're talking about.
    2
  5782. Do you have a death wish?
    2
  5783. Shut up and get drafted
    2
  5784.  @jakehyams8659  shut up
    2
  5785. It means the same thing.
    2
  5786. Gibberish
    2
  5787.  @cyberyan2000  I'm a historian, I heavily prefer neutral terminology. Men with weapons that take orders are soldiers even if they are internationally called "terrorists" and locally called "martyrs" and "freedom fighters."
    2
  5788. Sign you have no idea what you're talking about. So I say we draft your deadbeat butt.
    2
  5789. To be fair, people use to use swords as an impromtu cross for prayers.
    2
  5790.  @aap223  How can you talk so much but say so little?
    2
  5791. @dragani2330  it's just the only part of libya he's familiar with
    2
  5792. Why can't my hometown be this exciting?
    2
  5793. Excuse me, but to what extent are the sources war propaganda? Because while mercenary companies did attract literal thugs in their work, it sounds like some of this info is coming from Italians that fought said mercs
    2
  5794.  @QuizmasterLaw  I assume you're kidding
    2
  5795. Most vehicles are only rebuilt once or twice in their lifetimes
    2
  5796. You have no way of knowing that
    2
  5797.  @phucprice6698  really? Hundreds of people, none of them have a complete picture, all in fear of death, all acting potentially independently or not at all, both teams clashing together in frantic random fights, all rushing to win before the other guy gets an advantage, and you think the average fight has anything resembling order? Think about it from the reverse perspective. Things are so chaotic that the side that maintains a smidgeon of order and coordination under fire often wins by a huge margin.
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  5798. THIS IS AN ECONOMICS CHANNEL GOOFBALL!
    2
  5799. Like you would have done better
    2
  5800. 0:35 I assume that's satire?
    2
  5801. That they didn't watch
    2
  5802. I wish
    2
  5803.  @sirrathersplendid4825  how can you talk so much but say so little?
    2
  5804. The destination, silly.
    2
  5805. Windfarms don't use much farmland. Where I'm from they just put them in cattle pastures. The cows don't care.
    2
  5806. Opening an Arab perspective on anything means sorting through conflicting or falsified accounts, tales of extreme infighting and double dealing, and massive gaps in the record. Most of the written primary material is worthless.
    2
  5807. @teachmehowtodoge1737  since when do Muslims pay attention to Lord Goatbeard?
    2
  5808. Nothing personal
    2
  5809. Chinese people think much more highly of American brands than Americans do. A lot of office workers will come to work with a Starbucks coffee cup to show off how modern they are even if they'd rather drink tea.
    2
  5810. The original hedge fund was market neutral and had a lot of leverage, so the manager advertised the fund as hedged and that it would provide uncorrelated returns, thus hedging the partner's overall market risk from their other investments.
    2
  5811. No. If there's a definitive kickback established London will more than likely coerce Chinese state-backed companies to divest their shares in LME. This will infuriate Beijing, so expect retalliation in kind.
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  5812. That gives the wrong impression. Few women are interested in computer science, and most of the ones with those degrees were various types of scammers hired for DEI purposes. Some big and reputable tech firms admitted to hiring some people to do nothing just to keep the competition from getting the talent first
    2
  5813. That show was pure fantasy
    2
  5814. Leaks aren't uncommon, but your statement either reflects a lack of familiarity or lack of honesty with the topic.
    2
  5815.  @C-Mack  i was talking to op
    2
  5816. The Cubans? Some of them, yeah.
    2
  5817. "Delay and get paid" is also known as "buying a bond." These fools broke SEC regs too.
    2
  5818. @OffGridInvestor  not really. IPO price is literally negotiated between big bank investors and management, so the IPO price is usually fair price. The price you, the nobody, gets filled at is during the first day pop paying an average premium of over 10%
    2
  5819. We call those idiots prestige whores and they just lose money off the pyramid scheme. I mean this literally.
    2
  5820. Only when you're involved
    2
  5821. They aren't.
    2
  5822.  @Atombender  According to who? I just pulled the first atat I found on Google but yours is flatly contradictory since the majority of the population lives in said cities. Also, that mental math doesn't add up, so I think you may have pulled that out of your butt.
    2
  5823. According to Reddit, getting a butt plug way up there has happened to several embarrassed patients over the years.
    2
  5824. I also understood a lot of rural towns are run by gangs and special units have to be shifted around. That and the systemic prison violence...
    2
  5825. Try the other way around, where fools drive gas powered cars to protest the use of gasoline.
    2
  5826. This has nothing to do with US politics
    2
  5827. There are some serious investment products like QQQ and VIX that have put in YouTube ads, but those cost them pennies compared to what a lot of these influencers were making.
    2
  5828.  @keithhoss4990  improper maintenance/inspections. There's suppose to be full time mechanics 24/7 to catch problems before they happen (planes are expensive things to lose).
    2
  5829.  @keithhoss4990  not like this.
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  5830.  @keithhoss4990  you apparently aren't
    2
  5831.  @keithhoss4990  are you bored?
    2
  5832. ​@deficrypto1234 because it's suicide
    2
  5833. Dude, this war is only possible because there is no government
    2
  5834. He works for a niche Canadian investment firm
    2
  5835. Not news
    2
  5836. I don't get why it's news when stocks jump. Write about the catalyst, not the movement.
    2
  5837. MBA majors are almost all Wallstreetbets users. They bought a lottery ticket for the company so they could collect a share of the winnings and blame someone else if it failed
    2
  5838. @larryc1616  no one cares about the name change
    2
  5839. Can be.
    2
  5840. The women in the video aren't.
    2
  5841.  @armandpotgieter9911  The Boers were Dutch, but most of the Afrikaners were from Britain. Exact composition varied wildly from town to town and some villages still speak Dutch as a first language
    2
  5842. There's a bunch of idiots selling you pseudoscience stuff.
    2
  5843. It means he doesn't actually know how it will work in practice, but knows people need jobs.
    2
  5844. District 9 was made by a white South African. The belligerent interviews at the beginning of the movie were adapted from Johannesburg Bantus speaking of the Botswanan migrants.
    2
  5845. People want an excuse to rob and harass
    2
  5846. Not a fraction as much as SA. Estimates say that ~80% of SA government funds are misused in some way or another.
    2
  5847. People are guessing the cop interrupted a suicide attempt
    2
  5848. Or narcissism. Or suicidal tendencies
    2
  5849. Depends who you're selling clicks to
    2
  5850. They need to specify the UN mission will make difference on the ground because literally no one expects it to
    2
  5851. That demonstrates castration worthy arrogance. And given the context, possibly racism.
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  5852. That's silly. Anyone can go down
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  5853. Irrelevant
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  5854. Meanwhile at my work there's a lot of shenanigans and office meetings over tiny safety things like earplugs whike all the major problems are solved by passive measures (like fences that lock the machines when opened).
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  5855.  @nomooon  True, same with all the autists going all in on cash burning innovation stocks
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  5856. She is not a robot
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  5857. Ponzi schemers
    2
  5858. Remember when you had a job?
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  5859.  @RazorMouth  Are you actively encouraging terrorism? And no, few if any Irish Brits want to leave England. In fact, even during Irish independence many Irish all over the country voted against it.
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  5860.  @DANTHETUBEMAN  it is. Ever go outside recently?
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  5861. To be fair, most of the costs in running a credit card company is in people defaulting on their debt, which happens a lot. Apparently Amazon is singling out UK Visa as the worst, though. We'll see how it goes.
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  5862. Allegedly. By accident. In a marginal number of cases. This is a case in point how our justice system is rigged against deep pockets.
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  5863. How can you talk so much but say so little?
    2
  5864. And because everyone who wsnts one has one
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  5865. You need a puff guard over your mic.
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  5866. Yeah, that's why they make, scrap, then remake them over and over
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  5867. Who wants to bet those same goons told other people "Have fun being poor."
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  5868. ​@gtheskater neither does Walmart, but we love to hate them
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  5869. He wasn't wrong, just early.
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  5870. @stephenrose7259  if his chosen jobs were possible he wouldn't be famous.
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  5871.  @midbc1midbc199  there's a lot of dugouts and mini-bunkers throughout Gaza, but most soldiers their heavily rely on anonymity and nearly the whole population lives above ground. I saw one case recently where a Hamas office was destroyed and reports surfaced at neighboring buildings where known Hamas members told locals not to speak of whom they saw coming and going. Most tunnels are tiny, only enough room for a grown man to easily crawl in. On the Egyptian border they use ropes and sleds to move goods.
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  5872.  @defcreator187  you seem to ascribe every kill in Mexico to them
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  5873. A lot of gyms just give members key cards to come any time
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  5874. With so many random guesses some idiot was right
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  5875. Houses are just plain expensive.
    2
  5876.  @RidinDirtyRollinBurnouts  sometimes, yeah. But there are aerospace giants for a reason
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  5877.  @Gabriel-fr3sd  you wouldn't even know what the Federal Funds Rate is, do you?
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  5878. @Zach B  it varies wildly year to year and is pretty low right now. Turkey's interest rate has gone north of 100% three times in the last century. I know a country's got problems if my credit rating is better than their government's
    2
  5879. Gregg Mojica?
    2
  5880. You know he was thing: "THISSS---- MF"
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  5881. FYI: Israel's idea of "left" and "right" have no relationship to anyone else's.
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  5882. How are you different?
    2
  5883. Literally no one did. Anericans manage several small wars at any guven time
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  5884. You'd also think it was normal and might not realize there's any other kind of school
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  5885. Found the shoplifter
    2
  5886. @موسى_7  The two statements aren't mutually exclusive
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  5887. Apparently they had been hunting him all night
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  5888. That only happens overnight in the movies. But it's gonna say death by gunshot
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  5889. They're way ahead of you. And they sure ain't nationalists
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  5890. Perhaps you want to share his fate
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  5891.  @parkerlamarbrook  that was the experience I and everyone I know had. But yeah, I'm sure a lot of places make use of it.
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  5892. Probably was a wanted man.
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  5893. About the atomic powered rocket, the graphite that contained the nuclear reaction and the hydrogen rocket fuel were incompatible. The math was the hot gas would dissolve the graphite "as fast as sugar in boiling water" so any rocket required a coating to protect the reactor from the fuel
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  5894. Japan had the opposite problem back in the day.
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  5895. Dude, he runs a big company. Mr. Musk has teams of top men in several fields working for him (inventing tech is a laborious task).
    2
  5896.  @davidsoom1551  that's not how engineering departments work
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  5897. To be fair, he's been through at least half a dozen lawyers because he kept demanding they break rules.
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  5898. Some people actually sell gun cams that automatically turn on upon being unholstered.
    2
  5899. Nothing secret about this
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  5900. @Patrick Roers  yes, the base store heavily favors decentralization, but marketing, recipe experiments, and supply distribution all heavily favor centralization. Hence the franchize model
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  5901.  @patrickroers752  Ooph, I'm just running a fireworks stand this year and honestly the hardest part is getting hired help.
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  5902.  @imrollinb1500  sell
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  5903. The videos of the eruption were awesome, though. And I mean that literally as it fills you with awe before blowing you across town.
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  5904. That's the least of their problems
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  5905. You can't even pin down your girlfriend
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  5906. Living paycheck to paycheck is almost always a lifestyle choice. Don't pretend otherwise.
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  5907. Lose the whataboutism. There's a order of magnitude more leverage and less real growth to differentiate the two.
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  5908. The map is wrong in several basic areas. First, the US runs Iraq. Only select towns are Tehran affiliates. Second, Israel plays no significant role in this region and cares nothing for Arabs killing Arabs. Third, Qatar is in a phony war with literally everybody. Fourth, the UAE affiliation varies between Emirites, but it's hard to tell since they put on a fraudulent image of unity. Fifth, al-Tanf is US run, that doesn't entail a Saudi affiliation. And most importantly, the eastern half of Yemen is part of the Hadi coalition in name only. Most towns are functionally independent
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  5909. A moment of silence for the millions of drills we sacrificed milling that stuff......
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  5910. Found the drug dealer
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  5911. How much did you lose?
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  5912. What does that make you?
    2
  5913. One of those isn't a single state and neither want to split with Moscow and that's completely irrelevant.
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  5914. You aint
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  5915. Go away
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  5916.  user-cc8mw4ri3p  he's trying to pretend this happens all the time
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  5917. That might not be viable.
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  5918. Not just money, but money, family, and power. That is everyone's bottom line, and that will dictate where they live and who they serve.
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  5919. Some of the people I spoke too flatly refused to eat oatmeal instead of eggs for breakfast no matter the cost. People these days really don't know how to manage their own cost of living....
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  5920. It's a good thing the POTUS never did that
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  5921.  @neilpeartspurplenose8739  shut up
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  5922. Also factor in Soviet occupation of some of their own territories as they were still fighting an internal war. There was a Chechen Revolt during WWII that had nothing to do with the Axis, there was the paramilitary actions of collectivization, and there were many garrisons in central Asia throughout the war.
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  5923. You and spamming
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  5924.  @TimeToGetIntense  Except there are arbitrage relationships between T-bills and EVERYTHING ELSE. Banks lend to each other at the rate of T-bills plus a little extra. Banks lend to people/companies at a rate of the return of T-bills plus extra to cover default risk. Equity funding, however, has an expected return of debt plus some extra to cover the risk of the venture (more risky your business the less they value your company). If any of these are out of whack from each other, people will simply borrow at one rate and lend at another and make a risk free profit.
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  5925.  @ritesaidme  treasury bill. AKA government bond.
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  5926. I am constantly surprised by how much English is spread over the world too. China uses Latin numbers in their modern language.
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  5927. Most of these incidents were due to their being nothing to buy with the money, not too mach money
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  5928. They should have been called furlong hope companies.
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  5929. No one is buying that shit anymore
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  5930. I think you're attributing too much to skill when the New Zealanders were taking a lot more operational risk than most. Between joining the British war effort in Europe and the threat to their homeland in the Pacific, the New Zealanders threw A LOT of their population into high risk maneuvers when larger Allied nations could afford to take far less risk and still win.
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  5931.  @chinavirus841  "Europe" includes some states that were part of middle eastern empires. The Franks even ruled much of Syria for a time, and part of Europe was once part of the Arab world.
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  5932. ........given the ambiguous legality I am fairly certain the reaction would be the same. Everyone ignores it.
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  5933. That is called a Ponzi scheme. And no, no one robbed this bank
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  5934. Not every time
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  5935. ​@RB Zee you never heard an American accent before?
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  5936. Trading fees can be higher for you than the ETF fee, depending on the fund, the stocks, and the size of your orders
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  5937. Didn't happen. The Russian territory extended as far as their farthest fishing village
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  5938. No
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  5939. Same story, different day
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  5940.  @the0ne809  Nepotism is good for business
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  5941. A lot of those women weren't wearing hijabs, they're probably indigenous Christians or non-observing Muslims.
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  5942. Nothing will change. We all know the bosses get paid well.
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  5943. These days it is used to mean satan, though.
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  5944. No, war is not profitable. Even if you make money there won't be anything to buy with it. What good is doubling your business if the cost of living goes up tenfold and simple things like cars become luxuries?
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  5945.  @darthazgorath9570  not exactly. There were naval incidents in the Atlantic and people talked about getting into the war in Europe while Washington used sanctions to try and convince Japan to make peace with China. Although yes, it was a total surprise that Japanese carriers started the fighting rather than German U-boats.
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  5946. You ain't getting it.
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  5947. This isn't why she was kicked from a PhD program. Context clues says she really wanted to study nature but all the prestige is in physics and she didn't get along with the men in university. She did lie and say there was gender discrimination involved.
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  5948. 9mm through glass and perhaps seating and metal? Not surprising.
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  5949. No amount of money will make men die for you
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  5950. Seeing the monitor on a bright day would be even more impressive
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  5951. Japan has always been like that.
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  5952.  @boohoo79  That rules out your imput
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  5953. Yeah, lots of people say they don't want kids but choose routine sex over not having kids anyway. With birthrates as low as theirs, it must be that at least some people can't have kids
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  5954. Not always
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  5955.  @brianjohnson5272  I'm not berating you. The rambling makes me think you're on something or just really angry whilst only having a vague idea of the topic.
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  5956.  @brianjohnson5272  I only skimmed the first too rants, I ain't reading this babble.
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  5957.  @brianjohnson5272  shut up
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  5958.  @ZoeAlleyne  I ain't exonerating or blaming the bosses. But it's bloody obvious these idiots shot themselves in the foot. You even see lower bosses try to fix it and you see grunts see the danger but do nothing.
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  5959. 8:30 So she was a management consultant
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  5960. No one cares.
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  5961.  @miloterra2  shut up
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  5962. It won't
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  5963. How much did you lose in crypto banks?
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  5964.  @HyenaEmpyema  MBAs and DEI and Asian knockoffs all existed back then, their problems simply were not widely known
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  5965. @pmarcusb  come on. You know there's a billion things that effect the price of gas that have nothing to fo with inflation
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  5966.  @Ana-mp6my  yeah, but sugar cane doesn't grow in the places that subsidize ethanol.
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  5967. Some of it was needed for bribes, some of it was probably stolen, and some of it was probably used for even more hairbrained investing schemes.
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  5968. A negotiated peace probably wouldn't have seen Korean independence
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  5969. It's nothing new in that part of the world. Just a matter of degrees
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  5970.  @idontevenhaveapla7224  did we sanction the import of medicine within the last year? Life in Cuba does NOT revolve around us. I can't find if there's a shortage of anything besides medicine, but there is a general recession. Part of which is due to fall of their trade partner Venezuela and another part due to the fall of their best export: Doctors.
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  5971.  @madjames1134  you should talk
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  5972.  @madjames1134  he does have a large toxic fan base but most Brazilians are more concerned with local matters.
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  5973. Oh yes, even old white men get shot when they act like ***holes.
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  5974. That was a UAE flag in the background of that billionaire's garage. In that country, you can literally buy a medical degree and license stamped and signed by the government. Also, most of their workforce are slaves, people from abroad lured in with promises of good pay only to have their passports seized and wages withheld permanently.
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  5975. 4:06 That's Keith Gill's investment philosophy
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  5976. The locals wouldn't want foreign intervention
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  5977. It'll just get stolen or wasted
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  5978. That would make housing congested as no one would build or buy unless they were sure of 99% occupancy and many perfectly good houses would be demolished if there were no immediate buyers
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  5979. Lose the sycophancy
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  5980.  @montaser9985  you don't know a thing about Palestine. You wouldn't even know the difference between a Refugee and a Citizen was even if you Googled it.
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  5981. Let's be frank an admit the real reason everyone is touchy about internet data is because no one wants anyone to know about what porn they watch or which websites they're banned from
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  5982. Sell
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  5983. He believes everyone as dirty as he is, but the rest is him choosing to believe anything that is profitable if it were true. This is quite common among frauds.
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  5984. The ergonomics are largely resolved these days. Why wouldn't we?
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  5985.  @winnietheblue3633  that was also due to winner-take-all customs.
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  5986. Happens all the time in China @Trgn 
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  5987. Index investing is for the average investor. Warren Buffet is not the average investor.
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  5988. People lie with misleading stats all the time
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  5989. @newempire158  what?
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  5990. They only visited Venezuela for show. The Mali part is ambiguous because PMCs aren't the Russian Army. You can call Artsakh what is. If you're going to include Abkhazia and South Ossetia you should include Donetsk and Luhansk. Crimea is fully annexed. You forgot Transnistria.
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  5991. Yeah, that's why we don't have one, but you imply that the budget isn't in order which is false
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  5992. This is not even worth a video. It's simply because decades ago Mr. Obama tried and failed to nationalize health insurance so now it's a matter of pride and spam behavior.
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  5993. The problem with this video is the hoaxes of Sam Clemins are widely known, there was even a Bonanza episode on it. Videos on hoaxes some people still believe would be appreciated, like the myth of men getting rich selling shovels during a gold rush. The reality was it was so expensive to haul goods across the frontier that those men were just as liable as the miners to go bankrupt.
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  5994. There's no such thing as overkill
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  5995.  @S1lence_D  troll somewhere else
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  5996.  @S1lence_D  Misuse the copyright strike button on your videos and shut your account down for a week.
    2
  5997. Needs more gun
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  5998.  @garygarside9782  dude it wasn't a thing anymore by 2020
    2
  5999. Yeah. These idiots want him to let them sell before he does.
    2
  6000. Everyone hates unions, unless they think they control them
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  6001. @AFGuidesHD  the way I'd put it is labor laws and unions are redundant. If I really had a problem with the boss, I can hire a lawyer and go to court.
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  6002. How much did you lose?
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  6003. Games of musical offices are usually a sign the bosses are trying to establish dominance on each other. It the Nazi's case, there was a very real disconnect between the extremists in the inner circle loyal to themselves and the professionals running the army loyal to Germany.
    2
  6004.  @moss8448  I've read of worse cases. In the 1960's in Syria the Soviet ambassador told the UN point blank that no one knew who was giving who orders.
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  6005. You're mixed up. Traders buy those for the relevant T-bill rate plus a suitable risk premium. Everything is priced of t-bills one way or another
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  6006. He isn't blaming any politicians. Only liars do that
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  6007. That pretty much sums up many jails down there. Also note it got bad enough it is not safe for cops to enter there.
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  6008. Ha. Like you would have wanted to avoid war if you were German back then.
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  6009.  @thatman8490  I'm a machinist at the moment. And yeah, you can buy an EV if you wanted, but that doesn't change how they're all expensive trash.
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  6010. Quit obsessing over QAnon, VICE. Those idiots are as defunct as you are.
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  6011.  @ericdillingham6858  the one I didn't read
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  6012. Note this is the censored Chinese version. No, the problem is NOT that only a quarter of the land is suitable for development. The problem is the government collects little taxes and instead opts to raise revenue by auctioning off land leases at deliberately inflated values.
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  6013. Ooph. Leave it to 21st century news to attempt to blame white men for everyone's regulatory and money problems. That's overtly racist and you can see clearly the point it switches from actual research to political BS.
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  6014. You don't know the first thing about the British Commonwealth, do you?
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  6015. What? You mean how there isn't a 3d printer in the world big enough for this?
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  6016. You must draw the distinction between Chinese expats and Chinese state run enterprises.
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  6017.  @jon_nomad  English isn't a first language for you, is it?
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  6018. No surprise there. South Africa's cash economy is most ma and pa ventures these days.
    2
  6019. @aszhara2900  liars get scalped
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  6020. It'll probably remain a zombie website for decades too
    2
  6021. No one is using it. The market data crypto websites post is fake, they don't even show the depegging
    2
  6022. @LeJollyCakes  condescending? You have any idea how lawless that place is? Many entire cities don't even have names
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  6023. I think this highlights a different problem. No one wants to contradict "established science." If this confirmed some outlandish mainstream idea (like aliens) it would get published without checking the accuracy. Since it conflicts something taught in textbooks, everyone wants someone else to publish it.
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  6024. The bot generally avoids taking a side when it finds conflicting info, and uses terms like "complex issue" because humans like neutral bots
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  6025.  @Zest3685  The Russians aren't that bad. To each other.
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  6026. It was a mess before they got there
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  6027. Classic European armies also wore funny hats to make them look taller, and hence more intimidating.
    2
  6028. There's got to be a lot of tests, including wear and tear tests where they bend it back and forth for weeks and see if it cracks. Also, the FAA is among the more bloated bureaucracies and they get to it when they get to it.
    2
  6029.  @jwhite5008  shut up
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  6030. It's so useless you mean
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  6031. How much did you lose?
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  6032.  @AyoSwuffy  how much did you lose?
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  6033. WSM is definitely beyond their reach.
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  6034. You say that because you don't understand the respective motives.
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  6035. Found the crypto scammer
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  6036. Coyotes are often methheads desperate for cash and/or wannabe bandit kings. It's not a surprise this happened
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  6037. South Africa has a weird mix of some of the best forces and some of the worst, while Mexico is universally mediocre
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  6038. Not really. The Russian tough soldier persona is to ignore safety issues in the name of performance in much the way American soldiers ignore minor injuries to show off they're tough. When I was in we literally weren't allowed "bitch pads" (bandaids) so I had to clean a road rash with germX. It hurt.
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  6039. The Bosniaks aren't Turks any more than global perception of the war has anything to do with reality.
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  6040.  @jonasnijssen9787  yeah. I ain't an accountant.
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  6041. The EU has LGBT free zones. France is not the EU.
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  6042. Finally, quality due diligence from MSM... and everyone is ignoring it.
    2
  6043. Get a job
    2
  6044. Or maybe just you
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  6045. The NFT auction is a fraud. They used affiliated entities to bid up the price and bought it by moving money from their left pocket to their right pocket. I bet my life upon it.
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  6046. @ Sin knows no social barriers. Like how you're demonstrating envy and whataboutism
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  6047. Soldiers suffer more, but people only care about them when they're on "our side."
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  6048. To add: In the Victorian era nightshade was used to dilate pupils. Not just for surgery but girls would do it to themselves in order to look cute. Just don't eat the stuff.
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  6049. Depends on state inheritance laws, but I think in most places it's that when estates are divided creditors get paid first and in some cases they get everything. The Romans did what he said and they had debt slavery which definitely is not legal now
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  6050. Depends how much they were caught with. Recall these guys were charged with simple possession, not possession with intent to distribute.
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  6051. Calling a HAM radio crude totally overlooks the convoluted science involved. Nowadays electronics are so complicated that no one person knows how creating all of it works, though.
    2
  6052. Most of these PE firms secretly don't know what they're doing, others are buying trash companies doomed to fail simply because they can get them stupid cheap
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  6053. That's like never going outside in the rain because some people were struck by lightning
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  6054. @davidseslar5798  so what?
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  6055. Do you have any idea how many knockoff Apple devises there are? One netizen was even under the impression that most Chinese people have them even though Apple itself says their sales are minimal in China. Likewise, most of the knockoffs of French luxury brands are made and sold in China
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  6056. Marx tried to write poetry. Maybe she liked his hopeless romantic self. Also, philosophy is the art of sounding smarter than you are
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  6057.  @anonymous5424  how much have you lost so far?
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  6058. Dude, Chinese people have been in America since the Gild Rush.
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  6059. You will likely not be able to.
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  6060. The monarchy was more or less defunct at that point as the custom was for a committee of army officers to run things while the emperor was the front man.
    2
  6061. Prison in Mexico is more like exile
    2
  6062. Was the killer acting with or without orders?
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  6063.  @Carefreeblues  Algorithm sent him here. He spammed the generic bullshit without watching the video. Typical among socialists
    2
  6064.  @carly09et  You're trying really hard to sound smart, but what you said conflicts reality in several places that has nothing to do with your argument, so I assume you're just commenting on subjects you care nothing for
    2
  6065. You don't need to ask us for time off, TIK.
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  6066. It's worse than that. These real estate startups are using funds from pre-orders to fund construction. In any civilized country this is impossible since the funds would be deposited with an escrow for safety. But in China this system allows allegedly serious corporations to take on Wallstreetbets level leverage and either get rich quick or (more likely) crash and burn. Most of the time, just random dudes will get all the pre-orders they can, hire a contractor to build around that, take all the profit if they win, or leave the buyers with the bill if they lose.
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  6067.  @dbspecials1200  the fraud is the easy part. Getting away with it is the hard part
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  6068.  @dangerouslytalented  that's a literal conspiracy theory. There often is a fish that gets away but you're implying everyone arrested/fined is a fall guy.
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  6069. More importantly, the poor wages were slightly irrelevant since most household goods were made at home from stratch.
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  6070.  @HoussamNekkaa  leave Lebanon to those of us that know a thing about Lebanon.
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  6071. Most of the infrastructure and hirer education was built by the French colonial government and later some US investors. Year after year, a little more of it falls apart due to corruption, incompetence, and infighting. Year after year, people borrow or scam to maintain their lifestyles. For instance, it's common practice in Lebanon to lure in immigrants with promises of pay they can't keep. Once in country they take the "kafala's" passport and don't pay them, or lock them up, or beat them, or use them as sex slaves. Lebanon is the largest abuser per capita of prescription meds. IDK what effect that had on the hospital in the video. The railroads were abandoned during the civil war and were never rebuilt. But there's still a railroad department that draws a budget. Large fires due to the total lack of occupational safety is common. State subsidized gasoline which was how many Lebanese could afford driving. Much of said gasoline wasn't sold in Lebanon, which was fraud. Much of the gasoline was smuggled into Syria for money. Much of the subsidy money was pinched. Suddenly the state runs out of money and the gas stations run out of gas. The list goes on. And on. And on.
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  6072.  @spacetoast7783  dude, you're dealing with a literal Dunning-Krugar Effect. This guy literally doesn't even know what fixed-rate loans are.
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  6073. Proof you don't need a big newspaper to do original reporting. You just need some basic detective work and not rely on clickbait.
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  6074. It's not a ring as the average distance between objects is about a big as Earth is from the sun. It does refer to the remote and unexplored as most objects there are undiscovered, but we know something is out there because of gravity weirdness.
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  6075. Do you have any idea how expensive and difficult it is to put a person in space and bring them back alive?
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  6076. That only works in the movies.
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  6077. Tell that to your mother
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  6078. Books recommended in comments are almost always trash that the recommender did not read either
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  6079. @FeloniousMonk419  no you won't
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  6080. Yeah, poor people do buy small luxury items. They're usually irresponsible people or people if with skewed priorities. Many will complain about either their wage or social services. I.E. Lady refuses to buy her son school materials but still has the latest iPhone. Greed has no regard for class.
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  6081. ​@lowwastehighmelanin what part of California?
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  6082. Vhut?
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  6083. The SEC is notoriously backlogged. I think they're prosecuting according to size, not date.
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  6084. It's also good the suspect didn't account for how tall the cop was......
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  6085. Homes are assets, the mortgages you buy them with are liabilities.
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  6086. What costs that much that's worth having?
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  6087. The coyotes are looking to get rich, and the trip is worth whatever people will pay.
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  6088. That's a small exaggeration. But note is was the detective's quick draw that saved the day.
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  6089. There's mostly been peace for many years.
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  6090.  @Saskguy20  that's distorted to the point you might as well make stuff up. Most vaccines don't last long and many need refrigerated. So shut up you incompetent liar.
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  6091.  @Saskguy20  no one said that. Again, the vaccination rate itself should illustrate the lack of hospitals in Nigeria. A fact which is not in dispute, so quit being rhetorical.
    2
  6092.  @epiclivestreammoments  Shut up
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  6093.  @Langtw  No, I said YOUR degree is useless even though I don't yet know what it is.
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  6094. @Langtw  how much cheating was involved?
    2
  6095. The lava is the least deadly part of the volcanoes. The gas is the danger part and these mountains have little of it.
    2
  6096. Business in India is mostly just cons conning cons. Don't be surprised there's so many major frauds coming out of there.
    2
  6097. First world problems...
    2
  6098. If only. But that might have not stopped someone trippin that bad.
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  6099. Japan didn't care about wars in Europe. It was just an opportunity for them to expand.
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  6100. That's the poiny
    2
  6101.  @kingofaesthetics9407  it's mainly down to how no one actually knows a thing about what they're preaching, they're just regurgitating what originated in Al Gore's Presidential campaigns and filling in the details why every alternative is wrong later. I am actually aware of no scientific study post 2000 on the matter that had not already made their conclusions before the study was even conceived.
    2
  6102. That's old news. We've been burning money for a year.
    2
  6103. Perhaps your lack of education is more an issue.
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  6104. "Inequality" reports are all envy driven bullshit. If the results don't reflect "rich get richer" they will simply change the metrics.
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  6105. Uh... I didn't see anything else generate headlines. I actually heard of reddit through YouTube channels.
    2
  6106. He meant the Americas...
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  6107. Poor taste
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  6108. They technically have it, they just don't know who owns what. And banks don't actually move physical dollars, it's all stored in the Fed's vaults, so when a bank forgets who they owe and who owes them, the money has been erased.
    2
  6109. There was a time phones were getting smaller and smaller. Nowadays with have Ipods that make calls which we call phones.
    2
  6110. It's still incomprehensibly large
    2
  6111. He was never a billionaire. He made tens of millions
    2
  6112. They're "diversifying." They don't want more than half of their suppliers of any one service to be concentrated in one state.
    2
  6113. Quit obsessing over that dude
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  6114. They're all cons. They harbor the cult because they want stupid people to join in so they can screw them over
    2
  6115. They simply changed the definition of poverty
    2
  6116. If it works it works
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  6117.  @JamesBond-8668  are you Chinese? Because I don't see how you don't know the difference in the constitutions of all those different states. It reeks of the idocy of Chinese diplomats
    2
  6118. We ain't torturing animals.
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  6119.  @lolasdm6959  It's "stronger" in the way that it's cheap and so the wall can be crazy thick and built by temp workers
    2
  6120. We're clearly dealing with a systemic issue but the real question is... Does China care?
    2
  6121. If wanted a tornado shelter, we'd have them. But nah, most people simply hide in closets or trust their luck isn't too bad. You're still more likely to be killed by an animal than a tornado
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  6122.  @jonnyshanon2103  Please leave dispatching to those of us that know basic facts about the matter. Heck, even VICE has a nice piece on the subject in their Informer series.
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  6123. That occurred with limited results.
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  6124. It's illegal not to and complaining about it makes you look like an idiot scammer
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  6125. Who else was involved? Alameda was founded by him. Allegedly there are 10 total insiders, all purely nepotistic appointees, but most of them have not been named.
    2
  6126. It was a transparent pyramid scheme
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  6127. How?
    2
  6128. Put that up your butt where it came from. The world does not revolve around your enemies.
    2
  6129. Because it's not worth the money to build it
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  6130. @Wanfielf  yeah, I left out the fraud part. They're all registered as non-profits but the all charge interest akin to a credit card and have people arrested when they default.
    2
  6131. Shut up, CNBC
    2
  6132. Probably not. The only consequence most people would face is losing their jobs if they don't move with the office.
    2
  6133. Turkey can't even afford concrete, let alone a gold reserve
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  6134. It was Sam's company
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  6135. Dude, the issue was the lack of any knowledge
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  6136. Do we care? Fools lose money, end of story
    2
  6137. Argentine right and left has nothing to do with your country's
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  6138. IDK, the exchange rates I'm getting all contradict each other and no one knows how all those fake Yuan factors in. I think CO is speculating how much additional money they're printing as we speak. If it's true, it would explain why they're suddenly trying to ram this "Yuan as reserve currency" because if that were to happen even a little then the printed Yuan would have less effect on inflation.
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  6139. Depends what kind of loan. Collateralized debt like a mortgage gets a much better rate than that while credit cards are worse. In Lebanon most banks are one man shows near indistinguishable from the many loan sharks (Hawalas). These have little regulation and near zero enforcement so Beirut is a hotspot for money laundering. Also the rates charged by these men are often extreme. Rates anywhere from 10% to 50% are not uncommon.
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  6140. It's a mix of scams, greed, and stupidity.
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  6141. Guys, it's not that complicated. It's an armored truck. It moves soldiers in hostile areas. There's off the shelf civilian trucks that also do the job but we have a bunch of surplus MRAPs at the moment.
    2
  6142. Except when speaking of Cyprus. When that place is called the unsinkable aircraft carrier, they mean it.
    2
  6143. It's just like VC funding, then
    2
  6144. ​ @Jezus42 drunk and totally aggressive
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  6145. A lot of people won't buy government bonds right now because they think the Feds are going to raise their own interest rates soon.
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  6146. @Loredana Godorogea  cost of living is high in that city, you're deliberate vague on timeline, quality of cheese varies wildly, and your statement couldn't be more useless if you tried
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  6147. Jails in Latin America in general tend to be simply places to put offenders. As such they are often overcrowded and the inmates run the place and contraband is plentiful. Many reports of prostitutes visiting jails regularly and gang bosses ordering hits from jail abound.
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  6148. She didn't. It was money laundering
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  6149. You don't know that
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  6150. Shut up
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  6151.  @omedyie5066  no, I'm just telling you to quit backseat governing in the most assholistic way possible
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  6152. Lying does nothing for no one. It's a statistical fact that many casual users just left
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  6153. You make broad damnations lightly. Many vaccines need to be refrigerated and many only last a short time period. Nigeria was simply receiving free stuff faster than they could use them. And given the vaccination rate, you see how there is very few med techs in country that can simply give shots.
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  6154. Shane, this is fraud and we can charge you with it
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  6155. That's silly
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  6156.  @sansin6250  your English is not as good as you think
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  6157. There hasn't been a king of the Jews since before Rome was founded.
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  6158. Shut up, Wion
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  6159. Innovation doesn't discriminate.
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  6160. Conservationists love it, but the crocs prolly drive will small species to extinction.
    2
  6161. I literally forgot about them until they blew up
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  6162. Weird statement given Ian was discussing mechanical engineering.
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  6163. Who?
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  6164.  @jeffreytackett3922  obviously, not everyone is buying used cars all of a suddenly. These are consumer trends, statistical facts, nothing more.
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  6165. Not even that. They don't have the machine tools to make their own parts
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  6166. That's one way to say you don't even fucking know who is fighting who
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  6167. A Russian restaurant bought them up.
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  6168. Spy satellites have no use for giant lenses. The most recent development are synthetic aperture radar that can see through clouds.
    2
  6169. Yours?
    2
  6170. Jealous, much?
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  6171. Yeah
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  6172. No one cares
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  6173.  @projectsdonepoorly1383  I ordered a custom one with a lot of bells and whistles. It's a nice gun
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  6174. Critics of this point out the level of precision needed to use this may be actually impossible, but I don't know.
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  6175. 2:00 Caveat: Lebanon is in it's own unrelated economic downfall.
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  6176. That is literally true, given Disney's credit rating is much better than the Brazilian government's.
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  6177. Don't tell Heimlich
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  6178. Can be. Depends from unit to unit and time to time
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  6179. What makes you think DAESH is different from the surrounding population?
    2
  6180. What red flags?
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  6181.  @happydace6991  shut up before someone doxxes you.
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  6182. Archaic and pre-classic era dates are more than a little arbitrary as there's nothing to even carbon date
    2
  6183. That's not funny. Ultimately those payouts are guaranteed by the government and nothing short of the end of the world will stop them.
    2
  6184. These guys? Don't be sure. The sallaried associates don't make near that much. Investment bankers that make that much cash are on performance based compensation, in this case collecting a percentage of the ETN management fee. Also, if you lose company money you're fired.
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  6185. Liar
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  6186. There's no way in hell Congress or the bureaucracy is enforcing punitive tariffs on the Mexicans or Canadians. I know we like to pretend they're independent countries but the Americans own their bodies, end of story.
    2
  6187. There never was any known monarch named Prestor John.
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  6188.  @veganpotterthevegan  I'd say more like 25%
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  6189. I understood it was just a therapist office. What's the con?
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  6190. @lemon14141  I did, and from what I understand they were paying YouTubers as much as 200 bucks a patient but they haven't done much vetting of these independent contractor therapists. Not (yet) fraud at this point.
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  6191.  @fbksfrank4  African Americans aren't Khoisan either
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  6192. You know what dual citizenship is?
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  6193. These guys say that at literally every significant natural disaster whilst making no major relief efforts. But you can be sure politicized presses will reprint it as fact because it makes good headlines.
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  6194. Dude, these are older than the crews that use them. Of course they break down.
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  6195.  @cyberpotato63  this is more than that, after the USSR fell there was a very sharp economic depression and vehicles simply rusted in storage. In some cases whole brigades of tanks were found parked in a field and no record existed on why they had been there for 20 years. Corruption is not the issue at hand.
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  6196. A statement from mainstream media that a given act is changing public perception always means that public perception isn't changing and is not likely to change anytime this decade.
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  6197.  @overPowerPenguin  they weren't manipulated, they were greedy.
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  6198. @ You misread. They kill other lion's cubs, not their own (mostly)
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  6199. He has always been nearly a ponzi schemer. Most of his ventures have little chance of making little money, not as bad as some of the SPACs but still uninvestible
    2
  6200. He's definitely going to jail. I bet the lives of everyone on this thread
    2
  6201. Because it's on this channel
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  6202. People were indiscriminately stocking up on emergency goods anticipating the end of the world. One economist actually predicted a ten year depression.
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  6203. That's a veiled way of saying they struggle to stay profitable.
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  6204. @jryde421  tell that to the real estate people I've known for decades. A lot of craziness happens in housing, none of it necessarily connected
    2
  6205. Dude, he's connected to dozens of murders and these gangsters get as much money from extortion as the do drugs
    2
  6206. They literally did shoot and kidnap Americans. As in a full third of the day one casualties were at a random rave that Hamas soldiers tore apart. Delta forces on in Israel to go rescue them as we speak
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  6207. People being gangbangers. Literally, this tech gets used a lot in inner cities.
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  6208. Only if you're a chump.
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  6209.  @mirror452  you say that as if you know for a fact the auditors will find systemic criminal activities, hense all the meaningless rhetoric. It's not like we all know that "sensitive data" is a euphemism for "secrets."
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  6210. Why the frick would he? The banks barely even function there.
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  6211. Go away
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  6212. In California? The problem is overregulation and a lax judiciary. You won't have trouble finding honest work that pays on time.
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  6213.  @itsvmmc  lose the non-sequiter
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  6214.  @boskodelic8907  Oh, so they meant to annex Slovenia? Serbia's goal was all the turfs that had either been formally part of Serbia or where ethnic Serbs lived.
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  6215.  @wassim3331  ha
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  6216. But it's suddenly extremely common.
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  6217.  @jrton1366  are you seriously calling libertarians "anarcho-capitalists?"
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  6218. Come on, it's the usual sore loseres following an election. Happens all the time.
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  6219. Not always. Take Enron for example, there was no way for normal investors to see it coming since they bribed the auditor
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  6220.  @MrSupernova111  This goon is defending Enron just to feel less bad about being in the red. Don't feel like you need to "win" in the comments
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  6221. None of this adds up to any real criminal allegation, and a lot of it is clearly bullshit.
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  6222. Since when are we obsessed over avacados? And the vigilantes and cartels fight over anything worth money.
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  6223. Big sophisticated crimes have less harm than a proportionate amount of small brazen crimes.
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  6224. They aren't dumb. Humsns see humans as competition. They want less competition, no matter what pain and suffering that entails.
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  6225. Airbuses aren't necessarily European.
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  6226.  @jasonstevens2060  they make their helicopters in Alabama and satellite in Florida
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  6227.  @urinater  I forget where/when I read it but the stat I read was for the previous year. Either way, same result where daily compounding works in your favor just a little.
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  6228. It is important. Germany don't do vigilantes.
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  6229. The drones will have to be significantly better than civilian drones in order to justify the price. And the army will also be interested.
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  6230. Stale
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  6231. Ok, doomer
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  6232. @RipTheJackR  politicians were always old men even back before democracy.
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  6233. Only so much they can do and it's only worth their fee if you owe a large amount
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  6234. IDK how adult legal guardianships work anywhere else, but note these conservatorships were intended for senile people and things get weird with rich people (there's A LOT of money involved in this).
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  6235. Be realistic. It's going to be sold dirt cheap and pay for weapons.
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  6236. It's a thing in Chinese culture that starts in childhood. No one cares if you are really good, they only care if you are the very best. Parents/teachers will constantly compare their kids to a fictitious perfect kid who could do better, and no one cares how you actually get to the top. This does many things: Chinese gamers strongly prefer competitive videogames like LoL and Dota, there's always a wild surplus of applicants to prestigious jobs, and many corporate execs will attempt blitzscaling regardless if there's a logical reason to do so.
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  6237.  @PresidentialWinner  rhetorics is completely worthless. I've literally thrown entire books aside because of it.
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  6238.  @greeneyedbandit7079  what does that have to do with what reforms Mr Biden has made? The POTUS is a bit preoccupied with Afghanistan and the Infrastructure Bill by the looks of things.
    2
  6239.  @jessicaxhanning2111  how can you talk so much but say so little?
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  6240.  @agentmueller  I don't even vote fool. He's just another incompetent idealist, as are you
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  6241.  @marys3738  YouTube censor algorithm is mostly key word based. If you used a word in several previous comments that got flagged for any reason then it will be auto removed. I heard of a case where the Chinese characters meaning "Communist gangster" was getting removed. YouTube fixed that and said it was due to Chinese Communists misusing the report button.
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  6242. That's what the shrink said...
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  6243. You're making me hungry
    2
  6244. Because it says what we want to hear
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  6245.  @kirilmihaylov1934  Dude, yes there is correlation although not perfect correlation. The reason being most of the gold/silver owned is owned as an investment or store of value, not a commodity. It bursts with all market crashes. If you're going to hedge against inflation, you'll need to get creative and NOT do the same thing 100,000 other people are doing.
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  6246. Often a bunkbed and cafeteria is provided, so they are not in total default. Even so, city jobs are not seen as just jobs but as lottery tickets because factories tend to work like Hollywood in China. The cities are super expensive but the countryside supplying them is stupid cheap. Think 20 dollar rent in village versus 600 dollar rent in city, so farmers will get seasonal jobs between harvests in the cities and live on the streets or in a crowded dorm.
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  6247. U old
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  6248. TIK is a former socialist who doesn't give a rip about politics anymore. Yeah, some of his opinions are weird but equating him with the right for badmouthing communism is just as absurd as equating the right with Mousolini just because you voted for a different baffoon.
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  6249. You don't have to hurt a kid bad to get them all abset about it
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  6250. Don't be ridiculous. I've been through the Federal hiring process and it is in depth, unfair, arbitrary, and brutal. The best way to get through is to not care whether or not you get through.
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  6251. Not even remotely. There was no world war in 2014, there was no civil war in 1941, there were no Russians in the ME in 1941, there were no Vinchy anywhere in 2014, Jihadis didn't control Syria in 1941, and the Axis didn't control Syria in 2014.
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  6252. There are two unrelated wars. One with guns which the west doesn't want its citizens participating in. One with trade in which idiots try to beat each other into submission with boycotts.
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  6253. Right. They really don't.
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  6254. Most Iranians are rural ruled by Tehran in name only. It's more likely the numbers are total bullshit
    2
  6255. So far. Forest fires are easy to run away from.
    2
  6256. It would work easy. You could create an NFT, and sell it to your partner for the exact amount they owe you.
    2
  6257. On guy in New York was allibied by his Facebook post. I think it was he made it from a public computer at the opposite end of town where the crime occurred
    2
  6258. Sone people would give conspicuous amounts of money just to get her attention
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  6259. Update: Mr Scott would claim he was unarming himself and not trying to shoot the officer, but would plead guilty to the assault anyway. Ironically it's quite possible no one in the video had any ill-intentions.
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  6260. 11:35 Musk appears to be going off memory and said he didn't know anyone unwilling to come back. At that point he was just being overly optimistic.
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  6261.  @srgeas1292  I don't know where you think I'm from but you are wrong. And that's not necessarily the case. Hardships make borders more fluid but not warfare is a competitive field. I.E. the collapse of the Turkish economy means it's much more likely Turkey's neighbors will carve out territory at their expense.
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  6262.  @jackholler3572  not everyone here has political motives. I'm a historian
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  6263. Dude, we're a net food EXPORTER. Some things just don't grow up here, like coffee, tropical fruits, cocoa, and sugar. Cappachino is America's favorite drink, and none of the ingredients can grow here.
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  6264. That was before we found out the project manager is incompetent.
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  6265. There was also a time when big business was impossible except in select industries.
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  6266. Scared about something. Afraid things will blow up in his face. But hilariously non-specific. WHO in government made this "understanding" (aka extortion). And what is this corruption he vigorously denies any part with? And why was he forced out of office? And why is sound like he's lying?
    2
  6267. Everyone (including me) seems to forget when they're on camera.
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  6268.  @inimeneinimene463  By that same logic the Congolese army is forever tainted by the systemic robbery/rape of the Belgian Congolese. And unlike Leopold that actually happened within living memory and isn't subject to hyperbole.
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  6269. No need. Law enforcement solves most gang killings.
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  6270. You could say that of any country.
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  6271. The reader posts what he finds interesting, nothing more
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  6272. They're paying more the chips and this wouldn't effect costs significantly
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  6273. Food is cheap in America that baristas can afford to get fat. People have to eat weird stuff to pretend to be rich.
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  6274. Same last name. It's probably his step mom.
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  6275. Turf switches hands lightly in that part of the world and borders are just lines on a map. During the Ottoman period it often wasn't clear if that area was part of Iraq or Syria and during the Revolution period it is not known who controlled the streets as the allegiances of tribal and municipal leaders changed yearly.
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  6276. As if a hydro dam doesn't serve the same purpose and more for a fraction the cost
    2
  6277. There's worse
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  6278. Mexican armed forces is loaded with questions like that... Especially when vigilantes are involved
    2
  6279. This idiot thought he could win a 3 on 1 with scissors?
    2
  6280. Vhut?
    2
  6281. The stock market returns 10% a year. A 20% discount and three month wait is a reasonable return given the risk, assuming you would buy the product anyway.
    2
  6282. And yet, Christian charity is the source of many essentials in Africa.
    2
  6283. You're thinking of borrowing to invest, and in the roaring 20s there weren't really any limits to that.
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  6284. His crime is he lied to banks so he could get an absurd amount of leverage.
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  6285. It's mostly Bill Gates and associates. Bigger mature tech firms who are profitable
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  6286. This has nothing to do with Brazilian politics
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  6287. The tax evading racket exists within the US too. In some states, the tax isn't as bad as others and so it is easy to bring in whole truckloads of untaxed cigarettes and half the time the stores don't even notice there's no tax stamp
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  6288. Found the scammer
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  6289. They ain't socialists.
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  6290.  @MarketOracleTV  you mind lending that crystal ball when you're done with it? The reason it's cheap is because it's high risk and that risk is priced in.
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  6291.  @TheAlchemist1089  the city's bread and butter was automotive manufacturing and had a substantial inner city with crime and gangs. During the 2008 crash demand for new cars dropped as struggling families bought used cars or more carefully maintained old ones to save money. Many factories closed and people moved away and some reopened elsewhere years later. The crime rate per capita increased as the people who stayed were often the ones with gang connections, or drug addictions, or without college educations that could get them jobs in other cities. Many abandoned buildings exist and landowners will take any price for rent/purchase of property just so they get something out of it.
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  6292. The one when you were kicked off Facebook
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  6293. 13:20 No one uses the smoke screen. The grenade launchers are where tankers put their cans of Monsters for the road.
    2
  6294. They didn't lose their way, their initial success was primarily luck because they were making the right parts at the right time
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  6295.  @matt_milack  In your dreams
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  6296. The state militias were the regulars. As in nearly all Confederate units were part of state militias. Robert Lee's Army of Virginia is often erroneously equated with the Confederate Army but he just had a number of units that Jefferson Davis managed to get on loan from other states to send to the front. Yes, this was exactly as chaotic a command as it sounds.
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  6297. People need to just stop trying to grow their business, at least not grow it at any significant rate. Just find a good way of making money and git gud at it.
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  6298. That starting video is horribly shot and edited.
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  6299.  @chillrawr9603  the whole point I was making was that ISN'T fraud.
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  6300. Probably misidentified as someone else, or tripped a land mine
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  6301. No one knows because they allow ten times the amount Japan does and wouldn't tell anyone if they broke that limit
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  6302. Because it is envy driven, not an actual assessment of what the top is doing. Also, there was a time before globalization when the super rich didn't exist and prtty elites were the source of politics
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  6303. That literally isn't how it started
    2
  6304. Twitter is going bankrupt
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  6305. Cartels, vigilantes, revolutionaries, rogue generals/politicians, take your pick
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  6306. No it won't.
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  6307. Bamboo?
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  6308. Not if you live with them
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  6309. As if this isn't widely known in Egypt. They just don't care.
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  6310. This is all military footage. What all you talking about?
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  6311. In many ways Japan had an opposite problem as China as they are a nation of savers, not borrowers. Since unrealized capital gains could be counted as income, though...
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  6312. Banks won't give you floating rate mortgages anymore. A fixed rate always starts a bit higher than the current floating rate, but that is just to cover the cost of insurance the bank buys (unless you're SVB).
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  6313. The goal is not to save the climate, the goal is to increase the food supply.
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  6314. To be fair, maybe the other guy had it coming
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  6315. That's not funny
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  6316. I personally stand to gain a lot of money from this, but frankly I really doubt the Federal government can afford this.
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  6317. Would they be complaining of they won?
    2
  6318. Nah, it's his African side coming out
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  6319. Guniea was never a democracy
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  6320.  @richyket  you mean to imply Africans aren't worth the billions we send in charity?
    2
  6321.  Qᴜɪᴄᴋ Sᴀɴᴅ  shut up and get drafted, kid.
    2
  6322. The 21st century is weird......
    2
  6323. Who goes to banks for stocks?
    2
  6324. I make generic early comment. GIVE ME MEANINGLESS UPVOTES!
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  6325. How much did you lose?
    2
  6326. Here's to violence, the cause of and solution to all world problems.
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  6327.  @casacara  it's not necessarily it IS, but how it WILL. Like how people indiscriminately buy EV stocks ignoring all logic and risk management, that's an ESG investment.
    2
  6328. Read the description and watch the video
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  6329. What if you only fired a rocket?
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  6330. Cash crops? America is a food exporter, and what you grow depends totally on your soil, bud. Where I am farmers mostly grow a wheat/soy crop (yes you can two crops in one year) or if they have water pipes they grow corn.
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  6331. There's worse
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  6332. Bozo he was danger to himself and others in a stolen car
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  6333. Like your investments?
    2
  6334. If I were Russian, I'd take out a loan to buy some of these for peanuts.
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  6335.  @Barad-Dur_IsACapitalOfMordor  and I sold RUSL puts an hour before delisting was announced. I'm sitting on losses but the other guy can't exercise his options, meaning likely big gain for me despite historic lows.
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  6336.  @wolfNov1942  why so antagonistic to our suppliers? Army bureacrats also make a killing in war and you're not demonizing them. Besides, military contracts aren't as profitable as you think. Yes, there are sometimes fat margins involved but it is high risk. You might spend a billion dollars on a tank factory but the government suddenly decides they don't need a lot of tanks. Or you may spend millions on a prototype airplane only for your competitor's to be chosen. Or your overhead costs triple overnight because the task was classified top secret and you're forced to sound proof walls, buy safes, and fire some of the best employees. Businessmen work for the military because patriotism, not profit.
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  6337. They're the Walmart of stock brokers. You can be sure people will whine no matter what they do. Like literally. When I worked at Walmart customers would complain to me about how crummy it was to work there. But I say Walmart managers were fine, it was the customers that gave me trouble.
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  6338. Paris isn't involved. The given reason for the coup was the army believed the civilian government was criminally incompetent.
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  6339. Lose the bull
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  6340. Some people mix what they suppose to be true with what they know for a fact. It makes for some bizarre mistakes but it lets people pretend they have all the answers without actually having to the hard work of research.
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  6341.  @ganie1961  it's complicated. Iran mostly operates through Syrian mercenaries in that region since the Russians banned them from southern Syrian.
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  6342.  @iceman18211  Crypto, gold, and any other commodity is not an investment.
    2
  6343. There's no one group setting ESG standards. In fact, most ESG investment funds set their own standards.
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  6344. America alone provides billions of dollars of charity and billions more in investments. The difference is no one is playing politics with this stuff and we ain't giving out Wallstreetbets level leverage.
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  6345. ​ @dark_master_Makei  who said anything about debt forgiveness? We ain't asking for any.
    2
  6346. Vhut?
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  6347. The case has to be refiled, it ain't over
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  6348. They were fighting over who would rule Jordan, and a lot of the PLO men were Jordanians.
    2
  6349. Investors got 2/3 back
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  6350. He was aiming for the other guy
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  6351. These goons mostly use hatchets and antique guns from every era of their history
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  6352. Googling... Can confirm. Over 6% of mining took place there in 2020 due to comparatively cheap electricity and a Laissez-faire government. The current President wants crypto to be regulated, but signed a bill legalizing it anyway. All this together brought in miners from as far afield as Japan.
    2
  6353.  @hotsauceislethal  charts? We're talking news coverage and investor social media chatter, right?
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  6354. You ask the wrong questions about the Neighborhood Resistance Committees. Are these gangs armed? What are their relationship to each other? What methods do they use to sponsor these protests? Who's in charge of these gangs? Are they just using protestors as human shields or are they running an assassination/bribery campaign too?
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  6355. I think you miss the most important motive for any revolution: Lenin wanted to be in charge
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  6356. Actually he was wanted for domestic violence
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  6357. Work ethic isn't genetic, it's a learned behavior
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  6358.  @Moped_Mike  Like me, because the best way to profit uncorrelated to the markets is to short fraudulent companies.
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  6359. When 2022 happened only the finance YouTubers licensed to give financial advice maintained their audiences. For obvious reasons.
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  6360.  @kyleucarer4471  from what I understood it cost more to create artificial diamonds than they're worth. I.E. a barrel of explosives can create a few dollars worth of microscopic diamonds.
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  6361.  @redneckpyromania6965  that's the sign you don't know the first thing about farming.
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  6362. The bottom line for all this bizarre party-ideology wars is that each and every one of them wanted power for themselves and would say/do/ally whatever or whomever it was expedient to do so with.
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  6363.  @macy1066  don't throw around fraud allegations lightly
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  6364. @macy1066  Napoleon said "Do not ascribe to malice what can be adequately explained by incompetence." In Ramsey's case, you'll notice he crosses his arms when talking about passive investing so it's probably just a touch of ego and greed.
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  6365. ​ @skycloud4802  everything satellite, basically. Not to mention the thousands of medical inventions
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  6366. You know they literally had choice in the matter, right?
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  6367. We sure as hell aren't solely responsible for their existence. And would you rather we just go there and kick but ourselves?
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  6368. Note: International organizations with quasi-government power were actually the norm in the 18th century. The Holy Roman Empire was actually hundreds of sovereign states and all the Swiss Cantons were sovereign. The Ottoman Empire was an absolutist monarchy on paper but in fact it was hundreds of sovereign states. The Spanish and Tsarist Empires were likewise only unified only on paper as it could take over a year for any message to travel and it could take a decade for any royal intervention to materialize if at all.
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  6369. John Law would burn money literally. The Fed is doing so digitally.
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  6370. Or maybe your standards just went up
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  6371.  @SusCalvin  John McAfee doesn't speak for libertarians. You're thinking greedy bastards, because greedy people are anti-government when in private business and pro-government when in public business
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  6372. The kefalas system of migrant workers is a literal slavery scam. They simply promise high wages to foreigners, make them borrow money to get to the gulf, take their passports, then refuse to pay them and beat/jail/misuse them as they please. Most countries with kefalas actively censor any mention of them.
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  6373. His aristocratic parents cared nothing for their ethnic origins. Karl hated everything about his parents.
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  6374.  @MrReco12  go away
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  6375.  @MrReco12  don't you have a urine analysis test to fail?
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  6376.  @guitarandmore69  I'm a military historian specializing in terrorism. Shut up, we both know you don't have the guts to fight cops.
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  6377. I think he has auto-removal features turned on though
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  6378. Come on, Iran's last 50 threats were all bluffs
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  6379.  @shadowninja6689  Who is they? Are they you? Because there are hundreds of competing newspapers in question
    2
  6380. Do you have a death wish?
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  6381. You must be getting Sudan mixed up with someone else.
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  6382. Humans and bears have the same diets. Get over it
    2
  6383. There's over 51 million millionaires in the world, any one of them could drop 50 grand for the clubs of they wanted to.
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  6384.  @BBWahoo  They are not you. And there's simply too many people working there to to characterize them as anything
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  6385. Most criminal proceeds are not stolen, but are the profits of contraband sales, Saying a quarter of Tornado trades were illegal is way too low, as I'll wager another quarter of them was drug money.
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  6386. Current battery technology cannot compete with chemical fuels, period.
    2
  6387. But they bought the rights to the world cup
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  6388. A lot of these services aren't worthless
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  6389. That simply isn't what happened. Near a decade ago Maduro placed heavy taxes on all foreign businesses, and the oil drillers simply did the math and found they could not turn a profit in Venezuela. So they left, and the Venezuelans lack the funds and expertise to run the drills themselves (they are wholly dependent on US companies for that).
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  6390. In other news, China has acute fuel shortages and is claiming to be wealthier than America. Literally, it's being presented as fact by a lot of sources.
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  6391.  @bimalsubash2740  why'd you fake a recording while not revealing anything incriminating? Did you not watch the video?
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  6392. I don't know about anyone else, but I am more weirded out by the "follow us of Facebook/Twitter" logo on the squad car than anything else.
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  6393. The right decision is usually the most profitable long term. EVs are not profitable
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  6394. Given the -ia suffix means -land, calling it Fordlandia is redundant.
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  6395.  @afkass4965  More or less. Officially the government isn't allowed to use castes but private parties are free to discriminate.
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  6396. Yes, it is possible to lie. But castes are associated with jobs, so unless you can get out of poverty then people are going to know who you are. Ergo, many lower caste persons are born into horrible jobs while upper caste persons benefit from garden variety nepotism.
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  6397.  @afkass4965  Ahem, I said private persons. But the law is kinda irrelevant since complaints about higher castes generally end with the victim jailed for "defamation."
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  6398. This feud is with shareholders, not employees
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  6399. He was definitely gambling his own money too.
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  6400. He was probably looking for trouble
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  6401.  @pythondre  You miss the point. According to America, anything normal in America is wrong.
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  6402. But given the conditions of the "hospital," we must ask how many of the patients were admitted under false pretenses. I've seen it happen elsewhere; You want to get rid of your comrade without consequences, so you trump up a story about psych conditions. Given the administrator is clearly not a shrink, I'd wager he gets kickbacks from select militia commanders.
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  6403. and yet, we won't pay a dollar for any of it
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  6404. ​@SCDHL#4 except that isn't what happened
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  6405. No, you lie to everyone. Don't impose your worldview on others cuz we ain't degenerates.
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  6406. I was already subscribed to both of you. You two and Ben Felix are the only licensed professionals I know of on YouTube.
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  6407. I wouldn't count the scam currencies (most of them).
    2
  6408. I wish
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  6409.  @YoKnow  No, it's because if it were actually true I'd finally have an opportunity to kick ass.
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  6410.  @temperglass  liar.
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  6411.  @temperglass  liar
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  6412. As if there isn't a very real guerrilla war going on, bozo?
    2
  6413. That you're a fraud?
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  6414. This is Gaza, not Europe. There aren't necessarily any leaders of any country.
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  6415. Fun fact: The Captain America character was invented to sell war bonds originally
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  6416. Vhut?
    2
  6417. It's the top 2% of incomes. That's gated community kind of cash.
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  6418. Is it better enough to justify the price? Regular is stupid cheap because it is technically a byproduct of making gas.
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  6419. You?
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  6420. Please tell me that is a joke
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  6421. How long did it take to get approved? It takes longer now as opposed to decades ago.
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  6422. How much did you lose?
    2
  6423. To show how old the "moving out of California" problem is, Breaking Bad was set out in the American desert because the cost of living and taxes were lower there.
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  6424.  @aBusybee  because it contradicts basic facts about living conditions in the US. But then again we Americans will berate our own system no matter what we do. For instance, you will find some Americans who will both argue that systemic child hunger and systemic child obesity are both major issues. The flatly contradicting arguments are supported by statistical studies which simply changed the metrics until they got something resembling the answer they wanted. Like saying people who didn't have a car registered in their name and lived more than a mile from a supermarket were "hungry." Or by counting every technically overweight athlete as "obese." Reality, of course, is much more boring. With a few parents charged with neglect for spending all their money on drug, and it's not uncommon for people of all ages to be a little overweight due to no lack of food.
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  6425. That's silly. No one is going to throw everything away just to shift headlines away from a problems. Empty threats of war is another matter.
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  6426. Shut up, Vox
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  6427. We're kinda expected to be cowards these days.
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  6428. Except there are none of those guys in haiti
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  6429. @chinavirus841  I would, but was denied a visa. Politicians where I'm from are afraid of nukes so you have [claim to] be former special forces.
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  6430. 1. He had the knife and seemed to be getting up. 2. No one cares. 3. They were more hesitant to shoot when he was on top of his mother.
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  6431.  @ningzhang3282  Liar
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  6432. @randomnobody8770  It's like Patrick said, the major cities behave like archipelagoes. The cost of living may be low in California farmland, but in the chokepoints of Hollywood and Silicon Valley costs are so high that even six figures might not be enough. Cops in Malibu, where America's rich live, have a starting wage above 90 grand a year but the average monthly rent is over 2 grand.
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  6433. That was one factor, yes
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  6434. Shut up, VICE
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  6435. There are fewer sources involved in most finance vidros than most are willing to admit
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  6436. A bunch of people definitely lost their jobs over this. Investment banks have Darwinistic HR policies.
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  6437. About Russian diesel tanks: Most Russian oil fields are not suitable to make jet fuel, meaning diesel is stupid cheap but jet fuel is expensive.
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  6438. You may be doing neither, however.
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  6439.  @shustyrackleford_710  That's not what I said. Also, the books in most Chinese companies are cooked to all hell.
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  6440.  @saahiliyer11  it's open hypocrisy. Punishing rich people for doing the exact thing they do.
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  6441.  @ujjwalkumar1624  never heard of him.
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  6442.  @Shubh22  Adani? He's from Gujarat.
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  6443. Only if you have a prime brokerage.
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  6444. There’s no shortage of fools trying to change weapons laws
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  6445. How can you talk so much but say so little?
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  6446. This fell out of use when canning was invented
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  6447.  @douglasmachawk7436  it literally wasn't. Stop making your privileged first world belly so obvious.
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  6448. Bagholder detected.
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  6449. The websites are run by gamblers
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  6450. That reverse skydiving attempt looked choppy. Just casually plunging a few feet away from a propeller, quite choppy.
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  6451. They pop up in many parts of the Muslim world.
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  6452. No, you boron. The Russians had gold and foreign currency reserves, the latter they're exchanging for rubles in order to deflate the currency, but the ruble's price is pegged to nothing. The US has the largest gold and silver reserve in human history, but the price of the dollar is pegged to nothing. Both rely on central banks to keep the currency stable.
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  6453. There's nothing anti-Hindu about the US enforcing its own non-discrimnation laws within the US against this caste nonsense
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  6454. No. As he said in the video, not a single cut mammoth bone exists in North America. He gives these big round numbers of the earliest American peoples but keep in mind almost all the artifacts they speak of are impossible to carbon date and the earliest provable human settlement in the Americas are 7th century Olmec in the south of Mexico. You also see in the video that these cultures grew more densely populated and settled over time, but will still largely nomadic when Europeans arrived, clearly indicating there was simply not enough time between first human arrival and first written records for the population to expand to full capacity like it did in Mexico.
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  6455. There seems to be a degree of cascading failure.
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  6456. We need to demonitize it. No grants, no government jobs, no subsidies, no FAFSA loans. If you have something to sell you can patent it.
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  6457.  @ibcyt  puts on your portfolio.
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  6458.  @decaprio7421  Not enough wherever this guy lives.
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  6459.  @DEVINdevdev  It is possible, though unlikely, to be both.
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  6460. We delude ourselves into believing that, but really we rarely even pay attention to other country's internal affairs.
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  6461. I wish
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  6462. My old drill sergeant said "The stronger guy doesn't win hand to hand combat, it's whoever's buddy shows up first."
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  6463. Not if they're a sea people. The Celts went north after the collapse.
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  6464. Hardeehar. As if this hasn't been ongoing for decades. In fact, the problem existed for centuries, it only just now became debilitating.
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  6465. Note the tornado ripped off the roof but left the furniture most in place? Tornadoes are crazy like that.
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  6466. I'll take that bet. Because there's no way I can be forced to pay up.
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  6467. No one asked you, Martin. Now go back to shilling for Hamas rapists
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  6468. ​ @patkane761 a lot of parts from China?
    2
  6469. I wish
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  6470. Only in Germany....
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  6471. No prison uniforms or cameras. It appears their suffering was due too state incompetence
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  6472. Dogs don't have any concept of good and bad persons.
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  6473. The elites of India are as honest as the telemarketers of India. What a surprise.
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  6474. Is that a joke? I can't tell.
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  6475.  @Swift-mr5zi  why spread lies about a man who is dead?
    2
  6476. This comment was sour even when it was posted
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  6477.  @Zuranthus  anything but the Chinese car will do and Japanese cars are often made in America anyway.
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  6478.  @Zuranthus  that trade goes both ways
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  6479. So?
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  6480. Nothing humane about life
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  6481. How much have you lost on stocks?
    2
  6482. It sure as hell won't. I bet my life upon it
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  6483. @AndreLuis-gw5ox  As mentioned in the video, in his late teens AH bummed off his mother. He did do that after she died and ended up in a homeless shelter. He stayed there long because while he started doing irregular work he spent most of his money on beer. He went to Germany to flee the draft but was caught up in war fevor in Germany and enlisted, and you know the rest.
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  6484. Go away
    2
  6485. Only if you have a death wish
    2
  6486. Found the Californian city slicker
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  6487. Bought my first house a few months ago. The paperwork was rigorous but the interest rate was equal to the rate of inflation. The banker said they expected interest rates and inflation to fall and told me to simply refinance when that happened. They immediately sold my debt to an investment bank that's being a real jerk and won't let me pay ahead and wants me to trip up miss something so I'd pay late fees. In both of our cases, the biggest loser are the people who happened to be holding the loan when things don't go their way.
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  6488. Responsible relationship with Africa is an oxymoron.
    2
  6489. They sure as hell didn't hate the church
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  6490. It's all just symptoms of low interest rates. Everyone can easily max out leverage with equity funding and there's always more rich chumps to fund your lifestyle while maybe having a business take off.
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  6491. Old news
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  6492.  @CAStone-kq4md  yeah, he's full of it.
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  6493.  @biguattipoptropica  union jobs don't pay better
    2
  6494. Actually, this was likely a suicide from the start
    2
  6495. Soldiers suffer far more but you only care about the ones on your "side."
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  6496.  @Boz196  How much did you lose in the silly business venture?
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  6497. I think the title meant to say "voluntEER ambulance." Whatever.
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  6498. All homicides are investigated.
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  6499. Controlled rent?
    2
  6500. Felony convictions. The judge doesn't have a choice in the matter but to send her to prison. Period.
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  6501.  @eduardoocampo9901  They would not be surprised, given the extremes of information security in the USSR
    2
  6502.  @paoloc3318  the odds of that are astronomical
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  6503. Probably just the number that signed up on a website
    2
  6504. ANC isn't the only one behind BEE.
    2
  6505. Yeah, everyone's gangster. For every one murderer there's a dozen guys just trying to protect their turf.
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  6506.  @stevencharnock9271  very possible, and he's a surprisingly good actor if so. Go ask him when he lost his shoes. Oh wait, we can't.
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  6507. That's frankly irrelevant and reeks of ulterior motives. If you want us to end this issue, we'll show up with soldiers and charities and missionaries and dictate peace from Sanaa. But if you want my opinion, most of the people in this video aren't worth saving.
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  6508. The Kazakhs sure as hell have nothing in common with that turdhole.
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  6509. He wrote of a giant gun, and none of the methods he described would actually work.
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  6510. Because monopolies and near-monopolies are generally not abused even where they exist.
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  6511. He definitely killed himself
    2
  6512.  @mrwizard5012  that's how you identify, not anyone else
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  6513. @Worst Case Scenario no, you are. Not the rest of us.
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  6514.  @alexsolomon7991  a scam requires actual lying. A motivational speaker is a waste of money, but not necessarily a liar.
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  6515.  @christiangraff5236  the scam ended with him in prison.
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  6516. Most neighborhoods in Lebanon have power cords, gas cans, and everything else haphazardly placed everywhere. Literally anything will start a fire
    2
  6517. You know that ain't happening
    2
  6518. China, the country, is running a Ponzi scheme.
    2
  6519. Liar
    2
  6520.  @KenjaTimu  you want to know the difference? One is legal.
    2
  6521. Description says there was a complaint about domestic violence
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  6522. Ultimately you're looking at something halfway between shares and bonds and the returns will reflect that. Rich chumps like to invent new and exotic securities as if that will somehow make both parties richer.
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  6523. This is technically a startup. They fooled you otherwise because they actually know what they're doing
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  6524.  @accentedwanderer8623  Cali has among the strictest environment restrictions in human history. Their politics isn't a good example for anything.
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  6525. How?
    2
  6526. Nothing new about that
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  6527. Iran is largely impotent even inside Iran. They mostly just make noise by paying thugs to take potshots at Jews
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  6528.  @krisa8924  profiting like that is like profiting by buying into a ponzi scheme: I requires a greater fool than yourself to come and buy in after you. Inevitably someone is stuck holding the bag.
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  6529.  @FL3MZA  don't lie to me, you eat/ate meat like the rest of us. And even if you didn't you're openly complicit in the slaughterhouses. So don't pretend you don't recoil in horror at genocide and cannibalism while not caring about what happens to a rat's ribcage when it sets off a trap.
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  6530. Not just tight budgets but stupid spending that heavily favors sexy high-tech solutions, with a distinct preference for weapons previously featured in movies.
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  6531.  @comrade9374  When I asked that I meant what's your exact address together with your real name.
    2
  6532. On average Chinese companies borrow twice what US companies do (measured by debt to equity ratio), and US businessmen aren't exactly known for a prudent fear of leverage.
    2
  6533. Something tells me you're involved in scams
    2
  6534. Do they have to make the stuff the hard way? They could automate certain things easily enough and boost productivity.
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  6535.  @josemunoz7691  this isn't a vintage winery. There's no supertasters or snobs involved. They even sell the goods in reused plastic bottles
    2
  6536. Scam elsewhere
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  6537. That's what she said. Ducking...
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  6538.  @kadeem8207  You evidently didn;t
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  6539.  @C0LDMachine  You didn't read the headline.
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  6540.  @kaaqo8650  Possible, but irrelevant.
    2
  6541. Bots aren't paid
    2
  6542. Obligatory flaimbait retort
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  6543. Ha
    2
  6544.  @TheImperatorKnight  Everyone suspected as much.
    2
  6545. The latter never started
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  6546. No, because no AI could predict where the battlefield would be or the condition of the opposing armies/alliances at the time of war as they change year to year and will change upon war commencing. For instance, no AI could say with certainty that the current war would be confined to Ukraine with Poland and Belarus getting heavily involved whilst no fighting on their border.
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  6547.  @HontasFarmer80  a stellar sized computer isn't possible using current equipment. Most of its energy and processing would be spent fetching values from memory (it would take years to search for a given file). Even the speed of light is a favcor because when the function requires a billion two way messages then a light nanosecond becomes a debilitating distance.
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  6548. I still have a small short position on Moderna. Still wildly overvalued.
    2
  6549. Your wife?
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  6550.  @AB-xe6ci  that seems to be the logic here
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  6551. That's not how that works
    2
  6552. Come on. We all know the man himself was never any different from his men.
    2
  6553. You mean they don't work in Europe?
    2
  6554. Christ is a title, no a name. Christ's name was Yeshua ben David. It literally means Jesus son [of] David, but is better translated as Joshua Davidson.
    2
  6555.  @salibasaliba  there's a lot more in Lebanon than Hezbollah, dude
    2
  6556.  @phoque121  that's true in a lot of jails. When I guarded a county jail in America, there was the "chomo" pod. That was short for child molestor, but that was a misnomer since most of the guys in there weren't charged with crimes against children and the one guy that was was a 25 year old with a 15 year old girlfriend.
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  6557.  @mkailov13  I don't have time to teach you applied science since you clearly never cared for the subject in high school
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  6558. We'll do that after we hang Castro
    2
  6559. Patrick doesn't taint his channel with politics
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  6560. According to the description, they were holed up in that position until SWAT showed up and the suspect shot himself
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  6561. Everyone keeps taking the word of numbers on a page...
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  6562. In our dialect of English, it's all the same
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  6563. You mind making sense?
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  6564.  @windycityliz7711  makes sense why the fire spread, then
    2
  6565. Do you have a death wish?
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  6566.  @Foxyfreedom  they post positions daily.
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  6567. That will happen when the states stop growing. That's also the day that stock markets stop yielding 10% a year.
    2
  6568. There are a lot of German speaking people on this channel....
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  6569. No need to be rude
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  6570. There's a joint action between US and Russia right now in East Africa. Due to diplomatic shenanigans in some Saharan countries fighting jihadis, there is on small base in the desert where American troops and Russian troops are sharing a barracks and confirmed yes they are working together as of a couple months ago
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  6571. Battleships are obsolete.
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  6572. What a waste of resources.
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  6573. You missed the part where this guy tried to murder a cop?
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  6574. ​ @sasquatchycowboy5585  liar
    2
  6575.  @Sneedmeister  liar
    2
  6576. No one spontaneously joins gangs for no reason
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  6577. Turkey is a NATO member. And what would being a US ally have to do with nances flaunting their lifestyles?
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  6578. So was the chicken you ate for lunch
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  6579. Snake venom is. But that's because it must be harvested by hand by skilled technicians were are well paid for their trouble.
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  6580. Who? You parents?
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  6581. No you don't. You don't even know who they are.
    2
  6582. How much did you lose?
    2
  6583. People been saying that every year since Roman times at least
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  6584. Dude, these aren't going onto a civilian market. Even if anyone allowed them the Feds would rather give them as a present to a turdworld ally.
    2
  6585. I did that once, it wasn't any better or worse than buying LEAPs on an equivalent normal ETF. The reason? The calls on a 3x ETF were roughly three times more expensive. The Wheel and PMCC, however, is awesome on leveraged ETFs as even short dated OTM options have a lot of value. If you play your cards right, the money from selling options can exceed the initial investment within months.
    2
  6586.  @WPaKFamily  you can get 8x leverage with LEAPS depending on volatility and what break even price you'll take.
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  6587.  @WPaKFamily  what your talking about is also called stock replacement, and it's a way to get leverage at very little cost in extrinsic value.
    2
  6588. Evidently not a crisis since its been like that for a decade
    2
  6589. No one is shutting down airports... Yet.
    2
  6590. Yeah, but that's a sardine-can city. Where so many millions of people live within walking distance of the station and it is faster to walk than to drive. Similar rails in Spain are actually costing Madrid money, and in America's wide open spaces they are out of the question. We have airplanes for that.
    2
  6591. Do I need to call an exorcist?
    2
  6592. Kosovo ain't a hellhole
    2
  6593.  @peach7469  from what I see they just opened a stock exchange and I found no Ethiopian based publicly traded company anywhere
    2
  6594. According to everyone but the Socialists that fought Commies, that's a no brainer. According to that other minority, that's outrageous.
    2
  6595. @Rynewulf  with easter the date is simply the date used in Rome because if anyone knew the Pope would. Of course, the problem was they were using the Julian calendar and Passover goes off the Hebrew calendar
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  6596. I saw that too. The fact is if their algorithm can auto-liquidate your account once you hit zero and there's no chance you'll earn enough to put a dent in the broker means there's no reason to restrict your leverage.
    2
  6597. Vhut?
    2
  6598. And the Serbs don't have nukes... And we got men in Poland. You're really stretching to make a connection.
    2
  6599. How much did you lose?
    2
  6600. @PewisFraudmilton  it's a statistical fact. They're all making little if any money but they're all getting valued like money machines. The reason is the megarich are sports fans too and being involved in the business makes them happy. Like owning art or artifacts
    2
  6601. Terrible mileage? Hybrids are more complicated to build and maintain but they get better fuel mileage
    2
  6602. No one cares
    2
  6603. Because they're secretly very poor
    2
  6604. For several vital reasons: 1. Lack of skilled workers. 2. Lack of infrastructure. 3. Lack of locals that can afford cars. Foreign investment is what first opened these mines when the Belgians brought in equipment and engineers. But those guys were ethnically cleansed for their property decades ago. Those guys in the video? They don't even know what the rocks are for, only that they can trade them for food.
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  6605. You have zero evidence of that. And leverage doesn't imply greed, neither does trading when yer already rich. The fact of the matter you're doing all the same things you're damning rich people for doing.
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  6606.  @gbxmusicchannel3836  berating me is counterproductive. The bottom line is politicians are people like any other and you're obviously jealous. And didn't you own Tesla stock before that announcement? You're almost as likely to KNOW FOR A FACT HE WOULD SAY THAT BEFORE IT HAPPENED. I can't find Mr Peloci's 1099 to make my own assessment but from news reports he owned calls and shares in tech giants. Buying short dated OTM calls right before an announcement is suspicious, amassing shares by selling puts is not suspicious. And I manage to find what reality was for that specific trade: 1. Going electric was Biden's campaign promise, not inside info. 2. Paul bought calls a month before the announcement. 3. Biden didn't place any order for vehicles, he simply directed department heads to start buying EV. It looks like Paul was just lucky. I only found this because there was a debunking article as there were even more wildly exaggerated versions on Facebook.
    2
  6607. No, he definitely isn't
    2
  6608. He's losing money
    2
  6609. They're expensive to install and impossible to repair. This is not needed in many places and impossible in others
    2
  6610. Just rent a house and avoid the paperwork and fees
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  6611. Not a substitute for a fire truck
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  6612. Says who?
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  6613. This is a product of nepotism and embezzlement, not free markets.
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  6614. I hate you. +1
    2
  6615. That has nothing to do with this
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  6616.  @Nswix  not exactly. They're all about putting on a face
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  6617.  @xyzabcd3606  Arab refers to the use of Classic Arab language in writing. No modern Arab speaks Arabic and near all are not ethnic Arabs. A lot of them will lie about that though
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  6618.  @paulhuang2030  Other cultures value other things differently. For instance, one survey of Iraqi soldiers revealed that among virtues they all valued friendship and loyalty above all others... Which may explain why US soldiers kept finding our allies complicity ignoring their buddies as they beat the crap out of annoying people. Down in Mexico, however, they don't really care about the appearance of wealth or power, they just want the reality of it. This is why you will often find shadow governments that allow democratic institutions to exist.
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  6619. I imagine there's a couple hours worth of outtakes.
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  6620. Communism doesn't contain any more Jews than the population at large, and you will get doxxed if you say otherwise.
    2
  6621. That's silly. Washington doesn't control the Fed and the Fed targets an inflation rate of 1-2%.
    2
  6622. Bug off
    2
  6623. Older people in China can remember the Mao days when the country was akin to modern North Korea.
    2
  6624.  @Joe-sg9ll  What makes you think the government is any different?
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  6625.  @Joe-sg9ll  Exactly
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  6626. @Hostessmoses  Cancer kills a lot slower and a lot few people than food shortages do. Like the miners said in the video, it's the difference between surviving and not surviving.
    2
  6627. Does this look like Judge Dredd to you? Armed assailants don't happen every day even in high crime neighborhoods.
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  6628. That won't stop people from drowning.
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  6629.  @Ass_of_Amalek  you don't have any idea what you're talking about
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  6630. And since most of us don't plan on committing felony arms modifications, we don't really have a need for guns that can sustain high rates of fire.
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  6631.  @jw5297  buy a combat rifle, then. You don't need a whole collection of expensive weapons you'll never use.
    2
  6632.  @jw5297  liar.
    2
  6633. Tell that to the Karen that assaulted cops and berated them for defending themselves.
    2
  6634.  @charlesknowlton7198  so why don't you enlist in the marines and find out what that word really means
    2
  6635. He may be saying that just to sound like an institution......
    2
  6636. Most domestic calls are just drama, not trauma
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  6637.  @captainjackpugh6050  I'd feed your own pets to you just to prove a point
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  6638.  @captainjackpugh6050  how's a canine pot roast sound?
    2
  6639. I hope this case doesn't become widely publicized, because that automated license plate reader is just too effect to get canceled.
    2
  6640. Everyone that will learn lessons learns it by learning from what happened to other people. There will always be some people that ignores all that and goes rogue anyway.
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  6641. That's never be true, even in absolutist states.
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  6642. Credit Suisse assisted the Mozambique government with fraud... And they were mostly defrauding foreign investors.
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  6643. Warren Buffet said as much. They also buy directly from management so they can get a large amount without moving the share price.
    2
  6644.  @component9008  Rising interest rates did suppress the worst of it
    2
  6645. Strange you should blame looting for the failure when the Rebels were so desperate for supplies that they were going nowhere without loot. Many didn't have shoes and it was fall in Missouri.
    2
  6646. Not the civil government, no.
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  6647.  @basiladnan1557  It's not like Iran didn't fight one of their bloodiest wars against Ba'athist Iraq......
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  6648.  @AlexanderTheGoodEnough  Except he's running the scam
    2
  6649. Yeah, they were found to have made phones by using chips that aren't import restricted. The type of chips we use for refrigerators.
    2
  6650. Neither have any of the people on this thread harassing Britain
    2
  6651. Not everything, as soy sauce and rice and other staple goods are produced in bulk. But there's always an artesian version of everything, even tea. This is a custom as old as Japan, and it's the reason there's crazy exaggerated tales about how good the samurai and their gear was.
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  6652. Probably thinking about eating his own gun.
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  6653. 9:25 Yep, never fails. The guys deluded large sections of society are corrupt are always guilty of the exact same crimes. I've seen it happen so many times.
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  6654. Ok, stop being silly. There have been dozens of border changes since then. You are simply not familiar with the area
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  6655. @wirelessbluestone5983  of course I read it. It simply isn't so and he's mixed up with the middle east and Africa. The Indian subcontinent started as many nations that came under British rule and to this day many of the retain regional dynasties while others democratized alongside India's Federal government.
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  6656. You are far less intimidating
    2
  6657. Uh, these are gangs fighting each other.
    2
  6658. What?
    2
  6659. Economies don't move that fast
    2
  6660. ​ @makedredd299 North Korea's elites are old men and relatives of the original elites
    2
  6661.  @enginerunsable  rural America
    2
  6662. @arta realmblazer  this is cowboy country...
    2
  6663. But really they named it after a magic mcguffin from an old Finnish myth.
    2
  6664. ​@ms-jl6dl most major luxury brands are historic french brands and one guy owns virtually all of them.
    2
  6665. You somehow surprised there's a mainstream culture that does weird stuff?
    2
  6666. Such incongruous statements
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  6667. Yeah. He is.
    2
  6668. They're more concerned about the literal garbage in the streets by the looks of it
    2
  6669. Yes, and yours will be if you say otherwise
    2
  6670. @Dave-cf4xq  this is where fraud is essentially. Just say what they want to hear and do what you want
    2
  6671. I am told that for ship hulls welding will do but riveting is preferred. This is what caused a lot of WWII destroyers to crack in half for no reason. The reason turned out that winter made the welds just brittle enough to crack in heavy seas, especially with inexperienced welders
    2
  6672. China was never the second largest economy. It was all pumped up with lies and borrowed funds... Like Bitcoin.
    2
  6673. Blitzscaling and overcentralization. When you go from zero to a million customers in a couple years and no customer service department to a big one in a few years, you can imagine exactly how crazy that office is
    2
  6674. They're no different from the rest of us.
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  6675. Not exactly. There's a list of devices that can be made with railgun tech, but an actual rail cannon isn't useful. The USS Ford, for example, uses magnets to catch and catapult airplanes for a fraction the cost of installation and repart as previous steam systems
    2
  6676. If it existed
    2
  6677. Shut up, coward
    2
  6678. It's ambiguous with games as most players are limited to specific platforms and user preferences limits them to specific genres.
    2
  6679. He wanted to die.
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  6680. A tank costs as much as several farms. And those are the costs of complete systems. Replacement rockets cost 1/4th that.
    2
  6681. Are schools favorite targets or do we simply hear more about these blasts more than others?
    2
  6682.  @OvalJar  We all know how blockchain works, pendejo. On account all these scammers paying lots of money to ran it down our throats. Heck, most of the surviving stablecoins will actually pay you to watch advertisements
    2
  6683.  @forgetmre  how much have you lost?
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  6684.  @forgetmre  how much have you lost?
    2
  6685.  @forgetmre  how much have you lost?
    2
  6686.  @forgetmre  Shut up, freak show
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  6687.  @deltabeta5527  risk allowed and liquidity required. And BTW index funds have largely replaced mutual funds.
    2
  6688. It's hard not to know celebrity bullshit. I knew about it because it came up in a LegalEagle episode
    2
  6689.  @25andinvested  If it does
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  6690.  @25andinvested  It will likely take several years worth of good videos before you can consider being full time
    2
  6691. That's silly. Society functioned for decades
    2
  6692.  @krishnatirunagari5392  I don't know who you calling Christian country when talking about nuclear wars that have never happened. But it's definitely irrelevant to India and a moot point given the nuclear threats between Pakistan, India, and China. Lose the sycophancy, you're no good at it.
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  6693. The fool of a grower left out how most of the work isn't in growing the coffee beans.
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  6694. Oh the horrors you must have endured in the 80's
    2
  6695. Only state ventures can afford to operate at a loss. That's why metros are owned by major cities.
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  6696.  @Mrbfgray  unless you're a government
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  6697.  @krazythedomm  Dude, the current Prme Minister didn't just seize power in a coup, it's widely believed that he's moving the capital out of Cairo for fear of rioters and turncoats. Also, Egypt fought a civil war against a Sinai DAESH group a decade ago,.
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  6698. Go away
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  6699. Algorithm generated articles already exist. ChatGPT may make them better
    2
  6700.  @Zone47.  Because he was full of it. He equated the Jews with anyone he happened to be fighting at the moment, no matter how illogical.
    2
  6701. Could you actually make sense with your insults? He just debunked several conspiritard things
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  6702. namely because dumping that amount of coins is all it takes to crash a market which can only survive on artificial scarcity.
    2
  6703.  @Prutprout  Except factor in front running, margin calls, and above all the artificial scarcity. The free float of most cryptos is tiny as most people hold them as an investment rather than as money.
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  6704.  @Prutprout  That's highly misleading since Coinbase services all the coins they can. And have you seen the daily volatility with this junk?
    2
  6705. There's worse
    2
  6706. The CEO straight up said during earnings call that they only cam keep prices low by paying very little and you must be 21 to sell beer. Result: This is how ex-cons support themselves
    2
  6707.  @alexanderSydneyOz  to be fair, I'm sure real sub makers either couldn't or wouldn't help
    2
  6708. Dude, these are modular. It's as big as you want.
    2
  6709. Let's be frank and establish there's a huge list of potential suspects.
    2
  6710. @lautaroka5847  no one learns ethics in a class
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  6711. Love how you complain about corruption with your rap sheet
    2
  6712. Interesting to note that while she was being hailed by all newspapers everywhere for empowering women, Holmes was deepening her voice so those same people would take her seriously.
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  6713.  @AbiFrench  it's coincidental.
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  6714.  @AbiFrench  I'll bet YOUR life on it.
    2
  6715. Maybe you forgot about it
    2
  6716. Heck, you need a small book just to understand how to fairly price a stock option.
    2
  6717. If NASA's brand enforcement was on point like Disney's, the conspiracy theorists would be in jail.
    2
  6718. Shut up
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  6719.  @justinborris4200  and if her lawyer claims she was held against her will at that moment?
    2
  6720. @MrShronk  a good DA would argue that, but I doubt it would amount to proof beyond reasonable doubt especially if there's domestic abuse involved
    2
  6721. @keydey9406  being a spousal abuse victim doesn't mean you aren't an asshole
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  6722. @Kailenrulzu  running out of the line of fire proves nothing. Other ppl here point out how much gaslighting isin her version f events and THAT will send her to jail
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  6723. Getting in that sort of equipment isn't a problem... On Earth. A backhoe wouldn't fit in a spacecraft and you'd need hundreds
    2
  6724. Only she really was losing her mind at the time. Is was part of a hard time in her life.
    2
  6725. Sarcasm?
    2
  6726. Liar
    2
  6727. I question your sanity
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  6728. ​ @MatthewEGolden how much did you lose?
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  6729. Investment bankers have some weird incentives. Most of those jobs are competitive, narrow margin, performance based, sales positions. And it's hard to prove their connection to their client's malfeasance. End result: Investment bankers often really do fit into a lot of cold hearted banker stereotypes. The commercial banks you deal with are the total other end of the spectrum.
    2
  6730. Liar
    2
  6731. Social media doesn't care. They'll assume it's material evidence in fraud cases until each individual reads it. Most of them won't read it.
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  6732. Damascus as world's cheapest city? It's a war torn hulk, so while housing is cost nothing because squatters and labor cost nothing because unemployment, the cost of gasoline is four times what it is in Lebanon and there are black markets for bread.
    2
  6733. This junk isn't worth a video, Sabine
    2
  6734. It's a buzzword that means "anything that effects the defense establishment's function."
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  6735. ​@jimzucker no corruption that we know of unless you count race quotas
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  6736. Doesn't matter in this case. Shorting is not allowed in India, but Hindenburg sold short their bonds in the US and bought an insurance plan that pays out when a default is announced.
    2
  6737. Come on. Investors and taxpayers are the same people, just composed differently
    2
  6738. That doesn't make a difference other than to satisfy your own urge to dominate religion.
    2
  6739. Liar. They made an improved motor and achieved the hoverslam landing
    2
  6740. They didn't care
    2
  6741. Who?
    2
  6742. Please leave the law to lawyers.
    2
  6743. They'll go bankrupt like all the other "revolutionary" startups
    2
  6744. Greedy people lie about rich people. Comprende?
    2
  6745. Not news. SA is not even the plaintiff in this case
    2
  6746. Politics is always quite schizophrenic.
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  6747. 10 bucks says you'll buy something off Amazon within a month.
    2
  6748. Rules depends on state, but in this case you see the blatantly obvious smear campaign going on against Mr DeSantis from people who voted for the other guy.
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  6749. I beg to differ, EVs are novel in many places simply because no one buys them. Speaking for an area the size of Connecticut with 200,000 people, you can count the EVs with your fingers and I can only prove there's one Tesla on the road. I did not see an EV with my own eyes until I went to California last spring
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  6750. I suspect mass delistings will become a thing in a few years. Some companies will survive because they either lay flat and followed the rules or they simply fooled all auditors
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  6751. Just because you're at war with them doesn't mean they can't assume basic functions. They're a developed nation and are honest enough to maintain a fully functioning stock market.
    2
  6752. No.
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  6753.  @BUSeixas11  bullshit. The researchers think they're smarter and have brighter futures than they really do
    2
  6754.  @blackice214  No, sometimes they're the best performing economy in Latin America or even the world until the whole thing comes crashing.
    2
  6755. Their core business of wealth management has let them limp along despite the failures. They probably won't die, but merely shrink.
    2
  6756. Lose the clickbait.
    2
  6757. Only that time it happened. This time we're just deluded it happened
    2
  6758. Yes, that's a major issue as the rocket wants to keep spinning.
    2
  6759.  @allie1313  that's preposterous. Are you also going to blame Britain for the American civil war?
    2
  6760. That's what most of this series is about.
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  6761. History buffs
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  6762. People think soldiers are all patriotic and want to help. No. Voice of experience, most of us enlisted because it's a job that pays, and many of us have an urge to prove how tough we are.
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  6763. Ahead of schedule and underbudget is unheard of optimistic growth-oriented American culture. The Russians are notorious pessimists.
    2
  6764. You using that word "insane." That does not mean what you think it means.
    2
  6765. They're literally one of the few absolute monarchies left on Earth.
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  6766.  @MrAnonymousRandom  It makes no difference.
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  6767. People do sometimes get arrested for threats and encouraging crime made on the internet. And note it is legal to kill animals that attack you, and the owner's failure to control their dog makes it legally their fault. It does pain me to see the dog hurt, though. He didn't know any better.
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  6768. No. That is simply not how life works
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  6769.  @gikigill788  baseless murder allegations are a felony
    2
  6770.  @TheImperatorKnight  it's gone. Either someone flagged it or the algorithm has banned some random word again.
    2
  6771. The EFF calls all white people racist just for having stuff. And black Americans have nothing in common with Zulus
    2
  6772.  @computingbee  You're a liar too
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  6773. Pension funds get paid before all else in bankruptcies for this very reason.
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  6774.  @robertshelton3796  they aren't that bankrupt. The shareholders get nothing, the bondholders get something, the wage earners get paid in full.
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  6775. They've done that before.
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  6776. Overrated if you're a fighter pilot too
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  6777. That's got nothing to do with this
    2
  6778. Or maybe just yours
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  6779. Driver opened the door to jump out, though.
    2
  6780. In Nigeria? He'd struggle to make enough money to feed his family
    2
  6781. Building density didn't start the fire
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  6782. It really says something when the prince you were grooming to be a collaborator governor doesn't just turn on the Turks, but executed all the Turkish soldiers he could find.
    2
  6783. TL:DW Institutional investor finds there's a lot of money in working the wheel and selling straddles on meme stocks as amateurs are artificially driving up the price of stock options.
    2
  6784. If he were rich he wouldn't be a full time YouTuber. Retired in this case means laid off and given up on his original career.
    2
  6785. @seth5143  Come on, you know as well as I do thieves hurt the company first, and everyone who does business with them is just collateral damage.
    2
  6786.  @adj789  not really. Commodities have value in the amount of labor and costs going in to obtain them. That's also how software gets its value. A pixel however, can be copied ad infinitum.
    2
  6787.  @purple687  I got the joke, I just didn't hit the link and saw there were no actual NFTs.
    2
  6788. And most of the worlds airplanes are from the US. Guess what? No one cares. Unless you mean to say we should impose our environmental standards on China.
    2
  6789.  @thejeffinvade  I'm going to laugh when you lose money
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  6790.  @thejeffinvade  you deserve to lose money
    2
  6791. Dude, you can google inflation adjusted values. And no, the dollar hasn't lost that much of it's value. Around the time of the events in question one or two dollars was a good day's wage.
    2
  6792. Two words: Margin Call.
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  6793.  @SailorGreenTea  you can count the pending cases with your fingers. What are you going on about?
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  6794.  @SailorGreenTea  what are you talking about?
    2
  6795. If you watched the video you'd see they've gotten in big trouble each time. You, however, can spam slogans for months at a time without a problem.
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  6796. 1:30 It should have been at that moment they knew the game was up, they were going to jail. You can't just fight off officers and the whole department will ignore you.
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  6797. Any farmer worth his salt takes care of the animals. We're nice so they grow big, strong, and healthy. Then we kill them instantly with a bolt gun.
    2
  6798. Greenmail.
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  6799.  @Nathan-xr4gv  I fail to see the humor in that
    2
  6800.  @MXB2001  that's because you have no idea what you're talking about
    2
  6801. You have any idea how long this series has been going on?
    2
  6802. TL;DW Mr Hwang tricked banks into giving him huge loans so he could YOLO.
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  6803.  @andgolivemusicplaylists  Except Blackrock doesn't own that. Their customers collectively do.
    2
  6804. That's equally preposterous in the opposite direction. 1. Sawed off is literal. A short barrel does equal a sawed off barrel. 2. You seem to think weapons create criminal intent. That's Monty Python level silly. 3. These aren't assault weapons they're just plain useless. With that caliber, the short barrel, and no shoulder stock all you're going to kill is your hearing. 4) The people that own these do so because they're fun. Not because they plan to use them (I will never buy one). You'll find this with a lot of sporting guns. People buy them because they look cool while being useless then regs are introduced because they look scary and no other reason.
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  6805. Not if you know anything
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  6806. ​ @kukulroukul4698 it's classic thieve's bullshit. "Anyone with more money than me is a pirate. Anyone with more power than me is an asshole."
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  6807. Yes. Mostly in places with small slave populations. Many northern states in America simply made slaves uninheritable, removing slavery within a couple generations. Normandy in the 11th century also outlawed the buying and selling of slaves, and while we don't know exactly how effective this was we do know that slavery was not the norm in high and late medieval France and England. Mexico also outlawed the ownership of slaves, but had several major exceptions which included slaves legally bought in another country and followed their masters into Mexico.
    2
  6808. Goodness, most of these comments are scam and spam.
    2
  6809. You don't make money from tax write offs, you simply lose less.
    2
  6810. It never was rich. They simply "put on a face," which is a Chinese expression BTW.
    2
  6811. Guys, I think the Discover corporation may have beat us to the idea of an app that lets us do anything with our money.
    2
  6812. She probably is sorry. All those decades probably did change her.
    2
  6813. Because sexual predators.
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  6814. Shut up, troll
    2
  6815. He was born in South Africa. Ineligible.
    2
  6816. A lot of people were both at one point but are too afraid to admit it
    2
  6817. You know this guy is getting tortured for info, right?
    2
  6818. It's their way of saying "I don't care what anyone does to migrants, pay me first."
    2
  6819. Not if you know anything. Do you even know who AMLO is and why he considers the army units around Mexico city to be special?
    2
  6820. He didn't even cause the crisis that bears his name.
    2
  6821. There were some that were not intended as a pump and dump but were hijacked by fraudsters later. Namely Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Dogecoin.
    2
  6822. The Haitians were covered in a different video. And Africans don't have a preferred point of entry
    2
  6823. If your work is hobby
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  6824. She didn't give the orders, but she did follow them.
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  6825. Oh we have some money to spare and will likely pay it. Kiev is shooting our rivals so we want them to at least survive.
    2
  6826. They should make a duel wielding mortar version of this. Just imagine all those shells coming from nowhere...
    2
  6827. Hilarious. Now don't you have a court date to ignore?
    2
  6828.  @MrSupernova111  Except that movie ended with the protagonist in prison.
    2
  6829.  @MrSupernova111  that's silly. You deliberately imply he acted with impunity when we only know of his scheme because he went to prison and (nominally) got reformed. I did here he's in there with those crypto bros, unfortunately. We'll see him again soon.
    2
  6830. That's literally impossible, as doing it again will give it a market cap greater than the S&P 500. There's literally not enough dollars in existence, and the company is diluting shares to take advantage of these fools.
    2
  6831. I'm guessing he's from Sumatra. Edit: Confirmed, he said he lives near Medan, North Sumatra.
    2
  6832. The Pacific coast is the only part of the US/Canada that actually feels like a foreign country because it's separated from everything else by mountains and deserts. It's more like a Pacific Island nation like Australia than anything else, a lot of things are very expensive because they have to be imported.
    2
  6833. Which is a polite way of saying no one in the world knows what the hell they're doing.
    2
  6834.  @m.k.738  Only if I get to phaseblast his face [sarcasm]
    2
  6835.  @arjunratnadev  In the Borderlands game franchize there were no governments but instead genocidal corporations with armies of lunatics.
    2
  6836. More likely she's targeting companies she is personally familiar with regardless if it makes sense
    2
  6837. The A-10 has a loiter time in the hours and carries a lot of bombs considering its small and cheap. Perhaps what you want is a bigger A-10.
    2
  6838.  @deViAntFHUK  A google search says there's no fees with getting a visa. There's a whole alphabet soup of visa types, so I don't know about any specific program so there's likely exceptions. Either way, what you bring up doesn't amount to the small fortune alleged by the OP.
    2
  6839.  @jamtaco2667  VICE does a lot more than just the occasional editorials. In fact it seems each reporter can publish what they want unedited.
    2
  6840. I honestly can't think of one that would honestly be funny.
    2
  6841. Most hedge fund analysts are millennials. And most of the managers are generation X and Y.
    2
  6842. Uh... You know everything investment related is based on a "pay for the right to borrow" model, right? As in by your logic all loans, apartments, rental cars, highways, restaurant chains, and everything else is piracy.
    2
  6843. @schadowizationproductions6205  dude, it is simply impossible to exist in the modern world without participating and relying on borrowing and lending. There's nothing wrong with it, it's not stealing.
    2
  6844.  @fpl_bailey  because I don't want to buy one when I get where I'm going.
    2
  6845. There's no debate. There are those who read Plato, and those who are liars.
    2
  6846.  @Junkman2008  the dead guy's.
    2
  6847. Dude, there are widespread reports of looting. Are you somehow surprised there are charity scams too?
    2
  6848. Doesn't matter. People want to hear it and it get some idiot past peer review in order to get a degree
    2
  6849. Who?
    2
  6850. @tnatstrat7495  some suffers from envy
    2
  6851. She was a returnee. Meaning she fled her husband.
    2
  6852. What?
    2
  6853. From a macroeconomic perspective it doesn't matter where you siphon off money from the economy all that matters is how much you siphon. And it does get really technical as there's no one tax that truly "targets the rich" due to technicalities.
    2
  6854. Guys, no matter how many people leave coal, that just makes it cheaper for the remainder. And select turdworld countries always take the cheap option
    2
  6855. They usually are. But that doesn't stop reporters, influencers, and jealous people on social media who haven't read the report from presenting it as proof of fraud.
    2
  6856.  @AliAbrahem  try three, each a large coalition of militias and each recognized as legit by select foreign governments
    2
  6857. This has been ongoing for decades.
    2
  6858. You sound surprised
    2
  6859.  @valhallasf628  I don't have time to explain the logistics of eastern europe
    2
  6860.  @tropics8407  shut up
    2
  6861. No one read that
    2
  6862. TIK has the advantage of hindsight. The technical term is "intelligence vacuum."
    2
  6863. Watch the video
    2
  6864. Sometimes yes. Sometimes the loan is conditional the debtor only says nice things about China.
    2
  6865. "The more they overthink the plumbing the easier it is to clog up the drain." -Scotty
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  6866. Why would you want to murder your wife? (Sarcasm)
    2
  6867. This looks like a very rural department. Things that produce weirdness like this include nepotism, negligence by the city counsel (she might have been working for the department for decades), and skewed hiring priorities. Oh yes, I've met some fools that thought alpha personalities were more important than education.
    2
  6868. Discount brands of weekly essentials are sold at near zero profit to keep customers coming back. It's a near perfect measure of inflation.
    2
  6869. Interesting to note they never said anything about protecting each other......
    2
  6870. Like... You?
    2
  6871. They are, but the crazy fast money is in the crazy high risk
    2
  6872. These guys WANT to rip people off. Doesn't mean they're any good at it
    2
  6873.  @Jillaroo79  like you'd know how Russians live
    2
  6874. ​ @Pump11123  Some of them did. The Zulu Bantustans were an independent state back then and most of them had never even seen an white man.
    2
  6875. My 2013 Silverado works just fine, and I hate to have a car payment.
    2
  6876. How can you talk so much but say so little?
    2
  6877. You don't know that
    2
  6878. That rules you out.
    2
  6879.  @johnmcgill3603  You don't think there are hundreds of places that fit that description?
    2
  6880. Politics isn't relevant, and you're asking to get scalped if you say otherwise.
    2
  6881. Dude, professional thieves always spread delusions that business is fundamentally predatory. In my family I'm notorious for predicting what my sister would get arrested for (she was dating a "bored ape")
    2
  6882. @JMORG-q9y  bug off, gong-fei
    2
  6883. Sounds like the type that has trouble with authority.
    2
  6884. Come on. Everyone likes puppies.
    2
  6885. Icaln is a corporate raider, not a vigilante.
    2
  6886. Username checks out
    2
  6887. To be fair, a Yuan is only worth 15 cents on the international market
    2
  6888. Except the weed dealer would totally sell you that heroin given the chance.
    2
  6889. He was bribing both sides and it did not work with either. All it got him was his face in the news when they summoned him to speak for crypto bros
    2
  6890. Unless you're paranoid about banana republics.
    2
  6891. @unclewillcorp227  a lot of people were
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  6892. People have been spreading bull since forever
    2
  6893. Oliver doesn't know shit
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  6894. You should get sued for defamation
    2
  6895. Stock trading is the only place where you'll find utter stupidity and utter genius that leads to generally the same results.
    2
  6896. You won't hold down a job with that degree of arrogance.
    2
  6897. Everyone says that during every major war. It's a veiled threat.
    2
  6898. I think this got traction because it looks like something straight out of Sniper Contracts.
    2
  6899. How much did you lose?
    2
  6900.  @dominiquexo4772  lose the baseless libel
    2
  6901. National egos will never allow that.
    2
  6902. I don't know, they only ever fought Bantus. The biggest tactical problem they faced was all their enemies would turn and run immediately rather than fight.
    2
  6903. @Godfrey Gatsi  no honor among pirates. Fact of the matter is Rhodesia wouldn't have pulled off these insane kill ratios if their enemies weren't cowards
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  6904. Example of how fraudulent China's green energy was. For a little while China boasted the rate their power supply was going away from natural fuel faster than anyone else. However, what they didn't mention was unlike most developed nations they were still building coal plants. The reason the switch appeared fast is because most Chinese power plants don't live long enough to get overhauled, meaning they only lasted 1/10th as long as first world counterparts. Also, they included a bunch of windmills cities put up for show and never worked to begin with. There were also skews in press releases, loudly projecting future successes while occasionally reporting failures. Like when a natural gas pipeline was built to China, regulators banned many uses of coal based on wild speculation. Of course, the pipeline wasn't ready by winter and people had to break the law to stay warm. This appears to be a repeat of that nonsense on a grand scale.
    2
  6905. Do I need to get the straight jacket?
    2
  6906. Yep, already operational and putting out better photos than any other telescope.
    2
  6907. They don't know either
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  6908.  @ferrous3262  you forget that humans don't necessarily care for other humans and often regard each other as competition. This idiot just wants to hoard more stuff for himself
    2
  6909. Their offices do have armed guards, and they do have SWAT teams of policemen to go after tax evader. The reason is sone people are so greedy they'd rather terror attack IRS offices rather than pay their share for public services. One guy even flew a cessna plane into an IRS office... in the middle of a crowded skyscraper.
    2
  6910. Part of this is because the Chinese consumer thinks much more highly of US brands than Americans
    2
  6911. No one cares
    2
  6912. ​ @andrewgraham9983 shut up
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  6913.  @Fadeways  Shows what you know, bagholder
    2
  6914. A lot of Americans get angry when any given portion of history didn't involve major crimes. For instance, the Trail of Tears happened and most of the casualties were due to mismanagement and logistics difficulties, but no American Indian tribe ever committed or was victim to genocide.
    2
  6915. We've been burning dollars for a year. Lose the whataboutism.
    2
  6916. Found the drug dealer
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  6917. That's about 18 months GDP for America. It's like an ordinary person with 50k in student loans. Allow me to explain national debt. Nations can theoretically borrow indefinitely as they aren't limited by a human lifespan. As long as the interest payments are met no one cares. But like people, growing nations borrow cash so they can get their new economies set up faster. Governments will want to provide services and infrastructure whilst not imposing debilitating taxes. America has been growing at around 10% a year for three centuries and currently has the largest GDP in human history, so you can imagine how large a sum will naturally be. This will be reversed eventually. At some people America will fill up, GDP growth will slow, the Feds will raise interest rates, and debts will start being paid off.
    2
  6918.  @ppercut  you seem to be mixing up the drama between politicians and stuff that happened due to war. None of that has to do with the actual debt load
    2
  6919. There was a decent chance they wouldn't. It's no secret Berlin pushed their luck until it broke.
    2
  6920. It can be, but government spending hasn't risen enough for that in the past half decade.
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  6921. It's not like the actual stock market doesn't have private equity auctions to prevent this exact kind of scheme...
    2
  6922.  @callmethreeone  Why you berating me? No need to. Simply put, the lasing cavity cannot be much bigger than the wavelengths of light being used. Also, the power going into each laser cannot be so much as to melt the laser. Current LaWS actually takes a lot of smaller lasers and focuses it on a single point in order to destroy small targets.
    2
  6923. Shut up. They didn't hire her for killing
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  6924. Being drunk is known to do that
    2
  6925. Let me guess. Chinese construction company and government loans involved?
    2
  6926. Yourself included.
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  6927. To be fair, these were risks HE TOOK for himself. He died in that sub.
    2
  6928. Goodness, I just got done with a video on Honduran funerals ya privileged liar.
    2
  6929.  @charlesp7504  I find your sour grapes annoying
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  6930.  @charlesp7504  speaking as a military historian I say you need to get drafted into the navy immediately. It'll be good for you.
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  6931. It literally isn't
    2
  6932. I know without checking that it's a fraud
    2
  6933. @SpruceWood-NEG  it's called loan shark
    2
  6934. Weird joke
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  6935. ​@ls200076 what he means is if there's a vulnerability, they definitely can't tell anyone
    2
  6936. ​ @davidsandall no amount of training would change this instance
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  6937. Leave politics out of this
    2
  6938. Tell that to all the kings that minted coins
    2
  6939. The Turcos speak Spanish natively and have little Arab DNA
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  6940. A curious statement given there's a war going on. It's almost as if you've spammed that comment for years with no regard to who you're screwing over to save a few tax dollars.
    2
  6941. This was after The Thaw. That didn't happen
    2
  6942. ​@user-kj6vk4eh6c no, Vanguard offers exclusively low-cost funds. Their founder Jack Bogle thought seeking superior returns was a waste of time and money.
    2
  6943. Could do that, but currently there's nowhere they want to expand that's not a willing partner already.
    2
  6944. Technically there was one Japanese guy hiding in the jungles for 30 years unaware the war was over
    2
  6945. Come on. We all know the west would blame itself for world problems no matter how absurd.
    2
  6946.  @efrans2627  that's a joke, right?
    2
  6947. Don't you have a shock therapy session or something?
    2
  6948. An important backstory of this offensive is that it was done by the surviving Missourian and Arkansan infantry but most of both states had been lost. These regiments were mostly not destroyed in the fighting around Fayetteville, Little Rock, and Vicksburg but forced into the south of the state where they were so poor they were using jars instead of canteens and carried bullets loosely in their pockets because they had no ammo boxes and many lacked winter clothing in a campaign expected to continue through the winter.
    2
  6949. Advances in open heart surgery are worth their own episode. Originally they had to cut open the sterum to get to the heart but now there are snake like tools/scopes that go through an artery in the arm or between the ribs.
    2
  6950. All you have to do is say what the press wants to hear and threaten people with lawsuits and nobody asks questions.
    2
  6951. ​ @renderz8435 men start all wars.
    2
  6952. Or maybe you should check yourself into rehab
    2
  6953. That's simply not the case. Turkey's schools ramge from the rudimentary to the fraudulent, and government appointments are wholly based on nepotism and bribes. Ergo, the officials say things that sound good even if it doesn't withstand basic scrutiny.
    2
  6954. That's a wild exaggeration. There were surely horrible things she was connected to, and rules are rules
    2
  6955.  @DonVigaDeFierro  you think he cares?
    2
  6956. Bethlehem isn't at war
    2
  6957. Allegedly he said that. The man who quoted him never met Stalin and no one knows where he would have heard that.
    2
  6958. Maybe if half of them filed their taxes this wouldn't be an issue.
    2
  6959. The other guy probably thought he knew what he could get away with.
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  6960. 1:15 Weird choice of "military jet" in the background
    2
  6961. Because the EU don't do Ponzi schemes
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  6962. Comparing any part of Africa to any part of North America is so ridiculous as to demonstrate total ignorance. In South Africa the majority of the whole population doesn't have property deeds. Squatters and homeless people pitch their camps wherever often on private farms and commercial property. Combine this with systemic piracy that destroys farms and businesses you'll understand why a some businessmen will hire PMCs to evict large camps sometimes.
    2
  6963. @Joseph Russo  yeah, foreign investment boosts productivity, and when African states genocide the foreigners they starve. Its happened so many times...
    2
  6964. No, just in China. Coffee is the staple drink in most of the world
    2
  6965.  @余震洋-q1z  we know
    2
  6966.  @lagseeing8341  and yet you use it.
    2
  6967. Oh look, Norse Lehman Brothers, apparently.
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  6968.  @RedGunBullets  Other way around. A lot of poor people are poor because they handle money... Poorly. As Buffet said, markets transfer wealth from the impatient to the patient.
    2
  6969. @malimrkisa7718  no one is recession proof, least of all rich chumps running narrow margin businesses
    2
  6970.  @BaconizedCanadian  BTW, I don't vote, so lose the insults
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  6971.  @BaconizedCanadian  maybe I misread, but the comment is also not visible to me anymore. You inferred I was a Republitard?
    2
  6972.  @BaconizedCanadian  you're getting angry for no reason. You should likely take a break from the internet. Looking at old notifications I see you were calling Aldritch a Republitard, which contradicts known facts of the case. I think you're spreading rumors, which is to me worse than lying.
    2
  6973. Allegedly the cement was diluted.
    2
  6974. So what? Companies just pass those expenses onto their customers.
    2
  6975.  @4lyfMotorhead  come on. We all know you'd say that regardless if it were true
    2
  6976. They're still operational
    2
  6977.  @tjv6976  you knew what I meant
    2
  6978.  @tjv6976  liar
    2
  6979. Don't give them ideas.
    2
  6980. The presenter here only has cursory understanding of the problems at hand. He just wants to make his own so he can ram politics down our throats.
    2
  6981. What?
    2
  6982.  @joshweickum  such as yourself
    2
  6983. How many if those killed were arsonists and/or assaulted cops?
    2
  6984. Marx was very anti-semitic and spread the old stereotype that Jews were all greedy bankers and merchants.
    2
  6985. Elected officials had very little control over these matters.
    2
  6986. To be fair, a lot of these protestors are encouraging people to harass/beat/kill government employees and their families. You can find a lot of these guys on Reddit.
    2
  6987.  @antman7673  you seem to think everyone in the world feels a need to punish Russians
    2
  6988. We measure the economy by whatever is down right now. Except when everything is up, then we threaten The Rich for making too much money.
    2
  6989. Get back in class, kiddo
    2
  6990. There really should be few enough active investors that there are real alpha opportunities. Otherwise, the industry is just a waste of time and money.
    2
  6991. FTX was running a casino where they could cheat. Nikola had nothing.
    2
  6992. Cost of living is just high in Norway. The excess population just leaves, they don't make new houses
    2
  6993. You know there's a systemic problem when a short seller gets banned for posting quality Due Dilligence.........
    2
  6994.  @lonyo5377  Trumpt didn't do that either, nitwit. On account the Fed controls monetary policy and the Fed straight up ignored Trump.
    2
  6995.  @zigoter2185  it's size was mainly due to how oil drilling costs millions and may yield nothing, so a company that can absorb such losses easily is preferred. YouTube channels are the total opposite, as anyone can do it using at most a couple grand worth of equipment and cover some highly niche topic that has an audience.
    2
  6996. Not that much
    2
  6997. ​ @ebdgr Mr. Tate is an athlete turned predator. His fans still defend him because many are predators too
    2
  6998.  @ebdgr  I replied to the wrong person
    2
  6999. You're going to have to find a more efficient method than spearing if this is going to be popular
    2
  7000. That's usually how it goes when my terrible driving gets me pulled over...
    2
  7001. He lost every subscriber who isn't a wannabe gangster
    2
  7002. Italy actually intentionally devalued its currency for a long time. The reason was they relied on exports.
    2
  7003. All over, as far away as Chile or even Africa, but the majority are from Mexico and Central America. They usually seek jobs and/or safety. Some are waiting for Visa paperwork while others are waiting for the next coyote to sneak them through. And money is not a factor when it comes to anyone's decision to have kids.
    2
  7004. Quit speculating about who ChatGPT will replace.
    2
  7005. Millionaires, not billionaires.
    2
  7006. It's the middle east. If they're not fighting over one thing, they'll just fight over another.
    2
  7007. No, now shut up about it.
    2
  7008. You could have gotten shot
    2
  7009. This is why toys have the mandatory orange tips.
    2
  7010. Wut? I can't tell if you're joking or this is conspitard rambling
    2
  7011. That's why you ain't rich.
    2
  7012. Vhut? They're providing relevant original report
    2
  7013. No one cares
    2
  7014. Assuming that's true, he wouldn't want to waste a perfectly good army when they were useful to him and his friends.
    2
  7015.  @CantHandleThisCanYa  Dude, many Chinese states are more connected to the US than they are each other. Like how most Cantonese speakers learn English instead of Mandarin? You might see in past videos that housing prices were soaring in some cities while other cities reported mass defaults. And vice versa. This isn't like North America where the whole continent's economy is synced up to within a heartbeat.
    2
  7016. Who is we?
    2
  7017. 7:45 HOLY CROSSFIRE BATMAN
    2
  7018. It's clickbait
    2
  7019. Double. Double trouble. Trader burn and market bubble!
    2
  7020. I know you're poor but these guys risk their lives for an amount of money they'll make in under a week.
    2
  7021. I saw some Temu stuff at UPS when I was a temp worker there. They all felt like bags full of t shirts. No large or repeat orders whatsoever.
    2
  7022. There's speculation the gunshot was by accident. A near miss
    2
  7023. Not really monopoly, as that's illegal, but economies of scale and global preeminence. I.E. We call them all Uber drivers even though most of them also work for Lyft.
    2
  7024. Not always. The winds might not cooperate and the first ship never comes in range.
    2
  7025.  @ava23832  come on. We all know you'd say that regardless what the video said.
    2
  7026. The Welsh called sharks "sea dogs"
    2
  7027. Screw that game
    2
  7028. ​ @kongbanana8947 they are ruled by a priest and grope anyone not wearing hijab
    2
  7029. Lose the sycophancy
    2
  7030. I was in it for a time, closed at a good profit. I'm back to shorting directly, but SARK's fee is well worth removing the infinite risk in shorting.
    2
  7031. The common definition of socialism is that the state controls most or all businesses. That is what all self-stylized Socialists have in common.
    2
  7032. Media attention is definitely the cause.
    2
  7033. Dude, he's almost certainly lying about his winnings.
    2
  7034. Come on. We all know recognition is a matter of egos and land claims, not reality
    2
  7035.  @MasterGhostf  Never assume competitence
    2
  7036. As if there isn't a billion safer ways to do it? You know free-standing AC units are a thing?
    2
  7037. He's probably working independently from Erdogan
    2
  7038. Contempt is the least of those goon's offenses
    2
  7039. You know Tesla's getting sued over glitchy self driving tech
    2
  7040. Standard & Poor have no affiliation with the ETF managers. The committee simply selects 500 representative stocks to make a chart showing what the market is doing. This was originally for newspapers to print, but now it is for passive funds to copy.
    2
  7041. No one cares. Least of all the Guamanians.
    2
  7042. Yeah. Rage.
    2
  7043. That joke was stale weeks ago
    2
  7044. This is a British channel. Not an Indian one.
    2
  7045. He was seen in Japan and Thailand, I thought. He appears to be hiding and enjoying retirement, but he no longer controls his own company.
    2
  7046. @markdowse3572  correct English? English itself is a creole language born of creole languages that has changed massively over time. Which English you mean? Shakespearean? Saxon? American? Hindi? Afrikaans?
    2
  7047. @markdowse3572  it originally referred to the persons of mixed French, Indian, and African ancestry and spoke a language that blended all the above. These days a Creole language refers to a new language born from blending two or more languages. For instance, Chaucer's English was a mix of Anglo-Saxon English and Norman French.
    2
  7048. What Roman kingdom? The Papal states were taken by Italy over a century ago.
    2
  7049. No one cares
    2
  7050. In Cyrenica, then part of Egypt, some of the sea peoples were from islands named in sources that we simply do not know.
    2
  7051. Good question. A large portion of prisoners aren't even kept in proper jails, but in hotel rooms, houses, camps, and improvised jails in office spaces. Add in lazy guards, why haven't we heard of more escapees?
    2
  7052. @kremepye3613  that kind of libel will get you doxxed
    2
  7053. The space of a seat counts for more that the weight of a person.
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  7054. You will never be rich. You will work for a living. Average pay is fine. Find a career that you enjoy doing and get real good at it and you'll be happy. That's life. Get over it.
    2
  7055. The idea younger people are more tech savvy became obsolete when the smart phone was invented.
    2
  7056.  @BobfromSydney  I think you underappreciate how wild stock picking gets.
    2
  7057. It isn't safer now
    2
  7058. Those who try to artificially change demographic trends find out why they exist in the first place. The investors should have known she was a fraud just by the statement that she believed there was "unconscious racial bias" which is not possible.
    2
  7059. If you're getting angry when people are complaining about risks and/or refusing to copy your position, you probably deserve to lose your money.
    2
  7060. Chinese people don't have stunted growth at the moment, that's why most old tanks are unusable even if they work
    2
  7061.  @tsb7911  He sure as hell doesn't
    2
  7062. Magna Carpa? I LOVE IT!
    2
  7063. Ha
    2
  7064.  @lucadappiano8758  It's called lying. If Milei did the opposite he'd complain that GDP was going up by Ponzi scheme
    2
  7065. The good news is we haven't heard of any injuries and all that ash will work wonders for crop yields.
    2
  7066. Irrelevant even if true
    2
  7067. People are weird. These idiots know what germs are and why cooking is required.
    2
  7068. That's not how inflation works
    2
  7069. What?
    2
  7070.  @johnelliott8630  so what?
    2
  7071.  @johnelliott8630  so what?
    2
  7072. Uh... very real US news?
    2
  7073. Firmament? In reference to what?
    2
  7074. That's an eternity in social media drama. A lot of people aren't even on the same platforms anymore
    2
  7075.  @chaosking911  Try all of it. Even the Soviets struggled to control their own economy
    2
  7076. Dude, it was a nernous laugh. And IDK what you're talking about with Jimmy Donaldson, he makes every kind of video under the sun.
    2
  7077.  @Worldeater359  so do fake iPhone
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  7078.  @sean721  hey, I could teach a teenager to trade reasonably well. And you need a parent to cosign the account if you're under 18 (of course you can get around that). And minors buying stocks isn't new. And frankly it isn't any significant money maker since teens have little if any savings.
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  7079.  @susymay7831  yeah. They do that too.
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  7080.  @sean721  you have to signoff a bunch of SEC mandated disclosures when you open an account that no one reads. There's some spread helpers on the ap that I never used. There's some learning videos that few watch. I think a teen degenerate enough to do what you describe will simply become an adult degenerate anyway.
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  7081. Nah, that's what you call the guy who gets buttstroked.
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  7082. Why? We all know the bosses are paid more.
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  7083. Do you got a death wish
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  7084. Wut?
    2
  7085. It sounds like the men who write these papers have high risk tolerance and don't comprehend the real world
    2
  7086. Sinaloa only has contacts in the US. They don't own towns like they do in Sinaloa state.
    2
  7087. I got a fake guru. They even had a robot voice because they couldn't be bothered to hire a voice actress.
    2
  7088. C-Ram is a whole family of weapons and there's lots of them. Most use bullets.
    2
  7089. Everyone thinks the future decade is more important than all the other ages of the world. It never proves true.
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  7090. No. Those are all rusting in fields
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  7091. You advertise Moomoo enough that you should disclose how they make money if not by commissions.
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  7092. How much in the red are you?
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  7093. The Sinaloa boss that escaped prison was killed in a shootout this week.
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  7094. No one cares. Now what are you doing for the war effort?
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  7095. Depends where you are. Some rents are dirt cheap, like it is in Siberia. Other rents are ridiculous like London. The trouble is the guys gathering statistics are often selective, only looking at cities or only looking at growing counties.
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  7096. It's called defamation
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  7097. He has no say in the matter
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  7098.  @888ssss  your relationships don't last very long do they?
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  7099.  @kingrobotnik6950  huge thread, no one knows what you mean
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  7100.  @worldatpeace8979  That front has been inactive for years, and there's more things happening in there than the Damascus-Ankara wars
    2
  7101. The study about reducing drinking should highlight how drinking is mainly a behavioral issue and not genetic, given the extreme effect of the placebo.
    2
  7102. Urban and rural pensions might not be an artificial distinction given the wild variance in cost of living between the cities and the countryside
    2
  7103. Lying isn't necessary here. It's just like most startups. Shit management, all risk, questionable rewards
    2
  7104. It would help if you weren't full of shI*t
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  7105. Dude, Kosovo is literally garrisoned by the US, Britain, and Italy
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  7106. Vhut? Schools have done far more bizarre things.
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  7107. Last conventional war was when they invaded Vietnam after the US left.
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  7108. That sounds expensive and volatile.
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  7109. We ain't fixing what ain't broke. This stuff is expensive!
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  7110. If it really becomes widespread it'll have to compete with every other car company. Like Uber it would very quickly become a low margin business.
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  7111. All DEI hires and political appointees
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  7112. As if there aren't a ton of people scruitinizing and/or harassing anyone connected to natural gas? I say sir, if there weren't enough people doing this, you wouldn't see this on MSM.
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  7113. If it sounds awesome, then reality is certainly much more boring than you think.
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  7114. That's silly. all crimes in this space are fed jurisdiction
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  7115. That's silly. We haven't even set off a nuke yet
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  7116. Microcaps. No one pays attention to them.
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  7117.  @bobguy6542  depends where you were stationed. And Baghdad gets dust storms
    2
  7118. No money was printed. The FDIC insurance wasn't even used and already has billions of dollars available just in case.
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  7119. The situations are not the same
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  7120. It always had been so
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  7121. They're not very good for buildings. They have little structural strength since the corners bare all the weight, and the steel makes it hard to cut windows and insulate
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  7122. Just not in public
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  7123. You can't make that assessment.
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  7124. Dude, same tax laws apply to him as apply to you and he does what he wants with his money. I could explain how he gets out of a lot of taxes but I know you won't care.
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  7125. Seriously though it does serve as a purpose of guaging dissent.
    2
  7126. Who is they?
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  7127. He's no longer a factor in the stock market, period.
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  7128. We have more than enough. Many people don't want to be committed.
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  7129. This is America. Get a car.
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  7130. Your own driving is less safe than a plane. Unless you're African
    2
  7131. Most people don't know a thing about the Zulus
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  7132. Shut up and watch the video
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  7133. Reconciliation in Palestine is like the next election. They only pretend it'll ever happen.
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  7134. Get back to class, kid
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  7135. @planescaped  negative selection bias. Like the companies who need VC money since real baks turn them away
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  7136. No one cares
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  7137. There's talk of using a laser on Earth to bake moon dust into glass. But frankly it'd be easier and cheaper to use a nuke
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  7138. Sad? It's free meat!
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  7139. This was the culture wars period during the unification of Germany
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  7140. Irrelevant.
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  7141.  @ac1455  science isn't profitable, and these degrees are intended to get jobs, not refinement.
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  7142.  @titanicisshit1647  what?
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  7143. Come now. I'd wager the war started because several incarcerated mob bosses each wanted to run the prison from their cell.
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  7144. He was on some online chatrooms with his ideas, but no one took him serious back then.
    2
  7145. Turkey still pretends to be a democracy even though the leading party can outright ban people from office literally just for being a bit rude.
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  7146. Shut up. Get drafted
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  7147. A Tesla market cap exceeding the market share of the entire auto industry as of 2019? Do you know the meaning of the word bubble? And you can't credit them for inventing devices that don't exist yet as they still haven't made an EV with identical performers to a gas vehicle of the same price. Especially when the other tech and insurance schemes involve massive leaps between industries and branches of science.
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  7148.  @joechughtai3155  It's called "contempt of court" and basically gives the judge the ability to jail you for being annoying.
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  7149. Like the ambassador would know? And no, China just wants to know what Parliament will do before they'll do it.
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  7150. Weird joke.
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  7151. Nepotism is good for business. Get over it.
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  7152. No one cares
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  7153. The average firm in China is pretty small. They had a similar issue with their warships because even state backed firms couldn't make anything bigger than a destroyer and they were all relying on temp workers because turnover was absurd.
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  7154.  @la6136  Screw the animals. They're just meat and pelts.
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  7155. Well, there's the Patriot, but that system has been upgraded so many times since the Gulf Wars it's a completely different system.
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  7156. No... We don't give foreign exchange students favorable treatment. And unemployment is really low right now.
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  7157. Dude, most departments see violence so rarely that no one has ever drawn a weapon
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  7158.  @1gtmach  I")) have to cook ya first
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  7159.  @SonGoku-kv2dc  It is for the moment. Get over it.
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  7160. What you do for a living?
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  7161. It's just an echo chamber. No one actually gets on those sites to be persuaded
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  7162.  @floydlooney6837  that doesn't matter, just make a dummy email account to base new accounts on and no one will notice unless you make an admin angry enough to IP ban you.
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  7163. This was during Perestroika. They were bankrupt. They simply took spare parts and used the tools they had in the shop.
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  7164. Shut up and eat your burger
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  7165.  @jfverboom7973  Chinese firms never had loyal employees
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  7166. ​@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley yeah, high profile crimes generally have zero impact on things like public trust or industry efficiency. A gang can murder a politician for refusing to be bribed but that simply doesn't effect anyone else's lives
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  7167. ​ @andresdiazz. Lose the whataboutism before we bring up the matter of the donkey abuse
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  7168.  @Syrinx11  Hmm. I say the Germans flipped the pronunciations. (Sarcasm)
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  7169.  @HelloWorld-ti2zp  By US standards, some neighborhoods are.
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  7170. You'd never be able to do that job. Do you even know how to read SEC filings?
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  7171. That flips burden of proof around. Now you must not only have reasonable doubt, but you must prove that the convict did not commit the crime.
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  7172. Theoretically yes, but the right way to do it is to start with unmanned iterations until it gets safety certified.
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  7173.  @zaqueodeleon  We're talking dietary laws. Jews don't consider any animal to be evil, just unfit for human consumption.
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  7174. Is your teleprompter broken?
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  7175. Journalism attracts a lot of people who think they can singlehandedly change public opinion. As absurd as that is, it just shifts the workload onto me to sort out the actual reporting from the incompetent political rhetoric.
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  7176. I was introduced to the idea by my mother but it was just given as a factor in the fall of Rome
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  7177. Like... You?
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  7178. Coffeyzilla is a true crime journalism channel, not an amateur investment channel.
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  7179. It's like all leveraged investments: Is there any real reason you need the money sooner?
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  7180. They could take down 2/3 of UN recognized states if they wanted to.
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  7181. They wouldn't even be noticed
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  7182. Doggy seems confused who is the suspect.......
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  7183.  @RussInGA  with companies that big I'd be surprised if there wasn't between workman's comp, idiot political activists, and contract disputes with other companies. Will any of them potentially cause layoffs or high profile sackings or debilitating fines? Because if they won't I doubt the average reader will want to hear of them.
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  7184. You are not familiar enough with the matter to say so.
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  7185. Googling... Yes, it was simply called Zyklon at the time and was first used as a pesticide in California. WWI Germany experimented with it as a chemical weapon, so it was banned. The new and improved Zyklon B was legal, though.
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  7186. That just shows your lack of familiarity with engineering topics.
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  7187.  @gabbar51ngh  India is many things, but you know that ain't one of them
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  7188. Because someone indisputedly innocent got wasted for no reason?
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  7189. They are literally asking for handouts. They're homeless. Any half decent resident would help some of them get back on their feet, but that's a rarity in the Subcontinent.
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  7190. No
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  7191. Coopetition is the word for this. Working together whilst trying to gain advantage over ones friends
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  7192. Screw that game
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  7193.  @crisnmaryfam7344  lose the whataboutism. You wanted an unregulated and volatile market and you got one. Don't blame everyone else for your own degeneracy.
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  7194. 2:13 Video quality is junk
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  7195. Immigrant refers to people who move to a country permanently, expat does not. Most foreigners in China are there because work brought them there and they go home when their work ends. More foreigners in North America (including Winston) intend to live there forever and often come with no job, family, or backup plan to fall back upon.
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  7196.  @Tobacc0  You should talk
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  7197. "Imminent" Mortgage Crisis? Dude, widespread defaults are the norm in China. Is there really any reason to believe this is more than just ordinary market volatility?
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  7198. Every type of store customarily put in a mall has been displaced by online shopping. We don't know it yet, but malls were a 20th century zeitgeist.
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  7199. They seem to have major dust storms every year. This may be a symptom of how much cropland they destroyed with fake fertilizer and polution
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  7200. It's America. Everyone is deluded that things will always be much worse than they are. In this case, there was a list of reasons for the Fed to raise rates, everyone lost their minds about it for a couple months, then the Fed raised rates just a little with a statement they might raise it more later, which they just did.
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  7201.  @retrojmp23  Some people may think like that, but my mother always told us that some people are "Christian on Sunday." It would also turn out that three of the guys in Dad's youth group were only there in order to introduce themselves to my sisters. Drama ensued.
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  7202. Xiuhcoatl literally means dragon.
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  7203. All that because he didn't want to get caught driving with a suspended license. Fool...
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  7204. The US has played no significant role in this conflict at all and it's an open question if Russia will intervene. Both NATO states and Russia heavily favor Armenia.
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  7205.  @sinabagherisarvestani8924  it's not a matter of opinion. There's simply no factual basis for calling this a proxy war (again, both sides rhetorically support Armenia).
    2
  7206. Because Chinese business is fundamentally predatory.
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  7207.  @wokeaf1337  you say that as if you aren't sitting idle while he is winning
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  7208. It's hard to really tell as no one person spoke for the Arabs. The Syrian government were insubordinate collaborators and the dissidents were tribal forces and all the above fought each other as often as anyone else. One thing for certain was any independent Syrian Sultan would be hostile to everyone as they carved out a new empire corresponding to Ottoman Syria and any other odds and ends they could pilfer.
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  7209. @coraltown1  it's DINNER TIME!!
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  7210. They probably saw the Volga and reported that, rather than clear out all the buildings between them and the Volga.
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  7211. Shut up, CNBC
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  7212. "In a place as wealthy, cosmopolitan, and important as Shanghai." Uh, care to revise that assessment?
    2
  7213. How much did you lose?
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  7214. They're not degenerate fools. They're not shutting down factories to protest a shortage of jobs.
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  7215.  @robertwilliams570  you get paid like four times what any Sri Lankan can pay, greedo.
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  7216. I think a lot of these unicorns are just ponzi schemes so elaborately disguised not even the founders can be sure it's a Ponzi scheme
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  7217. My house isn't quiet as bad, but I live alone and am too embarrassed to invite people over.
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  7218. It's always telling what men do when they finally have their enemies under their power. In this case, open hypocrisy, theft, and literal backstabbing awaited everyone regardless if the Sultan signed a scrap of paper saying otherwise.
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  7219. How would you view real world investment? I.E. Spending to go to a trade school compared to buying stocks?
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  7220.  @WeebJail  No, if only 1% filed for bankruptcy, you'd expect 0.4% (40% of 1%) to be college grads going bankrupt all other things being equal.
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  7221. @HH-le1vi  Yes, but what those fishermen did was put on the Endless Shrimp so they could sell the restaurants all the shrimp they had because any money lost simply moved the money from their right pocket (partially owned by investors) to their left pocket (wholly owned by the family).
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  7222.  @WebPocket  she takes accounting numbers as legit. In China that's the definition of naive
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  7223.  @buildmotosykletist1987  Not if you do anything ridiculous. Once you go beyond a 12 hour day or 60 week productivity starts falling due to exhaustion. I once quit on my first day because they were expecting us to work 80 hours or more... I told them I was enrolled in college during the interview. Also, that place was only 30% staffed.
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  7224.  @dongdong9560  I seriously can't tell if that's a joke
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  7225. @Jonathan Brown  most countries don't require corporations to work for the government. And most countries have independent judiciaries
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  7226.  @dongdong9560  you don't even know what the Ministry of State Security is do you?
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  7227.  @mutkaluikkunen3926  the bosses are party members, yes. But they also explicitly stated they would never take such work but we know that's a lie
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  7228. @N.C  that's neither the same thing, nor is that is what the law says. Companies must comply with surveillance warrants signed by a judge. At one point Apple's security was found to be good enough that a judge ordered them to backdoor it for the FBI. The Intelligence Community, however, relies on volunteer contractors. Former CIA agents say they never had any shortage of volunteers since everyone they approach thinks working for CIA is the coolest thing ever.
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  7229.  @gerry343  you've been scammed before and you'll be scammed again
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  7230. I wish
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  7231. Since both sides are clearly unwilling to actually fight they might as well have an election. Either government is better than no government.
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  7232. Frankly, there are a lot of towns like Orania but most of them stay under the radar.
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  7233. Indeed, because both of those actually exist in Nigeria
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  7234. "Privacy issues" aren't worth covering. It's just libel from gangsters
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  7235.  @ehtuanK  that says nothing about the price, though. As we're not only going to the moon safely but on a budget.
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  7236. Political leanings have nothing to do with recession delusions
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  7237. People been saying that for 100 years
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  7238. Come on. Housing is boring enough it only makes the news when there's a problem
    2
  7239.  @fredfredrickson5436  that's because you're poor, not cuz you're a saint.
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  7240.  @winstonsmith8482  Old white men? Not much a significant trend in English speaking countries.
    2
  7241. Not anymore. Noteworthy is the "not about race" remark got her ousted and none of that junk about white conspiracy to rewrite history.
    2
  7242. What? A car is simply a deadly weapon, and she was a Most Wanted person who was shooting at them.
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  7243. 3:00 Why'd you publish that gangster's conspiracy theory?
    2
  7244.  @crforfreedom7407  humans aren't machines. Protocols, proceedures, and rulebooks mean nothing when death is a possibility.
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  7245.  @jeronimo196  It means relax, your bank probably won't fail and you got insurance on deposits.
    2
  7246. I literally got an add advertising a get ruch quick scheme that Richard was mocking...
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  7247. Or both incompetence and negligence. That's common enough in China
    2
  7248. They make it sound like accidents are frequent. Probably idiots using the wrong fuse or standing too close
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  7249.  @KinchasaurasRex  is that a weird joke or do you need shock therapy?
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  7250. No... that's not how that works. You're assuming trading wheat means hoarding it, but with price spikes you could simply sell for considerable profit. Some people do that for modest no-risk returns. Think about it, it's a real world service where you store food during good times and ration it out during bad times and get paid.
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  7251.  @thickcheeks9603  wheat futures reflect anticipated future wheat prices, the spot price reflects current prices.
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  7252.  @thickcheeks9603  also, a wheat trader may sell short wheat and buy a future in order to capture the high price risk free, and by doing so increase the immediately available supply. The only reason anyone would hoard wheat while prices are high is they fear things getting much worse.
    2
  7253. Most of these guys won't meet your licensing requirements.
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  7254.  @JuneNeko  liar
    2
  7255. Jealous, much?
    2
  7256.  @TheBoostedDoge  you should talk
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  7257. Wut?
    2
  7258. Technically a bear market and not a crash. It's been an eventful time in the markets, either way.
    2
  7259. The only things marked as risk free is government bonds and cash.
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  7260. Well, it was a hedge fund until the manager was banned from investing other people's money. Same people, different name, only investing the manager's money.
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  7261.  @fact4fiction35  you don't read much engineering publications? One of his inventions was he looked at a toy car on his desk and saw how injection molding made them stupid cheap and wondered what's the max limit to how big you can make those. The answer was there was none, so he and his crew bought the biggest hydraulic press on the market, and crafted a liquid metal injection molding tool to make large parts for Teslas, turning dozens of parts into a handful and reducing time, labor, and maintenance to build Tesla components.
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  7262. American fast food brands are considered fine dining in China. Chinese people import all food if they can afford it
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  7263. Bug off
    2
  7264. Shut up, child
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  7265. Near zero because it's near impossible to get away with and you can get sued for saying otherwise
    2
  7266. Like... you?
    2
  7267. You've eaten real meat in the last year.
    2
  7268. There's nothing distinctly American about this shit
    2
  7269. It's almost as if sensationalist news media pulling heart strings doesn't actually work.....
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  7270.  @Hidinginthetreeline  Brazilian commercial ventures get accused of "destroying the environment" no matter what they do. It's because decades ago a politician with no background in science said the rainforest was a major defense against global warming.
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  7271.  @Hidinginthetreeline  if we did anything, you'd throw around words like "undemocratic" and "colonial" and "repression."
    2
  7272. Even French charity has its limits
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  7273.  @GonzoTehGreat  simply not so. The DoD was funding this during the Cold War
    2
  7274. @TheShreester  funding is not the issue, the laws of physics are the issue. Namely that nothing can remain solid at fusion temperatures. One experiment was to use giant magnets to squeeze plasma, but it was found this method alone wouldn't generate fusion, but it is still used today to keep the reactor cool.
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  7275. The Cherokee had mixed feelings about the whole thing. Some owned slaves, some were abolitionists, some were loyal to John Ross who made a pragmatic alliance with the South, some were loyal to Stand Watie who didn't like the Union
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  7276. @holboroman  That is what I said. I said first world people have it easy not having to ever worry about food, because that is a normal struggle
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  7277. Don't be silly. They've been near bankrupt the whole time
    2
  7278. I forget where I read it, but the most appreciated gifts are often the ones difficult for the giver to obtain but of little monetary worth to the receiver. I.E. When Elon Musk realized he forgot to get his wife a Christmas gift, he is reported to have run out into the snow to gather flowers for her. I'm sure that move had more effect than a last minute expensive gift.
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  7279. Go away
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  7280. Liar
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  7281. 0:25 He's more than likely lying.
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  7282. Comparing anything in Ukraine to Syria is silly. In Syria, neither side had any idea what they were doing and a lot of soldiers would fraudulently call their losses civilian casualties.
    2
  7283. How can you talk so much but say so little?
    2
  7284. Anyone can edit the Wiki. There's like three admins who pick a couple dozen subject matter experts to be their favorites. If you annoy them they'll IP ban you, but that's meaningless if you have a VPN. Anarchy ensues.
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  7285. A few are, most aren't
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  7286.  @Arcane1604  so? We issue 65k student visas to Chinese people every 6 months.
    2
  7287. Are you saying white people are predisposed to crime?
    2
  7288. Nothing these days
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  7289. So?
    2
  7290. When US troops and missionaries run the place.
    2
  7291. That falls as prices go up
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  7292. He's a better rocket scientist than you will ever be.
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  7293.  @John-zs8jg  that narrows down where you live considerably. In the West Bank and rich/westernized portions of oil states there are formalized banks. It's also not remotely surprising you didn't know what a hawala is.
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  7294.  @John-zs8jg  you have a Lebanese surname. In more developed urban areas there's a lot of small banks whose functionality is on a knife's edge. But in rural/poor neighborhoods you can find Hawalas as easily as you can black market guns.
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  7295.  @TheDatura  There's a lot of bad assumptions there. Highway maintenance is down to huge expensive repairs that occur every couple decades that are almost as expensive as the road itself. Rails face similar costs on top of daily operation. The general rule is that crowded areas favor public transit, while thinly populated areas favor private transit. The US is largely on the thin side, with many wide open spaces.
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  7296.  @muhammadesa2517  what makes you think the next guy will be any different?
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  7297. Apparently not
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  7298. He's an "Artist"
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  7299. Googling... It appears Harry Hillaker was the lead designer for the prototype F-16, but I don't know what the criteria for membership in this "fighter mafia" is.
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  7300. Chicken has no sense of needs other than food and shelter.
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  7301. Everywhere? Rent where I am is dirt cheap as it always has been, but financial analysts like to pretend only big cities exist...
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  7302.  @spacetoast7783  we're not depressed. Average wage is low but so's cost of living (rent a 1 bedroom house for 400/month). There's just no way to get rich out in a county where the richest citizens are engineers, factory managers, and commercial ranchers. And so... We don't exist to investment analysts. That sorta highlights the reality of this volatility spike, though. It's driven by idiots trying to protect their money from inflation, hence most growing cities are effected by crazy bid wars and those are the only ones counted on most stats. Some really rich dudes will lose a pretty penny over this...
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  7303. You'd have to ask the idiot admin what their logic is, and then immediately laugh at them because inevitably what they'll say should also ban all the history books.
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  7304.  @sloppynyuszi  You brag about all the places you been as if you do not think it's obvious you're a transient worker. Regardless what you think of McDonalds in particular, they're the cheapest kind of restaurant in the English speaking world and is marketed towards children and there are no giant stores like in China. Pizza Hut is likewise considered a cheap restaurant. And like they said in the video, people in China use Starbucks coffee they can't afford as a status symbol even if they'd rather have tea. Curious that China thinks more of American brands than Americans do...
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  7305. Vhut? He pulled a gun on the cops
    2
  7306.  @Normandy-e8i  please leave Palestine to those of us that study Palestine.
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  7307. Watch the video
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  7308. That's silly. It's just the same as any other money
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  7309.  @user-or1rm1ol3q  The Brothers are an Egyptian syndicate. You ain't making sense, Especially more people besides them have been jailed on vague security charges.
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  7310.  @user-or1rm1ol3q  you evidently don't know jack about al-Masri, then.
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  7311. Bagholders, diehard innovation fans, and her own team.
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  7312. "We are coming for you!" -Gary Gensler, prolly.
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  7313. It's Africa. Democracy and industry and sanitation doesn't exist unless someone foreign imposes on them.
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  7314.  @innocentiuslacrim2290  there's no need to lie in this instance
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  7315. Technically historic artifacts are useful
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  7316.  @TheTaquitoProject  an artifact doesn't lose value for going out of style.
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  7317. He hit some sort of breaking point in his degenerate life. His family were prolly less than kind to him growing up.
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  7318. That would be a waste of cash akin to Bill Hwang's exploding bank account...
    2
  7319. If the index is this volatile, is the market really efficient or safe?
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  7320. A select few did. A lot of them bought into the bubble by speculating on real estate, too.
    2
  7321. Strange Manstein complained about needing permission to move a brigade when at that time doing so would consumer their whole supply of gas
    2
  7322. It is an effective way to reward investors and slowly privatize the firm.
    2
  7323.  @maxscania  trying to compare Israel and US conflicts together is like comparing Rhodesia to Murmansk. It just doesn't work.
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  7324.  @maxscania  that demonstrates total ignorance of either Ebonics or Filestin.
    2
  7325.  @maxscania  I wrote my master's thesis on Palestine. I sure ain't cherry picking data. There's frankly no comparable scenario to the Arab-Israeli Wars anywhere in history
    2
  7326.  @maxscania  my opinions are as irrelevant as yours
    2
  7327. World's largest startup
    2
  7328. They did something right on the way up...
    2
  7329. Even if she could just drive off, the damage to her car exceeds the consequences of petty theft. I would say ego was the primary motive...
    2
  7330.  @turdeaugottago114  Found the ponzi schemer
    2
  7331. People can skip town, countries can't.
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  7332. The word you are looking for is degenerate. They're not necessarily bad people, they simply have self destructive patterns of behaviors.
    2
  7333. Come on. We all know you'd say that regardless if it were true
    2
  7334. You can't pump a stock when merger arb is a thing
    2
  7335.  @orenalbertmeisel3127  You keep throwing out Latin to sound smart even though what you're saying makes no sense. Also, how much have you lost trading so far?
    2
  7336. Liars and whiners go straight to boot camp.
    2
  7337. @incremental_failure  selling below costs has the same payoff diagram as a ponzi scheme, and no most companies don't do it because the ones that do don't last very long. There are weird growth schemes involving selling at costs and/or selling below costs and monetizing by alternate means. That is an important bit of wisdom: Most startups are ALMOST ponzi schemes
    2
  7338. Vhut? Rockefeller really did improve the quantity and quality of industry, that's why he was unfathomably rich. And you can't buy power in the civilized world these days. You should here about Frank Phillips, who built a museum out of his own pocket because he didn't want to lay off his workers during the depression.
    2
  7339. I got news for you: Most Japanese automakers build their cars in North America.
    2
  7340.  @Max-tg5in  No, I'm totally not on Reddit. I got death threats and suicide requests over trade ideas.
    2
  7341. They ain't that terrible.
    2
  7342.  @jessasmrcd  at least a few of them, sure. Others are only in there on lesser charges.
    2
  7343.  @louismwanja  you mean the reporter? Her hairstyle and accent and education makes her a more obvious American than even my white face. But she's in part of the world wear a lot of people will scream at women for being a whore and/or beat you up for not wearing a hijab. As for the negotiator she'd probably identify with whatever religion the people she's scamming.
    2
  7344. What a waste of timber.
    2
  7345. I think you'll find the inmates are running the asylum.
    2
  7346. Why were you bullshitting right now?
    2
  7347. vhut?
    2
  7348. The power plant is more likely to blow itself up than to be blown up by a neighbor
    2
  7349. No one gives a frick if you remove the tail. Most of these piggies are going to be bacon once they're full grown.
    2
  7350.  @alexanderryan1176  no, V2 rockets
    2
  7351. Hardly. Crypto needs cheap power, fast internet, and global connections. Guess what?
    2
  7352. The stores are minimally sized so they can build them anywhere. It's the first world equivalent to a street vendor
    2
  7353.  @justcows7772  until it gets banned.
    2
  7354. I saw an add once for a high-tech composter... It was a trashcan with an air filter. They were renting small ones for fifty bucks apiece.
    2
  7355.  @vercot7000  I mean Japanese histiography
    2
  7356. That's why civil protests are largely a zeitgeists of the last two centuries in the west, and even when they become riots we make excuses blaming the authorities for everything even when it makes no sense.
    2
  7357. I always thought limos were custom made luxury items, like pleasure boats.......
    2
  7358. Trevor, yer next.
    2
  7359.  @jkardez4794  You massively underestimate how hugely expensive rails and such are. Unless there's high daily traffic down a specific road it's simply not worth the money. Like how the only profitable bullet train is in Japan because they got some cities that are described as sardine cans.
    2
  7360.  @jkardez4794  No. Not even the one in Spain is profitable, and the most unprofitable ones are in China where the only reason anyone rides them are because the cost of freight has been raised to keep the venture afloat and a lot of the rails receive subsidies. In Japan you literally have tens of millions of people within walking distance of the stations and they're a developed country where the consumer can afford the expensive train tickets. Maybe a high speed rail from Grand Central Station to JFK airport would make money, but the idea of a transcontinental bullet train is about as absurd as a moon colony with current tech. Let me put it this way: Amtrak does commuter trains in the US, and they're almost as expensive as a plane with far less selection of destinations and much longer travel times and their CEO says they haven't been profitable for decades. The geography of America clearly favors planes and cars.
    2
  7361.  @capnsteele3365  Uh, economies of scale are a factor, but mostly in why economies either pick the one or the other. Let's put it this way: As cities become farther apart, the paths between them become more expensive and there is less traffic too. There comes a point where the distance is so long that the train tickets are simply too expensive for the average consumer, meaning there's no enough business to maintain the rail. That is the case in America, where train tickets are only slightly cheaper than plane tickets, the travel times are longer, and the selection of destinations are fewer. Meanwhile gas and cars are cheaper than both (greyhound buses cost the same as trains). This slight trend drives some people away from trains in a self-reinforcing trend.
    2
  7362.  @Alejandro-vn2si  Don't bring up subsidies. We call it public transit because most of it is owned by city governments who charge little if anything in order to give poor residents some mobility. Highways, however, are maintained with taxes on gasoline, not by private corporations receiving subsidies And we have a train transit company called Amtrak. They have NEVER been profitable. We also have more miles of rail than any other nation, but we use it to move freight. Also, why would a passenger train be better than an airplane?
    2
  7363. And the GF
    2
  7364. The resistance you see to camo at the turn of the century is the same factor that lead to the retainment of Napoleonic rules of thought.
    2
  7365. The wages of sin.
    2
  7366. What stops the whales from manipulating the price of any crypto?
    2
  7367. Instead of trolling the internet you finish that community service sentence.
    2
  7368. Who said bribery is involved? Don't make felony allegations lightly
    2
  7369. It's called fraud
    2
  7370. Most of Sinaloa is defunct with components all dead, in prison, going independent, or defecting to rival gangs. Jalisco is the new outlaw kingdom.
    2
  7371. The launchpad is expendable
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  7372.  @michaelskinner896  success was considered not blowing up on the pad so yeah
    2
  7373.  @patreekotime4578  Then why was success considered getting off the launchpad? Welcome to space rockets.
    2
  7374. 60 cents. Although how much that will buy in China varies wildly from city to city. In some cities that will buy you a drink, in other places that will let you rent a small room.
    2
  7375. Shut up, VICE.
    2
  7376. What? Literally not even happening. Apple is not a chip company.
    2
  7377. A lot of people would be mad at Twitter for being down all day...
    2
  7378. Where's Patrick Boyle's emotional support animal?
    2
  7379. We pride ourselves on the accuracy of convictions. What you're really asking is to bring back the death penalty
    2
  7380. But they screw themselves over by overpaying. The odds of finding someone to pay equally inflated rent is low
    2
  7381. Dude, due to a loophole in the treaties the Belgian Congo was a separate kingdom also under the Belgian crown.
    2
  7382. They've been maintaining it since this guy was a small child despite this guy's efforts to change it. He's just talking trash.
    2
  7383. No you aren't
    2
  7384. It's mostly drama, not trauma
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  7385. Shut up, VICE
    2
  7386. She's charged with manslaughter. Either that was a negligent discharge or she panicked in a big way. Either way, getting fired is the least of her worries.
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  7387. Fighting is largely stalled. This doesn't make a real difference
    2
  7388. Try all the above
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  7389. 1:30 No one cares about your stock picks, WSM.
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  7390. "I want to donate my body to science for all humanity!" [Rots in a field]
    2
  7391. @luisfilipe2023  that is why cashiers aren't paid well since we can just hire teenagers
    2
  7392.  @baileymaloney1961  you misread. I only said some jobs pay more relative to skill
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  7393. 11:00 No one called that area Palestine at the time.
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  7394.  @johnnyboy3410  the Mohammedans changed all the names while the Crusaders either used Biblical names or city names. I.E. The Kingdom of Jerusalem.
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  7395.  @johnnyboy3410  That’s what the Jihadis called themselves at the time. The Followers of Mohammed.
    2
  7396. Several goons presented as fact that the Fed will intervene to prevent the collapse of the US economy. All the above is false.
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  7397. 1. Doesn't matter legally. 2. No one cares. 3. He did begin to raise the gun.
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  7398. You should see the kefalas.....
    2
  7399. If that were true, then it wouldn't be so easy to compile a playlist of million dollars frauds. Nah, it's a big world out there and greed consumes many men.
    2
  7400. In Mexico, these are known as Terror Schools.
    2
  7401. Yes, it is why Singapore is the only country to be forcibly ejected from its parents state.
    2
  7402. The world has never gotten less violent for any reason.
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  7403. Shut up
    2
  7404.  @sitaroutreachministry6289  shut up
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  7405. It's like watching a building explode in slo-mo...
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  7406. Not really centralization but economies of scale. You'll note most banking services come down to a limited number of giant institutions all competing for the same customers.
    2
  7407. Scissors can at least theoretically be considered lethal because they can stab an artery. And these cops very clearly did all that could be done.
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  7408. Be specific when you accuse people of crimes. Who is lying, what really happened, how do you know this?
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  7409.  @Evettecord  Italy. I forget the exact circumstances but they devalued their currency in order to incentivize an export economy (I.E. trading cheap-ish Italian goods for foreign currency). This ended when they went to the Euro, but these days Italy and the EU feud over currency because Italy likes to print more than others.
    2
  7410. ​@TURE1215 they literally didn't, fool
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  7411. You're obviously in the red
    2
  7412. Liar
    2
  7413. They called SWAT on a lady that nearly ran over three cops while trying to evade arrest.
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  7414. In exists in many places in the middle east.
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  7415. It's literally no different from dividends. There's only so much you can spend on that and grow. And most firms aim for growth. Besides, the point of a stock is to eventually reward the owners of the stock.
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  7416.  @conqueringlion3734  irrelevant to current US law
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  7417. Like you could do better.
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  7418. Get real. The reason YouTube depends on ads is because people rather waste time watching them than spend a whole 20 bucks on a subscription. Consumers WANT the costs to be hidden.
    2
  7419. Most Americans went directly from personal horse to personal car. It's simply the most economical transit in most places. My grandfather wrecked his first tractor because he tried to stop by pulling on the wheel saying "whoa there!"
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  7420. @jamesott7466  trains were replaced with airplanes.
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  7421. He meant across the pacific ocean. that's where the cost comes from
    2
  7422. They keep covering this as if the producer is in the red on ARKX....
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  7423. Some Credit Suisse bankers were convicted of that. But the real trouble is it seems everyone at the bank was involved in some sort of crazy risky scheme. If not illegal, than involving exotic investments that no one understands
    2
  7424. Keep stock picks to yourself
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  7425.  @immanuel6084  Why not? America use to see England as an existential enemy. When the Belgian colonists left the DRC the government there tried to bribe them to stay. Japan and America went from murdering each other to best buddies in a few decades. Egypt still uses British style government and armed forces (or at least the fascad of one). There are enclaves surrounded by Morrocco that insist on staying part of Spain. A lot of Algerians have family in France. Britain is allied to Somalia, Kenya, Nigeria, and other former colonies. And so on and so forth. As Churchill said "There are permanent interests, but no permanent friends." Also, I ain't French.
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  7426. Rich people play the lottery too. It's a tax on the stupid.
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  7427. Some people want to die fighting, and some people have been taking meth for decades
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  7428.  @ryananderson6321  you've been reading to much of the dietery studies that all contradict each other.
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  7429.  @SmallAndSoft  Shut up
    2
  7430. During campaign, turn your phone to airplane mode when you ain't using it.
    2
  7431. Not anymore.
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  7432. Do you have a death wish?
    2
  7433. We all know at this point there's no please the ecoterrorists protesting the site.
    2
  7434. You know what they say, don't bite the hand that feeds you.
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  7435. Your enemy's enemy is not always your friend.
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  7436. They're all frauds. How does that work?
    2
  7437.  @mr.b3168  Dude, you find it hard to believe certain places are high-crime?
    2
  7438. 2:18 It's pronounce kib-bults, not kibbiets. A Kibbutz referring to an Israeli socialist and/or religious communal farm.
    2
  7439. "Swiss bank account" was synonymous with unregulated numbered accounts, but that's not just because of Credit Suisse. Switzerland the country has very strict privacy laws and there's only so much banks are allowed to tell you about customers.
    2
  7440.  @Napolean45  one mass of pirates versus another?
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  7441. EVs are luxury items. Everyone that owns one also owns a gas car
    2
  7442. This actually not surprising, as according to the crews of these ships most of the passengers are old people who simply spend their whole retirement on cruises. The average age on board is old enough that every cruise will see someone die.
    2
  7443. The sound of those ricoches travel farther than I'd have thought. The sound is almost as clear as the gunshot itself.
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  7444. The different coin sizes are a leftover from the days when their value was pegged to the metal and there was no fixed conversion ratio between coins. This wasn't much an issue since people bartered as often as they used money, with a stick of dried eels being common in medieval England
    2
  7445. Vhut?
    2
  7446. That had better be a joke.
    2
  7447. Use of stone in Siberia is noteworthy, as this implies this fort predate the iconic taiga forests seen today. No one uses stone in a place where wood is so cheap even in bulk, although in this case there was probably some wood to use along the river.
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  7448. This is actually the norm in the Arab world. There are fake degrees, and there are foreign degrees.
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  7449. We've only gotten richer with science advancement and economies of scale. Even so, the purchase paid for itself a hundred times already
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  7450. Doesn't stop a lot of them. Many officers with access to evidence lockers have sold weapons to friends and/or anyone that will pay. And there are a lot of guns in those valts simply because so many people are caught with illegal weapons and/or have their gun permits revoked.
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  7451. No one gives a frick about those slums, not even Fatah.
    2
  7452. These guys would attempt a genocide on their local Jewish population a decade later.
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  7453.  @clairewithbanjo4992  you got an editorial from a personal as willfully ignorant as yourself. It should go without saying the places with largest amounts of inmates per capita are in the middle of internal wars. And the places with largest prison population in absolute terms are the most populous countries. That said, China has the largest prison population by both metrics when you include the off books jails and reeducation centers. Reasons include purges of dissidents and fifth columns (especially Uighurs), criminalization of many religious practices, drugs, fraud, and piracy. And voice of experience, most people in US jails have some sort of drug charge.
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  7454.  @clairewithbanjo4992  quit lying, you're no good at it.
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  7455.  @shle20  did you miss the part about off books jails and reeducation centers or are you a liar who's just mad the police arrested you?
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  7456. Historian here: Often many sources are, in fact, one source
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  7457. The ones that didn't are angry they can't bark orders at people
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  7458. Only if they're rich. How you think Madoff got away with it for decades?
    2
  7459. To be fair, many majors are themselves trade skills. Like nursing.
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  7460. Is this really part of a wider shift, or is it just business as usual in China's wild markets?
    2
  7461. Same level of incompetence and infighting, but I haven't seen anything criminal yet
    2
  7462. It is an issue. NASA had to promise to put a woman on the moon to get idiot politicians to sign off on the budget. @thomashiggins9320 
    2
  7463. There was once a hedge fund that did 1% a month consistently. It was the world's biggest ponzi scheme.
    2
  7464. Because it's not worth the asking price otherwise
    2
  7465. Wut?
    2
  7466. Problem is Bloomberg editors have no idea how normal people live.
    2
  7467. Higher toll = fewer cars
    2
  7468. Your opinion on the matter is irrelevant.
    2
  7469. Except they are profitable why green energy is not
    2
  7470. @John-vk1ij  how much did you lose on the stock?
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  7471. Speaking for every farmer who ever lived: Shut up, Vox.
    2
  7472. Not that big
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  7473. They didn't stop naming themselves like this. That's why there's confusion over which is a surname. Many Arabs actually have to change their names in order to have a first-last name. Most Arabs still do not have birth certificates or other records.
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  7474. They do drink an unhealthy amount of vodka. The country consumes enough to make every man, woman, and child an alcoholic. That's besides other alcohols, tobacco, and illegal drugs. Most of it is consumed by the adult male population and is the sole reason most Russian men never retire. You'll see vodka casually sitting on lunch tables, it's for sale at convenience stores, and it's cheaper than anywhere else.
    2
  7475. His kid called the cops
    2
  7476. Airplanes flights are expensive as are the manhours in moving it
    2
  7477.  @jobunaga4178  Dude, we all know the result is people carry less baggage
    2
  7478. Mexico is everyone's friend. And by that I mean Washington is its overlord and everyone else can help reduce dependence on the US. You saw a mix of American and European equipment here.
    2
  7479. Hopefully not getting eaten.
    2
  7480. How much did you lose on crypto scams?
    2
  7481.  @bobpadok5331  wut? Is English a second language for you or do you spam similar messages enough you got garbled?
    2
  7482.  @brianp2780  no one wins infowars. It simply obfuscates the matter at hand and introduces wild misconceptions.
    2
  7483. Yeah. I bit the bullet and sold this stock last month. I have no interest in fake meat but certainly some people do.
    2
  7484. Dude, you really think a lot of fools care? A lot of fools are saying anything necessary to become immune from the law
    2
  7485. They did. See the heavy fines. Investment banks are pretty notorious for this creative lawful but awful stuff, though.
    2
  7486.  @leadingauctions8440  these aren't the same banks getting busted every time and these aren't felonies. The fines are mind bogglingly large, but that is due to the simply scale of modern banks.
    2
  7487. The complaint that "Remain in Mexico" is a problem holds little water as that policy was only implemented to relieve worse overcrowding in migrant jails up north.
    2
  7488. Colt's whole history can be summed up with "great guns, shitty managers"
    2
  7489. Those guys weren't totally incompetent and the team formed around one guy's family and friends and not just random assholes from the internet.
    2
  7490. Chinese banks, western investors, global banks, it's pretty much impossible to hold some of it. Most investment firms follow a "global diversification" model where they own a little of everything to eliminate most risks.
    2
  7491. ​@totalredeem44 not if it gets wet
    2
  7492. Even if it were possible, would have been any less a disaster?
    2
  7493. Wrong state
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  7494. That'll be an issue no matter what
    2
  7495. End a war with an interview?
    2
  7496. It's hard to show how much they stole in such frauds as a lot of investors would have bought in anyway.
    2
  7497. If they were, the budget would go up, and I could write a whole research paper why it inevitably will.
    2
  7498. I got news for you: "Global" news sources invariably hire recent college grads to do all the grunt work because reporters aren't actually paid well
    2
  7499. ​ @wachox lying isn't necessary. AMLO did circumvent Congress on a number of matters
    2
  7500.  @forcea1454  Except none of that has ever happened in practice for about 500 different reasons, Mr. Armchair Strategist.
    2
  7501. Please leave farming to those of us that know vasic facts about farming
    2
  7502. When full auto guns were outlawed, current owners weren't required to surrender theirs. When they want to get rid of theirs, they and the buyer have to file with the ATF and pay a tax. That's what Ian meant when he said "fully transferrable." There's a number of collectors items like those floating around if you're willing to attend auctions and buy them.
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  7503. Because they are lying when they call things scams
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  7504. 15:30 I'm willing to bet the execs hired her BECAUSE she was an "adult actress."
    2
  7505. Yeah. China promised loans that no one else was willing to offer, which makes many observers think they intended to take payment in kind from the beginning.
    2
  7506. Definitely not his real name. Mr Musk isn't into history
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  7507. Bug off
    2
  7508. No one cares
    2
  7509. I can't tell if you're joking
    2
  7510. On felony charges, I understood
    2
  7511. What makes you think the women are any different?
    2
  7512.  @miraf  not necessarily this particular madness, but participating in equally abusive practices. Like using their own kids as human shields, or ostracizing people for trumped up charges, or spreading deadly rumors, or throwing rocks at people for such crimes as being foreign.
    2
  7513. How many of these medicine tourists are selling for profit rather than giving it away?
    2
  7514. That is one of the charges in the description. And as if you could shot straighter.
    2
  7515. Wut?
    2
  7516. These crop based promos show clearly how most of the people in China's housing bubble are simple farmers and small companies rather than the urban professional culture China likes to show off.
    2
  7517. Irrelevant
    2
  7518. Pelts from big cats have been the clothes of nobles for as far back as we have records. The reason is only a mighty warrior or a wealthy man could obtain them. Swahili traders even said the slaves they bought came from Bantu warrior-traders clad in scary looking tiger fur.
    2
  7519. Lose the oxymorons
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  7520. Ah no. A lot of people would rather starve, and don't take the parent's word for it on their heartbreak, as their faces and tones seem indifferent.
    2
  7521. Of course they catch him, but not because some irrelevant politician said so.
    2
  7522. ​ @outlawbillionairez9780  I heard once that firemen find as many meth labs as cops. Wonder how true that is...
    2
  7523. Shut up
    2
  7524. Found the drug dealer
    2
  7525. I buy t-bills for the interest rates, I have a checking account for the spending.
    2
  7526. Finish your hamburger, hypocrite.
    2
  7527. Those states are broken with their own internal issues. Haiti with infighting and Cuba with a local recession.
    2
  7528. God also told him not to lie, which he certainly did.
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  7529. She can just pay them off too.
    2
  7530. Better a diesel fire than a face full of shrapnel.
    2
  7531. What does that have to do with this?
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  7532.  @ripleyhrgiger4669  owned by valve
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  7533.  @oiinahgiiusadurrybrahchuck7209  Jail for fraud/theft, fines for anti-competitive behavior. That seems to be the current zeitgeist, and I personally would object to do anything worse to someone who didn't physically hurt anyone. Rather, it seems there are a lot of people with sour grapes on the internet that want mass punishment of the richest people literally no matter what they do. This is why you see Musk, Bezos, and Gates get all sorts of baseless rumors spread against them the instant they become the richest man in the world.
    2
  7534. Just the same people with different faces
    2
  7535. Liars burn in hell
    2
  7536. Doesn't seem very bright
    2
  7537. Many things can be learned by reading some stuff, but some stuff can only be learned by reading many things.
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  7538. Plain Bagel isn't remotely affiliated with Hindenburg, Hindi trollface
    2
  7539. Putin doesn't own Wagner
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  7540. That's one of the reasons Chinese buildings are trash, yes @texaswunderkind 
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  7541. Not just Iran, Chechnya revolted during the war, and many areas required their own garrisons because they had broken off and been reconquered within the previous 25 years when WWII was happening. Not to mention the paramilitary actions of collectivization that also took a toll on Soviet morale.
    2
  7542.  Belagerungsmörser the Sheep  i don't know why you're treating Persian as an expletive. Besides, the modern Persians call themselves Farsi.
    2
  7543.  @jamesmortimer4016  what are you even getting on about?
    2
  7544. One Chinese doctor said polution caused sickness was causing low fertility rates in men, which is likely the real reason why their population growth remains negative.
    2
  7545. FALs aren't that, and Israel continued using their own Uzi SMGs and US assault rifles after this. You can still find those old guns in POG units and reservists and with Israeli police.
    2
  7546.  @fd2r0  Russia is a major gold miner, dude.
    2
  7547. The board of directors was so bad that Patrick Boyle said they were just a bunch of hippies on shrooms
    2
  7548. The whole stock market is built on trust.
    2
  7549. If you mine rock for a living, does that make you a stoner?
    2
  7550. Like... you?
    2
  7551. That thumbnail is oddly foreshadowing....
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  7552. By tonnage, not by value. And with this bubble bursting that may go soon too.
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  7553.  @taz09216  This is Namibia we're talking about. Most of the casualties were famine/disease induced and the Imperial German Army wasn't in the habit of slaughtering civvies.
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  7554. Who is they? I'll bet my life you're a liar one way or another
    2
  7555. Who, why, and your opinion is irrelevant.
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  7556.  @sanantorriohollmon2032  being a military historian, my place is to ask these questions and give these roasts.
    2
  7557. In some cultures when children commit crimes, their parents take the punishment.
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  7558. We delude ourselves into thinking so. No, all wars begin because of sin and human error.
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  7559. Er... Why? They hestitated to shoot even when he pointed the gun their direction. Then they ventilated the jerkwad and no one else got hurt.
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  7560. They mean Sub-Saharan
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  7561. That explains why it shows up on so many "dumb laws" lists...
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  7562. The 21st century is weird.
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  7563. Nah. Only handfuls of people saw it coming. Everyone else figured it out at the same time and BOOM, crash happened within a week. Meanwhile China's gray rhino type bubble involves decades of building collapses, high profile corruption busts, bankruptcies, and so forth but people kept buying in driving new ventures up.
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  7564. Read the description. The dead guy was reported to be in violation of a restraining order and was allegedly armed. Add that to panicking cop and you get this. The officer was still charges with first degree manslaughter, though.
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  7565.  @dr.lesbien9618  you're not a doctor, are you?
    2
  7566. Come on, no one follows child labor laws.
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  7567. How much did you lose?
    2
  7568. No one cares
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  7569. Found the crypto scammer
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  7570. You or him?
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  7571. What was the motive?
    2
  7572. It isn't a warzone
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  7573. Same story, different year
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  7574.  @averystratton999  you are not the average politician
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  7575.  @R53Hole  Wealth disparity has nothing to do with cost of living versus average wages.
    2
  7576. There's a man in the UAE who turns silver into gold with some basic chemistry. He launders money and the Feds won't blacklist him because he works for the Dubai government
    2
  7577. No farm is mistreating chickens.
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  7578. You meant that as a reply to someone?
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  7579. Don't get angry at all the angry borderline people. The whole point of Keysian economics is "We know Adam Smith was right, but we don't want free markets anyway."
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  7580. Mostly just gives basic training to the whole population. That's the most you can do in peacetime
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  7581. Every Chinese meme stock counts.
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  7582.  @sfrsteel  some things get done, but most of their time is spent arguing in circles pointing fingers at rivals. Like back when the DHS made emergency budget requests to resolve backlogs at immigration jails. Congress was so busy arguing whether or not to blame the DHS for the backlog there were delays in approving it.
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  7583. They didn't.
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  7584.  @symbolsandsystems  I don't have a channel. And I don't recall any record that the Egyptians knew of the Alps' existence, much less owned it. They probably knew it existed due to trade routes though
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  7585. @symbolsandsystems  you make weird arguments. Why the frick would you think they did settle/conquer that far?
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  7586.  @symbolsandsystems  what was that about ignorance? The Egyptians fought mostly over the Nile and had few ships, much less the massive logistics needed to conquer inland mountains on a different continent
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  7587.  @symbolsandsystems  that's archeology. I'm starting to think you're trolling me
    2
  7588. Ego.
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  7589. Shut up, get drafted
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  7590. That isn't what happened at all. The short version is the management team said "sure thing" to whatever the customer asked unaware that they had given the engineering teams on the other end of the country an impossible task.
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  7591. No one cares
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  7592. That might actually work. Since a coin of you mocking people isn't a scam like most meme coins, so instead of a pump and dump it can go up indefinitely if you manage artificial scarcity right.
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  7593.  Calvin Moonfang  vhut? We had the gold standard back then and long term bond rates were north of 4%
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  7594. Lying about who is slandering who will only get you kicked from the family reunion
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  7595. The viewcounter isn't in real time
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  7596. Crypto is not wall street
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  7597. @Scoobie6789 Doo  Guizhou. A remote part of China full of farmers where they thought it would be a good idea to spend hundreds of billions on mega tourist attractions, many of which weren't finished and the rest scarcely used.
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  7598. Don't equate freedom with arms sales.
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  7599. Yeah, Palantir is making a profit, just not much
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  7600. "I do what I want, b****es."
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  7601.  @justiron2999  don't mix up junk people say with what they actually think.
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  7602. Identified as Jewish a while back. When asked why she inferred the question was racist.
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  7603. It ensures competition remains strong and keeps markets liquid.
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  7604. Vhut are you talking about?
    2
  7605. AI can't do air to aur combat
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  7606. We steal their honey, why not the milk? And bee populations can double every year if there's enough food. We'd rather keep the population steady and take the extra honey for outselves
    2
  7607. They can't, that's the point.
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  7608.  @seankavanagh7625  That’s both racist and silly. And no, I'm a historian from a different continent. The fact of the matter is Irish unity is almost as dead as "the south will rise again" nonsense.
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  7609.  @justmythought7658  Being from the area just means you have incentive to lie.
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  7610. Most corporations are not democracies. Especially ones like Palantir where they have to worry about idiot corporate raiders.
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  7611. Update: The SEC has charged Icahn with incorrect disclosures because he hid his margin loans from investors and faces heavy fines. The SEC action is limited because technically Ponzi schemes are not illegal, the fraud that supports them is.
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  7612. Irrelevant to this war.
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  7613. No. Morality police are self appointed extortionists. In most places they simply hold people against their will until their families pay a "fine."
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  7614. Come on. We all know quality and cheap don't mix, and drug makers face tens of millions in punitive damages if they accidentally kill someone. Also, trusting people with two months worth of medicine is really dangerous when it's a painkiller.
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  7615. You don't need to be brave to defy a state who couldn't hurt you even if they were willing to shuck a nuke your way.
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  7616. Reverse that logic. How often does the establishment of business monopolies actually lead to artificially high prices? You see? Anti-trust laws don't matter, what matters is the integrity of the average person in a given industry.
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  7617.  @AApyrofreak  go away before your mother kicks you out
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  7618. They are business friendly compared to other US states.
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  7619. 26:00 Partial disagreement: Rape was never normal or tollerated in Nazi Germany and sexual offenders were sent to concentration camps, although it was easy to get away with things if the offender had rank in the party or if the victim was "race enemies."
    2
  7620. I've gotten it. So many egos......
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  7621.  @jjmbeausoleil  lose the trash talk
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  7622. You might think the solution is to buy puts, but those will always be super expensive due to high rates of failure.
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  7623. Hanukah is 8 days long
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  7624. The US has no position on the conflict
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  7625.  @yank-blood-no-eat-get  it means the same thing in modern terminology.
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  7626. @user-eu1og5di4s  towns and neighborhoods come and go year to year in China. One common racket is to coerce condemnation of homes in order for new buildings to boost GDP numbers, bring in tax dollars from people buying the new home, and to give construction business to favored companies. Some entire cities are built but are never sold because no jobs in the area, leading to absurd situations where housing in one town is literally free, and housing in another town a hundred miles away costing too much for the average worker.
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  7627. Dude, they've been fighting each other for years. No one outside Libya gives a rip what they do to each other.
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  7628. A few people. Most of which aren't South African.
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  7629. As if an unregulated market isn't loaded with glitches and scams.
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  7630. Fire this reporter for fraud
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  7631. No, the owners of FTX are, including the idiot VC firms involved.
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  7632. You could say that about several institutions. But there would be an uproar if I mentioned any of them.
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  7633.  @alx8571  Robinhood, the Pentagon, the White House, cops, the SEC, reporters, HR departments, lawyers, courts, the intelligence community, bounty hunters, NASA, to name a few.
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  7634. Bagholder detected
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  7635.  @michaelhammond4150  Dude, bankruptcy courts can and will delete shares. Investors take nothing while creditors liquidate the business.
    2
  7636. Lose the bull
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  7637. That's an oxymoron.
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  7638. Why can't we build anything brute simple and effective anymore......
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  7639. Dead men can't hurt others
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  7640. That one lady's cannibis plays are doomed to fail. The whole industry has massive swings due to referrendums driving speculation, and right now it's still high from last November. Also, pot is not a partisan issue.
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  7641.  @broly2900  please leave military science to those of us that actually read about wars
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  7642. Get in enough fights and it will happen to everyone eventually. If the good lord intended for humans to murder each other he would have put spikes on our knuckles.
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  7643.  @RPG-oh1yf  no. It's a simple human factor. During wars men who had killed a hundred men without complaint have gone insane suddenly, while men that froze up in their first fight jolted themselves out of it and charged into near certain death.
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  7644.  Venancio Rodrigues  that ain't funny
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  7645.  @frankyflowers  you're a liar too. Anyone who says they ain't scared in a fight is a liar. Whether or not their heart gives trouble at that very second is another matter.
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  7646.  @frankyflowers  because you're a liar. And assuming facts not known, namely if someone you can't see felt scared or had problems afterward.
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  7647. That'd take months to get through Congress
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  7648.  @GalactiCadet  that's called price gouging. No, the only way the miners are going to make decent money is to bring in decent equipment and expertise.
    2
  7649. There are term limits. Do you mean stricter term limits?
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  7650. Don't be ridiculous. She makes her living off commission.
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  7651.  @KippinCollars  the state may do that. But individual bureaucrats will also want their (excessive) cut.
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  7652. It's because when Hitler was planning Barbarossa he started a bunch of BS that all the Communists were Jews. There was no basis of this whatsoever, but it's regurgitated by Jew-haters occasionally to spread hate of Jews. Reality is the only Jew in the USSR of significance was Trotsky. He was an atheist who cared nothing for his ethnic background, but neither dud Lenin and Stalin. Also, the sad and absurd tale of Birobidzhan should show what really the Jewish Soviet experience was.
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  7653.  @randomnerd9088  what does that have to do with anything?
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  7654.  @thorshammer7883  the Rothschilds weren't Socialists, and their significance is often wildly overstated. And Marx was overtly anti-semitic in spite having some Jewish blood. The reason being his parents were Prussian Jewish barons who cared nothing about race or religion while Karl Marx hated everything about his parents.
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  7655.  @thorshammer7883  ok, now you're just making shit up.
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  7656.  @thorshammer7883  liars burn in hell, and that simply has no basis in fact whatsoever.
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  7657. @minismalls3096  most accident related fines are scapegoating so fools can pretend they did something
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  7658. Also known as fiat currency.
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  7659.  @guywebster8018  Governments are self-insured. As in payment is secured by a money printer and armed soldiers.
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  7660.  @bvssrsguntur6338  That's overlevered. But if your debt was akin to the Feds it would be more akin to 250k debt on 150k income.
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  7661.  @jonathantaylor6926  Social Security comes out your taxes and is a tiny fragment of the overall budget. And governments issued self-secured loans. T-bills are backed by a money printer, the largest gold reserve in human history, and millions of soldiers and police.
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  7662. The biggest liar in the room can be easily identified as the man who thinks that "defeating" the other side's lies will singlehandedly win the war. This is an extremely pointed statement in my field of study...
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  7663. Not exactly. The first written record of it is simply from the Teng Dynasty, no one can be sure where it came from. Even so, that's irrelevant since the Teng have been dead since the King Authur legends were first written
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  7664.  @nomanor7987  This was a period when there was no distinction between corporations and governments, and fortresses took months or years to bring down individually. It was actually faster and cheaper to obtain land through dynastic connections or purchase, leading to the Hapsburg comment that men do not conquer land, women do. This allowed for many bizarrely shaped states that wouldn't have survived otherwise.
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  7665.  @nomanor7987  They would have held them in contempt regardless since the Jannissaries were both paid better and since they were directly loyal to the Sultan they prevented Turkish troops from going rogue.
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  7666.  @joncampbell5021  so does my mother. It's irrelevant.
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  7667. Dude, incidents like this usually involve a handful of killers who are looking for stipends.
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  7668.  @monkeydog8681  Winston at ADVChina said those are hotspots for grabhags to literally fight over the available food.
    2
  7669. So when you see a planet with rings, it's basically a dead body of a planet.
    2
  7670. And I thought YouTube had got saturated.
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  7671. They're loan sharks, end of story. I could give him the story about an illegal lending market bubble though
    2
  7672. Liar
    2
  7673. Well, luxury items have some ridiculous margins, but those are excluded from "consumer" prices
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  7674. One of those was a fraud, the others were not
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  7675. Journalists don't give a rip about that.
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  7676. Most gangs don't target random minivans for extortion. Don't be surprised if the victims are coyotes "buying medicine."
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  7677. Protests are illegal in China, so not necessarily any fowl play there.
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  7678. You mind lending that crystal ball when you're done? He don't give no f***s about your calls!
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  7679.  @muffemod  wut?
    2
  7680.  @TheImperatorKnight  this is most to prevent price gouging and junk like that. Taking what you say implies that any regulation means there's no free market
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  7681. It can also work the other way. Since the execs are expecting these bonuses they can be arbitrarily removed as punishment.
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  7682. Whatever the results are from said studies, they will be so wildly exaggerated as to be useless
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  7683. Ha. As if the Haitians weren't enslaving each other back before drugs were banned. Greedy men will always fight over money, it's simply a matter of what provides that money.
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  7684.  @llljjj007  Yeah, depending on what you write them on. Using the most volatile stocks or meme stocks changes the risk-reward completely. Then if leverage is used all bets are off.
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  7685.  @llljjj007  meme stocks are often mispriced. Volatile stocks give more option premiums because they are inheritantly more risky. E.G. SPY vs SPXL.
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  7686. That's a bit of an exaggeration, but there are major conflicts of interest involved.
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  7687. They did that last time, I don't know about this time
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  7688. Fun fact: The only reason this gun was featured in Hollywood is because Secret Service agents used to defend Reagan. The only reason the Secret Service had some is because the CIA bought 3,000 untraceable guns and had leftovers.
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  7689. They're just wannabe terrorists. Treat them as such.
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  7690. Just half?
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  7691. Why you have to be so unnecessarily hostile? The machine was built for a list of experiments, we still have the machine so we'll find something to do with it
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  7692. You know it's legal to steal land from white people in South Africa, right? On paper, anyway. No one does anything about the militias that control the streets in many places. There is a large party in South Africa that wants to ethnically cleanse the Afrikaners for their property. The men running those parties have been busted for embezzlement several times but their supporters don't care. South Africa is also world leading in animal cruelty because besides the witch doctors there's many guard dogs. Burglars often feed them pesticides to make houses easier to rob. The amount of sexual abuses and homicide in South Africa exceeds that of Afghanistan. And you're talking about peaceful socialism?
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  7693. Then grab a gat and get your butt over there
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  7694. There's a channel under the name Patrick Boyle. He's a former Hedge Fund manager.
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  7695.  @tankman20064  it isn't. It's roughly comparable the the late Tsarist era
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  7696.  @myfak3apeclub23  You should hear about the Masterworks scam...
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  7697.  @milamarshall7842  Nikola is a real company now that Trevor Milton got arrested. They're trying to build an assembly plant with the leftover scraps.It's still wildly overvalued because many of the victims never sold.
    2
  7698.  @michaelmartin9148  The dollar is not an investment you dolt. And we inflated values on purpose
    2
  7699.  @aamirsandalwala7699  Liar
    2
  7700.  @THEweelaful  Vhut are you saying about your momma?
    2
  7701. Case in point how the idiot reporters have been lying about the stock market since forever. Comparing the 80s to the 20s.....
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  7702. Much of that cost is labor costs getting it from refinery to you. And an undervalued gas station attendant in the states makes as much in an hour as a Nigerian makes in a day.
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  7703. That's not an investment.
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  7704. It means you are highly unlikely to have no highperformers
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  7705.  @DangerAngelous  quit blame shifting and drive your butt to work in that gas guzzler of yours.
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  7706. He was always losing money, propped up by odiot vc firms
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  7707. No one is getting richer. If anyone had money to spare they'd hire a competent crane operator.
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  7708. I'm afraid these Arabs can't say the other guy started it when they prepared for a demonstration and threw things at passerby's to start a fight. Either way, how does brawling with cops help anyone?
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  7709. Dude, the ponzi scheme isn't illegal, the lies he told were illegal, and he only lied a little.
    2
  7710.  @McDLT999999999999999  Do you have a death wish?
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  7711. Maybe. He was also an idiot himself so he might not pin any loss on the lawyer.
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  7712.  @bobdole27  Dude, this is a place where in one case a man kidnapped a child, and when he found out the mother had no money for ransom he killed the kid. Hamilton from VICE found three voodoo scammers all selling zombie powder during his brief visit. And just as importantly, this is a place that not only genocided their French population, but whose national heroes are freed slave who immediately proceeded to enslave their neighbors. The only difference that while before they were fighting over tax farms and plantations, now they're fighting over drug rackets.
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  7713.  @pyscez93  That doesn't mean anything. It means you have an incentive to lie and it calls your education into question. Especially given your rant flatly contradicts the most basic facts of everyone's history. I'd wager you deal in voodoo potions on the side.
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  7714.  @pyscez93  also, why the hell you assume I'm white?
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  7715.  @MrBlaxjax  only if you tick off someone with access to the system as it is preposterous to assert everyone is being followed at once.
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  7716.  @xman7695  Depends if said officials like each other
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  7717. There's probably a parent in high command given her alleged academic background, too.
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  7718.  @ProXcaliber  Doesn't matter. Not even the people selling EVs are driving EVs.
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  7719.  @ProXcaliber  Doesn't matter. The market has never and will never meet growth expectations because even the advocacy groups demanding the outlawing of gas vehicles do not drive EVs.
    2
  7720. Brazil was colonized by Portugal. The BBC is British. You mind making sense?
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  7721. Having done many things myself, I'll say most middlemen are worth their pay simply because the ones that aren't get cut to save money pretty quick.
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  7722. Take your medicine, Karen
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  7723. No, major corporations really can fail. You see here there was stiff competition and certain Christian groups were boycotting them because they also owned adult videostores. The nearest Wal-mart to my hometown use to have a K-mart around the corner. This was a rural area, you couldn't have both.
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  7724. Has there ever been any major that's happened that hasn't been predicted to start the switch to green energy? Nothing much ever happens.
    2
  7725. Brazil's government is a reflection of its people.
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  7726. Shut up
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  7727. Cities are notorious cheapskates. One town I use to live in had a policeman get shot and survived because he bought his own body armor, and that was what finally convinced the city counsel to buy armor for the whole department
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  7728. I think a lot of these commenters are spam political trolls only subscribing in order to annoy.
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  7729.  @aarusty51  take this one with lots of upvotes "What will it take to get Boris and his despicable cabinet sacked?" Clearly written by someone who doesn't care what is happening in Tunisia, he's just TDSing to his own hateful agenda.
    2
  7730. @LafeiAr Some?
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  7731.  @DonnieAllenCooper  anyone. Government bonds are as safe as the cash issued by the same government, and there was plenty of idle German currency.
    2
  7732. No one cares
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  7733. Except yours, I imagine
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  7734. @sopek1427  this isn't exclusively an American thing.
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  7735. And yet, just a tiny cog in the US economy
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  7736. ​@Tenzin Passang how much did you lose on the stock?
    2
  7737. How much did you lose on Alibaba?
    2
  7738. I question your intelligence
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  7739. The Ruble has been fine since the post-Soviet depression ended
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  7740. We literally are one of the biggest chip makers. Just because Taiwan had an issue with their factories does not mean they're all in Taiwan
    2
  7741. It's being treated as an unregistered investment
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  7742.  @looseygoosey1349  yes, but the Houthis, the Iranians, and tin foil hat crowd openly don't care about that.
    2
  7743. Illegal? Lose the bull, governments set their own currency rules, and it is literally their job to keep a currency stable. Trading their foreign currency reserves for rubles, and deleting surplus rubles, they can reverse the effects if the split.
    2
  7744. It's an Arab news source. They'll talk in circles until something new happens.
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  7745. There's been a 3X for years, but all the hype is over chips and AI
    2
  7746. @franciscosariles  19 million in film is misleading as the work is so irregular. I'll wager they spent an average of 2 months out of the year actually working and 10 month doing anything else
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  7747.  @I_Am_Your_Problem  you ain't helping, Cali
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  7748. That isn't even a real news agency
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  7749. Come on, we all FT would harass them no matter what they did.
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  7750. Don't you have a math test to fail, kid?
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  7751. Can you say nothing?
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  7752. He was holding two women hostage. Guess
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  7753. You will not survive
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  7754. They keep saying that but are clearly putting it off hoping the Gazans surrender
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  7755. You say that with such certainty when you definitely don't even know who the hell the Kazakhs are.
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  7756. He's probably addressed by his first name. Back in basic we had two Smiths so they were addressed by first name sometimes
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  7757. This is far from convenient for either side
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  7758. Most Chinese men wouldn't have it in them, but I'm sure it will happen in some localities
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  7759. Dude, Twitter is losing money
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  7760. It's called defamation. Isn't happening
    2
  7761. No one is dumb enough to start a nuclear war, and in the Cold War chessboard these SAMs can take down incoming nukes.
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  7762. That isn't what happened. The word you're looking for is "excessive use of force."
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  7763. Concrete is fine. Incompetent Turkish builders aren't
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  7764. About Chinese census: The census these days are intentionally bloated by state governments competing for Beijing budget allocations and Beijing making empty threats about how many men they can throw at an enemy. I don't doubt medieval China was any different because they had a bloated government admin due to many men competing for high office. I.E. Administrators carefully recorded the progress of plagues but no one cared to do anything about it.
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  7765. So?
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  7766. It is also easy to lose 90% in a day.
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  7767.  @dirtydangler  they're our sidekick, and are virtually indistinguishable from us, so who cares.
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  7768.  @dirtydangler  Uh... Is that a joke? Is English an exotic language to you? Do you not know where Canada is?
    2
  7769. The competition were highly localized owner/operators. There was a reason for that.
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  7770. That's silly. We own cars and things aren't crowded enough here for high speed rails. Old west rode horses, new west rides fords.
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  7771. @sourav jaiswal That’s silly. Indian trains have open fires on them and accidents are frequent.
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  7772. Who said he was a psychopath? He was just a conman
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  7773. Irrelevant
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  7774. Why would the Kazakhs want them too?
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  7775. We all love animals but they're still expendable.
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  7776. You can't give cops orders, and the conversation wasn't over.
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  7777. We did do a lot of crazy stuff to make it smaller and cheaper
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  7778. No. Those instagram videos are heavily weighted towards no-lifers. One star gym rat was said by his family to only have tine for it because he refused to work
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  7779.  @JoeDoorVal  EU doesn't have gun laws. The laws vary wildly between EU states.
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  7780. Now our enemies will argue "aimbots" are a crime against humanity.
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  7781. These aren't remotely exclusive to the US. Americans just argue about gun control ad nauseum. Note this article is highly editorialized.
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  7782.  @dekkard  found the scammer
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  7783. About the airlift: Another factor was lack of spare parts. It took ages to get things fixed because things had to be shipped from Germany from factories that were getting bombed.
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  7784. I ran a fireworks tent once and I learned the brutal math of retail. If you lower prices, more people buy your stuff. But I need to make profit because my friends are working for me and I want to pay them well. And we only had a ballpark figure of how much we'd sell. Ultimately I did pretty well, as costumers said we were the best seller in town, but I and my friends all made made little more than minimum wage on average.
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  7785. It's called a ponzi scheme
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  7786. Politics is bad for business. Wasn't their fault.
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  7787. Don't jump to conclusions, you don't know what he was thinking... I don't either, but I'll let the managers do the managing.
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  7788. Most of them wouldn't have gone that low, and most of the ones that did would have rebounded anyway.
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  7789. Arizona got really big rivers.
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  7790.  @tomlxyz  Apple is not a licensed bank, Goldman is
    2
  7791. Irrelevant. We'll whine about the cost of living even if we have the best living standards in the world.
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  7792. They may look cute, but they feast on rotting bodies and brawl over the juicy bits.
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  7793. This ain't a political channel
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  7794. He no qualifications for economics whatsoever. He was a deadbeat neckbeard, literally
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  7795. Idiots say that literally every time something new is invented.
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  7796. Police? This is a civil matter not criminal
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  7797. Can't afford it
    2
  7798. It'd get stolen
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  7799. Dude, this could make the company go belly up.
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  7800. And you
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  7801.  @TheZachary86  dude, there are still coal plants from the 1920's that still work fine. Understand how slow this industry moves? The end result of this building is electricity will be so dirt cheap that new overlevered companies will go belly up and newer less profitable energy ventures won't be worth maintaining.
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  7802.  @TheZachary86  government intervention will simply cause tremendous waste and push the market bubble bigger than it is. If we were to begin the switch tomorrow it would take 10 years for most gas cars to go out of service. It would also take that long and hundreds of billions to build the factories and charging stations, with tremendous waste of all preceeding infrastructure. Even with government market manipulation, which there already is, it would likely tale 50 years. It is doubtful if a free market approach would ever fully replace gas since EVs underperform in almost every category. With utilities this is even more extreme, since plants last 10 times as long as cars. Also the more gas and coal plants go offline, the cheaper the fuel is for the remainder. So unless you're planning to build nuclear reactors, there's no chance in hell we're scraping hundreds of billions of dollars worth of equipment just so we can spend hundreds of billions more building replacements. Again, this stuff ain't your cellphone, there's no planned obsolescence.
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  7803. Don't you have a court date, or something?
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  7804. There's no law against it. Courts and regulators have to manually bar suspicious transactions but depending on what is being bought there might be no government review. All the banks care about is if the transaction is legal. They leave politics to politicians
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  7805. You say that as if PITs are easy.
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  7806. Vhut?
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  7807. This is Communist China we're talking about.
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  7808.  @lokivato  I find you libelous lack of logic annoying.
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  7809.  @lokivato  shut up
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  7810.  @lokivato  shut up
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  7811. It's called supply and demand. A lot of fools straight up told me they refuse to stop having eggs for breakfast daily, and there simply was not enough to go around.
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  7812. You cam trade it for food. That's a common trend in African economies with minerals, cocoa, tea, and tobacco. The locals often don't know what it's for, they just know they can sell it.
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  7813. A lot of these crowdfunding places are offerring 20% discounts due in half a year. That's four times the return of the market and justifies four times the risk.
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  7814. You'd lose
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  7815. A lot of people regard the US as competition but secretly think the US is badass rather than a predator.
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  7816. Politicians lose money in office. Even George Washington himself, who had no election costs, lost money every year he was in office. Truman got poor enough he rode coach on a train back to Missouri.
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  7817. Did what?
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  7818. Shut up
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  7819. ...and that's why my late granddad never celebrated the 4th of July.
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  7820.  @aiswaryabersan7983  in Botswana? Nothing whatsoever
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  7821.  @xpengfangirl7942  do you ever think before you speak?
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  7822. @texchu8331  you will never use AI in a PC
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  7823. It isn't. Now shut up
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  7824.  @100domathon  sovereignty is meaninglessness.
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  7825. First off, pollution isn't a concern when murdering one's neighbors. Second, that's extremely heavy and expensive and requires exotic coolants
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  7826. It all comes down to rising interest rates. People who depended on borrowed funds are cannibalized
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  7827. When wasn't it bloody?
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  7828. FEMA relief funds only extend to uninsured costs of your primary residence, and banks and real estate agents force you to provide proof of insurance before selling/lending.
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  7829. Case in point why you're better off ignoring most market news.
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  7830. I was at one hotel while I was a truck driver straddling the Nevada/Utah border (only hotel in town that was not also a casino). I get in and immediately notice the manager is "an immigrant" and the license on the wall is fake. He told me only two bed rooms were available and I took it as I had already been up 20 hours. The guest density of the hotel everywhere I looked proved that was a lie, and I google reviewed accordingly. That idiot must think he's making fast money scamming chumps when he gets zero returning customers and I honestly fear for that lone hispanic cleaning lady I saw.
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  7831. They were busy fighting each other in a series of coups.
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  7832. The thing is it seems like everyone uses Temu once or twice, realizes none of it is worth owning, then leave, so they have to pay big bucks in ads to bring in new customers
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  7833. @RandomUser1668  doesn't matter, we'll whine anyway
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  7834. That's not new and not a lefty thing.
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  7835. @davidjones3712  I say Afrikaner to mean white African so as not confuse people with Europeans. And the discrepancy is definitely down to how there's no single drug gang running the place. As more blacks got access to the knowledge of how to cook meth it became more widespread.
    2
  7836. You? @ramearju 
    2
  7837. You.
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  7838. You know this is WWII channel right?
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  7839.  @senseishu937  statistically speaking a "rough neighborhood" in Africa or Latin America is more violent than a "warzone" in Palestine. It's just with the latter every small incident has volumes of articles and pictures taken, and about 200 fabricated social media posts have been found so far that obfuscate all the real incidents. Also, due to the Hamas-Fatah Conflict and a variety of clan wars, Palestinians fight each other as often as anyone else, but here an opposite problem is encountered where clan members are unwilling to discuss any details.
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  7840. Go away
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  7841. 8:54 Transnistria is independent for the moment, so calling it an invasion when they send troops there is a bit misleading. Either way, that map is the last thing he should be televising.
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  7842. The company whose default collapsed Greensill has come to terms with creditors. Credit Suisse is among the bagholders. The lawsuit between the insurance company and Greensill is ongoing as they refused to be a bagholder when Greensill had been lying to them the whole time.
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  7843. That's just fraud/embezzlement
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  7844.  @grimaffiliations3671  Not the kind of inflation this idiot is BSing about
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  7845. Shocking? Happens all the time
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  7846.  @guppy9161  people would notice her living beyond her means.
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  7847. It's Ebonic. The dialect formed by slaves and carried on by free blacks. It's English words with a mix of East African accents and grammar . It's fast and disappearing in America due to intermarriage.
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  7848. Sprska gives no f***s what Moscow thinks
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  7849. It's something that only exists in small states. When you're a county sized country with no actual cities, the king is also the sheriff.
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  7850.  @Western_Decline  Don't you have a math test to fail, kid?
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  7851. It's gambling. End of story
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  7852. Of who? It's just the wheels of revolution turning as they always have. There will probably be an internal coup next and then there will be yet another de facto king.
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  7853. The press doesn't care.
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  7854. People been saying that since Allenby walked into Jerusalem
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  7855.  @khadijah3519  a lot of the meth and weed in the US is made in Mexico. We catch coyotes with it all the time. But meth and weed are the more common illegal drugs in the US simply because they can be made in the US. To show how difficult smuggling is: The price of drugs more than quadruples the instant it crosses the fence from Mexico into the US. Also, the abundance of gangs in Latin America means illicit drugs are just another commodity. Drug makers interviewed say they paid a decent amount by local standards but not enough to get rich and there's all the risks associated with being an outlaw.
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  7856. Bribery is involved in some cases. Also, the loans you see in the news are due to degenerative behaviors.
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  7857. He was a Democrat at one point
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  7858. Not fresh food, anyway. Many people don't have fridges, most of the rest only have mini-fridges, and the culture strongly prefers fresh foods served hot over preserves because they don't trust that it'll stay good. This is why wet markets are a thing, because people make daily trips for food.
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  7859. There's been younger
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  7860. WOAH. Egypt and Saudi Arabia ARE NOT FRIENDS. They fought each other in Yemen in the 1960's and the death of Nasser did nothing to repair relations. However, you'll find most of Egypt's closest associates are people they're also threatening war against. Like Sudan, or other Egyptians.
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  7861. That's an absurd way to put it. The whole population has trouble with authority and envy his job. Most Turks are associated with him in the loosest way possible because they vote for lesser politicians that take bribes from the government.
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  7862. Except the expected return of said fund is zero minus management fee.
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  7863.  @TMGMedia73  oh.
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  7864. It would work, but it'd be hard to win that case when they're throwing a lot at the problem. If you ask me a blanket ban of certain countries will solve 90% of the problem
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  7865. It's got the same risk-reward as crowdfunding.
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  7866. Liar
    2
  7867. Today's allied are tomorrow's enemies and vice versa.
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  7868. You mind lending me that crystal ball when yer done?
    2
  7869. The auditors don't take orders from politicians.
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  7870. Shut up, people
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  7871. Shut up, vice
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  7872. He doesn't need one for that. He could just direct government contracts to companies he controls. But only incompetent politicians do that, because they are under too much scruitiny to hide beneficial ownership
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  7873. That's an exaggeration, but there are desert regions that were once farmland
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  7874. Since the video is fake, it might not be filmed in Gaza. There's no way they smuggled in a lathe to Gaza and the machine is pretty old, so maybe it belonged to a pre-2005 Israeli factory in Gaza, or maybe it belonged to the Egyptian Army back in the day... Or Iran gave it to them and the video is shot in Egypt.
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  7875. Thing about the Medallion Fund is these guys invented speech recognition software that detects patterns in audio. Their secret algorithm and the algorithms of copycats can and will destroy any pattern that exists before you can even type in the ticker name.
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  7876. Because they were the only ones dumb enough to deal exclusively in convertible bonds.
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  7877. Blackrock doesn't own them, the customers do
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  7878. Found the shoplifter
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  7879. There's not a single known case of that. And I know what you're about to say, but I'll tell you it was debunked within weeks of the allegations emerging.
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  7880.  @jnimitzch4738  that's so non-specific an allegation as to be useless. WHO used WHAT info, and HOW do you know this and what happened to the accused
    2
  7881. A lot of these are public companies, look it up. Even so, why would thousands of bosses who are competing with each other spontaneously do that?
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  7882. The poorest and least educated neighborhoods always have the most gangs, too. And the people who live in said neighborhoods grew up in them too.
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  7883. There's a major safety issue when the grenade is struck regardless if the blank goes off
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  7884. Settlement of Gaza. The city never had a permanent garrison but that's a bit irrelevant since the green line is only a few miles away
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  7885. @ But that's the thing: They know all the big money is in conning civilized people
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  7886. @alfal7113  The sellers are losing money because the lowest absolute price gets all attention, ergo only ponzi schemers and counterfeiters sell anything
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  7887. Your libel is so bad the casual observer you're trying to deceive has no idea what you're talking about
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  7888. What?
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  7889. They wouldn't last 12 months. And why would you want to?
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  7890. Mr. Beast makes something of value
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  7891.  @overdose8329  no one cared. Also mandates were intended as temporary as both Britain and France never thought these territories would become profitable.
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  7892.  @mailmeabhilash  I have a feeling you hadn't heard of them before the short report
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  7893. 1:00 "Them's chickens organizin'. I knows it." Mr. Tweedy
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  7894. British T-bills are called gilts.
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  7895. That's not the issue at hand.
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  7896. He's an actual lawyer, though. I watch his coverage of garden variety crime
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  7897.  @psychoastronaut5251  this is a Latin American jail. They just stick people in there and they all figure thing out themselves. Some jails don't even provide food and inmates have to get help from family. Many prisoners run their own simple workshops to support themselves. Some jails are co-ed. One jail only had one guard who would book/release people and the inmates did the rest. Many reports of prostitutes frequenting jails abound. Many cases of mob bosses running their business from inside prison abound. And you ask me where they got the guns? This jail is just an extreme case of the norm down there.
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  7898.  @psychoastronaut5251  as if the government is any different from the rest of them
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  7899.  @phant0m233  Modern powder is smokeless. Sniper rifles do tend to be one trick ponies as they're hard to shoot in any position besides prone.
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  7900. Useless degrees, mostly
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  7901. People been saying that for centuries. Apparently not
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  7902. Found the drug dealer
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  7903. Same...
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  7904. Because everyone else is. Literally, they think this level of abuse is normal, and a lot of them are angry at the world because of it.
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  7905.  @kennykinnee6688  I think I got you mixed up with someone else. Sorry.
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  7906. Shut up
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  7907. Why would we want to?
    2
  7908. China's ports sit idle
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  7909. Found the drug dealer
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  7910. Come on, no one buys a Chinese car twice. The Ponzi scheme will burst before the car makers go bust.
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  7911.  @Marchusv  or perhaps the Dunning-Krugar Effect applies to most "activists" deploring investment firms.
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  7912. I think she's a lefty, but that doesn't mean the same thing in Germany and it's irrelevant
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  7913. ​ @grimaffiliations3671 come on. We all know you'd say that even if you knew it wasn't so.
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  7914.  @grimaffiliations3671  liars burn in hell. It isn't even the cheapest WITH subsidies given how long most of these things last. Although that depends where you buy then
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  7915. These Egyptian activists are liars. They know full well this is business as usual, they're just angry the axe fell on them this time.
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  7916. I know people that will insist on calling these tanks.....
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  7917.  @andrewwamusembi7027  that's junk is completely made up. And I will dox you if you say otherwise
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  7918.  @danielalorbi  that's lawsuit worthy comspiritard libel.
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  7919. Because fraud, probably
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  7920. 10:15 To be fair, that number includes muscle weight as well as fat. But the kid is visibly very fat.
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  7921.  @gaoxiaen1  The account automatically posts the same thing under every video
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  7922. No one will shut up about Texas as if they don't realize there's stuff on this topic in many states.
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  7923. American pessimism is called lying
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  7924.  @luting3  don't you have an ebike to confiscate?
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  7925. You're mistaken in one key aspect: OceanGate never had any intention of making money, in fact their no-refund policy stemmed from how customer money went immediately to payroll and when they were no customers they borrowed money in one fashion or another. Stockton Rush was doing all of the inventing, and he was like those degenerate street racers who know they'll die eventually but just want to have fun in the meantime. In Stockton's case, he wanted to be the epic explorer.
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  7926. Undefined risk.
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  7927. Dude, we don't need to explain to you the difference between rent and tax, so lose the silly whataboutism. You're making yourself look like an idiot.
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  7928. Do you have a death wish?
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  7929. Shut up, al-Thani. You ain't a civilian either
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  7930. Such waste...
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  7931. No one is failing because their own boycotts
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  7932. Because the US and Russia are both on the Security Council.
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  7933. With those limited edition shoes/clothes you can actually flip them for a profit. You just have to fly to another city, wait in line all night, buy what you can, then auction them off later. One full time dealer says his sales is over 50 grand a year which covers expenses and a decent living. Apparently there's no shortage of chumps with money to burn.
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  7934. You see a definite shift at this point in the battle, because the German commanders have ceased to put the whole city as an offensive objective and instead are aiming for neighborhoods.
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  7935. I read of a similar incident, but it was a doll that the person burned and mutilated. Cops couldn't do anything, but he spent a lot of time in therapy and I haven't heard of that guy reoffending.
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  7936. No one cares
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  7937. This isn't an EV component, but an electronic component. The rock is a good insulator, but can be cut very thin to make compact components
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  7938. "Modern materialistic lifestyle in China" is over. People were buying luxury goods with borrowed money and now it's much more expensive to borrow
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  7939. Falsified data.
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  7940. What are the odds the creators already got a plane ticket out of the country?
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  7941. It's historical fiction, not a history drama.
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  7942. No. Most of these layoffs were office workers and drivers and such.
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  7943. It's called a SLAPP suit. They're trying to punish with the process rather than win.
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  7944. I'd partially disagree. I'd quote a Kazakh protestor by saying when there's no means for civil revolt, all revolts that occur will be violent.
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  7945.  @-TheOracle-  dude, that's life. Governments are the one with the most guns because the most powerful armed faction will always become the government eventually.
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  7946. Don't you have gutter oil to gather, little pink?
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  7947.  @HTeo-og1lg  alt account detected
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  7948. Causes of the bankruptcies include wild speculation and leverage in the housing bubble, embezzlement via ficticious loans, subprime loans (interest rates as high as 50% are not unheard of), and the slowing down of the global economy. Many of the bankers are also "white gloves," meaning they are professional money launderers working for public officials. This protection is not enough for money of these banks going under and some bankers have fled the country.
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  7949. those are not related
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  7950. There's a lot of fools pumping the green energy bubble. FT is on no one's payroll.
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  7951. That flatly conflicts the stereotype.
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  7952. @breveth  Russian maintanence is superb. What are you on about?
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  7953. To the butcher. (Sarcasm)
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  7954. Stem cells aren't magic and rarely behave as intended. Last I heard it took a quarter million dollars to make a hamburger although I ain't a biologist.
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  7955. One of the three Ps. Pay, Power, and Pussy. Doesn't that motivate all sinful acts.
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  7956.  @riannnerenalds5044  there's a colored town not far from there, and their own demographics show a handful of colored residents in Orania (I presume someone married into the community).
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  7957.  @rockrabbit253  in a separate town not far from Orania. Hense I mean it, Orania has always been a whites only town.
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  7958. This video ages better and better...
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  7959. Mali was never clean
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  7960. It's a good thing that ended 18 months ago, then
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  7961. That's silly. If average joes were able to point out target for fraud investigations, then a hundred researchers will already be on it without the need for shorters.
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  7962. You stole the thumbnail from Christopher Lee's reading of The Raven.
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  7963. Weird thing to lie about, since even if it were true it shows who is dependent on who
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  7964.  @ChadOfAllChads  Communism is Russia's brand of socialism
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  7965.  @drek273  that's what the colonists said a century ago. Most of those guys got ethnically cleansed for their property. Do you have any idea how much crime is on the continent?
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  7966.  @taylorbug9  yes, they are all former colonies whose GDP has been falling with each decade.
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  7967.  @drek273  you misunderstand. The height of Africa's GDP was right at the end of the colonial period and the colonists were no more violent or dishonest than anyone else on the continent. The independence of these states started their fall, like how in Angola all the Portuguese commercial farmers were killed or driven off only for the people to immediately starve since none of them knew a thing about commercial farming. Now, you can still profit from investing in Africa, you just need to be aware of the limits imposed by systemic poverty, the costs imposed by theft, and the costs imposed by the need to import or improvise anything more complicated than a shovel.
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  7968. Bloated? How?
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  7969. How much did you lose on the stock?
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  7970. This guy doesn't know what a market crash is. Either that or he's real clickbaity
    2
  7971. Most of these buildings are self-built with local stone. We sure that construction contractors are to blame? Although it is a serious allegation to say the cement was diluted, especially since some cement factories are state-owned.
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  7972. Why do idiot reporters compare every foreign conservative to Trump?
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  7973. The SCAR is a case in point of how the brass setting design requirements don't know a thing about science. The charging handle makes it reliable?
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  7974. @chadgaming8071  It's like the Roman Empire. Some holdings are direct, some holdings are a bundle of treaties, some holdings are indirect by garrisons, corporate ownership, and all the other ways that matter.
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  7975. Biggest sign of a thief/degenerate: None of them value education.
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  7976. Now that's just baseless. All the PCs, Ebay, and so forth? These are just the largest tech firms.
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  7977. Nepotism is good for business. Get over it.
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  7978. They'll beat your ass any day of the week
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  7979.  @sleepykitten2168  you ain't a lawyer. Quit whining about SCOTUS "legal logic."
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  7980. Shut up
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  7981.  @billhanna8838  shut up
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  7982. With politicized topic, VICE usually presents one side as fact with little if any original research. Everything presented here is available in more detail from other places minus the selective use of sources and argumentative interviewer.
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  7983. No, defamation is. Like the lie you just told just now. The Covid insider trading allegations were debunked simply because these Congressmen did NOT act upon classified info. They simply attended long filmed briefings about the spread and effects of Covid.
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  7984. Even if companies do buy a seat on indexes I fail to see how that would be illegal (except if it were part of an insider trading scheme).
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  7985. Far flung? Any city with over 400,000 people has a full sized airport, not to mention county airports for things like airmail and stuff, and rails are only even available in major cities. And the standard of poverty around here is not being able to afford a used car. There are Grayhound bus services which are cheap and available in most cities. Why would we need passenger trains?
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  7986.  @john-ic9vj  Yes, but in America we have wide open spaces and more paved road than anywhere else. It's only economical to build expensive passenger trains in areas where many millions of people are within walking distance of the tracks. Ergo, Americans have cars, Japan has high speed rails. Many parts of America never had passenger trains, instead going straight from horses to cars.
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  7987.  @john-ic9vj  That would be nice, but business math is brutal. Even if it's a state venture it'll need to break even to be worth the effort.
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  7988. Yes, that is literally so.
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  7989. The two incidents are unrelated.
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  7990. Which Union general's famous last words were "They couldn't hit an elephant at this distance."
    2
  7991. Not all of them will commit frivolous murders
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  7992. People keep saying that as if we don't all know the IRA has been defunct for decades.
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  7993. The usual logic gaps and looting.
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  7994. This is our business
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  7995. Some clans in that area are reporting having lost every adult male to the fighting.
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  7996. That's usually what you get in fiat wars. No one really cares as much as they pretend to.
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  7997. Oh, I laughed so hard.
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  7998. What gadget did not singlehandly win the war?
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  7999. There's no way for AI to replace any human function. Even so, by that logic unemployment should be 99.9% due to the industrial revolution
    2
  8000. Murphy's Law: If you really need that taser to work, you will fire it just out of range
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  8001. Could you make it more obvious that you're a thief?
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  8002. Humanity's fate? This is literally a problem only for a couple thousand bankers and some rich chumps.
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  8003. China's answer to everey problem is "build more." Why would this turn out any different from the rest of the junk they built?
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  8004.  @vaibhav3946  what?!?! The mark of poverty in the US is not being able to afford a used car. And since many people live miles from groceries and/or work, and public transportation only exists in select cities, you absolutely MUST get yourself a vehicle if you don't want to be stranded in whatever town/neighborhood you find yourself in. We even measure distance in how long it takes to drive there.
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  8005.  @ducknorris233  It's because the bank can hedge away that risk with an interest rate swap. They set their own interest rate, so they just price in their own insurance.
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  8006. I don't think those guys wear many helmet cams.
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  8007. Applying the "most evil" label to a corporation is a bit silly given serial rapists and terror bombers and mafias exist
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  8008. Asking ethical questions about slaughtering pigs demonstrates reckless ignorance
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  8009.  @kevjtnbtmglr  that's not what I meant and I think you know it.
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  8010. It was more than just that
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  8011. All families have the same income. Get over it.
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  8012. Not exactly. This was just a high risk venture that exploded due to insider manipulation from John Blunt and co. Bitcoin is a niche clandestine asset that exploded due to, well, insider manipulation from anyone who wants to be a miner or programmer.
    2
  8013. Watch and find out
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  8014. ​ @supersleepygrumpybear it was a plague among chickens. End of story
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  8015. Baseless blame shifting. Typical. Why would they care what their enemies do to each other?
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  8016. The reason was he was trying to steal a car.
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  8017. The suspect survived though
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  8018. Of course there's robber baron myths. Because greedy bastards hate anyone richer than themselves.
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  8019. Shut up and get drafted, punk
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  8020. Why would they want to? Turkey isn't better off.
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  8021. As if the whole species wasn't bread to be our food.....
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  8022. How many of these were never captive and instead their bodies were taken as trophies and/or burned after death?
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  8023. They're so common because literally anyone can do this scam and there's potentially big money. This is also why most of these attempts are silly and have no chance of success because the thieves don't know what they're doing and/or they have no clout whatsoever.
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  8024. @hughbeein1265  men will fight over anything worth money, yes. But men will just as often fight over women and power. Also, it is not necessary for all combatants to be sinners, they simply have to believe the other guy intends to screw them over (and sometimes they're right).
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  8025. I think a lot of the disputes here are a product of hindsight versus foresight. No one back then knew Stalingrad would be encircled.
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  8026. @basscannonjake1235  it literally isn't
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  8027. About time for what?
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  8028. The wages of sin...
    2
  8029. The crypto markets that opened in Turkey were all scams. The websites "went down" and the men running them fled the country.
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  8030. It may double in size also due to geopolitics, even if it ain't profitable. Don't bet on anything.
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  8031. An important thing to remember is they were heavily into Darwinism. Most government departments were made to compete with each other even if it made no sense. For instance, by the end of the war there were effectively two parallel German command structures. This was caused by Hitler placing progressively more units under his direct command, adding more support staff as needed. The SS was also a hodgepodge of units where hardcore Nazis were required that was under Himmler's direct command who was Hitler's personnel frenemy.
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  8032. Who said retailers are buying? Someone is pumping, and someone will be dumping
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  8033.  @jfmorache  you should get off the internet for for a few months
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  8034.  @МаксимСоколов-д4я  ok, now you're slightly contridicting yourself besides another historic mistake because the Brits repelled the "Bolos" but withdrew later due to disinterest in the campaign. Do you even know what sort of government Britain had back then?
    2
  8035. Talk about shotgun wedding...
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  8036. We have more miles of rail and paved road than any other country. We ship FREIGHT with trains, we own CARS, and long distance travel is done by PLANES. Also, grayhound buses are a thing.
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  8037. Toyotas have the highest durability among US consumer cars. Preferable in regions that lack mechanics.
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  8038. That mostly has to do with Quebec's really weird zoning laws.
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  8039. Wait, they finally added it to the game?
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  8040. "These boys?"
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  8041.  @kavky  found the scammer
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  8042. Faith means a sincere belief. Conspiritards know they are lying.
    2
  8043. He also doesn't know a friggin thing about stock markets.
    2
  8044. @flysinsoup  shut up
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  8045.  @georgeaird4637  if that were so, then there be no benefit to dumping in the first place.
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  8046.  @PhilfreezeCH  If that were so, then turning profitable means you are simply exposed to the next idiot that tries dumping. Zero sum games like this simply don't work no matter how you look at them.
    2
  8047. Silly goofball.
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  8048. Just another ponzi
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  8049. That's silly. Rat poison is so cheap a child could get some. Just put it in the cafeteria lunch.
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  8050. Land gained isn't as important as line broken. Lines broken were generally never retaken and huge areas went without a fight
    2
  8051. *Stranger
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  8052. Dude, Musk doesn't take his tweets seriously, neither should you
    2
  8053. Al-Qaeda is defunct.
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  8054.  @ZxZ239  At least they actually work for more than a month, little pink
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  8055. I find his lack of PANTS disturbing.
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  8056. They'd be much more productive if they had some real farms and equipment.....
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  8057. Nah, just tour buffoonery
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  8058. People should have known China, the country, was a scam based on their consumption of luxury goods alone.
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  8059.  @rika8484  but you also wouldn't meet most definitions of poor
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  8060. The military vehicles really became common because of the end of the COIN in Iraq and Afghanistan and the Army found it had tens of thousands of armored vehicles they didn't need. They were sold dirt cheap to allied armies and SWAT teams all over the world, but idiot reporters try to make this evidence of a non-existent conspiracy.
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  8061. [Puts on Joker makeup] Why so riskless?
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  8062. There literally is no recession. GDP is up and unemployment is down
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  8063. Capitalism, by definition, bans monopolies. And when near all business is either owned by party members or the government and directly managed by government employees, it sure ain't a private enterprise.
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  8064. It never had any hope
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  8065. Mesopotamia has only had one largestcity at a time @theprancingrat 
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  8066. Shut up
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  8067. This is a good case in point how political BS obfuscates everything. All the chroniclers are so busy whining that it's hard to know anything for sure.
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  8068. Quick? They've been frenemies for decades. Toadface was in his 90's.
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  8069. The real bar is whether costs can go lower than real beef regardless if it is an inferior product. If that's the case, we'll put the lab stuff in kid's meals and dog treats and convenience stores and keep the real stuff for fine cooked meals.
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  8070. My Dad the Crew Chief said it "was proof a rock can fly."
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  8071. Unfortunately so
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  8072. What?
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  8073. Or just do nothing until the opportunity presents itself
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  8074. Gingko's alleged business model isn't even new, as there are many contract laboratories. It's a fat margin, high risk business as sometimes you get big orders, sometimes you don't. This is even how "orphan drugs" are made.
    2
  8075. Jealous, much?
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  8076.  @bogeyonanostrilhair9568  Is that a weird joke or do you need shock therapy?
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  8077.  @bogeyonanostrilhair9568  Yeah, we're going to need to up the voltage
    2
  8078.  @bogeyonanostrilhair9568  Pipe down, you're not even screaming for your life yet.
    2
  8079. If he's a permabear then he's been losing money
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  8080. A sacrifice to the god of rain! Wait, these aren't cannibal Maxicahs...
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  8081. @mintheman7  this is a toll road, silly. And you don't see the revenue from many roads because it comes from gasoline taxes
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  8082. To what? He literally argues nothing and nothing he said is disputed.
    2
  8083. Liars get scalped
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  8084. The problem isn't his ideology but his competency.
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  8085. How much did you lose on crypto?
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  8086.  @BittermanAndy  How much did you lose?
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  8087. They've been debunked completely. Truckloads upon of human ashes were coming out of Wuhan alone, each perfectly capable of holding more than the official number of deaths. Massive backlogs existed a crematoriums for a time.
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  8088. It's literally ruled by a Muslim priest and men are allowed to grope women.
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  8089. We didn't send these weirdos. And the DEA and CIA agents we loan to the Federales are the best.
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  8090. India has been corrupt for so long that Adam Smith himself cited it as the biggest factor limiting factor in their economy in the 18th century.
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  8091.  @sachin2842  like this goon right here.
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  8092. What on Earth would make you think they want to report negatively? I can think of several ways this could be spun into bad news if I wanted to. So could France24
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  8093. Whether we call it European
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  8094. At least this went down before she married him.....
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  8095. Ego and apathy
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  8096. More likely he did a whole lot of takes then just added the best ones together without editing anything
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  8097. @fus132  some empires were legal fictions
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  8098. That's not what happened. Most of the leftists refuse to work with a whole long list of centrist and right parties, meaning the current mainstream centrist party literally has no choice but to form a right-heavy coalition.
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  8099. These troops were not remotely elite and the Argentines were a mix of inexperienced "chickens" and highly seasoned command that sometimes did much of the difficult stuff themselves
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  8100.  @gazalraul885  exactly. It takes a special kind of depravity to do what you see in the video. I repeat, there's healthy women three feet from starving babies just sitting there bored. And that man said the one kid was left to feed his little brother, while he himself hasn't lost any weight from the famine (there's fat on his cheeks). One thing you must understand about this region is that A) most marriages are for advantage and not love, B) domestic violence is tolerated, and C) petty theft and mob violence is commonplace.
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  8101.  @koekiejam18  my apologies if it seems so. This is me just telling you never to have any illusions or preconceived notions
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  8102.  @koekiejam18  my apologies again, but you assume too much. I don't know you and you don't know me, and there's no need to be antagonistic or assume I'm making allegations
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  8103.  @wernerlotz1605  not that long ago. That was when the first settlers came, not the bulk of them
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  8104.  @QUINTUSMAXIMUS  They migrated on their own accord. The land was empty when they got there or bought cheaply. They're native
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  8105.  @FrequentFlyer_MIA  shut up
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  8106. @APEXPR3D4TOR  Afrikaans is a mix of Dutch, English, and Bantu dialects but it is mostly Dutch
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  8107. That's not funny
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  8108.  @TowMater603  don't you have a court date, methhead?
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  8109.  @TowMater603  I'm going to laugh when you show up on this channel. Liars always go down screaming.
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  8110.  @TowMater603  you spend too much time arguing on the internet. Do your sanity a favor and ignore comments sections for a few month, if not unplug entirely.
    2
  8111. Except the POTUS has no control over monetary policy
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  8112. Shut up
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  8113. More than half of FT's pieces recently are about green energy and much of the rest is about Covid. Ever heard of original reporting?
    2
  8114. Don't like Islamists?
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  8115. Don't make fraud allegations lightly
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  8116. Not always. Sometimes people go places without their wallet on them.
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  8117. Welcome to the Maghreb
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  8118. Most don't
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  8119. As if you're any different
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  8120. Sign you don't know what you are talking about
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  8121. @DevoutSkeptic  depends what job you're in and what country
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  8122.  @toshisato26  That just means the price is hidden inside all those other things they bought
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  8123. ​@tellyboy17 you'd be surprised how well educated these guys are. Some people plan to rely on charity or defaults to get out of paying.
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  8124. There were many seriously bloody prison riots which showed just how messed up it all was. Although we do throw the term war crime around arbitrarily, though.
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  8125. Conversion, the civil version of theft. He got money from investors, then found creative ways to pay himself and friends all the money.
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  8126. It was amongst the loot left in the Achaean camp, allegedly
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  8127. Remove this before you get doxxed
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  8128. Something the board also talked about was converting Musk's shares into founder's shares giving him extra voting power. How much that is worth in dollar terms is debateable.
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  8129. One of the most successful investors in history.
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  8130. He spends the whole video proving these guys suck at their jobs
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  8131. He's already dismissed that scam in previous videos. He didn't call it a scam, though
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  8132. Chinese stock and business is so volatile there's never any telling what any one stock will do.
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  8133. You could probably get access to those archives if you pull enough strings, TIK. It's been long enough there's nothing that needs to stay secret anymore.
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  8134.  @TheImperatorKnight  dude, they're dead. Even the US orchestrated coup in Iran was declassified now that the Shah is long dead. The main problem with these old archives are there's whole warehouses of them and they're not particularly well organized.
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  8135. We adjust it until it makes rich people look bad
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  8136. SIDs. Sudden Infancy Deaths. Still a mystery why they occurred, but it's thought they were mostly preventable illnesses.
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  8137. Russia privatized decades ago, gas is super expensive in China, and Venezuela's automotive is defunct. You had better be joking.
    2
  8138. She didn't know he'd grab it
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  8139.  @mpeiu  your info is years outdated
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  8140. Morningstar is gave them a fair value of over three times what they're currently trading at, but no economic moat and high risk. Know the risks
    2
  8141. That's a lot of weight.
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  8142. Ha. Consumers will not buy EVs at any profitable price point
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  8143. Even if that were true you ain't helping
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  8144.  @kelvinw.1384  Or perhaps you're simply not as familiar with them as you think they are.
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  8145. Please leave war to those of us that know basic facts about the fight at hand.
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  8146. I wish. But we all know you don't believe that
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  8147.  @christiangonzalez865  no. Actually.
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  8148. That's silly. Gaza has been encircled for decades. The difference is now it is actually under siege just like the Arabs wanted.
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  8149. It's been in the news a bunch. But flaimbait sites like Reddit and Twitter only care about real and alleged crimes in the states and/or crimes in other country that parallel US domestic politics.
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  8150. ​@Robert Alaverdov posted that when 20 minute video hadn't been up 10 minutes, so no
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  8151. Hyperbole
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  8152. Why are there so many sycophants in these comments?
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  8153. This is probably a reflection on some Farsi reporter's competency rather than a 4d chess move...
    2
  8154. He thinks he actually can do something...
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  8155. SPY isn't even the biggest, VOO is the biggest. SPY just has weekly options and is more talked about by active traders. And the pool all this goes into, it'd take trillions of dollars for SPY to artificially inflate valuations.
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  8156. It's how they get away with low taxes. They auction off land leases at inflated prices
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  8157. The average person interested in you sure as hell isn't
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  8158. It sounds like someone could make a ton of cash if they made an FDA approved version.
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  8159. They're understanding of the matter is rudimentary at best.
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  8160. Exhibit A Why tasers would not have saved numerous belligerant idiots from getting shot.
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  8161. Adani: Hinderberg is the Madoff of Manhattan. Hindenburg: Madoff was from Manhattan, you idiot.
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  8162. They dragged him out, you id10t. He's very much alive and in jail
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  8163. I think you're mistaking a handful of well-known incidents as a sign of a systemic issue. For comparison, there are 12,000 corporations worth over a billion dollars in the US, plus 10,000 hedge funds, plus tens of thousands more institutional investors. By simple law of averages you'll see felonies and large scale misdomeanors every year. I actually made this the subject of some of my criminology studies, and I found the US exhibits none of the signs you'd expect if there were systemic market crimes.
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  8164. There is no way in hell Japan is sharing a currency with China, and Japan has no quarrel with the US.
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  8165. Instead of naming it after a scientist they should have made it a literature reference. Call it "Barad-dur."
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  8166. no one is blowing up a 13 billion dollar ship just to see what part needs reinforced.
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  8167. It's Amazon. They hire felons for temp labor and if it works out they keep them
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  8168. I think WSM is mixing up criminal reports from the US with Chinese Commie slander. Many years in China a guy known as Toad Face wanted an excuse to form his private army, and at the time some of these Falong Gong people were rioting over a small matter, so Toadface simply declared them a cult. Since 1 and 5 Chinese were part of this group, including senior officials, Toadface could and did arrest anyone he wanted. That ended a few years ago, but that's why you find these guys everywhere but China now, and of course they're all involved in the same types of crimes that are common in China.
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  8169.  @cachorrovinagre2979  there's not as much difference between amateurs and professionals as you think
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  8170.  @AK-hi7mg  the difference between an amatuer and professional soldier is pay, not skill.
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  8171. Inhumane? In wartime we shoot men in the face for wearing the wrong uniform. I somehow doubt seeking total victory in order to secure permanent peace qualifies as inhuman. And if you watched the video you'd see a lot of competing demands played into this, much of which did not go in the Soviets favor.
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  8172. She'll get high and go full Bonnie and Clyde for an hour?
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  8173.  @MartinMcAvoy  Or current. No one really knows, and there's a lot of malicious rumors surrounding that fact.
    2
  8174. Found the Bagholder
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  8175. ​@soleil3759 tribes are just informal states. They can form anywhere there is difficulties creating a formalized government, such as in areas where much of the population is nomadic.
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  8176. The only difference between a merc and a soldier is a middleman.
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  8177. Good, not perfect. Some items behave like luxuries even if they aren't that fat of margin, like new cars (especially Teslas). Others have fat margins because for some reason there's high risk or other costs. Like how it can cost as much to ship in heavy equipment to remote placed as the equipment costs itself. Or in new medicine where the R&D and insurance costs are something ridiculous.
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  8178. We'd rather draft you.
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  8179. What is consistent with all these crypto bankers is they all mainly interested in a money printer they can abuse.
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  8180. That was the actual plot of an Agatha Christy book... Except it was Britain so it was Guy Fox Day.
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  8181. Old news
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  8182. There's a strong overlap between them because it's the same scam
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  8183. Sablin thought he could be Lenin @nimbusshadow-wings 
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  8184. That is called a zero sum game.
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  8185. Even if China had the technology, they can't afford these bombers. These cost billions of dollars apiece and cost a fortune per flight hour. I bet my life that not even a prototype will get off the ground.
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  8186.  @Harryrignall  Who else publishes body cam video for every kill?
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  8187.  codymontour7816  hardly. None of the bullshit you see printed in editorials matter
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  8188. I only overheard parts of while doing something else
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  8189. They are luxury items to begin with.
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  8190. It's kinda weird he's wearing it.
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  8191. Because there was something better to do with the money that outweighed trading fees and taxes.
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  8192. The treaty promising not use military force to collect debt comes from the Weimar Republic when Germany defaulted on its debt to France and France (who still didn't feel like they won WWI) seized the Rhineland. Germany still couldn't pay because contrary to populalar belief in Paris, they was broke.
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  8193.  @Byssbod  This was a penny stock when Mr. Gill first bought
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  8194. You literally have no way of knowing that. Besides, this guy was big, a trained soldier, and ambushed them as they approached the door. Not even Wyatt Earp would have done better.
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  8195. Shut up
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  8196. People buy cars with borrowed money and interest rates and inflation are up, my guess
    2
  8197. Cringe? It's literally their job.
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  8198. Found the gangbanger
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  8199. Lose the sycophancy
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  8200. The easiest advice is if you're worried about stocks going down just buy bonds.
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  8201. This is actually why I left Robinhood. I trade enough semi-liquid options I think I actually save money by paying standard commisions.
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  8202. The founders got stupid rich. That's quite thanks enough
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  8203. Not necessarily. Maybe he thought he slept with his girl, or maybe one owed the other money
    2
  8204. Rock falling brings avalanche
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  8205. consider buying a mini-truck
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  8206. You have no way of knowing that. It is likely you're just saying that because he's black.
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  8207. Same story, different week.
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  8208. Reporter, not soldier
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  8209. It's the German acronym for National Socialist Party.
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  8210. These weren't slaves, but underpaid grunt labor. And yeah, theft is a big issue with diamonds in Africa because they all know just one successful score is worth getting fired over. Likewise, Jumia Technologies (the Amazon of Africa) reports that as much as 10% of profits are lost to petty theft and investors take it as simply an overhead cost.
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  8211. 45/month to get expelled from university. What is generated by AI is detectable by AI and humans. One guy I met said he saw two nearly identical history exams.
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  8212. Quit assigning blame
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  8213.  @Schairiebwdifb  come on, quit BSing. Space is just a hobby for us, we build giant telescope because it's fun.
    2
  8214. Or spend more likely
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  8215. ​ @PyroShields he was in the middle of robbing people goofball
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  8216. I've seen it spelled and pronounced both ways.
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  8217.  @alexanderrose1071  I don't know which is "correct."
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  8218. Europeans aren't liberal. Poland's got LGBT free zones
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  8219. You know, if Mexico let US companies buy up the distillers I'm sure they could bring some decent equipment to the table and actually pay a decent wage.
    2
  8220. It's the case in point that the bulk of science investors don't know anything about science.
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  8221.  Baba Foodle  lose the trash talk
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  8222. This literally was a penny stock
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  8223. Wow, nice mind reading
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  8224. "Siberia before aggriculture" is an oxymoron since even today most oblasts grow very little.
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  8225. I'm not sure if I should ascribe that to reckless ignorance or you really don't think much about mass deportations
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  8226. Like you'd know, kiddo
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  8227. His name is Jermaine Hickson. Guess.
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  8228.  @andrewlim7751  irrelevant even if true
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  8229.  @KarlSnarks    I've seen the primary source evidence and that's a myth created because sensationalized news was citing other other sensationalized news. What we know happened was Chechnyan police raided a house and found compromising pictures on a someone's phone. That lead to a panic and witch hunt for gays with several local muslim clerics declaring how evil these guys were. Chechnyan President Kadyrov eventually halted the uproar by saying they could not find any gays. However, anecdotal evidence of a few men arrested and tortured for allegedly being gay has surfaced. Western media continued reporting on the matter, with the reports becoming less accurate with time as known incidents turned to political rhetoric. The reason behind this is in most Muslim countries being gay is a grave accusation akin to being called a pedo in the west. Many men killed allegedly for being gay simply ran afoul of local gangs. But really, the lack of persecution of LGBT is most a matter that it hardly exists outside the west. You might as well try to convince these guys it's ok to screw their sisters.
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  8230. UK has virtually no gangs
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  8231. It's called a smear campaign
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  8232. Why were these farmers targeted? Were they part of a rival militia or did they refuse to pay protection money?
    2
  8233. Given the other reader has an Asian face but American accent, we're probably looking at a family of first generation Americans
    2
  8234. I'm pretty sure that title goes to a coal town in a high crime area. Googling... No, it's LA. The basin effect that keeps the weather nice means dust tends to stick around.
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  8235. Reddit is the fastest way for a total amateur to get his message in front of a large audience as fast as possible. What kind of behavior do you think it incentivizes? It's like asking why Valve servers are always so toxic.
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  8236. Insolvency is a misdomeanor crime in the Arab world. The punishment is the same regardless if you can't pay or won't pay.
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  8237. When aren't they?
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  8238. Shut up
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  8239. How much have you lost?
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  8240. There's no need to lie. Ticket prices change with demand and gas prices
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  8241. None of what you just said makes sense, illustrating you'd damn them no matter what they did. So shut up.
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  8242. That's the thing, we want every official to be a reformer but we don't want them to change anything
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  8243. If he were black the cops would have made him deader (Sarcasm)
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  8244. It's Myanmar, they're all fighting for their own pocket books.
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  8245.  @wordsculpt  Shame? That's ridiculous, especially when I got this from a dairy farmer. He said the dehorn the cows not because they're a danger to humans but because they headbutt each other when annoyed. They also don't give a rip if their calves leave. And cows aren't the only animal like that, many species completely abandon anything we'd call decency. Like how there's usually only one male in a pride of lions because the dominant male will chase off the others and killed their babies so that only his bloodline survives.
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  8246. You say that as if you don't realize ordinary people also seek to increase their pay.
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  8247. You're months behind events on the ground, DW.
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  8248. The last war wasn't exactly a statement since Russia took some territory now part of Abkhasia.
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  8249. It's not just Three Gorges, there are tens of thousands of dams in China many of which never had any obvious purpose and many never had an engineer on site, although most are tiny municipal structures. Several break every year.
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  8250. Yeah, everyone noticed
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  8251. Shut up
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  8252. What have you done to that beautiful murder machine?
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  8253.  @123amsterdan456  you didn't watch the video.
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  8254. They do have votes and votes count, but given all the abuses it's often more like a competitive oligarchy.
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  8255. Do you have a death wish?
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  8256. There's greese monkey companies and undervalued tankers that do all that.
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  8257. That's preposterous. Bolsonarno actually believes the stuff coming out of his mouth, and there are actual genocidal types still hanging around if you know where to look.
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  8258.  @shoutingmuteness3902  Portuguese. If this was really a matter of knowledge of Brazil you wouldn't be targeting me as you would know as well as I do that most infighting in Brazil has nothing to do with politics. And again, I'm not declaring anyone's guilt or innocence, I simply asserted it was silly to blame any one person for all of Brazil's deaths.
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  8259.  @shoutingmuteness3902  are you mixing me up with someone else?
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  8260. It's not like you can take so much as a pocket knife on the plane. You must check it in.
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  8261. Liars get scalped
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  8262. I know of worse banks. Credit Suisse was the worst mega-bank.
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  8263. It's Business Insider. They only care about minorities.
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  8264. Wishful thinking
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  8265. Sharia bans interest because back in the middle interest it was considered a dirty business practice in much of the world. That didn't mean it wasn't common practice, though.
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  8266.  @TheLouisianan  Yeah, that's where the Jewish stereotype came from (especially when combined with how Jews generally weren't allowed to have noble titles or be landlords). But loans were still common in Europe, they simply paid in creative ways. The Templars would charge "rent" for their services that included loans, while nobles took payment from each other in the form of treaties.
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  8267.  @pragmatiste  Turkey's Muslim in the same way the US and EU are Christian.
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  8268. They haven't changed significantly in the last decade
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  8269. Congress is not the bank. No one sets the government's debt limit except the government. YOU, however, have credit that is dictated by rating agencies.
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  8270. Looks like a rural department. So possibly favoritism (friend/family member of captain), possibly a negligent mayor hiring a woman just so he can say they have one, or possibly skewed hiring priorities. Oh yes, I've met fools that valued alpha personalities above all else. But yeah, she literally has every vice you don't want in an enforcement job. No testosterone, no youth, and overweight.
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  8271. Stop clicking on these videos and click "show less"
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  8272. We got F-35 and B-21 so we already have more stealth than we really need. Don't worry about it.
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  8273. They literally don't. Even guys who don't want kids will get them because they're unwilling to give up on sex. Things have to be bad enough people stop having sex
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  8274.  @Bareego  plane ticket costs easily a grand while rural Chinese are paying like 20 bucks to rent a room
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  8275. Bogus calls like that happen all the time. One high school I worked for got a fake bomb threat from a kid trying to get out of math class.
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  8276.  @somethinglikethat2176  They get sued regardless, but they don't care. This is why cops have qualified immunity
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  8277. It happened before that in the Bantustans, but it was largely hidden from view with not even the Afrikaners being aware of the insanity.
    2
  8278. SVB wasn't a crypto company
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  8279. Shut up, VICE.
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  8280. Of course. Because Muslims marry infidels a helluva lot more than they care to talk about.
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  8281. They're probably going to require a license to build guns rather than simply sell them.
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  8282. Why should we care if it does?
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  8283. ​@idleishde6124 just because I don't care doesn't mean i ain't interested. Don't be a bully
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  8284. There's nothing right wing about pro-crypto. The Crypto Bro I know is very lefty and hates church.
    2
  8285. Wut?
    2
  8286. Clickbait
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  8287.  @fusion9619  You're a liar, too
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  8288. Who said that?
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  8289. Lose the clickbait
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  8290. Uh... That guy nearly murdered one of them, and they got him out of the way and surrounded and ventilated the jerkwad in record time all while minding crossfire. Could you have done better?
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  8291. Be careful to distinguish between an actual conspiracy and lots of people being dicks. I.E. A series of murders may be a purge, but they could all simply be unrelated.
    2
  8292. So what? If you had the money I'm sure your landlord will sell to you
    2
  8293.  @AntonioCesarRosa  no one knows who yer talking about
    2
  8294. That's not how science works
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  8295. Please leave Africa to those of us that know basic facts about Africa.
    2
  8296. Lose the sycophancy. It's overpriced junk
    2
  8297. Jealous?
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  8298.  @hd9g  more like your own incompetence. Of course we do not trust currencies we don't control
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  8299. Correction: The ones featured on this channel end in shooting. Most domestics end in hours of drama.
    2
  8300. Wut?
    2
  8301. Liars get scalped
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  8302. But we do something, the press whines at us and the Pashtuns take potshots.
    2
  8303. Like you could do better.
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  8304. Worth a video to itself
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  8305. You never heard of inheritance? Rich people help out friends like anyone else, and Hwang worked for a different hedge fund for many years
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  8306. Lost? We left. There's no one to lose against.
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  8307.  @trojanhorse1994  since you don't know basic facts about the conflict why you so intent on convincing everyone it was a disaster?
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  8308. Lose the clickbait. We all know who the Sacklers are
    2
  8309.  @UncleKennysPlace  The shitty netflix documentary which this appears to be based on them made them all look like melodrama villains. They were the baddest drug dealers, nothing more
    2
  8310. When they work, the video is unlikely to be uploaded here, savvy?
    2
  8311. We don't need more
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  8312. I get how his story influenced WSB culture a bunch but he's definitely not anyone you should copy. He really was a smug asshole, albeit a cunning one.
    2
  8313. The US is the biggest charity donor in human history. Why aren't you solving world hunger?
    2
  8314. Except anyone could buy all shares for nothing, and even a bankrupt company is worth more than that.
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  8315.  @georgesteffey8375  the monarchs are only ceremonial leaders. The Prime Minister is in charge.
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  8316. Your English is lacking
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  8317.  @rightwingsafetysquad9872  IIRC thehead of research has had no other full time job but ARK Invest. That's how young they are
    2
  8318. On account the belt and road originally referred to a railroad that was never built. Because Beijing doesn't discriminate on which states they offer loans. And because they've been taking out loans they can't afford to do this
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  8319. @WiseOnion  As Jeff Bezos said, "your profit margin is my growth opportunity. " Wall Street has bots trading with each other, and if they see an opportunity to make an instant risk free profit by buying your mortgage and selling short everything else they'll do it. Since these guys are all competing with each other the discrepancy between what an asset SHOULD be worth and what it is trading for doesn't deviate much
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  8320.  @Browardcarpetcare  Don't try to predict the Fed
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  8321.  @senzomemela1311  I wasn't talking to a Bantu, now was I?
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  8322. It's the same reason people keep texting while driving
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  8323. I doubt that arbitrary stat, especially when in Durban the figure is way over 1% (I guess it does dependwhat you ban). South Africa requires a license and training to own a gun, which most people ignore. There's even AK-47s around from earlier wars while others simply steal their weapons.
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  8324. Part of the problem is that a lot of soldiers in high command actually don't know a thing about military science. They think years in uniform are infallible and every aspect of fighting is an established artisanal practice, and there's generally a lot of ego involved and little study involved. Ergo, you'll get a lot of guys who think they can reduce the outcome of any fight to literal paper-rock-scissors level of simplicity.
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  8325.  @cargoshort  *were
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  8326. @mrmonokel2335  you sound like you'll predicted 500 of the last 2 recessions
    2
  8327. The Uzi predates the MAC 10.
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  8328. You don't, but your friends do
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  8329. The suspect's gun has one of those drum mags I didn't think were legal in Colorado....
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  8330. There was another VICE report about Kenyan border security. You can bribe your way through anything.
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  8331. Dude, they're deader than the Crusaders.
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  8332. Lose the sycophancy
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  8333.  @aaronhpa  Lying about people simply because they have more money than you is textbook jealousy. Do you have any other sins to confess, bro?
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  8334.  @aaronhpa  delusions that fortunes are made by piracy is a classic sign of piracy.
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  8335.  @aaronhpa  I do not believe you are employed
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  8336. Currencies aren't stocks. They have no intrinsic value.
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  8337. It's mostly just local gangs and street crime. For example, the war caused gasoline to disappear and what little was left was sold at high prices, so some groups stole or hoarded gas accusing the sellers of daylight robbery.
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  8338. The entire corporate account was a slush fund, got it.
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  8339. ​@Kenan-Z the Turks are more or less from central asia.
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  8340. Sarcasm?
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  8341. Neither was your wife when she left you
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  8342. Goodness. ALL THE COMMENTS ARE SCAMS
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  8343. No one is innocent in those mountains
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  8344. You seem to think the way up doesn't cause as many problems as the way down
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  8345. Not always, but if they feel the need to say so then there is definitely reason to believe otherwise
    2
  8346. A lot of people want to be in charge, that's what.
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  8347. I guarantee you most of these idiots took a gas powered vehicle to get to this retarded protest.
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  8348. A lot of people pretend it does....
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  8349. That's a for-profit charity organizer. And that sum is modest compared to how big they were @MexicanWorkEthic 
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  8350.  @Old_Jack_Ketch  It works. Andrew Carnegie once said that he was in the business of manufacturing libraries. He made all that money from rails and factory and most of it he used to build public libraries and donate them to the city. That's why many American and Scottish libraries are called Carnegie.
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  8351. Doesn't make for how much work kids are
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  8352. Whatever solution there is needs to be done by illiterate farmers woth finite equipment and expertise.
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  8353. Mistrust of governments isn't why anyone used crypto. It was always just money laundering and speculation
    2
  8354. Don't you have a weed deal to bungle instead of trolling the internet?
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  8355. That pretty much sums up civilian rule in Sudan too. The army ousted the dictator and a bunch of scam democracy advocates tried to get a cut of the new power structure.
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  8356. Dude, Americans will whine about the leadership no matter what they do. Also, greedy people will whine about rich people no matter what they do.
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  8357. @Daniel Jika Hezbollah is a coaltion of hundreds of gangs and their ability to evade extinction when Israel attacked is not a measure of combat effectiveness. Most of them don't even know how to hold a gun except for the handfuls of Lebanese Army defectors that have rudimentary training. An important factor is whether or not either side is willing to go to war, as right now the Lebanese soldiers will brawl with each other or double deal by working for the army and some militia or party boss at once (some officials have private armies inside the military).
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  8358. +95% of bitcoin are held in -5% of wallets and the coins are thinly traded. There are A LOT of whales that can move the price.
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  8359. LEASING land. The leases 20-70 years and the state oftne gets the land back when people default. Also, deed transfer taxes are really high
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  8360. There's nothing uniquely Chinese about that and there were Japanese and Africans among them
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  8361. I would respect your opinion, but I am not a rabbit
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  8362. Wrong thread
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  8363. What a waste of meat
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  8364. Vhut. Is the problem?
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  8365. Yeah, like how most states haven't banned cousin marriages because its always been pretty rare.
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  8366. Almost certainly a really crummy home life involved
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  8367.  @diequas  paper millionaires. The only way any of them can cash out is by popping the bubble screwing the other guy.
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  8368. I'd have to check to see if this disaster effected diplomacy on that. Because I distinctly recall the US INSISTED that POWs return wherever they wanted and NOT be returned geographically. The North Korean Ambassador stormed out.
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  8369. Reporting on losses great than that of Black Thursday is FUD? You sir are clearly acting in bad faith.
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  8370. The judgement was for more than his company is worth. That is the definition of bankrupt because we are literally taking everything he's got.
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  8371. Correction: No one in Canada speaks French natively. Quebecans are required to learn it in school.
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  8372. He fights Islamic extremists. His religion is irrelevant.
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  8373. Like you'd know. Life in most of Russia continues as it always has
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  8374. 3:20 Correction: Most of the leases are for under 70 years, but it varies from city to city, from year to year, and what it's being zoned for.
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  8375. I think I might short SPYG and buy SPYV. Rates go up, value outperform growth, tidy profit for me.
    2
  8376. Always is
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  8377. Never forget that the middleman intends to make money, not necessarily help you.
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  8378. Own shares?
    2
  8379. His subscriber count exceeds the population of Attica during the time covered.
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  8380. Weird whataboutism, considering the point of the video was the government in China owns all the land while the global norm is the government owns any land yet to be claimed by a private party.
    2
  8381. Like... You?
    2
  8382. Go fight then
    2
  8383. If you're referring to the current situation in the US, the Fed is currently destroying all those bills they printed. I have no idea how successful they will be.
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  8384. Marx's bio is literally history
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  8385. They'll edit the video in their head and fill in the gaps with what they suppose to be true... I other words They'll lie about what's in the video
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  8386.  @realrightchris  you know that math was debunked years ago? It assumes we live in a typical solar system and we definitely don't. It also assumes new life can form randomly easily enough but really we're talking lottery winning odds at best.
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  8387.  @dragonace119  Russia did not have significant iron production at that time and simply used what was available
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  8388. I was under the impression that these arbitrary executions were being done by the courts I guess "state sanctioned killing" makes it sound like it's illegal in Iran too.
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  8389. This space thinks both are wasting money
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  8390. Doubtful
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  8391. Factory engineer that is. You need badass robots in order make stuff cheap enough for the average consumer.
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  8392. ​ @comradequestion4206  except that's not even what us being proposed
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  8393. @jameskelly3502  no, I've been here a quarter century, the only new ATMs were to replace broke ones and the one in the grocery store that's affiliated with the regional bank across town.
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  8394. Premium American brands are treated as luxuries in China regardless if it makes sense. China is the biggest consumer of luxury items with some people going into debt to show off.
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  8395. Vicious? This guy is close friends with most people he knows. And BTW, getting ridiculous leverage isn't uncommon where he's from either.
    2
  8396. Vhut?
    2
  8397. If your employer pays you in stock, leave. If they were making money, they'd keep those.
    2
  8398. Japan is just plain loco.
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  8399. They'll only become more common when our civilization is over
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  8400. Public transit regardless of mode requires dense populations which do not exist in the Americas outside select port cities.
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  8401.  @Demopans5990  In Egypt they call those microbuses. Halfway between the two. The uber pool won't catch on because no one routinely uses a cab to go to work or something like that
    2
  8402. Their mother is the villain behind the monster
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  8403. Googling... Only 2/3 of UN recognized nations have banking insurance
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  8404. @KristinaTurnerAquarius  lying is not necessary in this instance
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  8405. Bagholder detected
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  8406. According to horse, this is a good career.
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  8407. Only if you're a fraud
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  8408. This is what happens when idiots try to reinvent the farm.
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  8409. Lose the bull
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  8410. TIK's a Brit. In Britain those are the same. And Syria was more than just anti-Zionist. They straight up genocided their indigenous Jewish population (the Mizrahi) a decade later.
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  8411. Read the description. There was a warrant to impound the car, the suspect is probably the same guy they were chasing before in that same car but he could have avoided getting arrested on the spot
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  8412. They don't have to gain anything guys.
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  8413. Quit spamming
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  8414. I was a kid when that came out and I just couldn't look at it...
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  8415.  @dennythedavinchi3832  what does all that babble about the 1980's have to do with HSR?
    2
  8416.  @JohnJones-lb6xo  not exactly. You pay for them in gasoline taxes.
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  8417. What makes me laugh is that sone autists were chatting with SEC bureaucrats on WSB and still don't know it......
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  8418. Doesn't matter. They ain't the ones maintaining the plane
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  8419. Er... That's a stretch. For all we know they really were collateral damage. If I were to hazard a guess I'd say their parents or clan were the local militia unit.
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  8420. He's invested in the firm. He's required to be invested in the firm
    2
  8421. Except Tesla was near bankruptcy.
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  8422.  @twostop6895  if you really believed that you would have offed yourself by now.
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  8423. The Yuan isn't pegged to the dollar, it is simply backed mostly by US government bonds and they target inflation slightly above the dollar to encourage exports.
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  8424. @brunomanco7529  Not always unethical either but incompetent
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  8425.  @Mesozoic_mammal  no one cares even if that were true. So shut up you liar.
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  8426. Sounds like the "War is a Racket" sort of bullshit.
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  8427. Ha
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  8428. You mind lending me that crystal ball when you're done?
    2
  8429. Not anymore
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  8430. Please leave history and economics to those of us that at the very least paid attention in high school.
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  8431.  @Apenation1  no, the opposite is true. The SEC released failure to deliver data and couldn't find any significant case pointing to naked shorts.
    2
  8432. The Ukrainian government is doing that with all the free guns they've been getting.
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  8433.  @flost8202  @didierduplantir8359 I think you're both right here.
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  8434. It's an oversimplification. The MBAs promised the customers conflicting things, saying they could make the plane hi-tech and cross-compatible with older planes so they wouldn't need to retrain pilots. The engies tried, but there was the schedule, the compatibility, or the hi-tech and one of them had to go. Compatibility went, so a safety critical system still worked, just not in the way the pilots thought it worked so it was not used correctly
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  8435. Knowing China they might even go to war just so they can do something with the surplus workforce.
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  8436. No one cares
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  8437. No, it drives up profit margins due to artifical scarcity and higher risks (you have to pay the smuggler enough to risk prison time).
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  8438. They're choosing the right weapons for the job, but their bosses are notorious cheapskates
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  8439.  @cravingtuna1561  Don't you have a shock therapy session, or something?
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  8440. Then get out there and fight. We ain't stopping you
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  8441.  @siddharthbirdi  Ha, that goon has a useless philosophy degree.
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  8442. India is incapable of building their own fighter jet, why the frick are they wasting their time on this.
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  8443. Irish
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  8444. His accent says otherwise. Let me look him up... He's from New York and is the director of the US-China Business Council (a non-profit encouraging US-China trade and investment) as well as the director of Carlyle asset management which is also invested in China. More than likely, he should have disclosed in the interview he has a bunch of calls on Chinese stocks that will expire worthless. Because the interview screams Conflict of Interest.
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  8445. Gonads? If you eat those, I have no desire to speak to you ever.
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  8446. It wasn't. We just let Washington say it was
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  8447. It is that simple with a lot of them.
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  8448. Binary options would make a great video. Israel banned them because most traded were from one fraudulent broker.
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  8449. That's silly. This is tiny state with no major cities.
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  8450. Boredom set in and insiders diluted shares and the stock price tanked.
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  8451. They all know how it ends. They don't care
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  8452.  @christopherstanfield7755  spoken like a coward
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  8453. European affairs effect the whole developed world.
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  8454. Shut up
    2
  8455. Vhut?
    2
  8456.  @shaneryan9040  Except some Irish are Brits
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  8457. Not if you know anything
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  8458.  @brodoxl  China does more of its trade with the US than the whole of Europe combined. Just because a number of EU states don't do what you want, doesn't mean they're on the other team
    2
  8459. All of El Salvador?
    2
  8460.  @Atite_Lometen  you're not funny
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  8461. No. His show only talks about large caps and I've seen him cut himself off when he mentioned a small cap for this very reason. A lot of small YouTubers will do exactly that, though.
    2
  8462. Liar
    2
  8463. "The media ignores." VICE doesn't realize they're main stream news.......
    2
  8464. Norway, Canada, Australia, Russia, Japan, and so forth. It's a matter of sin destroying a good thing.
    2
  8465.  @49Roadmaster  except they may get the idea "modern" warfare is static warfare
    2
  8466. Allegedly the wind caused it. Knocked over a power line
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  8467. Just another minor riot. Nothing unusual for Jerusalem. And why do we insist on using the word "stormed" when there was no gunfight?
    2
  8468. Only if your teacher was a fraud. But frankly since I started teaching it seems k-12 history is way more cursory than I remember
    2
  8469. Obligatory flaimbait retort!
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  8470. This goon thinks you can drill for gas anywhere and/or that distance isn't a factor
    2
  8471. Vhut?
    2
  8472. Who?
    2
  8473. Alleged manipulation, yeah. There's a long list of maybes.
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  8474. Misleading is the same as lying
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  8475. Same story, different year
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  8476. Nah. Not even President Biden could pump the dollar. First, there's a lot more dollars in existence. Second, most crypto has never been spent and is simply retained as an investment (like gold), meaning that only a small portion of it is circulating at any given time and smallish amount of traders can seriously effect the price. Third, and most importantly, the Fed controls how many dollars are in existence and will do everything they can to keep it stable.
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  8477. This is a business, goofball. Nothing they do is free
    2
  8478. @Orlin Chirinos  Dude, we all know if they didn't charge extra people would bring ungodly amounts of luggage. Ergo, one check in bag is included with the ticket.
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  8479.  @MJ-fy2no  what makes you think things were ever any different than they are right now?
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  8480. The stock price will start falling immediately. It always dies with SPACs
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  8481. No, that was the withdraw from SPECIFICALLY US listed China-focused investment funds. That can be taken as typical case of the sell off as even firms that are not privately owned are moving away. And that investment figure into Africa is complete bull since your info is over a year outdated. That's where the money was going at the height of the bubble, with mass defaults on said loans occurring a year ago. Also, all of China's economic data is fake. They do not really owned 80 trillion.
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  8482. You should worry about what humans do to each other
    2
  8483. Phones are replaceable. Cars aren't. Tesla can't use Apple's business model.
    2
  8484. People don't want low prices, they want free stuff.
    2
  8485. @goodun2974  no one said they are Mr Lies About Oil Wars
    2
  8486. I think you underestimate the extent an S&P fund is a global fund. It's not like Americans don't own half the planet.
    2
  8487. Are news media companies making up war crime evidence?
    2
  8488. There are paid caretakers that have been sued for overcharging, being absentee, or both. That is a more typical case where there isn't millions involved.
    2
  8489. You could dedicate your whole channel to Chinese housing despite the Great Firewall.
    2
  8490. The world's worst superhero is at it again!
    2
  8491. Nothing lives there
    2
  8492. It always is
    2
  8493.  @FatGuyTries  no, I want your heart on a stick! (Sarcasm)
    2
  8494. Who said anything about that? There's a lot of pessimism but no one I know of said that already happened
    2
  8495. AJ blames politics but Sudan has always been this poor.
    2
  8496. Most crimes are compulsive or thrill seeking.
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  8497.  @marksittner602  in 1492 Columbus sailed the ocean blue. See, I can make no sense too
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  8498. This feud is occurring within the Pentagon
    2
  8499. It doesn't impact companies, which is why Warren Buffet says when he hears people complain about shorters destroying share prices he gets very very suspicious
    2
  8500.  @IamGrimalkin  exactly, so why would a CEO or traders be angry at the existence of bears? Most likely because they want artificially high valuations.
    2
  8501. That's what it was. It's not like anyone remembers the railroad mania, and that was bigger.
    2
  8502. #ShutUpTroll
    2
  8503. Some people want to con people, even if it makes no sense to do so
    2
  8504. Not really. The French command made plans anticipating Belgium entering the war and made plans based on every permutation of that including France entering Belgium first but the politicians didn't like that. One of many ways politics screwed me over plans
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  8505. You never could trust anyone ever in human history, all you can do is relax and not be paranoid.
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  8506. If you really want those accolades, you must value the product more than the money
    2
  8507. Vhut?
    2
  8508. They would have died either way
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  8509.  @louiloui4707  you want that list chronologically or alphabetically? There's kafalas, generator mafias, substance abuse, politicized army, the feuding militias, weed monopolies, gas subsidy scams, gas smuggling, the loan sharks posing as banks, the money laundering, the abuse/disenfranchisement of Syrian and Palestinian Refugees, the defunct railroads that somehow still cost money, and so on and so forth.
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  8510. We don't do collective punishment. And we sure as hell don't take advice from angry internet people
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  8511.  @mauricio9564  I didn't quite say that now did I. But by all accounts we're dealing with systemic issues in which official corruption is the tip of the iceberg. There's the kefala slavery scams, ubiquitous abuse of prescription medicine and tobacco and hash, black market guns, price gouging, loan sharks, petty bribery, generator mafias, defunct rails, universities that border on fake guru scams, wasta, rioting, nepotism, discrimination/disenfranchisement of permanent Syrian and Palestinian refugees, militias own the streets in most areas, smuggling across the border into Damascus, and so on and so forth. Lebanon can only blame the Lebanese for these problems.
    2
  8512. Irrelevant.
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  8513. How can you talk so much but say so little?
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  8514. Go away
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  8515. One travel agency said most of the people visiting china they deal with are business people going there on business and they're asking how to avoid getting detained
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  8516. @carrotblog1746  that's a situation you should either rent a house or leave
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  8517. @PJ-qx5yt  it literally isn't. It's proportional to robbing a bank but without the murder
    2
  8518. This guy seems to not waste his time with crybully junk though
    2
  8519. Hyperbole. The grunts that did the digging didn't get paid well but most of the cost was in skilled labor that occurred offshore
    2
  8520. How can you talk so much but say so little?
    2
  8521.  @michaelswami  I've heard conflicting reports. Just ignore it, there's a lot of good people working on it.
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  8522. Prolly not ever.
    2
  8523.  @overdose8329  there were autonomous warlords in the area with ambiguous relationships to Damascus. The Damascan Sultan would get angry if anyone said he wasn't in charge of Lebanon, but that means nothing
    2
  8524. Yes, amongst all the cocaine and poor wages, VICE reporters did see some crazy stuff
    2
  8525. Is that a joke?
    2
  8526. You place wildly exaggerated values on comments. No one here controls public opinion
    2
  8527. He is an actor chosen because he looks like Prince Harry
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  8528.  @lovemeow8755  it's not all cartels. Some people down there will hurt you just for arresting their close friends.
    2
  8529. A curious comment on a video about a for-profit engineering firm.
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  8530.  @Aquatarkus96  stil total bullshit
    2
  8531. Are you 14 years old
    2
  8532. Read the description. And no, you only watch body camera footage from the US. Not sure if there are similar channels elsewhere.
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  8533. It'd get dismissed without trial
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  8534. You vastly overestimate your familiarity with the topic
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  8535.  @balkantvofficialbackup  please leave the Levant to those of us that know basic facts about the Levant.
    2
  8536. He wasn't a jihadi
    2
  8537. That is not dead that can eternal lie, and through strange eons even death may die.
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  8538. So? Houses are expensive period, especially in eras of high urbanization, like the one we are in.
    2
  8539. It's Arabs. What did you expect?
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  8540. "Merry Christmas you filthy animals!"
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  8541.  @petervote7914  Mussolini coined the term Fascist. From the Latin Fascies, meaning royal scepter. It only came to mean what you're thinking after the war when the new Italian government was full of politicians accusing each other of being secretly Fascist.
    2
  8542. Doesn't matter if it makes sense, it is so
    2
  8543. They aren't "tech" then. But coding
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  8544.  @remlatzargonix1329  a lot depends if it's a dense city or a rural area. And what sort of job you may or may not be supporting a family with.
    2
  8545. Technically the Dunning Kruger Effect includes people that know just enough about a topic to do something stupid. Electronic radiation equipment like your microwave get turned off, I think this guy didn't know they were using radioactive materials
    2
  8546. You didn't write them.
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  8547.  @felixndayisdebologne9725  you think he cares?
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  8548.  @1Pasha1492  Vhut?
    2
  8549.  @quantyquant3884  sounds like the the average GME pumper, but I expected that much from a corporate raider. Then again, all MLM scams require victims to become participants
    2
  8550. Legally no. DOT regs are enforced
    2
  8551.  @casteretpollux  please leave foreign affairs to those of us that actually read about foreign affairs
    2
  8552. That law no longer holds true as most processors are near the max theoretical performance. In other words, many computers are so fast that the speed of light is a hinderance.
    2
  8553.  @finbeats  it also means the next 40 years of scientific progress will have no resemblance to the last 40 years. Like railroads a century ago, it's a maturing industry.
    2
  8554. Often the shares are forcibly liquidated
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  8555. It's called drug gangs.
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  8556. ​@muleorastromule3491 that sounds perfectly reasonable. You already have to sign off saying you don't have any terminal illnesses.
    2
  8557. ​ @sarikagoode1505 so? How you think those DNA surveys uncovering ancient mysteries come
    2
  8558. ​ @toomanyaccounts graphite is not graphine
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  8559. They should learn how much CO2 is involved in making brass... Most eco nuts treat fringe issues as objective unto themselves... almost as if they have no real understanding of the underlying science.
    2
  8560.  @bl00dhoney  again, I ain't playing blame game over a brawl between people who argue for a living
    2
  8561. Just more permutations of the same old junk, month after month.
    2
  8562. @DangerB0ne  I'm not familiar with banking regs to say what can be trimmed away or reorganized or what can't, but I can speak of bureaucracy hells I'm familiar with
    2
  8563. No one cares
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  8564.  @h-h1859  I question your education. So shut up.
    2
  8565. There's one problem with your assessment: No one has predicted paradigm shifts before they occur.
    2
  8566.  @MG-jj3pn  liar
    2
  8567. That would be extremely ironic if true.
    2
  8568. For the contractors, yes. They have departments that go looking for work in order to convince the Feds to give them a contract in order to give their comrades work. For the government, they're just terrible businessmen.
    2
  8569. OceanGate was a startup. Meaning the key work is swcretly being done in the founder's garage
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  8570. @Alarios711  let's put it this way: I form a company with a trillion and one shares, I convince you to buy a share for a dollar, ergo I am the world's first trillionaire. The net worth of these "founders" work the same way, they get an equity loan from the bank selling a chunk of the company, but since they never make money that loan is all they got. Much of the time they never intend to make money, they just need a cover activity so they can pay themselves large sallaries from borrowed funds
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  8571. This has nothing to do with religion
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  8572. When judging someone's research, you should always check how well known the companies they're invested in are. I.E. if all their longs and shorts are frequently frontpage news, they probably haven't done as much reading as they imply. the opposite is also true, because going all in on a volatile penny stock is equally retarded.
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  8573. Most nations don't distinguish between at least two of those
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  8574. Read down farther. They ran into him when investigating domestic violence whcih didn't concern the suspect, but he was driving a stolen car carrying an illegal weapon and thought the cops were onto him.
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  8575. @alexanderhernandez4640  even if that's true that's no reason to condescend
    2
  8576. @jaydee5472  the average VICE viewer doesn't.
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  8577. He's not any different from the rest of them, you are simply unfamiliar with his malfeasance.
    2
  8578.  @UnbornApple  dude, we all know you understand idioms
    2
  8579. Like... You?
    2
  8580. There's also the group-think effect with influencers. Someone may buy the asset not because they think the influencer is genuine, but because they think someone else will think the influencer is genuine.
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  8581.  @thinkcat01  that was only one of many factors.
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  8582. That's not how it works. Elections are stacked in favor of the incumbent, and larger losing parties are incorporated into the government or bribed or purged.
    2
  8583. No amount of politics and libel could get Americans to act like this.
    2
  8584. Except the car
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  8585. @Oddwaffle  vhut? He's talking about how voters in Ontario are trying to regulate their own landlords out of business
    2
  8586. Layoffs don't do that
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  8587. We are definitely overproducing electricity at this point since the new farms aren't replacing any plant in particular. At some point we'll just be making more than we can use, and falling prices will simply drive the newer less profitable and more indebted green companies into the ground.
    2
  8588. Credit Suisse routinely paid hundreds of millions in fines, no other megabank did that.
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  8589.  @H377SC4P3  sign you have no idea what the hell you're talking about. I think it'd do you good to be drafted into the marines.
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  8590. ​ @inappropriatejohnson dude, he's joking
    2
  8591. "My wife once took me to a store called Bed Bath and BeYOOOND! Why don't you rename that store for men, call it AAAHHHHHHH!" -Tim Hawkins
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  8592. I feel sorry for the dog. He doesn't know any better...
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  8593.  Anime Goodys  shut up, you don't know what you're talking about
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  8594. Mega projects in China tend to be of better quality than the average dofu dreg building. This is because these projects involve real professions with on staff experts that have been building for years instead of some ad hoc amateur work. Nonetheless, each of these projects become a miniaturization of the industry in general with many internal scandals threatening the project. Like that one quality assurance guy that faked most of the inspections because he could.
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  8595. Why would they do that?
    2
  8596. You didn't call customer service
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  8597. @tripplefives1402 not originally
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  8598. I INSIST we pronounce the name like "in-law."
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  8599. This got nothing to do with GMO, and GMO doesn't do anything that wasn't already possible with selective breeding.
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  8600. No one cares
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  8601.  @slow_rogan  He's done many things besides break Aussie environmental laws.
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  8602. So many generations and civilizations have come and gone. This one isn't any different.
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  8603. That just makes it easier for the Fed to borrow more. Those bonds hit the market and bring interest rates down more than a little, and the US sells more bonds at that new lower interest rate
    2
  8604. That's silly
    2
  8605. No, actually. Most billionaires are the sons of billionaires. As in they own real world businesses that are cash machines.
    2
  8606. Either lead by example or shut it.
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  8607.  @djp1234  I'd bet my life your decision had nothing to do with your opinion on population growth. Rather you say populations should shrink to justify your life choices
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  8608. That just makes it worse.
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  8609. That's your worldview, not necessarily anyone else's.
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  8610. Bagholder detected
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  8611. I assure you. Every history project is at least 50% longer than you anticipate.
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  8612.  @qbeats2062  don't assume I'm a conspiritard, it's just a chicken vs egg argument
    2
  8613. You mind makiing sense?
    2
  8614. Was the suspect high or something?
    2
  8615. Probably an inside joke... I hope.
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  8616. Liar
    2
  8617. Unprescendented? A war happens every decade in those parts.
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  8618. No, they eating the whole country's food supply.
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  8619. Shut up, Vox
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  8620. I once shut down a commie on Facebook with the following: "The drug cartels are profitable but you are not"
    2
  8621. Because ultimately all costs are labor costs. And when you only need a handful of humans you can afford to pay them better.
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  8622. In the 18th and 19th century, yeah. But more soldiers and people these days are loyal to the Feds. There's also few specific requirements in our treaty organizations for how many men each nation must provide, and a high degree of disobedience is tolerated.
    2
  8623. Someone's abusing the downvote or report buttons......
    2
  8624. Tell it to your mother
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  8625. Yes, options are systemically overpriced. The average level of the VIX has grown with retail options trading.
    2
  8626. That's like asking Wall Street if innovation can occur in-house rather than relying on risky startups. We don't want the boring solution
    2
  8627. Why would the Arabs have a problem with you fishing?
    2
  8628. Someone thinks they're funny...
    2
  8629. It simply boils down to how gas cars outclass electric in every way and people simply aren't buying them no matter what they say about the future
    2
  8630. Liar
    2
  8631. Technically the Cold War in Asia never ended. Also technically a Second Cold War in Europe started in 2014.
    2
  8632.  @danielstapler4315  Musk sure as hell wasn't the first nor the only EV maker, he is simply the biggest and the greatest.
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  8633. I never liked corporate raiders...
    2
  8634. Except he does. And his competition would do the same to him.
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  8635. The plane appears intact upon hitting the ground and there's not been enough time for an investigation. You find it hard to believe the Azeris would cover up their own incompetence by blaming someone else?
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  8636. Dude, they think they can get the money out of rich chumps who presumably have infinite wealth
    2
  8637. Some of these are actual trolls, who think starting arguments is funny. Some are Holocaust deniers who are largely trolls too but treat it like a full-time job. Some are socialists who never anything nice about TIK because of a few weird things he said years ago. Don't confuse these with the many European watchers of this channel who have a variety of historical perceptions you'd find weird.
    2
  8638. They wreck stats with the exceptionally low cost of living
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  8639. Depends who has a stop sign, the speed limit, and if it were possible to see that truck before we do in the video
    2
  8640. They weren’t. You were
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  8641. Dated comment
    2
  8642. No
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  8643. Not where I'm from.
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  8644. The SEC has so far allowed no publicly traded fund to own crypto directly, but they tend to be faize faire and won't act use they're expected to.
    2
  8645. Looted? Archeological artifacts belong to whatever team that dug them up. And the University of Aberdeen is not a "privileged few."
    2
  8646. Goodness these comments are savage.....
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  8647. People like to pretend the cost of an existential war is irrelevant, but all the production and manpower of a given nation is both finite and can be quantified in money. There's a point where it doesn't matter how much money you have, there is no one to pay with it because every scrap of labor that can be used for war already is. That's how Napoleon was done in.
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  8648. This is case in point why you should never count on mass defection. I assure you, the press reports you're reading saying that the enemy population are all oppressed dissidents is total bull.
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  8649. Lose the hyperbole
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  8650. It's one of the pagan celebrations that was Christianized. It's suppose to be the date of Christ's rise from the grave but medieval people didn't know how to convert from the Hebrew to the Julian calendars.
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  8651.  @seventyfive7597  Lose the smear campaign. We simply don't know what the relationship between them is
    2
  8652. The wages of sin.....
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  8653. @Helen Pauls  it doesn't strike you as weird this is being treated as a terror incident when drunk drivers are routine?
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  8654. Sums up this channel
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  8655.  @williamchamberlain2263  yeah, that's pretty much what all investment bank drama comes down to.
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  8656. That comment was years outdated when you wrote it.
    2
  8657. In other places prices are stable, but the only buyer is the government.
    2
  8658. What about it?
    2
  8659.  @skygge1006  I don't think you'd even know when the rails were built pendejo
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  8660.  @skygge1006  Exactly
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  8661.  @hostilepancakes  Government like a business? Not really since they set their own revenue, but budgeting 101 applies. You seem too apt to throw away other people's money, which is likely why you'll never be rich or a manager.
    2
  8662. Hey look, I found this channel's next guest star!
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  8663. The misconceptions probably came partially from Hitler's pep talks and attempts to keep up fighting spirits. But it's established elsewhere that Hitler was full of it.
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  8664. It's gambling with stocks. Nothing more
    2
  8665. The trouble with releasing illegals on parole is a large portion simply ghost the courts... For obvious reasons.
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  8666.  @crown7639  Ok, that's completely baseless. China produces ZERO silicon chips. As in they are yet to obtain a lithographic machine.
    2
  8667. Of all the vice we got, briber simply ain't one of them.
    2
  8668. You know the FTC boss is an idiot DEI hire when she thinks this counts as a monopoly. She's prioritizing brands she is familiar with, not brands with the largest and/or most obvious crimes
    2
  8669. Three engines failed, I didn't hear why
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  8670. And God calls it lying and envy when you make stuff up about everyone that has more money than you.
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  8671.  Bottoman Empire  Ankara never did that
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  8672. Some soldiers using it say it's as heavy as it looks and they don't like it
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  8673. @ibdamchanything  come on. We all know you would say that regardless if it were true
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  8674. I'd encourage abstenacy instead
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  8675.  @danielmckendrick1371  clearly not a geologist or historian...
    2
  8676. You don't know the meaning of the word
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  8677. ​@kuebby The people who like limos also like giant cities. I saw a professionally made limo sitting in a dealership out here on the plains, that's it.
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  8678. There's other firms trying to do just that. But in all cases the trouble is industrializing the process.
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  8679. No one knows, no one cares
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  8680.  @seneca983  not in the amount used. Or a lower grade of material is used, like a soft stone that's easy to mine or locally available sand that's not good for building. I saw one clip where a construction worker broke an inch thick rebarb with his bare hands. Again, that's something only possible if it's actively diluted. Other issues include soil compaction, or more like the lack of it. And the concrete is usually pretty thin.
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  8681. Gaza's hospitals were hardly even hospitals as they had no equipment or qualified personell.
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  8682. He ain't that rich, he invests other people's money
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  8683. Read the description
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  8684. Because you don't even know eho they are
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  8685. To add about the supply problem: The only reliable foreign supplier is the US, but the Mexicans definitely do not want to become more dependent on the US than they already are.
    2
  8686. You know it's a bubble when people choosing not to go into high-risk careers threatens the economy.......
    2
  8687. Lava columns. They will rock you.
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  8688. I know these are just to make circuits easier to understand, but this is seriously how people are planning to make a computer work in the oven of Venus
    2
  8689. Dude, they're not asking for a buyout he offered
    2
  8690. Simply not so. Easter is from Passover, they just got the date wrong. Although it is thought so random pagan spring holidays got mixed in.
    2
  8691. @craigkdillon  how did the pine tree become a Christian thing? Because a German princess became an English queen and make weird German things popular. IDK about the word Easter, but there's more than a little true randomness involved
    2
  8692. If you're American, it doesn't matter. Nearly all the companies on major indices are global companies.
    2
  8693. Voice of experience: They aren't that violent.
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  8694.  @joeboxter3635  literally no one said that
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  8695. That's not a statement in favor of hydrogen, that's a damnation of batteries which are terrible at storing energy and will never be used in airplanes where weight is an issue.
    2
  8696. That's not a pejorative either side uses
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  8697. It's called sensationalism.
    2
  8698. Europe isn't a country
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  8699. Pay to win Minecraft servers work the same way. Rip off small amounts of money from thousands of children in a largely automated system.
    2
  8700. Irrelevant
    2
  8701. @username7763  it is a cost effective vehicle because of the simple chasis, though
    2
  8702. It's meaningless to the general public, other than to show how the nature of markets has shifted over time (it use to be banks that were the biggest in the business).
    2
  8703. Some people hate paying taxes more than they hate pedophiles. Other people simply voted for the other guy ergo anything Washington signs off on is trash.
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  8704.  @abelardoruiz5544  I'm a doctoral student. The legislation in question was not Reagan's brainchild and the ideals that bare Reagan's name weren't a thing until after he left office (like most president's Reagan has a toxic fan base). Besides how the bulk of the crash in question was definitely not due to any legislation whatsoever, as there's no debate that the common practice at the time of rolling stop loss orders caused about 1/6th of the crash with much of the rest being Japan's bubble bursting and technical arbitrage stuff.
    2
  8705. The war's already over.
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  8706.  @erikthomsen4768  Cause of war came and gone. Some losers wanted to be in charge, now half of them are in jail.
    2
  8707. What?
    2
  8708. Not all of it, but a lot of it.
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  8709. Cheaters often suck at the game
    2
  8710. Found the shoplifter
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  8711. He's not the only con in Turkey
    2
  8712.  @chadgaston8615  the fact you feel the need to spam that sounds like YOU specifically like to start fights. But no, in this case the reason Finland never officially joined NATO (even they sure did unofficially join) was because no one wants panic in Moscow. At the moment though tempers are up and the Russians are busy so it's unlikely any major change will occur due to this.
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  8713. Federal trials take forever. Corporate trials take forever. This is going to take forever.
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  8714. Lose the sycophancy. His guilt is simply unknowable.
    2
  8715. He is not a factor in Gaza.
    2
  8716. Bagholder detected
    2
  8717. How? Are you alleging fraud?
    2
  8718. Get out.
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  8719.  @joaoalbertodosanjosgomes1536  That has never held true
    2
  8720. No one lets stupid politics effect their lives.
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  8721. Dude, literally no change was ever anticipated even being possible no matter what coalition took charge in Israel. The Arabs are fighting a country, not a government.
    2
  8722. They already did. They simply outsourced the assembly process to wherever was cheapest.
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  8723. The odds of that coming true are literal lottery winning odds.
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  8724. This guy has been posting nothing but cheap doomer clickbait the entire 9 months his channel has been up. Worse yet, there are not even original arguments, but rather summary of select pieces of news with assertions there will be a downturn.
    2
  8725. How much did you lose on Alibaba stock?
    2
  8726. Jo-berg?
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  8727. @nothanks9503 It's a one party state, bozo. Not what we consider elections.
    2
  8728. He'll know him soon enough
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  8729. Try WSB noob.
    2
  8730. This isn't high tech
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  8731. One is a joke, the other is an obfuscation
    2
  8732. Found the pothead
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  8733. Lots of states tried those things, but sending a tank to do a jetfighter's job doesn't work.
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  8734. Let me see... He worked as a mechanic for his father for years and married a Ukrainian woman who spoke poor English before becoming becoming a traffic cop in 2008. He'd join a different department in 2011 for unknown reasons, and in 2015 he was accused of exposing himself to someone but apparently it was a she-said he-said. In 2018 he'd switch to a different police department where he'd finally become an armed officer. Just last February, he'd flash himself again and that would be confirmed during the murder investigation (if that had gotten done sooner Couzens wouldn't have been a cop last March in order to rape-murder Ms Everard). He'd also be tied to a similar incident at that same location. He was arrested within 10 days of the murder, and when the magistrate saw him he had suspicious head injuries received while in custody, and that's a mystery I don't want to solve. His police department would also find piles of "brutal porn" among his things during the investigation. The most legendary criminals are always the ones that are really good at hiding and suppressing their depravity. Although I'm sure Couzens was a real jerk to his wife and the fact she speaks little English is significant. Never put anything past anyone.
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  8735.  @tao5664  I didn't
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  8736. *Scam.
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  8737.  @GianniKnowsBest  no one did
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  8738.  @Vindettaable  Not the world. The world didn't even know who was fighting who
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  8739. FLY MY PRETTIES, FLY!!! -Geeseman, prolly
    2
  8740.  @BenFelixCSI  Or that Buffet doesn't play silly games with private company valuations and just focuses on getting profits and wages high
    2
  8741. You didn't watch the video, did you?
    2
  8742. Short them and find out.
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  8743.  @joels7605  and these startup CEOs are somehow different from the ones on public companies? I say, sir, it's easy to believe that most memecoins are scam because all it takes is some copy-pasting code but saying there's systemic fraud in a long list of major corporations is quite another.
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  8744. You really need to regurgitate the UN rhetoric about the war as if we all haven't heard it everytime Bosnia is in the news?
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  8745. No one cares.
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  8746. Alive and living in squalor.
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  8747. Not the topic at hand
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  8748. Not in the amounts some people eat it. It's one of the downsides of a modern world where not even the poor need to worry about food
    2
  8749.  @M4TTYN  Sometimes the cameras are watched, and they often seal the proof when someone is accused because they can just look back at the video
    2
  8750. Liar
    2
  8751. They always in a blackout. In their own statement, they "don't need fancy lights."
    2
  8752.  @president8  I think all these troll comments are coming from a single Communist
    2
  8753. You wish
    2
  8754. There's simply no controversy
    2
  8755. This America. When prices fall we whine about falling investment value, when prices rise we whine poor people getting priced out.
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  8756. We aren't. it's just the hot topic of stupid soft power politics. End of story
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  8757. Cuz he's white, so he must be working with the enemy government. Or at least that's the logic...
    2
  8758. Not always. Those who hide their faces simply fear their neighbors.
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  8759. Adam is too angry at the world to trust
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  8760. All of Afghanistan is poor. You want the US to come back and give them vocational training? And these parents don't look near as broken up as they say they are.
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  8761. Nice guilt trip. Now ask yourself if the Lebanese are even worth saving.
    2
  8762. Company liquidation value is another matter
    2
  8763. This guy in the video isn't the same as the goons you've been defaming.
    2
  8764. Well, there's often key man risk in many souless companies. For instance, if the CEO of Walmart is accused of embezzling, or if John Lassater of Disney quits.
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  8765. Not necessarily
    2
  8766. How much did you lose to meme stocks?
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  8767. Nothing in the Quran about that, IIRC. Also, these guys don't specifically target women, it was simply a lady who died in a manner that was impossible to hide.
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  8768. You will never find those bones. It was ancient history when Noah's Flood swept away the whole land mass.
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  8769. Not so fast, it is often difficult to establish who owns what wallet. The whole point is they're allegedly untraceable even if they totally are.
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  8770. That's called pork. That's not a joke, according to actual cannibals, pigs and people taste the same.
    2
  8771. Mussolini seems to have still been applying Italian mountain fighting tactics at this point...
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  8772. People keep buying it, though.
    2
  8773. Is that your way of saying you have a lot of unrealized losses?
    2
  8774. Lewis is a Brit. I doubt he knows anything about Japan
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  8775. "My Grandma, what big GUNS you have!" "The better to HUNT you with, my dear!"
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  8776. Leave Belgium to those of us that know basic facts about Belgium.
    2
  8777. Another month, another crypt fraud busted.
    2
  8778. He isn't even a billionaire. He's a ponzi schemer whose wealth is from arbitrary valuations of the worthless startups he's involved with
    2
  8779. @tokyobull  shut up
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  8780. Risk-adjusted you're losing
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  8781. Do you really mean that, or is that your excuse for excluding religious people from your own government?
    2
  8782. They sure aren't always the lowest bidder
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  8783.  @medicmule  that doesn't mean anything. Most officers don't even know a damn thing about requisition contracts.
    2
  8784. Then moderators will kick in and the press will complain about "Trump's censorship." It will be curious to see the path of a stock highly correlated to partisan politics.
    2
  8785. Go away
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  8786.  @TheImperatorKnight  Or more likely it's the one Yiddish word they know, and they're trying to sound like they know the first damn thing about Jews.
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  8787. They literally aren't.
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  8788. Shut up
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  8789. Limited space. So many lessons teachers want to squeeze in there.
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  8790. Those guys are no longer involved with the actual operations. In fact, there are no leaders in Gaza as they're all dead or in hiding or are small independent gang leaders. That's why a large scale action is a surprise
    2
  8791.  @Ali-fc1bv  that doesn't stop anyone
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  8792. That's the end of all investing, period. Everyone will just buy bonds and the Feds will have so much money they'll essentially run all high-risk enterprises.
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  8793. Hamas and Egypt have never been friends. Egyptian soldiers even filled one of their smuggling tunnels with poison gas
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  8794. Do the prices match?
    2
  8795. False equivalency
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  8796.  @czarkowskipawelyt  the OP sure as hell hasn't
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  8797.  @czarkowskipawelyt  cope? Why you getting so riled up over a terminology issue?
    2
  8798. Found the shoplifter
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  8799. It's just an extreme example of sporting culture. Everyone wants to be the star, everyone wants to be the most powerful, everyone wants to please their parents. Except in this case they're literally killing themselves.
    2
  8800. The cat is as afraid of people as it is the fire and knows where it can hide
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  8801. Who?
    2
  8802. Those guys already skipped out.
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  8803. Shut up. Get drafted
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  8804. Shut up, CNBC
    2
  8805. They anticipated a 1-month campaign and minimal occupation burden. They got an 11-day campaign with geurrilla wars that produced bodies just as fast as the campaign.
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  8806. Lying about a crash that happened when you were in grade school does nothing for no one
    2
  8807. Yes
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  8808. Screw anyone's sovereignty. The frontier is first come first serve. It doesn't matter if it's a government, corporation, or international agency.
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  8809. Few people with money care.
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  8810. I wish. There'd actually be something stable that'd come from that instead of yet another war.
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  8811.  @youtubehatestruthtellers8065  Nah, he appears to be in the denial phase of suicide because at that point he knew he was going on the run but didn't know anyone wanted to kill him.
    2
  8812. Come on. This article is about as well researched as a Reddit post.
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  8813. @tostbrot9352  even if that were true, how would that be different from how they live in the wild?
    2
  8814. Never interrupt your enemies when they're beating on each other.
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  8815. They were many things, but no one lied for them.
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  8816.  @TheImperatorKnight  I think he's making too much of offhand comments you said about current events.
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  8817. No one cares what they think
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  8818. When you're going that fast, any tiny move in your car, your steering, or the road can change your path significantly. He probably just overcorrected a bit and spiraled out of control.
    2
  8819. Don't be silly
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  8820. How much have you lost since then?
    2
  8821. Not even the Pentagon knows
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  8822. Shut up
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  8823. It is more appropriate to say that Chinese capitalism is more akin to what Lenin perceived as capitalism and not what he actually experienced growing up in Russia.
    2
  8824. They literally took a politician and made him a commander?
    2
  8825. Video games are fun, these simulators aren't. It works and is cheaper than bullets and is especially good and teaching new recruits basic drills without the risk of a noob shooting themselves in the foot.
    2
  8826. Correction: The best units are in central Mexico only partially as a strategic reserve, but also for coup-proofing efforts. These units generally go through reorganizations with every new President who makes sure his cronies are commanding the right places
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  8827. @moic9704  I have family from there and I'm a military historian who reads about it
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  8828. You aren't paying that much for electricity, you're paying that much for utilities.
    2
  8829. Don't be silly. You need to pay the men that build and maintain this.
    2
  8830. No one cares
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  8831. Source?
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  8832.  @gordonjohnson2497  one of you fools just needs to actually find a performance chart. But I'm pretty sure you're only saying that because he's got the opposite position you do.
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  8833. I just bank at a local bank that's been in this town since the old west days. I know people that work there
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  8834. Come now. City governments are way too cheap to be doing that. I heard of many departments that don't even issue body armor.
    2
  8835. Please leave space exploration to those of us that know basic facts about space exploration
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  8836. Found the shoplifter
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  8837. The thing about vices is people are often copying people they look up too. Therefore, people prefer tobacco over e-cigs because they're older.
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  8838.  @yes3858  and yet, that cash goes towards something far more useful
    2
  8839. Men will always fight over three things: Money, power, and women.
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  8840. Uh, he did.
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  8841. Who needs lawyers when you got THIS!
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  8842. You old
    2
  8843. Why would you design a new haul for the boat when it's what's on the boat that counts?
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  8844. That's next level misanthropy......
    2
  8845. Most of the scam victims are other scammer. A low risk con is to give unsolicited promotion to someone else's con, but this carries the risk of getting conned. Most people would rather lose money than go to prison
    2
  8846. He got mag dumped and died 10 seconds after fleeing the car.
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  8847. Really? Then why is stuff that idiot said conflict with stuff that shows up in high school textbooks? Noteworthy is the scheme to combat rising prices includes printing bills
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  8848. That is yet to be seen statistically.
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  8849. That's sarcasm?
    2
  8850. That actually happens a lot. Especially investors from old and established nations that don't have as much growth room.
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  8851.  @c7zr179  no one in the first world is going to starve because of ethanol. Long before then, the price of food would exceed the price of ethanol
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  8852. You sound you've said that every week for a decade
    2
  8853. This is more about a cool principal managing a tiny school, but whatever.
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  8854. Donations are stolen in that part of the world.
    2
  8855. But let's be realistic and note Germany couldn't possibly sustain a blockade of Britain for long enough for them to starve.
    2
  8856.  @ababcb3005  a bailout is an emergency loan. Insurance on deposits is called Insurance
    2
  8857.  @ababcb3005  No one is giving free money away. Not even private companies
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  8858.  @rayray8687  not everything, but many things. Especially coffee, fruit, cheap clothes, disposable consumer goods, chocolate, and so forth.
    2
  8859. In some states it's illegal to carry while drunk.
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  8860. All humns eat meat @scrollop 
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  8861. Dude, it's a regional bank. That's what they exist for; Originating mortgages.
    2
  8862. Inner city baby momma name
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  8863. That voice predates the existence of AI and we've seen his face
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  8864.  @Tom_Quixote  liar
    2
  8865. A lot of the Germans on D-Day were teenagers and middle aged men with 8 weeks training. And this was after Kursk.
    2
  8866. Is it just me or is Rivian's executive team too young and glamorous to be running a serious manufacturing business?
    2
  8867. Ponzi schemers mostly. An unregulated bank behaves exactly like you'd expect.
    2
  8868. We can impose good behavior on our own miners, but not on other countries. And many exotic metals are only available in a handful of areas.
    2
  8869. Just an unholy amount of f bombs
    2
  8870. According to the late Charlie Munger and Warren Buffet, the reason they never do compensation consultants is because the fool getting a quarter million a year from the company will never be independent.
    2
  8871. Lose the lawfare, gong-fei
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  8872.  @Quinten372  he isn't
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  8873. Bitcoin is dumb money. Because dumb money refers to unsophisticated investors, which is where most crypto goes. And Patrick likes economic history, as does his core subscribership.
    2
  8874. There was no regulation rollback nor was any of this due to breaking rules. Saying otherwise demonstrates castration worthy incompetence.
    2
  8875.  @maverick9370  a lot of these goons are lying. They're just saying what sounds good and don't care if it's true
    2
  8876. Real inventions increase productivity per person
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  8877. There is no anti-science crowd
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  8878. Dude, before Catholicism got there, these guys ate each other. And Italy and Spain aren't like this.
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  8879. It's called a pyramid scheme
    2
  8880. What about the idea of a giant gun? It hasn't been seriously researched ever since the lead scientist was assassinated (he was working for Saddam's nuclear program).
    2
  8881. The Brits won the Boer Wars. They were not swatted like flies.
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  8882.  @jurgbangerter1023  I wish. Now shut up.
    2
  8883. "Tell me you're a shoplifter without telling me you're a shoplifter."
    2
  8884. Don't be harsh. The whole country is committing securities fraud to trick just this kind of investor.
    2
  8885. Education, careers, and private ventures too @tayk-47usa41 
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  8886. Contrary to popular belief, women aren't interested in macroeconomic, hedge funds, or cutthroat corporate competition. My field has no women whatsoever.
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  8887. Like you'd know
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  8888. This report is over 6 months outdated.
    2
  8889. It was a polluted wasteland of sweatshop factories back then
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  8890. The thing about Coca-cola is that it was the soda of GIs in the field during several wars. The people who drink coke drink it for decades because it tastes like old times.
    2
  8891.  @sdever  you get the return you deserve, greedo
    2
  8892. What do want us to do? Take over?
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  8893.  @Starklar  that's not funny
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  8894. If you short the futures and buy the underlying this is called futures arbitrage and is low risk like a bond. What you're talking about is statistical arbitrage where you find the total value of all the assets in an ETF and you short whichever is expensive and buy whichever is cheap. This requires a lot of quick math and is mostly done with computer traders.
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  8895. Native in Chile has nothing to do with native wherever you are. In this part of the world, "native" towns simply speak something other than Spanish (this region has very little European ancestry).
    2
  8896.  @chaosXP3RT  lose the trash talk
    2
  8897. He was mocking Nazis
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  8898.  @Andy_M.S.c  Ya think anyone drafts YouTube comments? Or are you just looking for any excuse to berate strangers?
    2
  8899. It costs the US money. And as Bolton said he "equates his personal interest with the national interest."
    2
  8900. That hasn't been invented yet, and it would take hundreds of trips
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  8901. The make money off paid articles from news sources you must pay for.
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  8902. Yeah. Me. I quickly figured out I was just staring at a chart guessing where it go and selling when I happened to be in profit.
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  8903. ​@honkhonk8009 Not really. Some of these programs are so large and complicated no one knows who is giving who orders. This creates situations where design teams are fighting over small changes
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  8904.  @robert48044  No, I was speaking of religious unity, not secular unity. No one had specific plans to screw over the Byzantines. That didn't stop drama from ensuing, though You seem irrationally belligerent to men who are long dead.
    2
  8905. @billiemunchen  These guys aren't pro-small business, they envy rich bastards
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  8906. @JackSmith-mk1ru  loans? If you mean the fact China's central bank bought lots of T-bills your info is both flawed and outdated. First, they bought those bonds back when they backed their currency with foreign currency reserves. They have been buying gold more recently for obvious reasons. Second, you cannot recall government loans. Uncle Sam will pay you on the date the loan says. Third, why the frick would that be a detterant? All it did was make the Fed's debt stupid cheap for a time.
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  8907. It's the middle east. The answer always is a mix of corruption, incompetence, and infighting.
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  8908. Market bubbles subsidize the consumer experience at the expense of greedy bastards.
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  8909. @thorsrensen3162  this goon thinks every big company is a fraud.
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  8910. @thorsrensen3162  there was one activist short seller jailed for fraud once. He would bust real frauds to build reputation and turn a profit, then release a fabricated report. Needless to say, that guy was a "reformed fraudster" before starting his fund. Hindenburg, however, hasn't had any red flags I know of. And the regulators are fact checking them as we speak. Also, suing Hindenburg should be taken as an admission of guilt since a legit company would not fear a short seller, but instead fear the regulators.
    2
  8911. Spam somewhere else
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  8912. They all do.
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  8913.  @darklight6921  don't go all in on a zero sum game, dude. The expected return of a commodity is zero, and mean reversion is very much a thing. Also, you're really betting on a long and cold winter (which I can't shake the feeling is coming).
    2
  8914. Lesson learned here: Don't ever intentionally spook cops. They might not react the way you intend.
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  8915.  @ZetaMoolah  No amount of money will make men die for you
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  8916. @PA-lf8sd  they literally aren't, they're in select areas. They're in select areas and at least some of their jobs are garden variety security work rather than working for Moscow. Even so, there's no known commection beteen them and these presidential guard goons
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  8917. this is the Westbank
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  8918. Plus flooding. Plus energy crisis. Plus Fantasia. Plus the generally sluggish economy.
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  8919. You say that with no evidence of wrongdoing, which sort of highlights the real problem.
    2
  8920. That's silly. It was crossfire
    2
  8921. To be fair to Manstein's lack of creativity, there wasn't a lot he could do. Get all the gas and food he could and charge in to establish a road to Stalingrad.
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  8922. There is always someone willing to lend you money if the interest rate is right.
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  8923. Vhut? Nothing here is in dispute except the fact he said was in dispute.
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  8924. Because the Norwegians aren't corrupt. Simple as that.
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  8925. He makes cars factories, not power plants
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  8926. Gangsters killing gangsters?
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  8927. This is what happens when an autist/gangster sets fiscal policy
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  8928. She was freaking out
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  8929.  @kwokholuk8723  cliché whataboutism that demonstrates both bad faith participation and wreckless ignorance. Especially when China executes more of its own citizens in the past two decades than all people killed in NATO wars combined. Some executed for as little as dealing drugs or for practicing banned spiritual beliefs.
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  8930.  @kwokholuk8723  that is a known problem, yes. But most countries don't execute people for drug or economic crimes. And even so, China has more official executions per capita than any other state.
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  8931.  @kwokholuk8723  you don't know a thing about China, how would you know where is safer than where?
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  8932.  @kwokholuk8723  and yet you're lacking basic facts of both states. Quit being a silly keyboard warrior, there's no way for anyone to even trust your claims about yourself
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  8933. Get drafted
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  8934.  @rangergxi  They're used in industrial cutting, especially stone cutting tools.
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  8935. I won't say where, but I found in my history research that the current richest man in a place not only made his fortune money laundering for terrorists but currently has connections to the local drug cartel. These fake rich people in the turdworld are easier to find than people think.
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  8936. Isn't as potent as the junk people put up their noses. And it's actually banned by sharia
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  8937. It's not relevant which fool is in an office hundreds of miles away
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  8938. So?
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  8939. It's called Arabs.
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  8940. Those are usually steel bars bolted together. Makes a good club.
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  8941. Ablut the hypothetical gym startup: Most gyms also offer weekly classes and daily group sessions.
    2
  8942. No one cares
    2
  8943. Found the drug dealer
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  8944. Ponzi scheme
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  8945. Some of them didn't. If you have a mortgage or just bought it you can't get away with no insurance, but insurers either weren't offering or were asking high prices for fire insurance so an unknown number of people simply chanced it.
    2
  8946. 7% at peak?
    2
  8947. Solution to rising house prices: Rent until they fall.
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  8948. @xvx4848  that simply means the real value of the land has increased. You have incurred no actual loss by not taking on the risks of buying the land
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  8949. These were "orphan drugs." Medicines for very specific life-threatening conditions. These are more expensive since pharmacies have to make custom ordered batches if they get a customer with said condition and it's not profitable to make a generic version sold without a prescription. Shkreli bought the patents for one, and jacked up the price as high as he could.
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  8950.  @sandrajones2262  let me check if anyone actually died... I can't find any. Recall that insurance/medicare would cover most or all that cost so no one died. But a lot of people were being directly or indirectly ripped off.
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  8951.  @ColRusSer  someone did die? Who?
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  8952. The heat? Yeah. The negligent coyotes? Yeah. But this is news because mass death doesn't happen every day anywhere in the world.
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  8953. What does that rambling have to do with anything?
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  8954. Do Chinese eat any of the shark but the fin? Shark meat is poison unless you cheese it.
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  8955.  @Tinyvalkyrie410  this goon wasn't around for Hamilton's videos, apparently
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  8956. They're far more likely to have assets seized or frozen inside China than anywhere else.
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  8957. His firm's made 111 short reports. I'd have to take a couple hours to sort out their accuracy, but maybe I'll do that and post it to WSB.
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  8958. All of the passive funds
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  8959. And roadkill doesn't?
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  8960. Stop obsessing over that goon
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  8961. These idiots are working very hard to subtly politicize this problem. Good journalism otherwise, though.
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  8962. That's simply not how golden parachutes work and not everyone has one. It's intended to make a boss unfireable by forcing the company to pay massive severance in the even of firing the employee. Companies are ok with it because it allows them to pay the executives a lot less. What you're really thinking about is how a lot of bosses are paid in stock options which SEVERELY incentivizes short term growth regardless of profitability. Boeing's problem was that management had mostly admin degrees and/or were diversity hires and they knew nothing about airplanes. New CEO is an engie, though
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  8963. This looks like it'll be on Forgotten Weapons.....
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  8964.  @bhief473  I don't know about that. If something impacts the gun that has the same effect as drop fire. Then again he may have accidentally left the safety off and doesn't want to get fired
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  8965.  @Tiger351  I don't know where you got that but it's bull. Most departments require officers to practice at least once a month.
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  8966.  @bhief473  I won't give an opinion either way since reality is unknowable.
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  8967.  @Sig_P229  I don't think you even know who does the hiring at police stations
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  8968.  @saumyacow4435  if it can't break even, then it ain't worth the tax dollars
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  8969.  @saumyacow4435  Lose the digression. That is not the matter at hand
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  8970. Normal until derailment
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  8971. This looks like it was filmed at some random art exhibit
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  8972. If you already know she is, but the average Turk official lacks the competency to find that out.
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  8973. @jacksmith6015  most of those metrics are arbitrary bull. In any case, the country never really industrialized and they have neither the funds or expertise to build an airplane or car. Indians make less in a day than people in civilized countries make in an hour
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  8974. You're mostly talking about China's bubble. Most of those products were being sold at cost financed with huge loans in a systemic ponzi scheme. That collapsed when interest rates went up
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  8975. Or a fool, like most of the "critics" of world leaders
    2
  8976. Monopolies in an industry which, at the time, consisted of a handful of corporate customers? Dude, these guys owned customers for the simple reason that software had to be custom made for each mainframe computer as each was unique at the time.
    2
  8977. Woes is you
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  8978. Frauds, gamblers, pirates, and gangsters are mostly men.
    2
  8979. Needs more gun
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  8980. ​ @Drakshl yeah, it's only one in a hundred, not one in a million. Anyone man who works hard will likely get there eventually
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  8981. The Coast Guard's heaviest presence is by far in Florida. How do you think the cocaine trade collapsed?
    2
  8982. Jealous, much? Who cares if someone is rich, what matters is if it's a drag on company operations.
    2
  8983.  @stephanguitar9778  that reflects your worldview, not ours Greedo
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  8984. Lose the sycophancy. There's more in Israel than the Arab wars
    2
  8985. Very ponzi
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  8986. It's weird to see this when there was a civil war going on when Bukele was first elected.
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  8987. Feds move at a snail's pace. But Gary Gensler himself said something to the effect that he believes all crypto firms are frauds
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  8988. That front has been largely inactive for over a year.
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  8989. Hardly.
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  8990. Everyone keeps digressing to large donors for some reason. BTW, the word you're looking for is conflict of interest and not corruption.
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  8991. @Honest Avatar come on. We all know you're only just saying that so you can baselessly claim anyone you didn't vote for is dirty.
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  8992.  @lori7196  by that same logic we shouldn't subsidize solar panels. Keep in mind removing US federal subsidies alone will drive up the price by over 50%, whereas subsidies for oil and gas comes from unrelated blanket subsidies (like tax breaks on job producing infrastructure).
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  8993.  @Sabbir-_-Hasan  I think you didn't watch the video
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  8994. Seriously, though. They just pick oddly specific times and places until they find something that looks like an up trend even though all of these charts contradict each other
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  8995. Tell that to your landlord who has kids to feed and has to deal with deadbeats and drug dealers.
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  8996. Dude, it is not experimental at this point. Been spamming that rhetoric for a while, haven't you?
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  8997. Dude, he was definitely on the Arab side of the 1948 war. He also fled to Syria without firing a shot.
    2
  8998. For totally different reasons. China lacks the funds and expertise for an airforce, Russia lacks the need for a big navy and jet fuel is expensive up there.
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  8999.  @jonlee2217  Guns hurt. But you wouldn't know that since you're too cowardly to fight yourself.
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  9000. I assume that's sarcasm?
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  9001. @ggolden1102  He's talking about how people will straight up lie about the economy. If you haven't noticed recently there are whole online forums making terroristic threats against anyone who works for an insurance company just because they don't like paying bills.
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  9002.  @stephenlight647  the shit you bought isn't
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  9003. Who said it's their kid? People trade babies all the time.
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  9004. They want to be rich, and care little what they do to get it.
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  9005.  @GitzoTw  found the pothead
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  9006. There's nothign revolutionary about this
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  9007.  @kezzatries  that's what people said about all of China's meyhem that comes and goes with seasons
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  9008.  @tipsyhogai5336  CAN, that doesn't mean it's easy. It takes a lot of money to go to med school and thus upper castes are disproportionately represented. Plus the extreme common discrimination that goes down the caste hierarchy exaggerates this trend. For instance, people in the bottom caste are generally forced into unsanitary jobs and treated as filth because of their jobs. Which I mean literally, people will not touch what they touch nor be within breathing distance regardless how clean they are at the moment. The abuse shown in the video is quite possibly down to a single gang of doctors, or hospital, or school. It's totally not legal in India but people get away with stuff like that all the time over there.
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  9009. That means nothing
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  9010. No one cares
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  9011. They only spontaneously combust in the movies. For obvious reasons...
    2
  9012. Any significant sized turbine would cause swaying. Not only making the building hard to live in, but causing wear and tear.
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  9013.  @aaronrathbone6693  as does the rest of SA
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  9014. Departments that politicize invariably fall apart due to mass resignations and no applicants.
    2
  9015. Vhut?
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  9016. Shut up
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  9017. He's the Indian PM's personal crony. As in Adani stood up for Modi when he was a disgraced state governor and Modi also rewrote regulations to suit Adani in the past
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  9018. History Guy is the right age to have worn one...
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  9019. California has high land values and high wages to cover high cost of living
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  9020. Technically Hedgies invest in anything they want, even collectibles. The difference is the problems with Hedgies are widely known while most people never heard of private credit
    2
  9021. Turkey has been living beyond its means with borrowed funds for 20 years and is now running a transparent Ponzi scheme
    2
  9022. This comment aged like wine. Very red wine.
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  9023. ​​ @bobcosmic  Jehovah's witnesses are apolitical and pacifist. That certainly puts them among the most peaceful.
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  9024. What's with the sound?
    2
  9025. Neither did China
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  9026. Correction: The size and composition of the "Sovereign Cousel" has varied year to year. Originally there were a lot of civilian clan leaders on it, but they didn't last long in the bear cage.
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  9027. This guy seems to be deriding the malinvestment of both sides dumdum. Politics is bad for business
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  9028.  @QodsMohajer  That is because Hezbollah is a cartel, not a religious institution. Yes, they have allies in other religions even as their own members actively discriminate against the same (not uncommon among Jihadis). The reverse is also true, as there are many Fatah and Hamas affiliated Muslim gangs in Lebanon that get in brawls with other Muslims. In one incident, a gunfight erupted at local refugee camp with both Hezbollah and Hamas blaming each other for an accidental blast, but neither would say what they were fighting over to begin with. And yes, we can all tell your total lack of factual knowledge can be seen by your regurgitation of buzzwords. Also, quit revealing your partisanship, I care nothing for it.
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  9029. Like you would know, greedo
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  9030. To think, they're all full grown murder machines right now.
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  9031. Actually, they might have interrupted a wife beater on his own turf. Guys like that will do anything to establish dominance.
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  9032. I'm pretty sure Mr. Paul Pelosi has lost all his gains at least since then.
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  9033. Garbage report. All the alleged incidents were actually debunked. The guys who pulled their money out before the Covid crash weren't acting on confidential info, they simply sat in on detailed reports of the spread and effects. And Mr Peloci made plays on big tech stocks with no known insider info. Allegedly he knew of Biden's orders to government to buy EV before it happened, but no one can confirm or deny that, and switching to EV was Mr Biden's campaign promise so it wasn't insider info. Note with politicians you're dealing with a small sample size of people, where even a crime rate of one felony in 1000 people every year (which is a huge crime rate) means there would only be one Federal hotshot going to jail every two years. This also means that a handful of skilled plays (like Peloci's 5 million dollar gains) will massively offset the average. There is also a very high turnover rate, so it is implausible to say they are more or less honest than the population in general. What these guys definitely have is informational advantages, in the same way professional fund managers have informational advantages over retail traders. Congressmen can guage the mood in Washington much better than ordinary people who are relying on flaimbait editorials (like WSM is right here). Lose the sour grapes, guys.
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  9034. The reason of his reputation was because he robbed and evicted a number of German businessmen who waged a smear campaign back in Europe
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  9035. Lose the trash talk.
    2
  9036. If he knew full well what its primary use was when he set it up.....
    2
  9037.  @shm6273  a quarter is either stolen or circumventing sanctions, but those should be dwarfed by the proceeds of contraband. Yes, I would say its primary purpose is criminal since there's no way in hell anyone trusts an anonymous programmer more than they do their own government.
    2
  9038. Taiwan is the last remaining part of the Republic of China, the government that Communist China overthrew. Ergo, egos in Beijing's will never let thd matter rest no matter how little sense it makes.
    2
  9039. This is actually a legal con. Everything Rene Haas said about his company was technically true, but he knows that rich idiots will draw misconceptions from it.
    2
  9040. He may actually be telling the truth there because the fraud was that Alameda's account was allowed to maintain a negative cash balance and was exempt from all margin calls, freely spending customer funds. He wasn't watching, and the trades moved so far against him that all funds were depleted.
    2
  9041. And yet Baghdad still pretends they're in charge of this area.
    2
  9042. Bogle is dead
    2
  9043. Of course they wont
    2
  9044. Not news
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  9045. Good
    2
  9046. NO. End of story.
    2
  9047. @AffidavidDonda  assuming that's true it's irrelevant since lithium batteries are expensive. Pneumatic energy storage and pumped hydroelectric storage are common in power plants simply because it's cheap
    2
  9048. Jamie Hynemen has perfect pitch. Who knew!
    2
  9049. A lot of places would beg to differ
    2
  9050. Censoring you with a hammer
    2
  9051. Alarming? It wasn't all that useful to begin with. What difference does it make if it dries up?
    2
  9052. Leave economics to the economists
    2
  9053.  @bluebandites  liar
    2
  9054. Battleships became obsolete with the rocket. One cheap boat loaded with cruise missiles could easily sink any craft.
    2
  9055. Decentralized Finance is a Decentralized Ponzi Scheme.
    2
  9056. It doesn't compare. US factory workers make more in two hours than Chinese workers make in a day and unemployment is below 4%. The US is neither the best nor the worst among developed countries.
    2
  9057. A big export is "industrial equipment." There are far profit margins in building the machines that build machines
    2
  9058. You also need to be friends with the nobles and have the requisite bribe money and enforcers to seize power.
    2
  9059. That's like calling the A-10s cannon an upgraded gatling
    2
  9060. I'd doubt it because the guy taking my money has delusions of systemic and total corruption. If he thinks that's just how the world works why would he be so generous to me?
    2
  9061. Wall Street banker is way to vague a term. You mean investment banks or asset managers or both?
    2
  9062. Why do people constantly feel the need to specify that as if they think only a narrow sub-culture pays attention to this?
    2
  9063. That's silly. The biggest buyers are the banks whose bidding sets the price
    2
  9064. Because in the UK even the gangsters get along fine.
    2
  9065. Some were, others were not.
    2
  9066. Don't automatically blame Beijing when a couple dozen dirty bankers could produce the same effect.
    2
  9067. That's an oxymoron
    2
  9068. Dude, the only difference between the factions is one has guns.
    2
  9069. So is Vox
    2
  9070. Not exactly. If the guy is lying to them it might be a while before he gets caught (people trust their coworkers). What really needs to be looked at is the crazy incentive structures at investment banks in general. Pay isn't just performance based but so is hiring/firing and every year someone gets sacked and someone else promoted to fill their place. This is what caused that one commercial bank's employees to falsify data because they didn't want their friends to be fired for missing quotas.
    2
  9071.  @rdean150  yeah, but ultimately all the work is done by undervalued employees and someone who knows the system would know what he can get away with.
    2
  9072. Everyone secretly knows the degrees are all fake or enhanced.
    2
  9073.  @hume1234561  how so? It has the same effect as put buying. In fact, you can perfectly replicate the exact risk/reward of a short using options.
    2
  9074. And people think girls are weird for fretting over gray hair....
    2
  9075. I think what you mean to say is "economic justice is code for legalized piracy."
    2
  9076. Come on, we all know people just want to change the rules in order to arbitrarily disqualify specific rivals.
    2
  9077. Shut up, coward.
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  9078. @massm that's simply the accent from India. You, unfortunately, have only dealt with scammers
    2
  9079. Possibly. This is a scenario where the law might be changed just to screw them over.
    2
  9080. ​ @go_forward140 he knows
    2
  9081. Because they are secretly luxury items because everyone that owns one also owns a gas car
    2
  9082. This should be counted as a terrorist incident. Literally. The suspect's objective was to terrorize the police
    2
  9083.  @LSmoney215  Dude, there are literally no rules what the courts and banks can and cannot do to the bankrupt consumer. Generally they'll just seize assets, but there are historic cases where repeat offenders were jailed or executed for bankruptcy.
    2
  9084.  @saygebordeaux488  vhut? That is not the issue at hand
    2
  9085. They're now competing with streaming services, so a dish/cable monopoly no longer breaks anti-trust laws
    2
  9086. Dude, the only difference between a killer and everyone else is a body
    2
  9087. It had a "Mom, is that you?" Moment
    2
  9088. Because India is full of fraudsters. Those telephone scams being the tip of the iceberg.
    2
  9089. Argentina was a Spanish colony if that is what you mean
    2
  9090. It's unlikely he did it on purpose.
    2
  9091. Liar
    2
  9092.  @dorf213  your boycotts do nothing
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  9093. Corporate Darwinism. Lovin' it!
    2
  9094. Most units stood by and did nothing, each for their own reasons.
    2
  9095. Because their method has an identical risk/reward and is already profitable.
    2
  9096. She definitely ain't keeping the money, bozo. Any civil court would coerce her to hand it over without a trial
    2
  9097. Shut up. She saved her own life.
    2
  9098. That's not even what they're trying to do
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  9099. @user-pk7cq3iq3q  hard not to. It comes up in casual conversation as I went through life. I had a friend in the army that bragged her connections could get you anything you wanted (she was a captain's wife). I was a jailer for a time and most of the people we dealt with had drug charges. I had a coworker whose brothers she lived in went in and out of jail for drugs, and so on.
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  9100. They don't. They just want you to believe that, or at least say it even if you know better
    2
  9101. Only gangsters lie the police. Everyone else realizes they enforce the law as is. The people you're thinking of will spread lies about the ATF but they don't like street cops either
    2
  9102. The Carter Gas Crisis involved wars in several oil exporting states like Nigeria.
    2
  9103. Troll somewhere else
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  9104. Not 100%.
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  9105. EPIC FORESHADOWING.
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  9106. Navy officers are salaried, fool. You don't need to butter them up to get them to work.
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  9107. No
    2
  9108. My Mom goes through a handbag a year, but she usually just sorts through clothing stores and buys the one she likes that isn't expensive
    2
  9109. Take your medicine, Jeremy.
    2
  9110. They literally aren't. And Credit Suisse is an international company.
    2
  9111.  @shorewall  you think he cares? He's trying to convince himself, not you.
    2
  9112. The sample sizes are a bit big for that
    2
  9113. Fiat economy is an oxymoron
    2
  9114. Shut up
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  9115. Literally every major US source has been giving daily coverage. You're watching French news.
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  9116.  @ChristianDoretti  you think this idiot knows a thing about Brazil? All he knows is Mr Bolsonaro encourages investment in the Amazon, ergo absolutely nothing he does will be right even if he changes course.
    2
  9117. Not exactly. Back in those days subjects were often tied up beside a wall and guys on the roof would drop as big a rock they could carry on them.
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  9118.  @irvingchies1626  you're overthinking it. There's no 4d chess in journalism.
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  9119. India isn't an ally.
    2
  9120.  @imperium35769  we are just as likely to fight each other as work together. And yes, while we're working together on this matter that doesn't mean unrelated conflicts haven't drawn Washington's ire.
    2
  9121. He's at fault for the accident, but unless he was intoxicated it's not a crime
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  9122. Assumables assume the original borrower regrets their decision. Nothing more
    2
  9123. Who needs fundamentals when you got confirmation bias?
    2
  9124. They're hodgies. What you expect?
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  9125. No one cares
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  9126. That didn't happen. Period. During the war not even David Ben Gurion himself knew if there would be any Jewish state in his lifetime. Also... The Yeshuv didn't get along well with the Brits, and Churchill thought Palestine was a waste of time.
    2
  9127. You envy his money?
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  9128.  @moss8448  I wasn't talking to you either
    2
  9129. Moon landing deniers hate this channel. Ecoterrorists hate this topic. Some people are just cankerous.
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  9130.  @prometheus5311  I was hinting at fraudulently getting an address there for investment purposes
    2
  9131. This goon thinks tanks do the same job as APCs. No, tanks are really only good for large conventional land wars and Mexico's southern border is mountainous jungle while their's a juggernaut on their northern border which no one is planning a conventional war with. Mexico also ignores fighter jets for the same reason, because they mostly fight small conventional wars and large unconventional wars... Against each other. Also, the Federales are notorious cheapskates
    2
  9132.  @xninjabluexTV  [Looks at kid's ham sandwich] "What about them? They're fresh."
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  9133. Dude, they have 6 public companies.
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  9134. Especially given the amount of rails in this region.
    2
  9135. Er... Why? You still need a license to sell guns. And these guns aren't worth the money and effort as special tools and dozens of hours of work are needed to make one. The only people I'm aware of that have them just enjoy building stuff.
    2
  9136.  @aidenshannahan2466  if you really think that you're going to lose your mind when you find out about precursor chemicals and ANFO.
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  9137. No. Puts are expensive and these things are crazy
    2
  9138. They certainly don't tell the public everything.
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  9139. This isn't a technology race. Amazon can nuy off the shelf devices. The real question is profitability and reliability.
    2
  9140. These are Iranian. Try Farsi farce.
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  9141. Often yes, but often paramedics declare them dead
    2
  9142. Nah, they're upgraded because people insisted on buying phones before they were fully invented.
    2
  9143.  @jaughnekow  is that a weird joke or do you need shock therapy?
    2
  9144. That's not funny
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  9145. Scam exposure more like. It is now widely known decentralized finance is a decentralized ponzi scheme
    2
  9146.  @raskov75  the lawyer malfeasance definitely didn't effect the guilty verdict.
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  9147. No. Get over it.
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  9148. This isn't funny, normie
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  9149. There's literally no base for that. Logically regardless what you think of climate change it makes sense for someone in a "older" industry to diversify into a "new" industry if there's reason to believe one will replace the other. Kinda like how all the original oil giants were whaling companies.
    2
  9150. Shut up. Get drafted
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  9151. Don't fault people for what they did when panicking over the prospect of someone denying.
    2
  9152. Heck, I got four suicide requests simply because I wouldn't buy GME stock.
    2
  9153. What are you talking about?
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  9154. Checking accounts are safe and convenient. Large amounts of cash in your pocket isn't.
    2
  9155.  @pdorism  they were shorting and had currency positions too, though. That reduces that effect until immediately after the crash when all the valuations change and you must completely revise what you're doing.
    2
  9156. People knew that back then too, but we'll whine about the leadership regardless.
    2
  9157. Because they delicious
    2
  9158.  @yacined4190  come on. You know it ain't true zero. Besides, see my previous comment about Soviet blood drives.
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  9159. VICE doesn't seem to understand this is the norm of warfare in that part of the world and areas where "terrorists recruit fighters" are simply the towns at war with their governments at the moment.
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  9160. Or maybe you actually watch body cam videos regularly now. Nothing has changed, because a gunshot is considered lethal force no matter what you aim at.
    2
  9161. You mistake the fuction of a gym: To show off
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  9162. No change in practice, though
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  9163. Not always offshores, but it is a negative sum game as it costs to maintain the house and all that is happening is a transfer of wealth from the dumb to the smart.
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  9164.  @LMB222  you'd still like seasoned employees. Less buffoonery
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  9165. Impossible to prove that
    2
  9166. To be fair, most Chinese armies in this period were untrained militias on account China wasn't a country at that time
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  9167.  @videorocketzmillar007milla5  isn't that when rehab centers were invented?
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  9168. Correction: 4/5ths of the teeritory is NOT part of al-Shabaab. All that land is under control of many groups, with the UN recognized government simply being the faction that took Mogadishu during the last civil war. For instance, there is Somaliland, a de facto independent state in the north. And there are large parts of the country ruled by local pirates.
    2
  9169. Yes, we take good care of animals so we can eat them later.
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  9170. You say so many politicians are corrupt but keep voting as if you don't believe that
    2
  9171. Historian here: Egypt exported grain to Greece and Italy and imported wine and manufactured goods from the same. Which do you think is more profitable? These day North America simply produces so much food we don't know what to do with it.
    2
  9172. Hardeehar
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  9173.  @talibjalloh928  secured in the oligarch's pockets. Who, I understand, have been fighting each other in recent years
    2
  9174. Crypto is illegal in China
    2
  9175. This guy should get sued for libel at this point.
    2
  9176.  @PutItAway101  Liar
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  9177. It's like a schoolyard bully suddenly being polite the moment he realizes he's in trouble.
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  9178. "It wasn't me" He says when shot... So who did what? Did he think his neighbor was stealing from him?
    2
  9179. It's Sudan
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  9180. Oddly enough, there seems to have been low will to fight among many Russian units despite fighting on their own soil. The preponderance on the army were auxiliaries and contractors so that's probably why.
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  9181. A lot of people are guessing this isn't the first time he threatened his ex. If he was a serial abuser then likely he was to high on an ego trip to surrender.
    2
  9182. He had just killed his wife.
    2
  9183. He's a far better rocket scientist than you will ever be
    2
  9184. Al Gor's election campaign speeches are at the real heart of the matter, not any consensus among science (there still is none).
    2
  9185. Liquids don't exist in a vacuum
    2
  9186. Let's establish the bottom line that there's no way to prevent Mosvow from doing this.
    2
  9187.  @AGrace-tw6ku  do you even know who settled which islands when?
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  9188. ​ @emanuellandin7403 Found the Peronist racketeer
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  9189. @JoinTheTemple  lying isn't necessary in this instance.
    2
  9190. You mean ban part time labor? That's actually impossible in some jobs. And not desirable in others.
    2
  9191. Wolf warrior?
    2
  9192. You think the same guys that failed to keep a power plant running can run the world's biggest mine without help,?
    2
  9193. Only if you're full of it
    2
  9194. It's called life. Get over it.
    2
  9195. @SP-2317  I have no idea what you're talking about, but Communists started with Marx who was driven by laziness, envy, and contempt of his Pressian Jewish aristocrat parents. His role model was Epicurus, or at least a distorted retelling of Epicurus
    2
  9196.  @michaelmalone3380  no, I was saying sell on posts with 10000% gains. And somehow I'm a corporate goon trying to sabotage them....
    2
  9197. Justice being a euphemism for revenge.
    2
  9198. Therapods (raptors & T Rex) are believed to be flightless birds. Yes, we are far less certain about anything ancient than we tell people. Like how this video fails to mention archaeopteryx is widely believed to be a hoax
    2
  9199. @bonniemob65  you literally just googled synonyms to find a fancy way of saying "we know the names are outdated bullshit." The crazy part is while finders get to name an animal, names that are more than a century old are not necessarily used
    2
  9200.  @somethingsomethingsomethingdar  That's a case in point. There was no substance to that case
    2
  9201.  @tokyobull  Liars get scalped
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  9202. Shut up
    2
  9203. He just said that in order to get cuffs on the dude without a fight.
    2
  9204. It's the usual. Incompetence and corruption.
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  9205. Not possible.
    2
  9206. The militias were ineffective largely because they were perceived as ineffective. When they were called up it was at the literal last minute and all they could do was grab any weapon on hand and fight generally with no organization or training. This is why Machiavelli always wanted to form a reservist system as he didn't like mercs.
    2
  9207. What's with elderly care and degenerate types
    2
  9208.  @panzerofthelake506  you forget they were trying the "civilize the people." In modern terminology they were "devoloping the country" and "promoting democracy." The Brits never did like the forced prostitution, religious discrimination, and lynch mobs.
    2
  9209.  @metaphorpritam  guilds didn't have the form or function of a caste, so lose the whataboutism, silly. Guilds were decentralized corporations and/or legal cartels (some had private armies) and back in the days they were common anti-competitive practices were often tollerated. In many towns it was near impossible to open up certain kinds of shops since all the suppliers/buyers signed contracts saying they'd only do business with members of the guild.
    2
  9210.  @suivatra123  not on a movie set.
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  9211.  @suivatra123  a curious assertion given you're regurgitating decades old arguments. There's nothing political about this incident and it neither highlights nor debunks anything you've seem argued in Washington. I just saw another piece where now the prop master is starting to argue sabotage. It should be clear who is afraid of jail time right now.
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  9212. A few of them were caused by the same large scale draught/heat wave.
    2
  9213. Finished diamonds are serialized, why?
    2
  9214. He's a wealth manager, he literally does this for a living.
    2
  9215. Why the frick would we want to fix that?
    2
  9216.  @calvinblue894  except China can't force payment from Montenegro
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  9217.  @FoundaPeanut  lose the hyperbole
    2
  9218. Hardly. Looking at the points of attacks it's clear Moscow intended to cripple Ukraine's air force and make a quick pincer movement in the easter part of the country.
    2
  9219.  @dompit9535  people who call other people sheep usually are manipulative hypocrites.
    2
  9220. Don't blame them for your own bankruptcy.
    2
  9221. Not anywhere. It's still not safe to live in enemy territory
    2
  9222. The wages of sin....
    2
  9223. That's a bubble
    2
  9224.  @blokin5039  shut up
    2
  9225.  @DucLe-zi8jt  "the west" is not a single group with a single agenda. And why would they be desperate while China has had major flooding, an electricity crisis, and a housing bubble burst all within the last 6 months?
    2
  9226.  @blokin5039  shut up
    2
  9227. The report said they arrested a guy for murder.
    2
  9228.  @latte2475  Don't you have a math test to cheat on or something?
    2
  9229. Uh, no. The money they get from that isn't free money, it simply there to make it look like the customer is getting a better deal. You still have to actually pay someone to fix these cars
    2
  9230. There's never any shortage of assholes, yes.
    2
  9231. We should draft your worthless butt just for saying that, coward.
    2
  9232. Can the Financial Times write about something within their expertise for once?
    2
  9233. We like to pretend they are because wargames are cooler that way
    2
  9234.  @nedkelly4825  you said "they go as far as change the definition of inflation."
    2
  9235. Lose the poetic exaggeration. He drove off because he didn't want to get arrested and nearly killed the cop in the process.
    2
  9236.  @timberwolfe1645  Pakistan growing on its own is like prisons reforming on their own.
    2
  9237. Why can't we have fractional options?
    2
  9238. He is not a factor in Gaza
    2
  9239. The US hung a lot of those guys, but Japan has a non-critixal view of all sides of the war.
    2
  9240.  @Levo_D_Angelo  I don't know who you think I am but you are wrong
    2
  9241. It's actually very common for one place to have two names. The Arabs call Jerusalem "al-Quds," the Egyptians call themselves the Masri, the Fins and Lapps call themselves Suomi, the Greeks call themselves the Hellenes.
    2
  9242. Lowest bidder
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  9243. Fire this reporter for incompetence. She's damning industries she doesn't have even basic knowledge of.
    2
  9244. Or he wanted to die.
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  9245. This was motivated by extortion, not religion
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  9246. Everyone is making weapons laws a lot more complicated than necessary
    2
  9247. The Golan isn't a warzone
    2
  9248. ​ @Lucuskane  You evidently don't
    2
  9249. These idiots consider real estate startups with a couple hundred temp employees to be "to big to fail."
    2
  9250.  @AryanSharma-qj4eu  do you even know who was in charge in England in 1776?
    2
  9251.  @NP-zg3hq  They shook hands on camera, I didn't hear anything about Modi being connected to the firm directly.
    2
  9252. @sampatkalyan3103  oddly specific insult from a man foolish enough to put his real name as a username. Have you recently been spreading lies about the innovation scene in India?
    2
  9253.  @NP-zg3hq  Even if that were true, how is that an indication the President specifically was working with Adani?
    2
  9254.  @NP-zg3hq  How can you talk so much but say so little?
    2
  9255. It was heart disease and meth that killed him, there's no way anyone could have known this incident would send his heart over the edge as he was still a young and strong man.
    2
  9256. Namely they both want to be the boss
    2
  9257. Most of the Bantustans had no power at all in those days.
    2
  9258. Meme stocks are pretty uncorrelated to the economy, and sometimes uncorrelated to the companies they represent.
    2
  9259. The options are expensive due to the market pricing in +100% moves
    2
  9260. It's also cheap because they're ponzi schemes selling at a loss, they steal from employees, and they dilute the steel.
    2
  9261. You know politicians don't know a friggin thing about investing when they think capital gains taxes targets rich people
    2
  9262. You can tell the laser is pre-cellphone era, because it takes expensive standard disposable batteries instead of a proprietary rechargeable battery.
    2
  9263. How much did you lose on the stock?
    2
  9264. Someone experiencing meth withdrawal, probably
    2
  9265. Volcanoes produce several times more at least.
    2
  9266. With Valve freemium games you also need to make at least one purchase to get voicechat, stats, and other stuff enabled. It's worth the three bucks if you play regularly.
    2
  9267. Annelee Woodstrom said of growing up in Nazi Germany that even church activities were discouraged. People generally spent Sundays in state-run activities of various sorts and going to church made you an outcast in many circles.
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  9268. If it makes him dead, yes
    2
  9269. I was under the impression the R4 was a variant of the Galil.
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  9270. Those things aren't related
    2
  9271. The important bit of this method is pushing sell as soon as you see significant alpha...
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  9272. He may have been the one to rat these guys out
    2
  9273. He was better at it than holmes who relied on sex appeal and copying tech giants. He actually did some work in the field
    2
  9274. What?
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  9275. Babbling semantics is proof you're talking out your butt
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  9276.  @84rb  One of the rockets is, yes. But direct comparisons introduce all sorts of misconceptions as any rocket can be used on any sized system. Spike is the equivalent to the TOW, Javelin, and AT-4 all at once.
    2
  9277. People are trusting....
    2
  9278. Some people (especially travelers) don't have time to make their own food. Some people (who are often rude) enjoy making other people do menial tasks for them. Some people are rich and can afford to pay others to work for them.
    2
  9279. Who is they?
    2
  9280. Everyone forgot about that just like all the rest of their bullshi PR stunts.
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  9281. Statistically speaking in China, investment performance is directly proportional to account size, meaning the top 10% of accounts consistently beat the market by huge margins while the bottom 10% consistently lose money. Meanwhile in the first world, not even well connected and rich and brilliant star fund managers can consistently beat the market average. I wonder why...
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  9282. Anything we want it to be?
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  9283. That's harsh. He was notoriously immature and addicted to risk. He was one of the founding members of wallstreetbets and is still listed as a moderator. During his livestreams where he'd teach others to invest he was crude, smug, and liked to show off the stupid stuff he'd buy with his gains. He viewed the markets like the chess games he liked to play where cunning produced winners and losers. Of course he crashed his first hedge fund and owed money to the bank his losses were so big. He opened a second hedge fund and used profits from that to pay off his debts from the other. This is called a Ponzi Scheme, and it's what he's in prison for. Another of his schemes was he found a tiny company with a lot of short selling on it. He used his millions to buy up all available shares, jacking up the price, forcing the short sellers to buy back their positions at a loss and driving the price higher, and then he sold for a profit.
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  9284. That's a wholly artificial distinction
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  9285.  @n_tas  I suppose you think Gazans aren't suicidal
    2
  9286.  You Tube  what action, particularly? There's a bunch of different ideas floating around. Let's break it down, you must prove: 1. There was something he could have legally done. 2. That would have directly prevented deaths. 3. He knew this at the time. Point 3 appear to be not true at all because he not only appears to believing he was doing what was best for everyone... But a lot of people believed that. Come on, he was neither the first nor the last person to claim all these Covid measures were ineffective and that's not even mentioning the people spreading conspiracy theories. This all regardless of the ultimate truth whether lockdowns and such work.
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  9287. There's all kinds of motives. Stupidity, ego, bad legal advice from friends, deaperation.
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  9288. It's like sports, but with videogames
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  9289. OF Hindus or BY Hindus? Either way, that hasn't happened in that area... So far.
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  9290. Nah. These idiots won't give up their own favorite foods. Only other peoples.
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  9291.  @warehousing2953  some people want fast money. They may be addicted to risk, they may be lazy and work hard to live without working, or they may be greedy and want to dominate their peers and rub it in their face (hence why fake gurus flaunt other people's lambos).
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  9292. Dude, governments are self-insured. Meaning in order to be considered a sovereign government, there must be no one in the world that can enforce payment. But more importantly, this has nothing to do with Washington's ability to pay the bills and everything to do with idiots extorting concessions on unrelated matters. Now go pay your bills you bum.
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  9293. Some of us just need a room while on the road and don't need the extras. Never forget affordable hotels is an essential industry
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  9294. To be fair, US embassies have a very different issue from most. They're very bureaucrat, trying to stop common immigration issues with paperwork that only sometimes works, and they're really slow about changing things if there's a problem since everything has to be done from Washington so months long backlogs are common in complicated processes that often takes weeks to get done without backlogs. Some Mexicans said the real reason they migrated illegally was they couldn't be bothered to get permits.
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  9295. @kristilicea1472  People (including me) often forget they are on camera when they know the cameras aren't actively monitored.
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  9296. Not exactly. Those shares entitled his partners to... their fair share of profits.
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  9297. Gaza doesn't export oil
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  9298. Armed mobs do tend to target easy prey.
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  9299. Drug smugglers in the Sinai usually just move tramadol into Gaza, but the Negev Bedouin have had connections across the border this whole time.
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  9300. Western reporters damn every government they didn't vote for.
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  9301. Found the drug dealer
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  9302. Given Argentina's volatile economy, I doubt this will last more than 20 years even if it goes through.
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  9303. Is not her real name
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  9304. This was a matter of knowingly unfair advantages, not fraud.
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  9305.  @leowilson7545  you sound like you'd berate them no matter what they did. And fraud, by definition, requires lying and you know that.
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  9306. Except the idea of Germany landing in America was delusional even in 1941.
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  9307. Shut up
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  9308. About the feast where Vlad killed all the Boyars: It's said that Vlad was hailed as the rightful successor to his father. Vlad asked "How many masters did they have" during the interim. No one present could give a clear answer, since it dependended how one counted. This kinda highlighted the point that the elites of Wallachia needed... Reformation.
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  9309.  @nealkonneker6084  That's what they all say before bankruptcy
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  9310. Quit making absurd allegations. These guys were PMCs
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  9311. This probably wasn't Hamas
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  9312. Who had a stop sign?
    2
  9313. Depends
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  9314. How can you talk so much but say so little?
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  9315. There's nothing new in this report. VICE actually did this guy already.
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  9316. Nuke it.
    2
  9317. That's silly to accuse such a random neutral country like that. Your Sanskirt name doesn't help uncover why'd you say that either.
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  9318. But why would some investment banker think the same things you do? Also, that's called corporate raiding
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  9319. Dude, accidents happen everywhere. They're as common as big rig accidents
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  9320. Quit blaming drugs. Men fight over anything that is worth money.
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  9321. It sounds like she spent too much time reading misinformation on Facebook to be considered impartial. Nothing revealed in the leak was even new, and she was probably planning this when she got hired.
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  9322. Is that true everywhere, fellow apex predator?
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  9323. Our culture is so paranoid about the rich and powerful there's a push to ban anything they make money from. And insider trading laws were originally directed at making frauds easier to prosecute.
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  9324.  @amirmohamad474az  you inferred
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  9325.  @amirmohamad474az  yes, and now you are lying
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  9326.  @amirmohamad474az  AND YOU ARE LYING!!!!
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  9327. That's not something you should casually wish upon someone.
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  9328. Don't count on getting these loans. It depends on someone else being dumb enough to get a mortgage they can't pay.
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  9329. Caveat to the +90% losses: That is simply the price of the last NFT traded and says nothing of liquidity. Most NFTs that have lost value can never be sold EVER.
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  9330. Then people will get angry when some jerkwad goes blind or has a heart attack from inhaling that.
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  9331. Of what?
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  9332. Liar
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  9333. The difference between those rifles is when they were made because after WWII tank armor got too thick
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  9334.  @jstevinik3261  no one does that
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  9335. Wrong thread
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  9336. Allegedly he was insane, but this may have been suicide by cop
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  9337. Possible. But the bosses may also do nothing
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  9338. He went looking for a fight... And he found one.
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  9339. This is probably going to get dated
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  9340. This is business as usual in that part of the world.
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  9341. 500% of 0 is 0
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  9342. @jonathanb.1215  I don't vote. There's few ways someone who knows nothing about cars gets in that post
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  9343. This is Latin America. Prison and justice don't work how you think.
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  9344. Not quite. Poker is a zero sum game, while trading is a net positive game. A better way to put it is trading is a casino rigged for success instead of failure.
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  9345. Corporations don't age like people either
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  9346. The SEC busts all kinds of people. They busted an Instagramer scamming his fans, they busted Nikola, and now they're investigating Bill Hwang.
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  9347.  @tiararoxeanne1318  Vlad Tenev, Nikola Tesla, Thomas Edison, and Elon Musk were all immigrants. Being an immigrant doesn't make you small fry, and being in government doesn't make you dirty. Besides, there's a whole list on Wikipedia of politicians who've been charged with felonies (none of which had anything to do with stock markets). I also saw a statistic saying 1,000 cops were arrested each year (mostly substance abuse related). I don't know the stats for bureaucrats getting busted, but I saw one case where a Treasury Department clerk was arresting for leaking every classified document she could find simply because she voted for the other guy.
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  9348. To be fair, this was the gun that VICE reporters were actively harassing pawn shop owners for not selling.
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  9349. The German government applies the same rules on everyone. And are you asking for a death sentence?
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  9350. The suspect might have ran him over again, though.
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  9351. There's nothing in here to say arrogance
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  9352. Small evolutionary processes happen in a few generations. Large evolutionary processes are yet to be observed even in laboratory conditions.
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  9353. Western media usually sides with rioters regardless if it makes sense.
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  9354. Correction: Many of those sharks are caught by accident by fishermen, so the Icelanders make shark cheese with them for cheap meat
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  9355. Because none of them are viable
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  9356.  @kiklocus4660  he'd spend a lifetime paying it back and would live in an ordinary home forever. The Irish billionaire who lost everything actually ended up moving into a house down the street from where he grew up. I know you're thinking in terms of Nick Cage's bankruptcy, where the solution to the debt was to star in as many movies as possible, but it is possible for super rich people to literally lose all of it.
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  9357.  @kiklocus4660  he spent money wildly and ended up having to sell many of his luxuries and work a bunch of shows to pay debts. This is why he starred in so many mediocre movies where he usually played permutations of the same character
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  9358.  @ashishpatel350  That comparison is nonsense. The insurance company will simply give you dollars.
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  9359.  @odaialzrigat  your misconception comes from politics. China is the biggest SINGLE assebler of computers, Taiwan is the biggest SINGLE maker of chips, but there's all the above all over the world
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  9360. This is actually a ponzi scheme. The salaries were paid with the revenue from other talent. Colin Thompson intended to exit the scheme by selling the company, but it appears he is now the bagholder.
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  9361. No one likes a wife beater...
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  9362. How much did you lose?
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  9363. Electricity isn't cheap enough in Salvador for that to be profitable. Remember, you're competing with firms that are abusing government subsidies for energy in many countries
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  9364. Go away
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  9365. There's no SAW version, yet. If there was one, I wonder if melting plastic fowling up ejection would be an issue...
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  9366.  @dhirajmeenavilli5508  Shut up
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  9367. WWii is still referred to as THE war, meaning everything gets compared to it no matter how absurd. Some statistician studied political debates and found that as arguments go on it becomes inevitable someone will compare something to Hitler.
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  9368. Don't shift blame for if and when Mr Gomes commits another crime. And yeah, he likely did help steal a car already, but I think we can all agree he should get jail time for something he actually did.
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  9369. Don't be silly. Scams are when you get money by lying. Robinhood has full disclosures posted on how they make money and they advertise truthfully when they say "commission free."
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  9370. Depends how you define luxury. Rolex originally was not a luxury brand, it was the most durable and accurate pre-digital watch on the market that could be seen on the wrists of professional adventures (Astronauts, army officers, explorers, etc). Likewise fast fashion functions as a luxury that commoners can afford. You're thinking of wine snobs and similar idiots
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  9371. Honest question: Why haven't we heard of people being passed off as pork? We're getting lots of reports of bodies being incorrectly disposed of, cost of living is really high, and meat substitutions are the most common scam in country. Why aren't we seeing human meat mixed in with real pork Sweeny Todd style?
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  9372. Shut up
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  9373. Yes, and the expense of finding and catching thieves
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  9374. Lose the pump and dump
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  9375. To give you an idea how stupidly effective the long rod armor piercing rounds are: We tankers are taught to shoot those at nothing besides tanks because if you hit an grenade proof truck or something similar it will pass right through it, wasting its potential. We have explosive HEAT rounds for those medium armored targets.
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  9376. This is not the place for such jokes.
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  9377.  @TrashwareArt  he doesn't. He goes both long and short.
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  9378. Go away
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  9379. Except that never happened.
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  9380. There's bigger
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  9381. Tell it to your ex.
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  9382. Media sources like VICE certainly like to pretend they control public opinion...
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  9383.  @leesmith5288  how does that help find the killers?
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  9384.  @ralphanthonyespos9417  tu compredé Inglés? Of course people know breadcrumbs, as wheat is the staple grain everywhere but the far east.
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  9385. VICE still hasn't stopped pushing lawsuit worthy bullshit despite bankruptcy......
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  9386. Take your medicine, Karen
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  9387. How is this better than existing CNC milling machines? That's the par in order for this to become widespread.
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  9388. Legally yes.
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  9389. One of Buffet's trading rackets are options on the weather. A payout is given based on the size of hurricane that lands in a given area. Buyers of these options are usually insurance companies who will need that money to pay out insurance claims. A sort of insurance for insurance.
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  9390. There's no reason to prevent active investors and market bubbles because the markets ultimately transfer money from the greedy to the frugal. Their losses are everyone else's gain.
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  9391. There's industries keeping people in that area
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  9392. There's one big one: With grunt office jobs you can't trust people to get all their work done, and many office jobs require daily meetings between coworkers. I won't pretend I have all the answers for who does and doesn't need a physical office, but many are only requiring people in the office on certain days of the week.
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  9393.  @busking6292  Russia ain't buying junk Chinese weapons.
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  9394. Which are undefined.
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  9395. @marcomarc151  selling below costs in order to scale up quickly. This works as long as there is money from new chumps to pay off old ones. Classic case: Charles Ponzi set up a bank offering 6% interest on deposits while his competitors offered 1%. He lied and said his competitors were too greedy to share profits. For a short time Ponzi was very rich until the bank ran out of money
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  9396. ​ @cp37373 what's with the taunt? I ain't on anyone's side here. Sycophancy on your part is a sign of dishonesty
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  9397.  @lombardo141  the SEC would block that merger too. Funny how the government limits the madness that goes on like that.
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  9398.  @Patrick-bu5vy  Elon Musk is a lot of things, but not a fraud. Trevor Milton is the EV fraud.
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  9399. Or if the writer owns shares.
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  9400. If they got one they'd start offing each other over who will be in charge. Never fails.
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  9401. Not as much as people think. The DEI hires don't last long despite idiots paying universities to pump up the numbers and your average non-prestigious college isn't into that
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  9402. It was the Covid Pump. People were getting mortgages at 3%
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  9403.  @bestbeloved2704  don't you have a meme stock to pump?
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  9404. If someone could translate what they were saying in Japanese that would likely boost the hilarity.
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  9405. There's an internet service doing that where I live offering three months free internet. My sister took their offer, I ignored them. IDK if it's a blitzscaling Ponzi scheme or a bait-and-switch but it's not my problem
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  9406. They file hundreds of major lawsuits a year. They have a backlog due to the craze of 2020-2021
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  9407. This is Lebanon.
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  9408. 0:50 A better way to say it was an actual conversation I had in the army: Me: What's your MOS? (Job) Him: Culinary Specialist. Me: ......you're a cook? Him: Culinary Specialist.
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  9409. The results of popularity contests are close to random.
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  9410. Dear People: QUIT SPREADING RUMORS ABOUT SAM'S SEX LIFE. It's irrelevant, inappropriate, and probably malicious. Thank you.
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  9411. Hilarious
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  9412.  @90nomads  Its war. Stuff happens.
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  9413. Liars get scalped
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  9414. Dude, he's just an old man with more money than anyone could possibly spend. You don't need to draw 4d chess lines where there are none just because you envy his position.
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  9415. "I fear no man, but that Thing... It scares me."
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  9416. Maybe there are prior riots that the global press didn't cover
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  9417. You make it sound like the Egyptian army running most businesses was actually legal. No, it simply racketeering. The army doesn't have to follow any of Egypt's regulations simply because they have bribe money and guns and most of the officers are directly related to the civilian command (you can literally buy rank in Egypt). During Nasser's day the army officers simply did whatever they wanted, often not showing up at work for weeks or months at a time, and getting "bonuses" for carrying out "special" tasks.
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  9418. You forget about the vaporware sales back then when they'd keep putting off delivering the promised product. One company actually put bricks in harddrive boxes and sold them to themselves to hide losses
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  9419. This has nuttin to do with skin color.
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  9420. We'd see the light distortion and accretion disk. We'd also have to rewrite a lot of physics since with current knowledge there's no way to form a black hole smaller than 3 times the mass of the sun.
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  9421. Not necessarily. They may have been coyotes themselves.
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  9422. No one cares
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  9423. With those jobs, however, the worker has free-reign to choose when and where and if he will work.
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  9424. Yeesh, can't these gangsters be chivalrous and attack the cops with muscle instead of the desk sergeants?
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  9425. The lower Nile is one of the most fertile places on Earth.
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  9426. I guarantee you most of these idiots took a gas powered vehicle to get to this retarded protest.
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  9427. Vhut? No affiliation needed
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  9428. @triton62674  well, yes, but obviously thieves prefer small high value items too. They also hate buying things for others, even their own kids
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  9429. That statement applies to both sides.
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  9430.  @mt1885  to be fair, that was something that existed in the Tsarist era. The Soviets just did it a lot, especially during wartime.
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  9431. "The fourth quarter is generally better because of the holiday season." Merry Christmas, Dear. I bought you a treadmill!
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  9432. Shut up
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  9433.  @lascaux176  shut up
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  9434. Be nice.
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  9435. It's a new Pakistani reporter. VICE is notorious for giving their reporters way to much freedom to write what they want.
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  9436. He was wanted for murder. Of course he'd rather die fighting than waste in prison forever.
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  9437. Property has the added bengit of producing stuff like crops and rent
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  9438. Very ponzi
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  9439. It ain't that bad
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  9440.  @firestarter1888  it's a statistical fact
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  9441. It's why restaurants are good investments. Zero entry barriers and a steady supply of assholes that will pay you to do menial tasks for them.
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  9442. To add: Dividends are priced into options. It brings the cost of calls down and the costs of puts up so it's actually irrelevant if the stock you are trading has a dividend.
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  9443. Personally I think interviews are pointless as there's no way to know within 30 minutes if you'll get along.
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  9444. And you thought Tesla had problems
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  9445. Did you miss the part where these are Nigerians doing the refining?
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  9446. No, he was firing people like minister of art and stuff, mostly
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  9447. Dude, the money is going into his pocket and he knew he was helping criminals.
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  9448.  @zazaza1000  Lying about what? That he's alleging anti-competitive practices or that free speech and free market aren't the same?
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  9449. Not news
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  9450. Dude, they are. Most of the biggest holders of Bitcoin and Ethereum are big banks, crypto exchanges, and big investors like ARK Invest. Lose the libel. The SEC's job is the protect people from scams and reckless leverage. Crypto is loaded with scams and undisclosed risks. Simple as that, but I give no policy recommendations at all.
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  9451. You have been weighed, you have been measured, and you have been found wanting.
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  9452. The Mongols also drank horse milk. The more horses they brought the better.
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  9453.  @AX_Mk2  This opinion reflects your limited knowledge of the subject, not reality.
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  9454.  @AX_Mk2  no, I'm just an asshole talking to someone idiotic enough to use their real name as a screen name.
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  9455. Since when does Pooh Bear matter to the facts on the ground? That guy can't even get his own ministers to move their offices out of Beijing to save money.
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  9456. Proving the fraud would be very difficult
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  9457. Oddly specific. They mentioned the exec is hiding in Cyprus, which is a known tax haven, so it is more likely the money is there.
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  9458. You should talk
    2
  9459. Then bug off
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  9460. Why the frick would they?
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  9461. Bug off. This is an investment channel
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  9462.  @jamesmeow3039  amazon built a lot of new distribution centers and invested in computer programming R&D to manage it all and gave a lot of employees stock options. This is also how they avoided paying Federal taxes as each of those is a deduction.
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  9463. Allegedly. The clear comflict of interests have been identified, but we don't know yet if someone directly ordered this to happen.
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  9464. Painfull?
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  9465. @akiko009  oh, I thought you meant harsh conditions on a boat ride....
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  9466. Not all of them were girls, and someone definitely poisoned the water in China
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  9467. What does that have to do with this?
    2
  9468. They're all greedy
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  9469. About India/Bhurat. Indian business is just cons pretending to be rich, so the city/rural divide is really a split between ponzi schemers and reality.
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  9470.  @kuvikina  Cyprus has more DNA in common with Greece than any other country and almost was annexed by modern Greece within living memory.
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  9471. @ahmetozkan438  Something you must understand in this part of this part of the world is discrimination is mandatory. This means a lot of people will learn the language of the elites and identify with their race regardless of their actual ethnic background. That's why Egyptians call themselves Arabs despite having a greater ethnic connection to black Sudanese than Riyadh. So while Turkey speaks a language related to central Asian Turkish, they have a largely indigenous ethnic background.
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  9472.  @ahmetozkan438  Even if that were so, it's irrelavent because the idea that every self identified Turk has an uninterrupted line of Turkish fathers is absurd. Heck, no one can confirm or deny any two Sultans were biologically related to each other due to all the sexual irregularities. Peoples, governments, and borders come and go with the decades, no need to get sentimental about them.
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  9473. @ahmetozkan438  There were also rules requiring yearly jihad. How many people do you think followed those? Also, since when were the Turks always at the profiting side of the slave trade? The region has been raided, conquered, and broken up so many times over the years. Since when have people stuck to only sleeping with their wives/husbands? Heck, in the days of aristocracy, a lot of marriages were shams meant to seal dynastic alliances. Since when was it not uncommon for women to move out far away from their family to set up a new life somewhere else? Since when was it impossible for a man from a minority to rise to great heights in Turkey and marry who he pleased (especially if he's a mercenary captain)? In fact, the rules you bring up never even applied to the whole empire but varied between sanjaks and varied with the decades, with often enforcement of the rule being near zero. This is all besides cultural norms, which people adopt from the people around them as they grow up. Needless to say, Turkey has almost nothing in common with Turkmenistan in that regard.
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  9474. Oddly enough, that's what people said when doctors started doing autopsies. Your objection is solely because you weren't normalized to this when you were young. Not because you know anything about medicine.
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  9475. Poor maintenance isn't necessarily to blane.
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  9476. Vhut?
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  9477. They've never used SAM rockets in battle, ever.
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  9478. @ssesf  Dude, we're not sure Marco Pollo even existed and that trade routes were ancient when the Romans used them.
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  9479. Which defeats the point of crypto
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  9480.  @vashawnbrown6865  someone from a inner city neighborhood.
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  9481. Who says Commies aren't nationalists? And you know what Machiavellism is?
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  9482.  @RTWPimpmachine  You're talking about Lenin's personal views, not everyone that ever called themselves a red.
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  9483.  @RTWPimpmachine  How can you talk so much but say so little?
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  9484. "TORGUE! Because subtlety is for ***holes."
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  9485. Most of these banks are private
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  9486. You would do worse.
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  9487. These idiots also think the Hindis have a grand conspiracy to conquer by marrying their women.
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  9488.  @adrienperie6119  Dude, it's life. Some people fight over tiny things and some people don't.
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  9489. This will get weird
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  9490. A lot of them are. Most of them will simply stay anywhere they find a job.
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  9491. Economic forecasts are like buttholes. Everyone's got one and they all stink.
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  9492. No you aren't, Devon.
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  9493. It's selective reporting. In Pakistan, people following orders is newsworthy and people will beat the crap out of you if you say anything else. In France, only meyhem sells clicks
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  9494. This is America and Sig is the Apple of small arms. We'd whine no matter what they did
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  9495. There's a lot of conflicting reports on Omicron. Ignore all of it.
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  9496. GDP isn't the national budget
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  9497. It's not a matter of what state he's in, but the testosterone levels of the police he encountered.
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  9498. 13:48 CORRECTION: Silage refers to anything stored in the silo which is typically all parts of a crop not suitable for human consumption. I.E. People get the wheat, cows get the straw.
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  9499. Apparently not
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  9500. Depends on angle, marksmanship, and confidence.
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  9501. This id10t doesn't know the crazy levels of efficiency in car making. You need at least a billion dollars worth of assembly robots before you even think about making a consumer car.
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  9502. She died in a concentration camp if you'll recall
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  9503.  @noah_hill  is that a sick joke or do you have a death wish?
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  9504.  @elgordo9525  HAIL MUNEHISA HOMMA!
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  9505. This got nothing to do with religion
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  9506. Plastic doesn't do that and benzine isn't a waste product.
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  9507.  @TJonLongIsland  These are chemical burns, dude. Not poisoning.
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  9508. Eminent domain applies to anything. We value public utility over personal sentiment. This means if the feds want to buy a strip of your Texas ranch to build a border fence, you can take the value of the land in money. It don't matter what your political opinions are. Never forget. We. Own. You.
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  9509. That's the least of the issues
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  9510. This channel is going to get harassed by Arabs for months.....
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  9511. Many have said that, and married their conquerors anyway.
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  9512.  @Graymenn  Does that matter? Yeah, women marrying soldiers in armies of occupation is common but so's ex-soldiers moving out of their homeland.
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  9513. Nationalizing stock markets is an oxymoron. And even if it weren't, that wouldn't stop scammers. And regardless, Covid has got nothing to do with it
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  9514.  @ayoadeyemi420  we did. Hundreds of times. Are you not familiar with the nature of warfare in the that part of the world?
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  9515. Hardly. Jumping between jobs means a lot of the best employers will ignore you.
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  9516. We get it. Your editor is still in the red.
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  9517.  @walli6388  Germany ain't bailing out a Chinese enterprise
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  9518.  @walli6388  I wasn't referring to them. I was refferring to the Chinese company that commissioned this ship
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  9519. It has always been like that
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  9520. No. They definitely didn't. Go find someone else to lynch.
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  9521. Well, there would be an issue if you brought these to work.
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  9522.  @kingloc6042  How can you talk so much but say so little? It's all in the report.
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  9523. ​ @cyfangz9238  It is transitory. Now shut up and get drafted.
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  9524. According to the allegation, Adani is literally worse than Enron. Enron inflated valuations of real companies and inflated the bonuses of executives, while Adani is mostly a total scam held together by bank fraud, political favors, and stock manipulation.
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  9525.  @Restart313  Googling... Iraq's sits at 3.4 BPW as of 2022, just enough to maintain current populations. Africa's fertility rate has been falling since 1990 with many countries as low as Iraq with most of the extremely fertile countries having the highest child mortality rates and the lowest birth rate countries having issues similar to Iran's of broken global economies and wars with everybody. All of this can be ascribe to the population self-regulating its size
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  9526.  @shadrachemmanuel1720  Africa's fertility rate varies wildly, and the highest birth rates are in areas with zero modern medicine but slowing growing economies. There are Muslim countries with middling birth rates and falling populations
    2
  9527. Do you have the programming savvy to create a crypto bank?
    2
  9528. It doesn't save money. It reduces waste
    2
  9529. How much did you lose?
    2
  9530. It's like when you're playing Civ II and you're ages ahead of the AI opponents...
    2
  9531. How are these army officers an improvement?
    2
  9532.  @ebaab9913  I'm not sure what you're replying to
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  9533. Possible but unlikely. There are many machine shops in china
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  9534. Not exactly. An election in Pakistan is more violent than a counterinsurgency in Afghanistan. Large chunks of the country are under full or partial military rule at any given time. During the last election many politicians feuded with the army over security simply because the army was controlling the who, what, when, and where of election campaigns whilst actively pressing their own candidates (who unsurprisingly won).
    2
  9535. The reason Mr. Bean was silent is when he started out he had a horrible stutter
    2
  9536. In other words, they know cops are no different from anyone else in the turdhole.
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  9537. Should? I assume you meant to say SHOULDN'T. Stone is brittle, wood and steel are not. The deadliest Earthquake in LA was back when most buildings were brick, and many walls cracked and fell over. Reinforced concrete doesn't have this problem. but most of these middle east buildings are made from hewn stone and cement simply because it's dirt cheap.
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  9538. To be fair, most countries were slightly socialist at the time. Where I'm from we lost big on a railroad bubble. The local newspapers argued the rails should be nationalized not because private rail companies were bad but because rails were risky and hugely expensive and that was something all these local rail firms couldn't do. They said it was best for everyone for the guys with the deepest pockets to bear the risk. What they wanted sorta happened as now a half dozen mega-corporations own the rails.
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  9539. Googling... Prostate cancer. He did have a stroke around the time of these recordings too.
    2
  9540. Lying about CEO pay does nothing for no one, Greedo
    2
  9541. Let me guess. His father is a board member?
    2
  9542. In most cases, if there is any question that a megaproject will turn a profit, it should be attempted. If people say it has value even if it loses money, it should not even be considered. It's like buying a house on a national scale, you really need to sacrifice what you need to what you can afford because there's big mortgages involved.
    2
  9543. Mercy is slicing throats so we can eat them without unneeded pain. CIRCLE OF LIIIIIIFFFFFFE!!!!
    2
  9544. The case will be dismissed as immaterial
    2
  9545. Influence on the economy? Those guys are trying to encourage their customers to invest in green solutions with limited success. Mostly they just offer cheap investment products and sell to whomever is buying.
    2
  9546. During the Russian Civil War, a coalition of Whites, Japanese, and American forces seized virtually the whole of Siberia for a time. The coalition collapsed due to infighting, Green forces, Red guerrillas, US preoccupation with the Great War, and most importantly White defeats west of the Urals.
    2
  9547. A whole lot of drama, but nothing of substance.
    2
  9548.  @jamesbeeching4341  a buggy algorithm and an apathetic contractor.
    2
  9549.  @Veheloth  opium products and unlicensed tobacco are the drugs of choice in China. They do use everything under the sun, though.
    2
  9550. They'd just fight over licenses and tax revenues, then.
    2
  9551. That is a terroristic threat. Delete it.
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  9552.  @KameraShy  fake war
    2
  9553.  @obsidianjane4413  The military says strategic material when referring to things we intend to steal from our enemies.
    2
  9554. No one cares
    2
  9555. No one cares what she thinks
    2
  9556. Not just that, it has to be a topic you'd learn about on your own time anyway, or else you'll be no good at it
    2
  9557. They got a 99 year lease on a naval station last time. I assume they'll take payment in kind again since that area is beyond Beijing's reach. Or just as likely Chinese banks will default on their own loans again.
    2
  9558. This isn't a people thing, this is an Urdu thing
    2
  9559. The FDA will likely find the results not statistically significant
    2
  9560. Then it would become obvious they can't afford this stuff
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  9561. Actually it's probably just one guy with multiple accounts.
    2
  9562. According to what sources I found, the sterilization was simple hate crimes committed by many doctors and was one of the topics of major dissidence during the Communist days. It was common practice simply because discrimination against Gypsies wasn't uncommon and people could take advantage of the extreme levels of trust within state institutions.
    2
  9563. Toyota is a majority American company despite Imperial Japanese origins. Things get complicated in America's empire
    2
  9564. Some men want to die fighting
    2
  9565. You judge too harshly. The math depends on the relative numbers. Big interest rate decline plus modest price increase equals cheaper housing.
    2
  9566. That's silly. Taking less risk cannot be recommended against.
    2
  9567. Not capitalist leaders, but the end of rockstar CEOs. I hope
    2
  9568.  @theywouldnthavetocensormei9231  Left and right refers to American politics and has nothing to do with this.
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  9569. No, in other reports it was explained that many counterfeiters will abuse report, upvote, and downvote buttons in order to put fake reviews on top. Also a lot of these guys will also use this to sabotage their competition. Near all Amazon policing is done by algorithm, and the algorithm doesn't catch everything.
    2
  9570. There's more in that area than Serbia.
    2
  9571. Over 200 years afterwards
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  9572. Some people will still blame the LEO.
    2
  9573. Not news
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  9574. If you look at biotec ETFs you will see that overall the industry is profitable. Meaning if 90% go to zero, the remaining 10% will more than 10x
    2
  9575. Boot camp. Regular line units aren't that bad, but recruits are put through that sort of torment for basic training. It's referred to as "8 weeks of hell."
    2
  9576. I forget which company it was, but one CEO roped in investors by listing his wife as the CEO.
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  9577. Not always. Many are ponzi schemes, others are shadow banks.
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  9578. Your comment is a scam. Now shut up
    2
  9579.  @McNubbys  What?
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  9580.  @StArShIpEnTeRpRiSe  or maybe your knowledge of Russian history is confined to select wars.
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  9581.  @StArShIpEnTeRpRiSe  Silly dare, since that is easily googleable information that will inevitably turn out wrong for you even if on a technicality. Quit being rhetorical, you're no good at it
    2
  9582. If Nazis are "critics" then I will "massage" others with a knife.
    2
  9583. The houses have still not been delivered.
    2
  9584. Who is Leon?
    2
  9585. They got too many toxic Arabs as is
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  9586. Well, if you're an artilleryman firing your personal weapon instead the big gun you are also screwed. This pistol fills the role of a lightweight gun for these guys while saving the expense and weight of a full sized rifle.
    2
  9587. Come on. A trip to Walmart's phone section says otherwise
    2
  9588. More than that, you can go from zero to licensed doctor for 100-200 grand in the US.
    2
  9589. It really is. There's lots of interesting local customs and they love to throw a party for friends.
    2
  9590. No one cares
    2
  9591. They were never profitable
    2
  9592. A good murder, is its own reward.
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  9593. This has nothing to do with religion
    2
  9594. How much did you lose?
    2
  9595.  @RobFrank22  How much did you lose
    2
  9596. And corruption. Which one was it that straight up stole a company by using eminent domain and a worthless promise of payment?
    2
  9597. What? None of this is classified.
    2
  9598. Leave rockets to rocket scientists
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  9599. Demanding answers for why science didn't predict this is silly enough as to reflect incompetence.
    2
  9600. Doesn't that count as a short barreled rifle?
    2
  9601. Really? I find a lot of super cheap discount goods... They're often sus, because a lot of Chinese counterfeiters sell on Amazon.
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  9602. That's likely the one of very few places it would be economical to do so.
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  9603. ​ @JohnSmith-jh1iy or at least use to years back. I don't know if they toned down the pace of operations there
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  9604. ​@Connor Werdel not just that, but most of it is not available in English
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  9605. "Guns. We got them, you need them!"
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  9606. They found the gas some years back and are building a number of rigs, iirc
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  9607. Venture capital firms have the same risk-reward as crowdfunded ventures.
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  9608. Is the same city China Observer was reporting had 4000% default rate spikes? I literally lost track.
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  9609. Lose the tear jerking. The war continues until someone surrenders
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  9610. No one is getting boneses. Not without the shareholders suing, anyway.
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  9611. No one asked you
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  9612. I assume you're not familiar with Mali, which is what these idiots mean by "east Africa." The nation is broken with the formal government only controlling certain areas and rebels and jihadis and tribes controlling most remote areas. Their army... Has no idea what they're doing and lack basic industry to build basic weapons. Ergo, they get a first world ally to help them, and that's mostly what France did. Provide trainers, mechanics, air support, and other technical stuff. Then there was a whole drama where France decided Mali wasn't worth the money and risk to their own men, then the Malian government started talking about hiring Russian mercenaries (France's enemy), and later Mali announced France wasn't quitting because they fired them. France has finally abandoned Mali.
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  9613. Temu is a ponzi scheme providing a platform for ponzi schemes
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  9614. Yes, I too watch Patrick Boyle
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  9615. The loophole is it's legal to loan a Chinese guy money to buy stocks on you behalf. This is so common that the rule you mention is almost irrelevant, because while foreigners aren't on any board of directors they can still dictate affairs by threatening to pull their money out.
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  9616. They were always broke
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  9617. Neither side threw their men's lives away. Simply never happened, except in the minds of neo-Nutzis.
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  9618. @robert48044  lack of the will to fight is the biggest problems for both sides right now.
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  9619. No one that is currently suing government departments for not using EV has been buying EV, why would they do so because gasoline is momentarily expensive?
    2
  9620. Zilch.
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  9621.  @PapaJenkinz  not near enough
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  9622. Including yours
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  9623. He also admitted to assaulting another guy right before the cops got there
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  9624. Same
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  9625. Immigration lawyers are expensive but worth it and the process is much smoother with them. Some countries will also offer citizenship with the requisite payment
    2
  9626. Why would that be funny?
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  9627. @pb25193  that's silly. An entrepreneur, by definition, is NOT working class
    2
  9628. Yeah, that's why I won't short something like IEP. Dividends makes puts/shorts expensive
    2
  9629. No one cares
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  9630. There's always someone that has access. In the case of the hedge fund managers and that orange county official, it was literally their jobs to find suitable investments.
    2
  9631. Oh look, another willfully delusional coward on the internet. Shut up.
    2
  9632. You can't invest in state ventures
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  9633. Dude, this isn't a world war. Moscow can pay the bills.
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  9634.  @thomas316  they've lost it.
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  9635.  @thomas316  there is no question, dude. The market overreacted.
    2
  9636. As if VICE isn't a bunch of crackheads trying to manipulate votes?
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  9637. Tiny? There's tens of thousands of Israeli citizens there and permanent armored brigades stationed there.
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  9638.  @phoque121  nah. The US has no interest in the area whatsoever. We didn't even do anything when pirates drove out the oil barons.
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  9639.  @accountretired9479  there were photos and everything. Most of the stuff we know about is simply impossible to hide. And reported there's even illiterate officers due to nepotism.
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  9640. Fake hatred.
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  9641. Everything costs money dumdum
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  9642. What?
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  9643.  @Wowthatsfunnylol121  how can you talk so much but say so little?
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  9644. Potatoes give really high production per acre but take a lot of water. Wheat is a much more hardy crop.
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  9645. One of many issues, yes
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  9646. Not really. You have to put house location in when applying for insurance, but California is exactly the type of state to ban insurance companies for charging too much
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  9647.  @Kriophoros  you're making this up as you go along.
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  9648. ​ @IvanPlayStation4LiFe not great, but they're making a little money
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  9649. Anything made in Communist China is not so good
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  9650. In order to profit from that taxes would have to exceed 100%, which they don't
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  9651. He does. You just don't care to hear it.
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  9652. As if people didn't whine about the BBC before your time.
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  9653. Only the ones committing account fraud. Civilized countries force builders to put the money in escrow
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  9654.  @shrimpy7862  not if you know anything about farming
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  9655. Politics, mostly. We argue over gun laws ad nauseum and a lot of people support/oppose gun laws indiscriminately. Namely, you'll hear this VERBAITIM: "can't pass sensible gun control laws." That dates back to the early 2000's when there was the 10-year "assault weapons ban." Issues included disputed constitutionality and the vague and arbitrary definitions of assault weapon. Congress argued the matter in circles for years, but nothing was passed so the ban was allowed to expire. You'll see a lot of the same rhetoric floating around often attached nonsensically to anything related to guns. Yeah, it's annoying.
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  9656. dude, this is ponzi scheming. As Patrick said, the competition was turning a profit
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  9657. These guys will find that in Africa they're still getting what they pay for
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  9658. Vigilantes, dingbat. They're paid vigilantes.
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  9659. @KingUnKaged  actually the plot twist was that he was metaphorically two faced the whole time. Putting on a wholesome face for cameras while showing paranoia and indifference to a lot of the people he dealt with (also manipulated Rachel into dating him).
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  9660. No one cares
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  9661.  @ursusursidae3527  go away
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  9662. The subsidies are still in effect.
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  9663.  @gabrielteixeira6152  Some courts said otherwise.
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  9664.  @Raggamuffinz917  No, they would have settled out of court. We all know the rules, and only incompetent assholes want to be vindicated by the courts.
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  9665.  @andrewjones575  of thieves, yes. Scammers specifically, not so much.
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  9666. South Africa is defunct
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  9667. Description says he immediately pulled a gun on the cop
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  9668.  @DJcyberslash  shut up
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  9669. Hold still
    1
  9670. Cops don't have wall hacks.
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  9671.  @pacificalliance3782  you mind lending me that crystal ball when you're done with it? You can't even guarantee they'll be Communists 30 years from now.
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  9672.  @freemanol  that reflects your worldview, no necessarily anyone else's
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  9673.  @freemanol  how can you talk so much but say so little?
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  9674. There's a lot more to life than fighting. Except with places this old, often the only thing that survives is some knives.
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  9675. Card counters know this well and will often go in disguise so as to not be removed by security. And some casinos will hire card counters to play with rich gamblers to ensure they lose.
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  9676.  @mpirron1  the casino will bankroll the advantaged player and split the winnings with him. All the advantaged play is have a good time with rich chumps and play well.
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  9677. Many alleged science deniers never even deny anything they simply have an opinion that egotistical bastards hate
    1
  9678. Maybe Hindenburg has a mole in that organization.
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  9679. The Victorian era had better products, the lack of regulations just allowed snake oil to exist. And BTW, it was Chinese expats selling literal snake oil as medicine.
    1
  9680. who?
    1
  9681. Russia is a developed market, not an emerging one.
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  9682. Mismanagement is not a crime, and you're talking nonsense. If you're referring to the corporate raiding that was because he jumped into Wall Street back when it was dying. It was during the inflationary era when people simply stopped buying paper assets because they lost value with the dollar and they stopped borrowing because banks would charge extra to make up for inflation. Stocks were so cheap that some traded for a fraction of the value of the real world stuff they owned so management simply took their own companies private and the corporate raiders forced this upon fund managers that didn't want to do it because they could simply buy the funds and sell the assets.
    1
  9683. Wishful thinking
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  9684.  @Grogueman  no Chinese firm can afford them
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  9685. This is about the crisis, not socioeconomic issues.
    1
  9686. Oh god, could you seriously shut up about that? It's been over.
    1
  9687. That's a product, not a company
    1
  9688. The Azeris aren't in that position
    1
  9689. Not that much, but they will still report a positive number.
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  9690. Those acquisitions were part of the scam. Allegedly, government contacts rigged bids and changed rules so Adani could buy them for peanuts.
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  9691. She'll spend years in jail but somehow "got away with it." And even if the worse possible outcome for her happened, life in prison would not be an option. Quit spreading libel, you're so bad at it you might not be fit to breed.
    1
  9692. There's a very clear trend with these killings.......
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  9693. Put the weed down
    1
  9694. Ha! It's crypto frauds on one side and everyone else on the other.
    1
  9695. Where is this lab? BURN IT TO THE GROUND!!!!
    1
  9696.  @KennyakaTI  like you'd know a fu'xing thing about that
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  9697.  @KennyakaTI  like you'd know anything about it
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  9698.  @KennyakaTI  And you wouldn't be able to identify parts that have been actively sabotaged, let alone parts of low quality
    1
  9699. Many countries have multi-party systems, but frankly they're not always an improvement.
    1
  9700.  @EperogiLimousine  I know. It's quite the disappointment
    1
  9701. If you'd watch the video you'd realize Britain doesn't care. And if you knew anything about Britain you'd know the monarchy has filled only ceremonial roles for over a century. The Parliaments and PMs of each Commonwealth state has all the power.
    1
  9702.  @syedalehasnaatshah  oh... Sorry. There's a lot of weird stuff on the internet, though
    1
  9703. Best AWACs, but there's more to the story
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  9704. Mr Torgue approves.
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  9705. Ha. FARC is still around, the ELN is fighting, there's still a number of drug cartels, and they're still screwing donkeys last I heard.
    1
  9706. Shut up, coward
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  9707. Getting pregnant. And no.
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  9708. Who cares about the accent?
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  9709. Of course guns are art, because murder is beautiful! (SARCASM)
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  9710. Amazon hires anyone at all, they don't import labor.
    1
  9711. Liars get scalped
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  9712.  @scaryjoker  leave Afghanistan to those of us that aren't liars.
    1
  9713. Get a new fraudulent headline for variety's sake.
    1
  9714.  @y.l7455  what? There are dozens of wars in Iraq
    1
  9715.  @yosefbensadon4933  Yemen had nothing to do with that
    1
  9716.  @amir-zz7lz  just for show
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  9717.  @y.l7455  it's one of many fake wars they do
    1
  9718. Why does everything have to have incompatible consonants...
    1
  9719. There's such an intelligence vacuum we don't really know much of anything
    1
  9720. What is with this robot?
    1
  9721. Those were definitely a thing.
    1
  9722. All that babble amounts to "leverage up and go into real estate." I got news for you, you'll need about a million dollars worth of rentals to be a full time landlord, at which point it becomes just another job.
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  9723. Fire works better and it has happened a lot. DEA agent Enrique "Kiki" Carmarena became famous for finding many of La Federacion's plantations which the Federales promptly burned, causing many billions of dollars of weed to go up in smoke. La Federacion killed Kiki, and the Mexican President got a call from the American President to take them down. So end La Federacion.
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  9724.  @YusufHaddad  this goon doesn't know how basic detective worked or when drug wars started...
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  9725. Not in our dialect of English.
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  9726.  @adventussaxonum448  but as we say in my country, I could care less. :)
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  9727.  @rosbif4960  yours
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  9728.  @rosbif4960  except you pronounce moot and mute the same.
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  9729.  @rosbif4960  liar
    1
  9730.  @rosbif4960  you speak English natively
    1
  9731. Shut up
    1
  9732. India doesn't have the competency or funds for that. And this isn't from power plants, it's from crop burning and wood stoves
    1
  9733. Mann is the Anglo-Saxon spelling and in that dialect of Old English, mann simply meant people. See mankind, manpower, manslaughter.
    1
  9734. Then the pumpers are nowhere to be found
    1
  9735. Ha! Incliding the ones you help start?
    1
  9736. That's just math. Fat people get health problems. End of story.
    1
  9737. @zee4265  Don't be silly
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  9738.  @Opeandaway  That's as retarded as Hillary trying to regulate school food. Her idiot cheerleader mind couldn't comprehend that teenaged boys eat more than any adult.
    1
  9739. Congratulations. You're now a rabbit farmer.
    1
  9740. You want Moscow to put tanks in Baku? That might actually be an improvement...
    1
  9741. He's establishing the undisputed facts of the matter. Nothing more, but good journalism.
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  9742. @13. Ghani Ziyad Sagiansyah remember, though. You always get what you pay for.
    1
  9743.  @Canyoubuildlegos  there's been a number of anti-trust lawsuits for this very reason. I recall recently a number of firms were fined for settling turf among select drugs among themselves. They did this in order so each would have an economy of scale, but they also established a near monopoly. With Shkreli, he was a hedge fund bought a medicine maker that had the patent for a super obscure but life saving drug. He then added another zero to the price. He was getting sued when he went to prison for an unrelated crime and IIRC was forced to sell his shares. So don't go spreading literal conspiracy theories about every medicine you hear of just because a decade ago the POTUS wanted to nationalize health insurance. You're just making yourself look silly, and wasting everyone's time.
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  9744. @Infinite Adriann that's completely baseless, especially when these are global companies you're berating. Just because one POTUS tried to nationalize healthcare a decade ago doesn't mean you have to regurgitate the recklessly ignorant libel the editorials printed.
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  9745.  @konsumkind99  Germany is not the world. Most of the world has private insurance and most people can't afford it and/or don't care for it.
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  9746.  @konsumkind99  no, that's never how it works. That's like saying the Bush administration brought down average HS grades, therefore our schools must be bad. Reality: The Bush era No Child Left Behind program is causing kids that would ordinarily drop out due to degeneracy or stupidity to graduate with low grades. In German healthcare's case I don't specifically know why it's like that, but I'd wager it's due to heavy state subsidizies. That's fine, but just note that one way or another people get what they pay for.
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  9747.  @konsumkind99  how would you know what taxes Germany on aggregate pays compared to anyone else? Also that's immaterial, as the biggest expense for any government is the military and Germany has been below NATO minimums for decades. Also, I can't speak of the quality of German healthcare relative to other developed nations. Using Google I see your insurance premium is kept low because everyone gets the basic government provided insurance plus any private insurance they want on top of it. Which is fine. What I can say is in the US there are strict standards and licensing for everything you can imagine connected to medicine. When the average doctor has more years of eduction than the average quantum physicist, you'll understand their time is valuable. First thing to know about US healthcare is a lot of Americans refuse to hear a kind word about it because a decade ago we elected a President who promised to nationalize health insurance.
    1
  9748.  @konsumkind99  again, IDK how the quality of hospitals compares, and IDK if those stats account for government provided insurance. The bottom line is due to recklessly incompetent political activists, sources on US healthcare are often distorted, obfuscated, baseless, and sometimes falsified.
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  9749. No. Why would they? And there's nothing "illegal" about an act of war.
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  9750.  MSC  you don't know the meaning of the word
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  9751. Not always, but this guy is clearly a professional ponzi schemer
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  9752. Shut up
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  9753. *hodgies
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  9754. "NO ONE KILLS MY BUDDY BUT ME!"
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  9755. I just ride a motorcycle. I think the 100 miles per gallon I get does more for everyone than EVs or hybrids do.
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  9756. They literally didn't. Your info isn't just inaccurate it is over a year outdated
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  9757.  @chrisaycock5965  Dude, I don't know what hyper-specific neighborhood you're referrencing, but even if you're telling the truth this is not the norm
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  9758.  @chrisaycock5965  Dude, I'm starting to think you may be talking about pre-2008 housing prices.
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  9759.  @chrisaycock5965  Your info is a year outdated minimum.
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  9760. They're an asset manager, not a hedge fund
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  9761. Venomous creatures are what you get when animals have to defend themselves against predators 50 times their size.
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  9762.  @MagnonOka  you getting beaten to death by your own children on bogus homosexuality charges
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  9763.  @MagnonOka  True, but men still get shot for that crime anyway. Now don't you have a puppy to beat up or something?
    1
  9764. The gen system is useless
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  9765. Lose the hyperbole. No one's going to die because we didn't get a telescope.
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  9766. "just a day after getting out of jail." and "Deal reportedly pointed a gun at officers." I think someone was angry about going to jail and wanted to prove to himself how powerful he was.
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  9767. You just saying that because the victim is young and pretty?
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  9768.  @Taeoxo_127  unfortunately that's the reason it became national news, though
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  9769.  @jonbutcher9805  That's not a repeatable business model (unlike tofu dreg)
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  9770.  @Shineon83  Why you so intent on blaming these fools for their employer's insolvency?
    1
  9771.  @ronnelacido1711  let's pressgang you and see what you think of that
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  9772. They were probably shot simply because they were seen driving out of a Jewish neighborhood. Gangsters in this area aren't all that picky about who lives and who dies.
    1
  9773. And yet, it adds no real value.
    1
  9774. An Amazon substitute when Amazon exists @KomeFits 
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  9775. Sign you don't know anything about knocking off people... They did so for the following reasons: 1. Screw that guy. 2. He had a gun and intent to use it and you ain't sure he's dead with one shot. You aim center mass and shoot until they close their eyes for good. 3. Screw that guy. 4. Adrenalin does weird things. 5. Screw that guy. 6. There's no rules about overkill. 7. And most importantly: SCREW THAT GUY
    1
  9776.  @mongo5386  nice medical diagnosis from one second of film. Besides, no one shoots to injure, these cops intended to kill him and there's no such thing as overkill.
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  9777.  @mongo5386  probably. It probably wouldn't have been instantly fatal either and there's no way to know any of this at the time. And again OVERKILL ISN'T A CRIME or even against department policy. Literally no one cares if the suspect got mag dumped, least of all you mr Bad Faith Arguments.
    1
  9778. I'm pretty sure he didn't say that
    1
  9779. Go away
    1
  9780. Shut up
    1
  9781. And you that your gas station was causing you trouble...
    1
  9782. Lose the boogieman nonsense
    1
  9783.  @mikicerise6250  that ain't funny
    1
  9784. If you think it'll just get worse just buy something else. Berkshire is always a buy as are ETFs
    1
  9785. You can make most Turkish women do anything if you promise to give their children a ton of cash.
    1
  9786. If your on Robinhood that's probably because their charts aren't live and there was a delay between when the data was sent to you and when you hit buy. But yeah, with illiquid securities the bid-ask spread gets wide.
    1
  9787.  @denisflorian2431  sign you don't know anything about Slavs
    1
  9788. I have a feeling you'd say that no matter what was happening.
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  9789.  @carlrodalegrado4104  no
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  9790.  @Humble-bee-zee  huge thread. No one understands you
    1
  9791.  @Johnpinckney98  that's not how markers work
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  9792.  @frankystyles5642  be serious. All US real estate is worth 16 TRILLION dollars, so unless a company is going to have a market cap by far exceeding the US GDP there's no possibility of that happening. And even if someone could try that, they'd be breaking anti-trust laws. Even then, they'd just be landlords and not governors.
    1
  9793. Very ponzi
    1
  9794. This problem is still current. It'll go away with the EV bubble.
    1
  9795.  @murphy7068  not that fast
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  9796.  @mwmatthews1  Who was it who said "the market can be irrational longer than you can stay solvent." And that's a ridiculous comparison. The EV switch is over pollution issues where we knowingly sacrifice purformance. The techs you talk about were direct improvements.
    1
  9797.  @mwmatthews1  which would explain why EV are 2% of car sales but have a market cap exceeding the remaining 98%.
    1
  9798. When war comes, the last thing you'll be worried about is costs.
    1
  9799. Saturdays are particularly crazy in South Africa because everyone is paid by check on fridays.
    1
  9800. Fun fact: Investing in "vice stocks" like tobacco, alcohol, gambling, and guns beats the market by a small but statistically significant amount. No one can agree whether this is because idiots refuse to touch these investments or because the market is correctly pricing in regulatory risk.
    1
  9801. Who said anything about that?
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  9802. What makes you think he was a serial offender?
    1
  9803. Borderlands called, they want their Psychos back!
    1
  9804. Their downgrade of mortgage assets burst the bubble. Literally, overnight it went from risk free to junk and the next day the stock market adjusted their prices bankrupting everyone that borrowed to invest.
    1
  9805. I somehow doubt he torched your house, and those things are hard to prove unless they're caught in the act or caught on camera. I've totally seen people abuse PFA systems so I'm afraid no one can take your word for it.
    1
  9806. Shut up
    1
  9807. Except that guy really was an idiot. A political appointee.
    1
  9808. Shut up
    1
  9809. Vhut? Science won't make anyone rich. On average people lose money entering academia
    1
  9810. Who said anything about AI? And we already have Reaper drones. And the range on these little ones makes limits their use
    1
  9811.  @crooked52h  impossible
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  9812.  @crooked52h  What?
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  9813. Dude, a large portion of departments have never had an officer involved shooting.
    1
  9814. Vhut?
    1
  9815. That stat might be true wherever the study was done, but the exact numbers would vary with cultures
    1
  9816. It's called "grilled cheese" and there's nothing new about it.
    1
  9817. Mr Bolsonaro did many things, that is not one of them.
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  9818.  @ghostnoodle9721  that doesn't answer the question. According to industry insiders practices like pay to win and buggy releases actually do effect the bottom line. How exactly do you think someone can price gouge a video game? Or are you just jealous of Microsoft's market share?
    1
  9819.  @trey6563  why you so angry as if you need to convince a non-existent audience of that?
    1
  9820. Xi isn't crazy. In fact, he isn't even involved with most of this bull.
    1
  9821. She's investing in literally all the bubbles if that's what you mean.
    1
  9822.  @diyarqandil3069  Shut up, lazybutt
    1
  9823. Get back in class, kiddo
    1
  9824. The Israelis would rat them out no question. Politics be damned.
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  9825. They've only ever been vaguely socialist. There are state ventures, state subsidized ventures, and hotshot owned ventures and all the above are run by men with direct connections to current or past oligarchs. None are profitable, but they all make the execs filthy rich.
    1
  9826. You get paid four times what a Mexican/Chinese/Brazilian doing the exact same job gets.
    1
  9827. Lesson learned: Finance is boring, the apocalypse is not.
    1
  9828. Liar
    1
  9829. Vhut?
    1
  9830. Largely the same guys have worked there the whole time. Mostly finance majors she recruited from colleges.
    1
  9831.  @redrust3  Some of them did when a fraud scheme was busted, but there's all sorts of incentives around on the state and federal level.
    1
  9832. You can tell just by looking at it the plane is not stealth. The flat top and bottom are visible on radar no matter how good the radar-absorbing paint is... And I doubt the paint they're using even works.
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  9833. Our enemies did not PREFER land mines. They simply lacked the expertise and courage for any other sort of offensive
    1
  9834. That's a joke, right?
    1
  9835.  @lukefreeman828  oh really. Then tell me why the writer of a book called Project Mars wrote about things he expected to happen in his lifetime? Tell me why their are Mars colony housing designs floating around when there is again no chance of that happening in our lifetimes?
    1
  9836. The regs aren't normally the issue, it's the insanely slow bureaucracy
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  9837. Wasta literally means connections, but in practice it means friends with guns.
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  9838. There's nothing to learn because nothing significant is happening
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  9839. It simply was not stealth, except face on
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  9840.  @richierich1835  it's a good thing they ain't
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  9841.  @PIV_Rides  please leave aerospace to those of us that know basic facts about aerospace
    1
  9842. That ain't funny
    1
  9843. There never was any genocide or mass land theft from any party on the American frontier. Saying otherwise demonstrates castration worthy incompetence.
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  9844. @pinkerproductions7420  in the US, yes. Right and left are relative
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  9845. @pinkerproductions7420  there is no center point. Only children think the world revolves around clickbait news
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  9846. @retrictumrectus1010  shut up
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  9847. No manipulation necessary. Just another market bubble of idiots bidding up anything connected to AI. Unclear if the bubble already popped
    1
  9848. Shut up, al-Thani.
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  9849.  @rf-uj5sc  American men find authoritative women sexy, that's why politicians and influencers alike lower their voices.
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  9850. Tell it to the kefala, al-Thani
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  9851. Dude, it's all for show. They know it's bullshit
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  9852. Hardeehar
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  9853. Ha
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  9854. We ain't going to punitively tax anyone because you covet their cash.
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  9855. He's still rich
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  9856.  @gamingtonight1526  Yeah. By the very people regurgitating the rhetoric. Such as yourself.
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  9857.  @edgardevice  who's you guys? And if it really was so clear cut and the deniers just conspiratards why are you so bent on declaring the truth any chance you get? Especially weird when it's pretty hard to find a dissenting voice and people will even threaten to revoke degrees of deniers. I can tell you, it's because of the 2000 Presidential election politicizing the subject. Regardless of the actual truth of the matter, the politics of global warming has nothing to do with the science of global warming.
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  9858.  @edgardevice  a curious assumption since I am yet to give an opinion on the matter. I'm a historian, not a geologist, so I won't. What I can say is the idea of global warming floated around along with literally dozens of doomsday theories until Al Gore (who had zero expertise in the matter) made it his election gimmick. Quickly opinions on global warming reflected party affiliations and Gore's sycophants (fraudulently) equated science with the alarmist and I am actually yet to see any sort of scientific test to see if any of it were true. In fact some scientists maintain side studies on the matter they care nothing for just to ensure Federal funding, and all the studies I've seen took statements by politicians as fact. Ergo, regardless the ultimate truth of the matter I'm sure you'll understand the drama about climate change has nothing to do with the science.
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  9859. Shut up
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  9860.  @imammo867  liars burn in hell
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  9861. That one sycophant definitely was... Or he's a hardcore troll
    1
  9862. Speaking of the great depression, who was it who left the market when he realized the shoe shine boy was giving stock picks?
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  9863. Exactly
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  9864. You read a lot out of so little, almost as if you write hateful vitriol about cops everywhere. Judging from the screaming he was more intent on getting the guy under control first, the suspect's confort being irrelevant.
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  9865.  @diemonfan5276  you should take a long break from the internet, silly keyboard warrior. Fact is you cannot claim you would not have made an identical mistake assuming it was a mistake given the element of human fear and adrenaline. Also, no one cares how much it hurt, least of all you.
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  9866.  @diemonfan5276  come on. You know better. Quit being a cliché
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  9867. no one cares
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  9868. Shut up
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  9869. Shut up
    1
  9870. Watch the video
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  9871. Divorces never happen in happy couples
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  9872. In select parts of Japan
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  9873. What?
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  9874. How you think BuzzFeed rose and fell? An angry click is still a click
    1
  9875. Shut up
    1
  9876. That Perceptron is a case in point to the distinct difference between science and science fiction
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  9877. Not all. Some people buy them just to show off they're rich or so they can pretend they're smarter than anyone else.
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  9878. And eliminated paper value.
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  9879.  @kevinavila9489  and if you profited by shorting that it'd be considered market manipulation
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  9880. Watch the video, that's not even how that worked and you know it.
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  9881.  @griffinsmith6614  what does that have to do with hodgies scamming chumps?
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  9882. Quit spamming that. The Saudis do frivolous murders all the time. One Bedouin was killed just because he refused to leave when evicted
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  9883. Liar
    1
  9884. Vhut?
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  9885.  @bernhardjordan9200  vhut medical experiment?
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  9886. I imagine this only works on ductile materials. Certainly alloys will be impossible.
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  9887. Or suicide by narcissism
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  9888. Most of the trading was with Tulip futures, and it was a real investment as they were in high demand among gardeners. Just not trading a flower for a house kind of demand...
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  9889.  Liberalism is a Mental Disorder  it's a statistical fact. Sometimes people are arrested in connection to a contract killing but most gangsters don't have that sort of money/connections. Recall, most gangs in Mexico have no government/cartel connections, and most sicarios have no formal gang membership, and most crime doesn't involve full time criminals. You don't need to expose high profile individuals to get offed, you simply need to have specific knowledge/evidence that damns someone. Also, VICE reporters found there are lots of part-time reporters in Mexico, mostly covering hyper-specific topics like rural towns and certain neighborhoods and most of them publish on Facebook. Vice found 8 community reporters murdered shortly after posting their location on the internet.
    1
  9890.  @Progressive.G  dude, be logical. You don't need to cross a mafia to get offed, all you need is specific evidence that damns SOMEONE. Maybe a journalist found out who the neighborhood burglar was
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  9891.  @Progressive.G  specific journalists that threaten to publish specific crimes get targeted by cartels, yes. But the majority of gangs aren't part of a cartel, and the majority of crimes are not committed by any gang.
    1
  9892. And frankly that's actually productive work instead of simple transfer of wealth.
    1
  9893. Shut up
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  9894.  @bathhatingcat8626  shut up
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  9895. That's physcially impossible. The garbage in the video is just systemic Ponzi schemes, not protectionist garbage
    1
  9896. Not always. But in Chinese culture, everything is considered a competition for dominance, even history class.
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  9897. Inexperienced politicians just act like narcissistic retards
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  9898. Get real. When your daily meals intends to murder you it's necessary to avoid all risk of injury because it is inevitable some day you'll get unlucky and break something.
    1
  9899. That is not a good thing. You want a currency to maintain a fixed value
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  9900.  @lamwen03  Scam somewhere else. That hellhole hasn't even discovered the tractor. Dehli gets smothered in smog yearly because farmers burning their crops. And they are incapable of making an airplane.
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  9901. Just think. It was all dependent on burning cash from rich chumps. All those high wages, all that rapid growth, and all the phony riches went POOF when the money printer was turned off
    1
  9902.  @Default0102  Slavery suits you
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  9903.  @pebblepod30  don't you have a math test to fail?
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  9904.  @KKAK7  shut up
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  9905. Goldman-Sachs isn't into that ESG shit. They just sell ratings. You're suspiciously eager to call others hypocrits
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  9906. Also, in Japan, all houses are considered haunted. A lot of people don't want to buy a house from the estate of a dead guy, even if he died peacefully in a hospital.
    1
  9907.  @ELXABER  It literally makes them German. Tesla doesn't do as Chinese state run firms do and import workers, Tesla hires local help (which is why they're abandoning China)
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  9908. The discount rate. The amount people will pay for a regular dividend or part ownership of a company that will make money in the future is the treasury rate plus some extra to cover the risks of the business. When government bonds returned almost nothing people were paying absurd prices for a share in other companies, but now that rates are high-ish you see the stocks of all companies that rely on borrowed money has crashed.
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  9909. Why you feel the need to slander a dead guy?
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  9910. Weird argument, since near all the disputed land was simply purchased from local Arabs.
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  9911. So what?
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  9912. Canadian law is mostly a direct copy of US law
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  9913. Irrelevant.
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  9914. It was never actually considered abnormal for civvies to learn how to fight. The boy scouts was originally where they learned this stuff, during the Cold War there were volunteer groups keeping watch for bombers, and before the Civil War the vast majority of all US armed forces were unpaid militias. The only thing weird about these days is that tactical gear usage is very much a hobby for many people.
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  9915. @bigbusiness7035  according to microsoft's webpage the two go hand in hand
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  9916. Shut up
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  9917. Not if you know anything
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  9918.  @loupasternak  he's talking out his butt and more than likely didn't watch the video
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  9919. You totally look like your Dad, too.
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  9920. I wish
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  9921. That isn't just legally wrong, it's legal advice so bad that you would be found criminally liable if someone believed you.
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  9922. Wut?
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  9923.  @MelaninMagdalene  do you even know what the CIA is?
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  9924.  @MelaninMagdalene  is that your way of saying no, you don't know anything about the CIA?
    1
  9925.  @MelaninMagdalene  The truth is you're both a liar, a troll, and an idiot. And judging by your screen name you're probably a heretic too. So shut up.
    1
  9926.  @graysonstevens2283  it's replacing both. In theory, anyway.
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  9927. Shut up
    1
  9928. Take your meds.
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  9929. That lady officer turned the gun sideways as if it's just for show... Not faulting her
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  9930. MOAB ain't this
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  9931. Shut up, people
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  9932. You give way too much importance to comments.
    1
  9933. Found the thief
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  9934. Lose the sycophancy. Mr Biden has no control over monetary policy
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  9935. Given the suspect tried to run him over, yes. An assessment you definitely agree with.
    1
  9936. Leave copping to cops, herr civvie
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  9937.  @seankavanagh7625  As if people on this thread aren't goading Ireland to invade Belfast........
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  9938. All the effects of the crash were gone by 2012. Idiots were still insisting there was still in recession in 2019 because politics
    1
  9939.  @Mike-xp8zc  in that case grab an SMG
    1
  9940. We all know what happened. What little cash was dispensed was stolen. And it's not like Turks care about other Turks
    1
  9941. For these assholes acting on their own initiative? Note this harassment goes both ways too.
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  9942. They can't
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  9943.  @AnonymousanonymousA  nah, I mean market manipulation of that scale is impossible. Not even the POTUS could pull off a market wide market manipulation scheme. Unless you're baselessly alleging a scheme on an unnamed stock?
    1
  9944.  @lockinggone7862  Do you have a death wish?
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  9945. Make the arrangements if you will, but we don't allow vigilantes around here so know the risks
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  9946.  @rafetizer  most disappointing
    1
  9947. Lying isn't necessary when the Afrikaner is involved.
    1
  9948. I wish
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  9949.  @ocampbell1954  usually fools condescending on capitalism are idiot college kids relying on their parents for money
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  9950.  @dallasjacob99  and more productive, sometimes
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  9951.  @jessem4659  found the deadbeat
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  9952. Shut up​ @Tentacl 
    1
  9953. Wut?
    1
  9954. This is China. A lot of the vaccines were fake.
    1
  9955. Just think of how retarded it was none of these bankers realized the tech space was a cash burning sector.
    1
  9956. Sounds like your gain is at investor's expense.
    1
  9957. He was also insane. The type of insane where he would have no idea what right and wrong is.
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  9958. Not when you hear the body counts....
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  9959. The crime drama based on this should definitely be called "The Lunacy" when it inevitably comes out.
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  9960. Shut up
    1
  9961. Possibly. But censorship doesn't happen overnight in India as they pretend to have free press. Someone would have to trump up defamation or espionage charges and buy off investigators/judges. Usually that only happens when you tick off a hotshot directly.
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  9962.  @foxtrot9977  Oddly specific demand. But the fact if how the law works is defamation is a felony, and you can't argue that the statements were true or satirical. All that matters is if the statements express "hatred or contempt, or excite or attempt to excite disaffection." The Indian Supreme Court upheld the law saying "An individual's freedom of speech is balanced by an individual's right to reputation." Case in point, Swedish professional moron PewDiePie trash talked his competitor for largest YouTube channel T-Series (Indian music media). He straight up said his statements weren't defamation since they were ridiculous and obvious satire. But that didn't matter in India, where he was banned from the country. There was also a #MeToo activist who escaped defamation charges, a Dehli student union leader was charged for "anti-national" speeches, a cartoonist was arrested for allegedly mocking the constitution, a business college filed criminal complaints to prevent the publication of ridicule against them, and you should already see the pattern. Mid-level political enemies are the main target. You must realize that the men spreading conspiracy theories on this very video could theoretically also be charged with defamation.
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  9963.  @foxtrot9977  how could you have possibly read that one sentence but not the rest of it? You're as bad at lying as the average telemarketing scammer.
    1
  9964.  @nwah4494  this goon seems to think governments are gods...
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  9965.  @milovarquiel  shut up. Your opinion doesn't matter
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  9966.  @danielmorton1606  Shut up
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  9967. We ain't Stalin. We ain't doing that.
    1
  9968.  @CV-br1eu  I bet my life, and yours.
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  9969. @C V  this idiot wants to live in Zimbabwe.
    1
  9970. Probabilities are amazing
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  9971. EU membership and colonialism are as unrelated as Moscow and homosexuality.
    1
  9972.  @aritragupta4182  don't you have an insurance scam to bungle?
    1
  9973. The Housing Bubble didn't involve corruption.
    1
  9974.  @johnyossarian9059  you know that got debunked decades ago, right?
    1
  9975. One women in Australia was jailed because she said her baby was taken by dingos and no one believed her because dingos were not seen as a threat to humans. It wasn't until a similar incident was stopped in the act that she was released. If the animal will eat meat, it will eat you if it can.
    1
  9976. So?
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  9977. That's silly. These are literally two branches of the same government fighting each other.
    1
  9978. Obligatory flaimbait retort!
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  9979. This isn't hidden. Simply no one cares.
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  9980.  @Dad-lu1oi  you won't have a happy life if you don't
    1
  9981.  @Dad-lu1oi  before or after your girlfriend breaks your balls with her bare hands?
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  9982.  @stischer47  if that were true, I wouldn't have said that
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  9983. @harryniedecken5321  As Warren Buffet said, no one wants to be selling horses when the car is invented. That guy also bought up US textile mills as they fell and lost money. But that is not what I said, I said there wasn't widespread unemployment due to this shift. The shift was globalization where labor intensive low-skill jobs were outsourced to the turdworld, while machine intensive high-skill jobs were hoarded by the civilized world. This shift took decades.
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  9984.  @rosaliethomson4655  did you read what I just said or are you trolling me?
    1
  9985.  @LloydsofRochester  you seem to be assuming something weird. Reread this thread
    1
  9986. The last week of headlines say otherwise.
    1
  9987. Not exactly. Oxidizers can explosively decompose and they can ignite things that aren't otherwise flammable like solid steel
    1
  9988. True, but if you post that on Wallstreetbets you will receive suicide requests and if you say that on television you might get sued.
    1
  9989. Nah, there's anti-SLAPP laws for that very reason. And this is a matter of liability, meaning to whom will blame be ascribed by a court.
    1
  9990. Gas pumps are made not to do that. It is possible, though
    1
  9991. And you also lost all your money
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  9992. They are making money for the moment
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  9993. That's your grift, ain't it?
    1
  9994. China. Where even the restaurants are ponzi schemes
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  9995. Is he really a finance professional or just an amateur?
    1
  9996. "The banks give low interest because they're not giving you the fair share of profits." ...is what Charles Ponzi told the Italian immigrants.
    1
  9997. Poverty is a mighty thin excuse for whoring out your daughters. And it's not like they don't do this to rise up the ranks of government too.
    1
  9998. Shut up, Vice
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  9999. Ha ha
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  10000. Some people would have. But the objective is to control, not necessarily kill.
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  10001.  @Michelinman420  yeah, that doesn't mean everyone will shoot him like an automaton.
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  10002.  @wTwig  I didn't say it wouldn't be legal if they did.
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  10003.  @wTwig  I wasn't arguing against that
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  10004.  @TripleAstyle1  read the whole thread.
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  10005. Vhut? It's his money, he can do what he wants with it. Don't be angry that it ain't your money.
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  10006.  @ramela  That’s silly, and I'd hate to have to explain basic accounting math again.
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  10007. Communist China's stock averages are negative unless you're an insider.
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  10008.  @flammmenspeeryt9184  tell that the party.
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  10009.  @flammmenspeeryt9184  Except parts on Chinese law are still the same as back in the Mao era, like how there is no privately owned land.
    1
  10010. Shut up
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  10011. "Sap their fighting spirit" is code for "we're too cheap to do that."
    1
  10012. Does that mean 60 hertz transformers have a higher pitch?
    1
  10013. Bug off gong fei
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  10014.  @rafaelmolina123  eh?
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  10015. Found the scammer
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  10016.  @benjamindover4337  I'm to lazy to check if that's true but regardless SHE HIRED THEM, GOOFBALL!!! Just because you don't like a horse showing up does not mean it's a zebra with paint on it. Which is my way of saying, there's no reason to believe that and Ms Holmes herself admitted to straight up lying about several key facts.
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  10017. Stock prices can rise just to keep pace with inflation. In Argentina for the last 10 years stocks outperformed the S&P but that did not keep pace with inflation so it was a net loss.
    1
  10018. As Engie always said: "If that don't work, use more gun"
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  10019. It's common practice, goofball.
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  10020. They're not worth saving. Besides it's irrelevant to this
    1
  10021.  @youmakeitreal  that and most of Musk's net worth is in stocks he won't sell until he retires
    1
  10022. We literally aren't
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  10023. It's called a ponzi scheme. People throw more into election campaigns than they could ever benefit from office even if they were corrupt. The factor of other people's money means that overtly incompetent people get into office by nane recognition alone, in "the squad's" case it is because they had the right gentalia and religious views.
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  10024. Liar
    1
  10025. Ha. You know even SVB didn't go insolvent? And even then their problems didn't stem from bankruptcy, they were simply less astute than their neighbors. Banks compete for reputation. Losers get slaughtered with withdrawals.
    1
  10026. Probably was an accident... Caused by stolen tech they don't understand, shoddy manufacture, and an unqualified pilot
    1
  10027. This has nothing to do with that
    1
  10028.  @profdc9501  Chip makers cut anything the customer asks for and a lot of it is specifically for the device in question. It's like cars where a lot of interchangeability exists on common vehicles, but your mechanic might not have the needed part on hand.
    1
  10029. Canada, New Zeeland, and Australia are receiving migrants but they don't count as foreign nationals
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  10030. Don't assume there's not something you can't see in the video. But she is fighting a manslaughter charge
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  10031. Westerners expect market efficiency, where everything is at least close to fair price. That doesn't exist in China
    1
  10032. Is that a sick joke or do you have a death wish?
    1
  10033. This was fixed several years ago.
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  10034. Watch the video
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  10035. The killers were probably looking for stipends.
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  10036. The indictment isn't.
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  10037.  @EventHoriXZ0n  Exactly
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  10038.  @kapilchhabria1727  that's the Megapolis
    1
  10039. They literally don't. China imports food, especially seed crops since the junk they feed people can't be replanted
    1
  10040. Bagholder detected
    1
  10041. Their YouTube channel is a ghost town. I think people are paying them to be covered.
    1
  10042. Tell that to every other US brand that is idolized in China.
    1
  10043. Found the crypto scammer
    1
  10044. ​ @plodiN3 none entered mass production
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  10045. Both, actually.
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  10046. Shut the f*** up about her before you get your tongue cut out for lying
    1
  10047. There's degree requirements and certification tests and THEN you get a job at a brokerage.
    1
  10048.  @joshuad1716  there's no basis for that
    1
  10049. @crescentprincekronos2518  this is mostly the US we're talking about
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  10050. @mohamedelyaouti2051  equity and debt ultimately are the same. The difference is whether the greater risk and hence greater reward lays with the borrower or lender.
    1
  10051. It's a matter of purchasing power parity. If you adjust for average income, you will see those hotels are unaffordable for common people in the turdworld even if cheap for you. It's all a matter of relative wages and land values. CIA men said they took advantage of this since Washington gives fixed per diem, they'd share cheap hotel rooms together to supplement their income
    1
  10052. That officer you saw after speculated warrants, which would make sense as the suspect would know if he got a ticket he'd be busted.
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  10053. What a lot of people overlook is the negative energy costs in some regions that have too much government subsidies for this junk.
    1
  10054. Rifling wasn't invented in the early 1800's it proliferated then. The first known rifle was presented as a gift to a prince in the 1500's. They were far too expensive to make on mass until the early industrial revolution.
    1
  10055.  @isaacvitela5131  Literally nothing has happened
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  10056.  @cacateeah  spoken like a self described incel
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  10057. @isaacvitela5131  It's a statistical fact. Like how North America hasn't had negative growth since the world wars and is receiving migrants. With Europe it depends on state, but Perestroika ended decades ago
    1
  10058. I'm sure that's the reason.... ;)
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  10059. Lose the hyperbole
    1
  10060. Found the shoplifter
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  10061. They already got it. Us.
    1
  10062. Lose the silly blame shifting. No one could have prevented this if they wanted to.
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  10063.  Alan d'Eon  then go shoot them. I ain't stopping you.
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  10064.  Alan d'Eon  boldest words come from the biggest cowards, as usual.
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  10065. Patrick doesn't speak for a government, and Ireland isn't bankrupt.
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  10066. I think you don't know as much about Japan as you think
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  10067. If I could talk to Satoshi, I'd point out a flaw in his system. The system is only good for facilitating illegal transactions, even if Satoshi was thinking oppression governments rather than gains from piracy. But since the ledger is public, the authorities can easily track where the money is cashed out if they know crypto is involved.
    1
  10068. Go to hell
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  10069. One shot one kill. Better than your shooting
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  10070. What'd he do besides be incompetent?
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  10071. We do what we want with our livestock. Get over it.
    1
  10072. Bagholder detected
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  10073. South Seas was much bigger and occurred in pre-idustrial society. It had a market cap four times the GDP of England at the time
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  10074.  @crescentprincekronos2518  Only if you go with them.
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  10075.  @crescentprincekronos2518  you're no different
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  10076.  @crescentprincekronos2518  Pay for your own crimes.
    1
  10077.  @crescentprincekronos2518  Don't you have a weed deal or something?
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  10078.  @crescentprincekronos2518  How can you talk so much but say so little?
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  10079.  @crescentprincekronos2518  only if you're a liar
    1
  10080. Most people that use it are playing it in public areas where no one chooses the playlist​ @TheWizardGamez 
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  10081. @coolerking7427  exactly. There’s no longer any advertising revenue
    1
  10082. They didn't need anything more than they already had
    1
  10083. We ain't Afghan gangsters.
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  10084. Yeah, you wouldn't believe how many mobs melee assaults and arson attempts I've seen get labeled "peaceful protests" by Arab media. A lot of them openly don't care what their friends did, all they care about is blood revenge for what the other guy did.
    1
  10085. Do you have a death wish?
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  10086. I ended up with a PayPal card because of some promo requiring it. I deliberately avoided using it and I never really knew why, but it probably had something to do with how they'd take payment in crypto at one point
    1
  10087. Someone is manipulating the votes
    1
  10088. How much did you lose on Robinhood?
    1
  10089. No one needs buttcoins
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  10090. What did the attacker want? Trying to collect a debt?
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  10091. You would. Fucker, delusions of greed from vague entities is proof of greed in yourself
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  10092.  @Angry_Ranger  maybe. Still not worth risking yer life.
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  10093.  @hexashvsa  she prolly made some of those up due to a deep urge to dominate.
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  10094.  @brucebanner52  to the gamma ray chamber
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  10095.  Cody Montour  she also fled over a ticket
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  10096. What are you even talking about?
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  10097. Or especially being on the 30 under 30 list@@DJ-tn3ov
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  10098. Is that a joke or just a weird coincidence?
    1
  10099. You don't know the guy
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  10100. Vhut?
    1
  10101. What?
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  10102.  @musicmaker1617  Colonial and rape are as unrelated as US parties are to Europe.
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  10103. That wouldn't have stopped this jerkwad. He had a clean record until that moment.
    1
  10104. You didn't watch the video
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  10105.  @Waywind420  So shut up before you make a bigger fool of yourself
    1
  10106. That can be considered a terror threat
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  10107.  @Keepthepeacesharethelove  I am a-speaking for YOU!
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  10108. The National Socialists didn't start badmouthing Commies until Operation Barbarosa was being planned. It's a matter of when you asked whether they considered the association utterly false lies or simply unimportant.
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  10109.  @nikkip46  you mind making sense for two minutes?
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  10110. Shut up
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  10111. IT"S THE SAME THING
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  10112.  @forgetmre  No one fucking cares.
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  10113.  @wlee9888  Liars burn in hell
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  10114. Ms.Mendibles has such a marvelous taste in men...
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  10115. Why are you the judge of who should go to the academy, when you clearly don't know anything about copping or shooting?
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  10116.  @enochporter  you might as well said "no u." So shut up.
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  10117.  @enochporter  you said that to an army vet, so shut up.
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  10118.  @enochporter  shut up
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  10119.  @enochporter  shut up
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  10120.  @enochporter  shut up
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  10121. The US and Mexico have been allied since WWII and the idea of a conventional war in el norte is so absurd that Mexico doesn't bother with tanks and jet fighters because there is no conventional war threat. There are HUNDREDS of Feds in Mexico training forces and hunting cartel kingpins (El Chapo was found by a DEA agent). And the Federales are notorious cheapskates and Mexico is a poor country, so IDK what you mean by "modern"
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  10122. crazy wage skews between the turdworld and first world. If it's simple enough illiterate thugs can get in the business, then they will
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  10123. Class mobility has no relationship to the economy. A homeless guy in South Africa can rob a bank and instantly become in the top 1% in that country.
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  10124. No. Get over it
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  10125. No, you're getting mass flagged and auto-removed
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  10126. No. It was part of an elaborate scheme to encourage exports. High inflation makes people dump their native currency in favor of foreign ones, increasing exports. Partially pegging two currencies together encourages trade between the two nations as currency exchanges become less a problem. China used printed money to maintain a reserve of T-bills instead of gold. No, it is not possible to recall debt. It's in the bond contract that the Feds don't have to pay before the due date.
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  10127. I once had a Chinese professor. Can confirm.
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  10128. I'll wager that's in there. Pretty standard as a means for avoiding corporate taxes. It only goes so far, as you're still taxed for income earned in the US.
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  10129. Sam was in charge, he just hired totally based on nepotism
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  10130. Videogame development is high risk. Devs must get paid long before anyone buys the game, a trend that continues as long as the game continues to expand. After that it works like any other online store, with low overhead, a digital economy, and modest monthly revenue. That's why Valve buys up games with long term player activity amd turns them into freemium games marketed on their store (Steam).
    1
  10131. Weird joke
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  10132.  @neokorteks2009  I've read the Daytona Accords, so lose the distortions. This feud lacks any immediate catalyst as I guarantee Srpska didn't just get up one day and decide to defect.
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  10133.  @neokorteks2009  typo, sorry.
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  10134.  Seven Ellen  don't be silly. It's a narrow margin business and the more taxes, regs, fees, vandalism, and boycotts you pile on the more the end consumer pays for them. So lose the gaslighting, you're no good at it.
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  10135. The last bit is the most predictable, as it's near impossible to execute someone these days. Him surviving was mostly a matter of dumb luck and surrendering the instant he started losing (like a childish bully).
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  10136. Not always. Sometimes there's nukes involved. But yeah, don't invest with someone who can't tell you what they do with your money.
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  10137. Except world population is going UP you twot and only a few desert regions were irradiated in that fashion. Even Hiroshima and Nagasaki have decent fertility rates.
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  10138. "Something bit me!" Pedestrian, prolly.
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  10139. Watch the video
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  10140. Watch the video
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  10141. No one said otherwise
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  10142. There's been worse on this channel
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  10143. Where you are, maybe. But does Germany do early parole?
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  10144. Assuming they did it on purpose.....
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  10145. Except you're in a country where the currency is under control.
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  10146. Investing in people is a metaphor. People cannot literally be an investment unless you have a binding contract with them (see how athletes are counted on league books).
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  10147. Never heard of them
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  10148. Liars burn in hell
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  10149. We know without checking that it's fake show made by druggies just because you felt the need to recommend it in a comment.
    1
  10150. Headline is an oxymoron
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  10151. That's not what is alleged here
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  10152. Most of it is off the self tech from private firms they've partnered with, yes. Same goes for their current unmanned space program and their radio telescope.
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  10153. Local pirates. They'll siphon off gas, which is a big reason why it's hard to keep the pipes running. Big ventures struggle to stay profitable.
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  10154.  @cellardoor7500  DUDE! They have literally ALWAYS BEEN THIS POOR. In fact, before foreign investment came in, they had near zero access to anything more complicated that a shovel. You want to know why? Because poor education and high crime rates being passed from one generation to the next.
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  10155.  @cellardoor7500  For as far back as archeological evidence exist.
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  10156. Privilege? It's called nepotism
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  10157. People come first
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  10158.  @DerDoMeN  Do you want to become dinner?
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  10159. Shut up
    1
  10160. He was probably looking for trouble and had a brain fart
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  10161. A lot of these unelected institutions also exist to make any bill presented by elected officials as long and tedious to pass as possible. This allows the regime to give a little on small things but limits how much the elected guys can pass in a given election cycle.
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  10162. Maybe they will.
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  10163. This id10t thinks wars are profitable
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  10164. You mean was.
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  10165. @@terryjones6467 Don't you have a divorce to finalize?
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  10166. There's some angry bozo above losing it saying such temperatures are unheard of...
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  10167. IDK, range to target and backup on the way is probably a factor
    1
  10168. I'd call it that just because it's hilarious.
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  10169. Fire the expert for fraud. Haiti has only lasted this long because of US overlords
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  10170. Go to China
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  10171. Bug off
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  10172. They probably invested it in hairbrained real estate scheme and they finally marked those investments off as a loss
    1
  10173.  @seytanuakbar3022  Easter is always on a Sunday, though
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  10174. @Kasumi Rina  easter is literally the sunday after the full moon
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  10175. There's always a bigger gun
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  10176. The military hasn't executed anyone since Vietnam, IIRC.
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  10177. It's fun
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  10178. A month is not old
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  10179. @MSD Group you never heard shit about anything at all, gong fei. Do you even know why most people don't even want to build that junk?
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  10180. That's silly. The Canadian Dollar is pegged to the American Dollar.
    1
  10181.  @JaKingScomez  only for the rich
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  10182.  @Emma.Björk-Schmidt  some of them still are, some of them (reserved for "worst offenders") are copies of American prison
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  10183.  @Jonathan.D  Shut up and get drafted, kiddo
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  10184.  @JaKingScomez  I know, but some of the cells for the rich get crazy impressive.
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  10185. @tsubadaikhan6332  sometimes the jailers work for the inmates
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  10186.  @joefer5360  so?
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  10187.  @Jonathan.D  Sorry if you don't like getting thrown in the county jail for weed
    1
  10188. You seemed to have missed some things. The first cop popped the taser just before he said "put the bat down." The second cop ran in there as the shot was fired and immediately tased the dude as he was walking away with the fatal wound. Either way, a bat is definitely a lethal weapon in the hands of a military aged male, and that dude was close enough to get a swing in before getting shot. Personally, me thinks the suspect didn't care whether or not he went to prison or got shot.
    1
  10189.  @TheODLawson23  I am not their police chiefs and cannot speak for their motives. And given the politicization of the incident...
    1
  10190. There's more to technology than a blueprint
    1
  10191. He could just renegotiate his pay to convert his shares into voting shares, but that would be too easy
    1
  10192. Europe can sure as hell outlast China @sumeettanwar1608 
    1
  10193. The Feds making the data are independent agencies, but what you see spammed on the news and social media flatly contradicts the numbers regardless of elections.
    1
  10194. How many are kefalas?
    1
  10195. Crypto scammers are all young men that are deluded that the only way to obtain success is through crime. They think they can bribe policy into to place in this fashion because they assume anyone who can steal campaign funds will, just as anyone who can steal crypto will.
    1
  10196. Dead men don't pay, and I don't think Belize gangsters have access
    1
  10197. Look, Brazilian Presidents receive unsolicited gifts all the time and no one cares. Are we sure this investigation is not politically motivated?
    1
  10198. Nope. And you'll be in trouble from me if you say otherwise
    1
  10199.  @johnnycigaro9872  That’s a joke, right?
    1
  10200.  @KJT3000  not while I'm around
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  10201. 13:20 That's silly. Gas burning doesn't produce toxic fumes, unless you count CO which naturally decays into CO2. All conversations about gas pollutants come down to spills and greenhouse effects.
    1
  10202.  @K-Lowe  That hasn't been a thing since before you were born. My mother recalls how when she was a child some cars still needed leaded gasoline, but that was back when she watched the moon landing on live TV.
    1
  10203.  @MayaMatrixMuktiManifestor  Don't you have an Urdu child to abuse?
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  10204. @alfredo132220  dude, no one outside India had heard of this fool before they got Hindenburged. Details of the connection have come out over the past week like how Adani vocally supported Modi when he was a disgraced governor, how Modi got a ride in Adani's jet, how Modi helped change the rules allowing Adani to bid on airports, and was involved in arresting the guy who owned the airports and forcing their sale.
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  10205. It's called a ponzi scheme. In theory their master plan is to loan money to a lot of risky startups and only need one of them to succeed so they have the next Jeff Bezos in their pocket. For instance, someone loaned Bill Gates money when he was still working out of his parent's house and bagged a 10,000 percent profit, but there were tens of thousands of similar investments that failed
    1
  10206. Irrelevant
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  10207. Who needs jailers when you got THIS! I'll see myself out......
    1
  10208. Vhut?
    1
  10209. Oh look. Another pirate auditioning to be this channel's next guest star!
    1
  10210.  @OnTheThirdDay  liars burn in hell
    1
  10211. Not even they could do that. Their market caps are 30 times their annual revenues, and ~95% of revenue is spent immediately on expenses. Besides, they could do a lot more for us by investing in R&D for their own profit. Also there's nothing necessarily wrong with national debt.
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  10212. Same junk as that whole ebike sharing nonsense. Just Ponzi schemes funding Ponzi schemes.
    1
  10213. You sure they're spending valuable time on that when there are cartels and street gangs buying/stealing weapons any way they can?
    1
  10214.  @AV57  dude, I'm condoning the existence of casinos. I'm saying that's how it must work in order to keep their doors open. And unfortunately, there's no shortage of chumps that are willing to pay high prices for cheap thrills.
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  10215.  @AV57  obviously the house must lose sometimes in order to keep people coming back. They only need to win 51% of the time and employ economies of scale. That's how the professional gambler John Law made a living for a time. Oh yes, he'd find games with skewed odds and socialize with rich chumps. They all remembered him well as he was a good friend... That'd clean up the coins at the end of the night.
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  10216.  @AV57  I got news for you: Not doing so collapses the whole business model.
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  10217.  @AV57  because card count makes money at the casino's expense, why else?
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  10218.  @AV57  you keep calling this discrimination as if you want to be able to count cards with impunity.
    1
  10219.  @AV57  you know better than that
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  10220.  @AV57  You knew what I meant, liar.
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  10221.  @Cavalete08  It didn't say it SHOULD be that way, I said it MUST be that way. Otherwise, no casino.
    1
  10222. A forensic accounted named Nate and his employees. No known political affiliations.
    1
  10223.  @GoblinUrNuts  unless you're Algotrading with a mathematician on staff, any claim to be successfully daytrading is just kidding yourself. And you can't invest in crypto, it's a zero sum speculation game. The total expected return is zero and there was zero intrinsic value. These never end well.
    1
  10224.  @GoblinUrNuts  assuming you're telling the truth (and I'm not) you're using an unacceptable amount of leverage and haven't been doing this long.
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  10225.  @GoblinUrNuts  the dollar's value is controlled by an independent entity with more credit and expertise than all crypto exchanges combined. Trying to compare the two is like comparing vigilante justice with SCOTUS. Attempting to equate the two shows a lack of expertise.
    1
  10226.  @GoblinUrNuts  that's called penny stocks, dumb luck, and lying. Now shut up and sell whatever you're holding.
    1
  10227.  @climatesolutions649  the ultimate truth of the matter is irrelevant to what I just said.
    1
  10228. Gamblers imply degenerate behavior. These guys are counting cards.
    1
  10229.  @JuniperMoonshine  shut up and get drafted fool
    1
  10230. What's the thing about Rhodesian camo?
    1
  10231. Humans have a predator's belly. We can't digest the stuff herbivores rely on, that's why we feed inedible stuff to animals and then eat the animals
    1
  10232. No, he definitely isn't. I bet your life on it.
    1
  10233. Remember the golddigger that went viral for screwing a top CCP person? The dress she was wearing in the video sold out within hours. There comes a point when you realize they're all golddiggers.
    1
  10234. And potentially a way of converting public funds into private funds
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  10235. There are new rules about that, but the main issue is almost all companies failed to file because most registered LLCs are either single-digit ventures with no admin or are simply defunct. No one is expecting your local co-op to disclose direct interest in your neighbor Bob's farm.
    1
  10236. You got a weird sense of humor
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  10237.  @ewc58  you can go to Benning. The drill sergeants will make something useful out of you.
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  10238.  @ewc58  please leave military affairs to those of us that aren't talking out our butts
    1
  10239. No one watching this channel is participating in pyramid schemes
    1
  10240. Watch the video. Several states allow it.
    1
  10241. Hysterics
    1
  10242. @user-oj7uc8tw9r  Not always. When outsourcing stuff online you're competing against people in third world countries with internet so often the best bang for the buck is someone who speaks English as a second language.
    1
  10243.  @jshowao  Behind? Many of the platforms are US companies. It's really a matter of barriers to entry. Teach a language? Zero barrier. Build custom software? Higher barrier.
    1
  10244.  @bf19881988  Legally it isn't in many jurisdictions but we're forced to pretend we're companies
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  10245.  @corail53  They really can enforce some non-competes. Like how Marvel actors are contracted for a character and can get fired if they're too busy to do a re-shoot or something. That actually happened, a completely different film was delayed because an actor had to fly back to California to film some quick edits to a Marvel movie. However, where I am, non-competes are illegal
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  10246. In the US they would be forced to put the money in escrow
    1
  10247. Liar
    1
  10248. Dude, it's super easy to dupe idiot reporters. Just say what they want to hear and it'll be printed unedited
    1
  10249. They literally won't
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  10250. ha @Libya.51 
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  10251. And what exactly would be the catastophy? There's no fish or crops there. Nothing but minerals and salt and the buried remains of Sodom and Gomorrah.
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  10252. Go away
    1
  10253. It sounds like TikTok is another Ponzi scheme. In this case providing a service below cost by showing fewer ads and/or artificially boosting ad performance in order to bring in big brands and influencers.
    1
  10254.  @davidkonyn8065  I know of no platform that facilitates that. An in-person deal of that sort is possible, but I don't know anyone willing to do that
    1
  10255. Uh... What you mean? You build a house and rent it out that's a legit real estate investment.
    1
  10256.  @donniebunkerboi9975  do you have any idea what a market bubble is?
    1
  10257. Poor man rents to own, rich man rents timeshare
    1
  10258. Why not the SEC report on the matter?
    1
  10259. Those are the two combatants, but he left out the Party and the Ba'ath
    1
  10260. I started abusing the report button when he started defaming preachers and insinuating they should be killed. He deserves what he'll get.
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  10261. Lose the political BS. That doesn't make any sense for a long list of reasons.
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  10262.  @celticman1909  this is why you're not in academia.
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  10263. It's a China. Everything is viewed as a competition. No one wants to simply be successful but instead wants to be the biggest on the block. This translates into a preference for competitive games over cooperative, schools all boosting their numbers to look prestigious, and underlings are purposefully made to compete with each other to get their own performance numbers up. With investments, this translate into Wallstreetbets type risk being quite the norm.
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  10264. Shut up. That never even happened.
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  10265. Shut up
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  10266. Put that back up your butt where you got it
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  10267. The Feds rule the world. You support the Feds. Get over it.
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  10268. Lobbying is to be expected as Congress micromanages budgets and these are illiquid contracts managed by idiot politicians preoccupied with random junk.
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  10269. Come on. We all know Turkish elections are rigged in favor of the incumbant.
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  10270. Just because drones are new does not mean battles revolve around them
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  10271. There's a lot more in China besides politics.
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  10272. Why should we care? Besides, it's pretty much impossible for them to do that this decade.
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  10273.  @ryanchicago6028  So what if they use a different money? That's not going to effect our bottom line. And Egypt struggles to get its own citizens to use their Egyptian pound. There's no chance whatsoever they come up with a dollar/euro alternative for international trade. Even modern economies in this region (aka Israel) found that during high inflationary periods people simply stop using local currency creating the potential for involuntary dollarization where inflation issues causes everyone to dump local money at once, plummeting the price even further.
    1
  10274. A lot of those guys are current in prison in real life
    1
  10275. If you really believe that, you wouldn't be abset if we beat you to death for some groceries
    1
  10276. China's EV mandates are fake. It's just a way to funnel subsidies to cronies who build EVs, sell to affiliated entities who scrap and sell the parts back to the factory. Many just skip the middlemen and sell vehicles back and forth between affiliated entities while the vehicle rots in a field. This is also why Chinese EVs are strangely cheap as many of the fraudsters have to dump their stock and the other automakers cut prices to match, turning the whole industry into a ponzi scheme.
    1
  10277. Most reporters are lefties
    1
  10278. No, you are there. Here is where I am.
    1
  10279. Lying does nothing for no one
    1
  10280. Persian have to fight each other to survive
    1
  10281. ​ @mickparkinson207 the Russians aren't building lasers
    1
  10282. Shut up, greedo
    1
  10283. This idiot doesn't realize states make criminal law and many don't allow death penalties. Also, not all murders are equally assholistic
    1
  10284. You don't live in a warzone.
    1
  10285.  @erasak  It looks Urdu to me. Either way he's making some silly rhetorical gestures.
    1
  10286.  IRONHILLdwarf  that matter is actually unrelated to Hamas' bombing campaigns, believe it or not.
    1
  10287. Shut up
    1
  10288. Sulpher is cheap because it's an impurity that must be removed from gasoline and especially diesel. Also on select extinct volcanos chunks of pure sulphur can but pulled from the ground.
    1
  10289. There were also MBAs and Chinese parts suppliers involved.
    1
  10290.  @gamingweasel4633  Ha. No, people ignore delusions that arms manufacturing is unethical as soon as they get paid. Their managers were mostly MBA majors who did run a DEI program and also outsourced parts to turdworld countries. Remember the exploding door? Those parts came from Malaysia.
    1
  10291. @jhulgan85  I've seen it before
    1
  10292. That too.
    1
  10293. Who's the oath breaker and why would we be shooting them?
    1
  10294. Ha.
    1
  10295. The category is based on simple dollar values, not actual development. It doesn't matter that cost of living is dirt cheap in Russia and really expensive in Greece, the dollars per capita is higher in Greece. This is why the index returns seem random.
    1
  10296. No one is getting bailed out
    1
  10297.  @whilhelmtell6667  We literally didn't, and I wouldn't give a fuck if we did.
    1
  10298.  @whilhelmtell6667  You British? And no, a bailout is normally defined as an emergency loan.
    1
  10299. @Whilhelm Tell  Dude, I understood the Swiss really did bailout UBS in 2008, but that is because they wanted at least two major banks. In this case they organized UBS buyout of Credit Suisse and ordered bonds to be canceled instead of shares. I think the Saudis bribed/threatened them. You see what the difference is between spamming the same old bull and actually looking for legal abuse is?
    1
  10300.  @HKim0072  I didn't mean mortages, i meant Ponzi schemes. Evergrande was simply the biggest, but they're all ultimately Ponzi schemes.
    1
  10301.  @nommchompsky  Yes, that was ultimately where the loans came from
    1
  10302.  @GeorgeMonet  who were all ponzi schemes and/or counterfeiters
    1
  10303. The factories were all counterfeiters and ponzi schemes. @GeorgeMonet 
    1
  10304. That's silly. The suspect literally took a swing at him with a knife and given the cop's reaction I think he might have hit the cop.
    1
  10305. Japan has a systemic issue with suicide
    1
  10306. Why would an American business get an office in a big city? Land is super expensive there, while land is real cheap everywhere else. We have cars, email, and skype. Why would we pay expensive big city rent when small cities and large towns have all we need? This is actually while you see a lot of difused cities in America. Cities usually have a 50 mile radius full of large towns. Where I am from, the big airplane factories are in the city, while the airplane parts makers are scattered all across the state.
    1
  10307. So?
    1
  10308. Not all. Some are just selling stuff you want but don't need
    1
  10309. On their person? Dude, the thing about big guns is they're typically left in the trunk
    1
  10310.  @bctloaded985  hypothetically, but everyone was rushing to get on scene. No way of knowing if they'd arrive in time
    1
  10311.  @papiangelus  I'm willing to bet you've been to jail before for substance abuse related issues. Just think of who could have gotten hurt.
    1
  10312.  Mark Calous  I'd rather put a laxative in yours.
    1
  10313.  Mark Calous  dude, that was a joke.
    1
  10314. @@Jakekingoff it's mostly the same fools consuming both
    1
  10315. @@Jakekingoff Try your own personal experience, liar.
    1
  10316. Found the shoplifter
    1
  10317. Vhut?
    1
  10318. The man himself wouldn't have done the auditing and you would have to prove they took a bribe or didn't inspect anything
    1
  10319. What good is doubling your business if the cost of living goes up tenfold?
    1
  10320.  @Zeralop  Julius Malema, much? Yeah, some people are like that, and the easiest way to find them is they're all deluded that money=power and that everyone with money would seek to misuse it.
    1
  10321.  @Zeralop  Money is no good if there's nothing to buy with it.
    1
  10322.  @極楽鳥-m8m  That describes most profitable businesses.
    1
  10323. Click farms
    1
  10324. 5:00 Mobs still assemble despite the manslaughter? Someone is looking for a fight and favorable headlines, that's for sure.
    1
  10325.  @notorio526  what's that got to do with anything?
    1
  10326. There's hundreds of millions of people around hare and kidneys start breaking when people get older.
    1
  10327. Predicted recessions don't happen because if the risks are widely understood, they will be compensated for
    1
  10328. They're dead if they do nothing. End of story.
    1
  10329. Shut up
    1
  10330.  @mcbri7608  Shut up before you get doxxed
    1
  10331. The base business is profitable. Corporate screwed up THAT BAD
    1
  10332. Don't you have a synagogue to vandalize?
    1
  10333. Who knows. This property bubble was much more localized and intense than even the 2008 housing crisis. It is even possible that lingering debt will be the least of China's worries if certain sectors/governments go defunct.
    1
  10334. The order in which you learn stuff is a bit irrelevant at that grade level. Also, there are some very different definitions of algebra as some include more complicated concepts and others leave them till later.
    1
  10335. Blaming your losses on the system. Where have I heard that one before?
    1
  10336. We know, we don't care. Only idiots think campaign contributions constitute a bribe, anyone that knows anything knows that money doesn't belong to the politician
    1
  10337. Most of the country changed hands at some point
    1
  10338. Come on, you know that ain't true.
    1
  10339. Shut up
    1
  10340. EFF pirates will support anyone they see white people have a problem with. It means nothing
    1
  10341. That's a joke right?
    1
  10342. Way back when, the programmers argued about how to best write the code, so they each made their own version.
    1
  10343. This was a man very anxious about dying. Imagine waiting for weeks to be rescued and it never being clear what the hold up is.
    1
  10344. Why you think they felt the need to call everyone else paper tigers?
    1
  10345.  @icecube83994  don't need them
    1
  10346. It has nothing to do with this
    1
  10347. @ Not anything to do with southern Cali's fire issues. The terrain and prevailing winds do that
    1
  10348.  @Gumardee_coins_and_banknotes  you just admitted to lying
    1
  10349. BTW, this land corresponds to many of the gang-controlled areas of Mexico
    1
  10350. Most of these migrants don't even have documents of any kind and SA can't even control gangs inside their borders. Who cares about a line on a map?
    1
  10351. It's always been as bad as Africa
    1
  10352. BTW, Urdu is the majority ethnicity in Pakistan, which at the time was part of British India. British India is also where you get words like dinghy and sniper.
    1
  10353. Then perhaps you'd like to share his fate?
    1
  10354. @skipperson4077  I personally never believed it would live up to the hype. I was among relatively few that knew how AI worked before ChatGBT
    1
  10355. I'm always confused when they say trans women. Do they mean used to be female or is currently female?
    1
  10356. They are also losing money
    1
  10357. Why is The Island posting so much negativity about Iraq recently?
    1
  10358.  @TheImperatorKnight  oil is wildly overrepresented and overvalued by the sources overall simply because of the Ba'athist's BS from 1991.
    1
  10359. Such beautiful murder machines...
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  10360.  Poivre Blanc  It'll fly through yer car window just as easily
    1
  10361. That's silly. It's physically impossible to hog anything in space.
    1
  10362.  @1112viggo  Do you have any idea how big space is?
    1
  10363. Because it's easy to fake and a lot of people indiscriminately buy new cryptos.
    1
  10364. Same story, different year.
    1
  10365. Dude, most US cops never fire a gun at a live target. And SWAT teams carry full auto and most cops have a shotgun or civilian AR in their trunk, but all the above tends to get left behind in an actual emergency
    1
  10366. Because it's cheap and volcanoes will blow away literally everything.
    1
  10367. That blows.
    1
  10368. Strange thing to say on an MSM video.
    1
  10369. There is none
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  10370. @CoyoteroApachu Supermax is just the largest max security prison. It's no different from Seg in the county jail
    1
  10371.  @m.g.6394  Depends on time and place, but yes a lot of illegal stuff happens. Most of the time it's just jailers collecting bribes in exchange for favors, hence why the rich outlaws often run the place. Supermax isn't true solitary confinement but it is nearly so.
    1
  10372. Whole country seems to have been living well past its means for a while there.
    1
  10373. Don't waste your time arguing with liars on the internet
    1
  10374. So?
    1
  10375. Space X is making little if any money. Their contracts with NASA are risky because programs get changed/canceled all the time and they burned so much money inventing the rockets
    1
  10376. You will never accomplish yours by comment trolling
    1
  10377.  @xjimmontg9241  don't you have a job to get fired from rather than make stuff up about NASA?
    1
  10378.  @GWM2023  and yet you took months out of your life to speak broken English as if you really do want to.
    1
  10379. No
    1
  10380. Is it just me or has high interest rates effect gambler behavior? Now they all want immediate payoffs
    1
  10381. These idiots don't know coffee is a plant that photosynthesizes. Those go bankrupt out of sheer stupidity.
    1
  10382. The funny thing is, all the people ramming DeFi down our throats are all fighting over control of the system. That's Borderlands level of corporate insanity right there.
    1
  10383. ​@SanoKei dude, it's just idiots taking reductionists views on "foreign ownership"
    1
  10384. ​@tatsuyaarai6029 this idiot doesn't realize car makers from both countries have factories in both
    1
  10385.  @VinceroAlpha  your English sucks
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  10386.  @SanoKei  no one is afraid of Japan
    1
  10387.  @TheWizardGamez  the deal is big enough to come to the attention of idiot politicians
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  10388. That's the sign you don't have any idea what you're talking about.
    1
  10389. It was a private comoany
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  10390. A lot of those guys lost money too
    1
  10391.  @arronalt  I didn't say it wasn't fraud, I said no one innocent was scammed
    1
  10392. Found the scammer
    1
  10393. You've said that hundreds of times, you fraud.
    1
  10394. Not all of them do that.
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  10395. ​ @DreamTerrorist generally a frivolous motive.
    1
  10396. You mind lending that crystal ball when you're done?
    1
  10397. It is sometimes exaggerated, though. The part of the corn that doesn't become ethanol is used as cattle fodder.
    1
  10398. In the title it says he was wanted for murder.
    1
  10399.  @vincentlotode7469  who cares? A jury would have either offed him or life in prison.
    1
  10400. It's called sin. South Africa is loaded with it.
    1
  10401. Drunk enough to threaten everyone, but sober enough to let himself be cuffed?
    1
  10402. Played that once. Yeah, the scope does the sane things videogames do to make sniping easy.
    1
  10403. Dude, it's inevitable, it's just tedious
    1
  10404. Don't take that public defender's word for it. We all know she'd say that regardless what the situation was.
    1
  10405. SpaceX is privately funded. They only get paid if NASA buys their gear or if they get a satellite in orbit.
    1
  10406. A lot of these idiots hire PR guys to get their attention
    1
  10407. Go away
    1
  10408.  @Infinitystar225  you'd be surprised what actual people will do when they're annoyed at the internet
    1
  10409.  @alialii1274  shut up
    1
  10410. Advertisements
    1
  10411.  @StoicFinance  shut up, hypocrite. We all know you just regurgitate main stream headlines and tag on "and this is why everything is going to hell."
    1
  10412. Just packs of fools that all want to be in charge
    1
  10413.  @girlanonymous  racist? No one but you said this had anything to do with race. But no, many parts of Africa have some of the highest crime rates in the world, to include many known incidents where men killed each other over less than $20.
    1
  10414. How can you talk so much but say so little?
    1
  10415. I assume that's sarcasm?
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  10416.  @KokenyRichard  it'd better be sarcasm or else I'll have to dox you.
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  10417.  @KokenyRichard  I'll assume you were joking
    1
  10418.  @KokenyRichard  shut up
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  10419.  @KokenyRichard  shut up
    1
  10420. The fermented fruit is allegedly how wine was discovered. Apparently, Noah himself had a meal of grapes and passed out naked in his tent.
    1
  10421. The US has no presence nor involvement in Sudan. We didn't intervene in the South Sudan War of Independence, we won't intervene in this.
    1
  10422.  @beniyamredaezgi7516  given he's a mid-level UN diplomat and no one knows who is giving who orders in Sudan it should be obvious. The US Secretary of State issued our official position late last afternoon: "The United States rejects the dissolution of the transitional government in Sudan by security forces and calls for its immediate restoration without preconditions."
    1
  10423. So's labor.
    1
  10424. Can you post about someone else for once?
    1
  10425. I wish
    1
  10426. Monkey anatomy is WAY different from humans. Pigs are the closest analogue to people, we even taste the same according to cannibals.
    1
  10427.  @theobserver9131  it's an animal. It's expendable.
    1
  10428.  @theobserver9131  In my dialect of English, they're the same. And I don't give a rip for scientific terms.
    1
  10429.  @theobserver9131  Not near as expendable. An animal is worth its value in meat, while a soldier is worth as much as all the enemies he'll likely kill.
    1
  10430. Lose the clickbait.
    1
  10431. Dude, that's not a miracle pill, and even stoners love their kids
    1
  10432. It's called a ponzi scheme
    1
  10433.  @rightwingsafetysquad9872  It's thought the biggest crypto wallet is owned by Robinhood for their customers.
    1
  10434. How is this funny?
    1
  10435. Shut up
    1
  10436. Shut up
    1
  10437. He has a Crypto Crash video https://youtu.be/Ist2pKKBfVY
    1
  10438. Dude, she's just the same as the garden variety jerkwads lying on their resume in order to become an assistant manager instead of a waitress. That's not a random example, I worked at a place that had to deal with that.
    1
  10439. Do you want the list of crypto firms charged with fraud chronologically or alphabetically?
    1
  10440. That doesn't even make sense.
    1
  10441. It's called a Ponzi scheme
    1
  10442. What you talking about? Party members are just as involved as everyone else in this bubble. For instance, in China the government owns all the land and leases it for decades. Lease transfer fees/taxes are about 40% of the cost of a house, giving government officials incentive to see property costs grow. It also means there's no reason to build anything that will outlive the lease. More importantly, China's local officials are appointed by Beijing and are in highly competitive positions with promotions/demotions/jail/bonus/state resources being given out based on GDP numbers. That plus crony capitalism is tolerated, equals a lot of state-backed urban building ventures with contracts going to men with friends in high places.
    1
  10443. India's army is just as fake
    1
  10444. Were the newlywed's name Smith?
    1
  10445. Dammit. I missed it.
    1
  10446. People are saying that was false because it was really Soviet fighters acting as relays. It was East Pakistan, now Bangladesh
    1
  10447. But then the wife of a gangster with the wrong demographics will go to jail for stupidity and it will all be rich white people fault according to the press. This isn't hyperbole, this type of thing sometimes happens with actual criminal offenses
    1
  10448.  @RuinedSnowyDay  Shut up. Get drafted
    1
  10449.  @Kyplanet893  That's not what he said
    1
  10450. Not necessarily. Assuming any god, he can make as many habitable planets as he wants
    1
  10451. That caterpillar is about to become my cat's chew toy.
    1
  10452. "If it took more than one shot, you weren't using a Jakobs."
    1
  10453. That assumes the rocket can't survive a single flame out and that instability isn't an issue on larger engines. Also, small engines can be mass produced
    1
  10454. Not really. I guess people were use to buying bigger houses because they could afford the loan, but in this case the cost of housing isn't the problem it's the cost to borrow
    1
  10455.  @DMAN590  liars get scalped
    1
  10456.  @DMAN590  shut up, Greedo
    1
  10457. Do you have a death wish or are you 13 years old?
    1
  10458. Lose the tinfoil nonsense
    1
  10459. So? We knew this would happen when we started playing politics with Russian imports
    1
  10460. Found the drug dealer
    1
  10461. Doesn't work. You need to install lots of bathrooms, kitchens, and lockable doors. In some places, housing construction is regulated enough it would not be allowed. Also, there is no crisis. Pay your bills you bum.
    1
  10462. Read the description. This asshole was brandishing a weapon terrorizing people. What that makes shooting him is a matter for the bosses to decide, not you.
    1
  10463. Judging by the reviews posted it's a "all rich people are Fascists" sort of bull. Also it's inferred he doesn't just damn Nazi businessmen but their grandchildren in business in modern Germany as well.
    1
  10464.  @rajaoui4life292  I don't recommend funding the malfeasance of fools.
    1
  10465.  @rajaoui4life292  I own an entire library, my only point is the book is sus.
    1
  10466. You
    1
  10467. Shut up and feed them yerself
    1
  10468. Not without problems. People are saying they've illegally disabled exhaust filters because they aren't worth fixing.
    1
  10469. Most people aren't as dirty as you, kiddo.
    1
  10470. You can tell just from the SR71 aesthetic it's not meant for strafing
    1
  10471. It was always a ponzi scheme
    1
  10472. You clearly never heard of the 6-10 office.
    1
  10473.  @ravenmoon5111  Of course you think that. Like most people, you think the past year is more important than the previous century. But that simply ain't so.
    1
  10474. Dude, this video dates back BEFORE the Covid Panic. Nothing you see has anything to do with the theory discussed.
    1
  10475. Really? Because human wars always boil down to the same things animals fight over. Alpha status, women, and material possessions.
    1
  10476. GW's reporters are about to get deported
    1
  10477. What does that make dividends? Bribery?
    1
  10478. Everyone is involved in something. Get over it.
    1
  10479.  @tellyboy17  Not a fair comparison since those guys are replacing old ones.
    1
  10480.  @redhidinghood9337  Chinese EVs are a ponzi scheme. End of story
    1
  10481.  @softwarephil1709  They never did, it's a luxury item to show off
    1
  10482.  @rawlyrics9423  apparently it is
    1
  10483. @user-dr2ym5jr7l  it's a demand problem. All the old car makers are selling evs but no one is buying them
    1
  10484.  @davidbeppler3032  vhut?
    1
  10485.  @Deloowix  but people are simply not buying EVs
    1
  10486.  @TrustMeIKnowEverything  shut up
    1
  10487. Correction about EV sales; Most Chinese people simply can't afford cars and tiny subsitutes are the norm. Motorbikes, scooters, and whatever those two person utility vehicles are called are the norm and they're all cheap vehicles that generally can't go highway speed.
    1
  10488. No need. In 2007 the guy who runs Khan Academy said in a video that he refused to buy because prices were high and instead rented. He said a lot of his relatives were "pressuring" him into buying because housing prices only go up. Low interest rates did play a role, but that wasn't all the Fed's choice. China in this period was using printed money to buy T-bills as part of an elaborate scheme to encourage exports. However, the Fed did set interest rates low in order to enable college students and growing businesses to borrow what they needed and such.
    1
  10489. He actually survived, strangely enough.
    1
  10490.  @moldylettuce2673  sell and never buy again
    1
  10491. This pre-dates Mr. Biden and the DoD has a clear preference for complex high-tech solutions that no one asked for.
    1
  10492.  @dylanvogler2165  You don't even know what these bombs do, do you?
    1
  10493.  @dylanvogler2165  that's a yes
    1
  10494.  @dylanvogler2165  Liars burn in hell with their tongues nailed to their balls.
    1
  10495. You know so little about the Golan it's hilarious
    1
  10496. Not without getting scammed.
    1
  10497. Guys, these losers at Silicon Valley were all living in their own little world that only existed as long as the money printer was turned on. Sorry to burst your bubble... In more than one way.
    1
  10498. Liars burn in hell
    1
  10499. He's Canadian
    1
  10500. The definition of good company here is safe investment. Low chance of major fraud, long chance of management doing something stupid, and low chance of a random event breaking them.
    1
  10501. Walmart never really entered China. They were never part of the global supply chain
    1
  10502. Go away
    1
  10503. That's just another form of leverage
    1
  10504. They probably already know it but will get angry if you say it
    1
  10505. But that just moves money from their left pocket to their right pocket
    1
  10506. @h1gh_end134  what's the difference?
    1
  10507. @@user-bt2yp7ki5d braver than these fools replying
    1
  10508.  @omgDavidGlasper  read the description
    1
  10509. Or perhaps he is more apt to speak of other's malfeasance than his own.
    1
  10510. Ignore them.
    1
  10511. Have fun being poor, you fraud.
    1
  10512. Ha. It never fails. The people who insist all current modes of control must go always turn out to simply want to control things themselves. That goes with governments, religions, courts, businesses, and every other position of authority.
    1
  10513. As if Covid cares which fool is in office. Besides, we all know the opposition will hurl insults at the other guy regardless if it makes sense. There are votes to be won, obviously.
    1
  10514. Shut up
    1
  10515. Liar
    1
  10516. Nor exactly. The dirty dealing is in the account books over there.
    1
  10517. He did do the inventing and piloting himself
    1
  10518.  @Rilesmansan  Only if you're incompetent
    1
  10519.  @rustyshaklford9557  No, bozo, you don't succeed at business because you don't know a damn thing about business. No one has got an unfair advantage.
    1
  10520.  @rustyshaklford9557  weird insult.
    1
  10521. Dude. The commies only got into universities because college is cheap
    1
  10522. VICE told this guy to jump off a cliff and he did...
    1
  10523. Several misconceptions: Just as many hedgies were long as short. Naked shorts were not any significant factor. The spike and extreme volatility was produced by a liquidity crisis as the dealers ran out of shares to sell. If you aren't in a profit right now, there's no significant chance of profit. Source: The SEC investigation.
    1
  10524. Like you could do better. Such things effect even the most hardened soldiers who've been known to literally lose their minds in a fight, and the fact you appear to not know that shows you should shut up and let the managers do the managing.
    1
  10525.  @jordanhr9725  you literally just proved the point, grunt. Lose the cocky attitude, you're just as human as the next guy.
    1
  10526. This guy totally knew exactly why the cops were at his door. It's frankly ridiculous he thinks he can yell at them and they'll leave, but perhaps that's just how he grew up.
    1
  10527. He was a one-man casino. Not a scammer
    1
  10528. It's a ponzi scheme. They borrow for VC idiots and pay them with money from their IPO.
    1
  10529. "The harder you work, the more poor you become." This is a straight up admission that all Chinese businesses are Ponzi schemes. This simply cannot be so if a company is profitable.
    1
  10530. Your English isn't as good as you think it is.
    1
  10531. You mind making sense?
    1
  10532.  @trey6563  me or the op?
    1
  10533. Lazy reporting seems to have been an issue. Reporters would rather publish single interviews with famous people than spend weeks chasing leads to print something only a handful of people will read.
    1
  10534. No one cares
    1
  10535.  @tsmith20098  you don't. The rest of us do
    1
  10536.  @tsmith20098  shut up
    1
  10537.  @jjj8317  But you're in a country that copies America while not being America, ergo your healthcare is totally fine and totally unlike anything seen in America even if all the service providers are the same.
    1
  10538. Task&Purpose would be amazing at CinemaSins. PING!
    1
  10539.  @jacoblucasgifts  not exactly recent. We're overdue for another big war
    1
  10540. @jayc1858  who said I expected anything? Unless you're willing to cut out routine sex from your life, you're going to have kids, end of story.
    1
  10541. @dhsf5937  since when does money have anything to do with family size?
    1
  10542. Try below 10% of world oil. And they're losing money on that too
    1
  10543. Dude, perceived police efficiency and actual efficiency have nothing to do with each other.
    1
  10544.  @gundissalinus  Britain never allowed that because of their security policy of "France can't have nice things."
    1
  10545. Or, more likely, they just wanted to make sure he was deader than disco before letting their guard down.
    1
  10546. In Communist China, high profile bankruptcies are called a Tuesday.
    1
  10547. A terror bombing against a Prague synagogue was thwarted in 2006.
    1
  10548. What's Red and bad for German teeth? Brik!
    1
  10549. Shut up, shoplifter
    1
  10550. Lose the sycophancy
    1
  10551. Shut up. He got what he deserved and they know it
    1
  10552. Don't think for a minute they were all Christians. Ottoman commanders would pressgang whomever was conveniently available
    1
  10553. But you're only going to get clicks from the assholes who need to hear this if you pretend you're exposing a scandal.
    1
  10554. 2:10 Nice white lion, but that's a momma lion with cubs in tow so RUUUUUUUN!
    1
  10555. That's silly. I'll bet you wouldn't have gone anywhere near him if you were involved.
    1
  10556. No one is welcome in Saudi Arabia
    1
  10557. The mantle is technically still solid despite the temperature because the pressure keeps it from being liquid. However, given the extreme scale of forces involved, liquids and solids behave mostly the same down there because any slight movement easily sheers columns of magma apart.
    1
  10558. More favorable? How are they not?
    1
  10559. @djbjunior Barbosa  You ain't helping. Currently there are tax breaks for poor people with kids, but you say "laws not favorable?"
    1
  10560. Shut up and get drafted
    1
  10561. It literally isn't a warzone
    1
  10562.  @keegan773  It's called a gunfight.
    1
  10563. I assume that's sarcasm, but they were politicized to an extent. They allegedly had an all-female sales team and would give startups extra money if they were run by minorities.
    1
  10564. A curious statement since most of the people that watch Fox are Fox haters brigading the show. @rhuephus 
    1
  10565.  @chesswithivan8346  dude, incompetence defined their risk politicies. Politicization is a sign of incompetence
    1
  10566.  ᴛᴀᴘ ᴍᴇ ᴀɴᴅ sᴇᴇ Olivia  dude, a lot of these natives are Christian and a lot of the internal migrants aren't. Nor is there any grand scheme to change demographics. Turf wars got nuttin to do with religion.
    1
  10567. Because Congress gave it to them to short out ambiguous details like this. The bosses that decide these things also command the agents that will arrest you.
    1
  10568.  @timw6863  liar
    1
  10569. Matt, Ever think about the logistics of this green energy? Obviously, they're making the new stuff much faster than old stuff is going offline, so at what point do we simply produce more energy than we can use? This is important because most people install solar panels intending to recover the costs over time, which simply won't happen if electricity is stupid cheap due to overproduction.
    1
  10570. He doesn't hate him, the haters are saying crazy things about the Afrikaner. He may be short Tesla/Twitter, though.
    1
  10571. According to the Supreme Court, it isn't. It's important to remember that the politician doesn't own the campaign funds and it is a felony to use them for anything but campaigns (usually any excess is given to charity). Some politicians do go to prison for embezzling campaign funds, though. But most of those guys are stealing from donors rather than taking a bribe.
    1
  10572. You literally had a Flying Hamburger come up and you aren't going to make any puns? Disgraceful.... /s
    1
  10573. It fails because no one wants to pay to save resources, they want other people to pay. And ecoterrorists aren't necessarily young
    1
  10574. Neither is getting much money.
    1
  10575. As if the man living way beyond his means not evidence in itself?
    1
  10576. You trust banks
    1
  10577.  @Chantal-xt9ic  Liar
    1
  10578. He was saying the same thing a lot of fools on this very thread are saying. Mr Musk just had a lot more followers and some of them have money.
    1
  10579. Don't you have a math test to fail, kiddo?
    1
  10580.  @ciacutout  Go away before your mother spanks you
    1
  10581. This war had nothing to do with religion
    1
  10582. @nofux8586  the Ottoman's religious composition varied with the decades
    1
  10583. Really depends on how old you are. If you're retired, you don't need risk in your life. If you are young, you must build your kingdom. In any case, any passively managed bond fund should be good. The fees eat up much of the return of bond funds
    1
  10584. It probably started as one, but the engineers changed things up to suit what they wanted
    1
  10585. Jerome is fine. You'd whine about Buffet if he was in the Fed too.
    1
  10586. Hardly. He's African. End of story.
    1
  10587. They are. You know how friggin far away this part of Russia is from EVERYTHING ELSE.
    1
  10588.  @davidmccarroll2280  Reddit is loaded with "social justice warriors" do it's entirely plausible they were lying through their teeth to that aim.
    1
  10589. Seagal doesn't know either
    1
  10590. Egos.
    1
  10591.  @elkhanb5711  then go shoot them. We ain't stopping you.
    1
  10592. They sure as hell ain't. South Africa has its own gun factories, and there's lots of guns left over from Cold War era conflicts. The ruling ANC party was once a Communist terrorist organization and its leader Rolhilahla "Nelson" Mandela was convicted on connection to over 50 bombings.
    1
  10593. The term you're looking for is insider trading
    1
  10594. It sure as hell wasn't innocent
    1
  10595. They just might be the only people in that city doing any sort of public service.
    1
  10596.  @MuhammadAli-tn2io  this is one of the most violent, poor, and unsanitary major cities on Earty.
    1
  10597. Who?
    1
  10598. Security had been lax for a long time and no one tells them anything, apparently.
    1
  10599. It's called being African
    1
  10600. Market cap does not equal money stolen.
    1
  10601. They are one of many players.
    1
  10602. Short enough that the Apollo missions could have killed the astronauts by accidentally picking the wrong landing site
    1
  10603.  @bomma2694  a lot of things were impossible to know without being there, like how the regolith behaved. Before the landings they were thinking potentially feet of dust that you could fall in like quicksand, but instead they got less than an inch of dust like sand paper so fine that it'd pass right through cloth.
    1
  10604.  @bomma2694  leave space to people who study space, then.
    1
  10605. There's more in the Balkans than war crime allegations.
    1
  10606.  @johnnysgaminglab2126  lose the pointless arguments. Neither of you know a damn thing about Yugoslavia.
    1
  10607.  @milosmladenovic2661  lose the insults. I didn't give an opinion
    1
  10608. You're crazy, as greed was not the cause here but instead laziness at every level of command
    1
  10609.  @3v068  Found the shoplifter
    1
  10610. Crime brings down the GDP of any economy. I.E. Professional thieves are leaches that destroy in order to profit. Like how in the region I study the government frequently defaults on payroll because a large portion of the national budget is stolen and/or used to fund private armies.
    1
  10611.  @gjd424  it'd be just as shitty
    1
  10612.  @gjd424  Oh... You should hear the garbage the Hindis are up too these days...
    1
  10613.  @patrickstar686  that's an oxymoron
    1
  10614. Do you have a death wish?
    1
  10615. We're probably looking at the cause of the Bronze Age Collapse but don't know it yet.
    1
  10616. They don't control this area any more than the US controls Poland.
    1
  10617. Uh... You watch the video?
    1
  10618. That just increases the price of rice.
    1
  10619. You have a death wish?
    1
  10620. That's a decent price for a performance vehicle. Jeep buyers aren't looking for that
    1
  10621. The Masri aren't a typical example, fortunately.
    1
  10622. Found the cheater
    1
  10623. Don't be silly. There's a lot more in Syria besides Brits.
    1
  10624. Light tanks for light infantry? I think idiots at the Pentagon onve again fail to comprehend their own jargon.
    1
  10625. So?
    1
  10626. Arguing does nothing for no one
    1
  10627. I have no idea what conspiracy theory you're pushing, but I know it's silly. The tight regs on US drugs protect your sorry butt from schemes like this one, and pharmacy technicians are well paid, all of which drive up the price you pay at the counter.
    1
  10628.  @buckin8969  that has nothing to do with the topic at hand
    1
  10629. Your opinion is irrelevant. The fighting continues until someone has won. End of story.
    1
  10630.  @BanshanMarwein  that rules you out
    1
  10631. There's worse things.
    1
  10632. It's deducted from your wages.
    1
  10633. Liars burn in hell
    1
  10634. ​@standardnerd9840 To be fair, some of the laid off Feds were far from useless, like immigration judges
    1
  10635. I once got a call from someone pretending to be IRS. I googled the number and found it was a known scam number. Key facts: The IRS, SSA, and any other US bureaucracy will never call you. They will mail, email, or show up at your door. Also, no police or government agency uses robocallers.
    1
  10636. Tell it to your mother.
    1
  10637. Not if you know anything
    1
  10638.  @yohannsebekele6714  in the form of wheat, yes. Bread for the Arabs, rockets for the Israelis
    1
  10639. That just means Israel took out near all the targets they were after in the first place.
    1
  10640.  @adamriese3610  doesn't matter
    1
  10641.  @gordonjohnson2497  right now, maybe. That sort of profit margin won't last long as there are dozens of companies that make decent EVs.
    1
  10642. @loveflow1  "I get the stuff, you get the risk." A greedo's philosophy
    1
  10643.  @TAS_CNX  and yet, people get angry when you call equity funding a loan.
    1
  10644.  @TAS_CNX  there's no cheat code to getting rich
    1
  10645.  @TAS_CNX  it doesn't matter if it's a mortgage or equity. Debt is debt.
    1
  10646. He was when he was appointment, just after Perestroika.
    1
  10647. People who think they're smarter than the other guy. It's just an expensive game of hot potato.
    1
  10648. Lose the bull. Revolutionaries are invariably lead by old men outside existing ruling classes. Lenin, Chiang Kai-Shek, and Harold Hardradra were all old men when they launched their coup, and America's "Founding Fathers" were one and the same with the local elites that had established British rule to begin with, many of which had already been meeting regularly before the Continental Congress was official.
    1
  10649. Shut up, VICE
    1
  10650. Do you have a death wish?
    1
  10651.  @flemlion13  shut up
    1
  10652. Let's draft you and then let you answer that question
    1
  10653.  @scottsauritch3216  You definitely couldn't weld anything we were using, and bolts/rivets are actually stronger I understood
    1
  10654. If you really thought that you wouldn't be on this channel
    1
  10655.  @KL-nj9oe  you lose.
    1
  10656.  @KL-nj9oe  you're a liar too.
    1
  10657.  @BobbaFett312  everyone complains about wages no matter what they get
    1
  10658. Most history majors get government jobs, though. That is why you don't see the piss poor wages some majors offer @Inquisitor6321 
    1
  10659. @smasherblues5322  the armed forces is a cesspit of retards, fornicators, and infighting
    1
  10660. Found the Americanized European
    1
  10661. They generally ignore sandstorms
    1
  10662. Dana Schmidt said the same during the last war back in the 1960's. He recalled one man saying "A man can go a day without food, but he can't go a day without khat." There's an outrageous amount of substance abuse in that part of the world for which no regs, stats, or rehab exist.
    1
  10663. Politics is irrelevant. Politicized universities collapse
    1
  10664. They've reversed back and forth between sending people to the cities and the country for centuries.
    1
  10665. Not necessarily. For instance, most fine wines are fake in China. Cheap or even fake wine is loaded into bottles from luxury brands and sold full price.
    1
  10666. Says who? And anyone in China can import food, it simply costs money. @darkySp 
    1
  10667.  @darkySp  lose the hyperbole
    1
  10668. Come on, we all know Chinese people import everything they can afford to
    1
  10669. Speaking of binary options: Israel just outlawed them as the only Israeli binary option dealer turned out to be a scam where a variety of tricks were used to ensure users lost money or couldn't withdraw money. This Israeli scam was by far the largest binary option dealer in the world, and the industry of literally gambling with stocks is nearly dead.
    1
  10670. According to the SEC, that is exactly what happened
    1
  10671. Give in to the blood lust!
    1
  10672. Yeah, but ultimately the government is in charge and there's no way we're letting her behavior slide.
    1
  10673.  @ebdgr  This idiot thinks she can beat her coworkers and not die
    1
  10674. That's silly. This plane is extremely well known in army circles.
    1
  10675. MRLS: When whole grid squares must die.
    1
  10676. By not rearranging her face?
    1
  10677. What makes you think any of the sociakists subscribed to this channel watched the video?
    1
  10678. Was he expecting to go full Wyatt Earp and outshoot three men standing in the open? Fool...
    1
  10679. This is China. Greater oversight means more bribe based overhead and more private ventures owned directly or indirectly by party members
    1
  10680. I didn't
    1
  10681.  @pdcdesign9632  like you?
    1
  10682.  @AlexanderTheGoodEnough  wut?
    1
  10683.  @AlexanderTheGoodEnough  vhut? ;)
    1
  10684. The YouTube algorithm is geared more towards videos like History Matters. A channel that posts short pieces of history that answers questions you didn't ask. These are quick and cheap to produce and service the lowest common denominator.
    1
  10685. Wut? Is that a joke?
    1
  10686. Shut up
    1
  10687. That would do nothing for no one. Especially when you can't trust anyone more than a random cop.
    1
  10688. Embarrassing? Dude, fact of military hardware; the old stuff is never thrown away, it just gets sold to turdworld allies who upgrade it (which isn't feasible for juggernaught hardware like this). This isn't like your disposable smartphone's planned obsolescence, it's actually far cheaper to upgrade each individual airframe than to build new ones.
    1
  10689. These days most of what they have is air force because pilots are considered sexy
    1
  10690. Why? The comedy of errors or sour grapes?
    1
  10691. Do you need a spanking?
    1
  10692. ​ @chad9971 liars get scalped
    1
  10693. Shut up. Get drafted
    1
  10694. Ponzi schemers are forced to get jobs
    1
  10695. Do you know who?
    1
  10696. Unless you got a supercomputer and a mathematician.
    1
  10697. Would you rather copy the Roman Republic and have all government services provided by corporations?
    1
  10698. Yes, but this stuff is so stable it won't light even you were actively trying to set on fire
    1
  10699. ​ @kokocaptainqc these idiots prefer big cities
    1
  10700. Found the crypto scammer
    1
  10701. Dude, the hospitals are where they hide critical assets
    1
  10702. Bot if you know anything
    1
  10703. That's the Navy slang as old as nuclear subs
    1
  10704. Shut up
    1
  10705. Only select banks crashed and they were all retarded in their own special way
    1
  10706.  @wamingo  first, Russia's got a lot more PMCs than Wagner. Second, they've had no impact on politics whatsoever, instead are employed in demining (or mine laying if you believe the local Arabs who are known to be liars).
    1
  10707.  @wamingo  Put that back up your butt where you got it before I do. You forget PMCs are still just security contractors. They take work that pays and follow their conscious, if any.
    1
  10708.  @aguynamedscott11  if you don't care to read about basic facts about Russia why don't you shut up about it?
    1
  10709. The myth that the middle ages were horrible stems from the "enlightened" period when newly built universities spread lies about the era before universities. It's like how the myth that Victorian era women were abused comes from the Sufferagette Movement. People don't distinguish between historic eras, they see it all as "the past" and almost all they know (and lie about) tends to be the immediate past.
    1
  10710. Or at least people will think others will buy it. It's likely the same people would have bought it with a different name
    1
  10711. It's because they got a first world nucleus surrounded by Shami and Mizrahi peoples
    1
  10712. Vhut? This is about the bubble in the US
    1
  10713. I didn't see any alleged connection to Modi himself, but bribery works wonders in India
    1
  10714. Uneventful year
    1
  10715. Correction: That’s the size of the average rifle but they didn't get much longer than that. It wasn't until the world wars that carbines became the norm.
    1
  10716. Shut up
    1
  10717. You throw around the word incompetence as if you think ETNs are easy....
    1
  10718. "Wealthy donors?" You mean rich chumps. All you need is a conspiritard with rich parents in order to get equity funding for trash like Jones.
    1
  10719.  @jakehyams8659  shut up
    1
  10720.  @jakehyams8659  shut up
    1
  10721. Don't credit fools on the internet with a SCOTUS decision, bozo.
    1
  10722. Yes, that's mandatory. Secret files are subject to review after 25 years, although blanket declassification are common if politicians sign off on it.
    1
  10723. Apparently not
    1
  10724. @currypablo  Switzerland is a civilized country, Argentina is not
    1
  10725. @SusCalvin  the best deal is usually no deal. Let markets fix themselves
    1
  10726.  @currypablo slavery is definitely a thing in Argentina
    1
  10727. Calls the police when fight breaks out. Gets angry at cop when they end it. There's no pleasing some people.
    1
  10728. Moot point when suicide is involved
    1
  10729. It's called fraud disguised as a joke ​ @scottfrench9267 
    1
  10730. There's a lot more violence down there besides the DTOs
    1
  10731. China driving growth of luxury goods? That quite a revelation as the vast majority of luxuries in China are knockoffs or completely fake. At the same time, even Chinese of modest means will buy luxury items just to show off. Chinese influencer culture is also not about fitness and friends like its western counterpart, but about wealth and romance. It should highlight how hollow China's alleged growth is.
    1
  10732. "Illegitimate laws" is an oxymoron. You mean "repeal counterproductive laws."
    1
  10733. This is the US, we don't do punitive investigations or collective punishment. Besides, the whole military is very much a turdhole for systemic issues some of us know about but no one else cares to know about.
    1
  10734. Depended on the bank.
    1
  10735. They're just as in the dark as you.
    1
  10736. BTW, the shorts Hwang got in trouble for were NOT bets against the company but rather trickery. He entered into a contract to buy a large amount of shares at a discount on the condition he did not sell for a long time. However, when he deposited the shares into his account, he already had already shorted at the current price allowing for an instant profit.
    1
  10737. Shut up
    1
  10738. A lot of city governments will use grunts temp labor to do superficial work in order to pretend they do stuff
    1
  10739. The slang term comes from Sandy Hook, a slum in New York City
    1
  10740. @cranimermusaazi1415  that war is not only long over, but there have been unrelated wars since and even so all fighting ceased years ago. Right now major issues in Libya center around how three competing governments compete for the loyalties of mercenary militias who are too busy running slavery scams to actually fix the jurisdictional mess.
    1
  10741. Other people's money. MBA idiots are secretly poor.
    1
  10742.  @hermitoldguy6312  yeah, that's the formula a lot of the time. Another formula is to identify an "enemy" and whenever they do something insist it's part of some scheme to rob/kill people.
    1
  10743. Ponzi scheme. End of story.
    1
  10744. Civilian belt feds still cost 9 grand, and since you can't get full auto I don't see why anyone here would get one.
    1
  10745. Especially when you're looking at low-impact journals. Often there is simply no peer review at all, and I have found published articles that contradict themselves in key places as well as dismiss all relevant data with a literal conspiracy theory
    1
  10746. Kinda hammers home Japanese culture that there are specialized master craftsmen for sporting goods from a game that comes from Scotland.
    1
  10747.  @phucprice6698  you seriously overestimate how much the average guy on the battlefield even knows about fighting.
    1
  10748.  @hilleleisenberg6382  how can you talk so much but say so little?
    1
  10749.  @vintagedigital108  it's call harassment.
    1
  10750.  @HeavyRayne  on your neck, so you will lose the arrogant bullying.
    1
  10751. Nah. Such paranoia is the product of systemic sex abuses. People (men and women) will blame the victim for any indecency, like in one case I heard where a police chief unironically said "You're a loose woman, that's why he raped you." Ergo, the overly modest clothing, the gender segregation within households, and the concealment of one's dating life.
    1
  10752. Also note R&D spending is a tax write off in the US.
    1
  10753. Well, they do have a vote and the vote matters, but that's not because they're nice. In India, each state use to be an independent country and many still have their old monarchs who are all vying for control. Ergo, a vote is an effective way to make weighted power-sharing arrangements. Although their claims to have free press are fraudulent.
    1
  10754. @inhalejemkem2534  those aren't even the people I was referring to, and the goons you mention never got any emergency loan from the Feds and I will dox you if you say otherwise. Bank of America was bailed out by Warren Buffet who is now largest shareholder so that was a pretty fair trade.
    1
  10755.  @KennyakaTI  this kind of libel can get you sued
    1
  10756.  @spinningweb749  shut up and get drafted
    1
  10757. Not exactly. Often the most "gullible" people are the ones that think they can outsmart the crowd, get in before the hype, get out before the panic.
    1
  10758. I wish. But these idiots were living in their own little world.
    1
  10759. Because that's who got elected.
    1
  10760. Don't you have sewage to throw in the river?
    1
  10761. Liar
    1
  10762. @banditkeithkingofduelmonsters  IDK what you're talking about, but it sounds like whoever said that tried to be a Twitch Streamer but made very little money so they stopped.
    1
  10763. High interest rates are bring valuations down to Earth as we speak. That means your calls are about to be demolished
    1
  10764. You know this is a crime reporter right?
    1
  10765. Dude, it isn't have that simple. Population and GDP go up while money supply stays the same, then DEFLATION will occur. Like it did when Grant was President because there was not enough gold mined to keep up with the growth of the US, so unlimited silver minting occurred.
    1
  10766. This ritard thinks only Mexicans build stuff.
    1
  10767.  @ecocodex4431  you spend your money stupidly, Greedo
    1
  10768. Fire this addict of a reporter for incompetence.
    1
  10769. Nah, they were just buying every company they could find.
    1
  10770. Everyone does. A government has dominance over its land in order to be called a government
    1
  10771. Shut up
    1
  10772. Shut up
    1
  10773. No, those are man made
    1
  10774. Dear Vice: This has been the norm of politics in Egypt for centuries. Also, your sources are known to encourage terrorism, you cannot trust them.
    1
  10775.  @acpfullsends5190  and yet, you would done worse
    1
  10776. It was never glorious
    1
  10777. @taxi I'm subject matter expert. Before the Ba'ath took over Syria averaged a coup a year. And before that it was a French colony. And before that it was a Ottoman colony so lawless that not even property deeds were a thing.
    1
  10778. @taxi there wasn't anyplace we'd call civilized back then to compare it too.
    1
  10779. @taxi Damascus was the first city we know of, but the archeology is limited that far back (stone and mud brick lasts, wood doesn't). There's evidence of sophisticated human activity in much of Europe and Asia back then including crops, writing, and fortified towns.
    1
  10780. @taxi you're behaving oddly domineering. Especially since we both know I didn't say that
    1
  10781. The irony is the guy who paid 48 million was trying to make money, while the guy who paid 280 wanted it as an inside joke.
    1
  10782. What power? These idiots literally just got denied a loan.
    1
  10783. Because she's a girl. Chivalry hasn't gone anywhere, we just pretend we don't go easy on girls
    1
  10784. This sort of highlights the total incompetence of Chinese Foreign Affairs. These guys don't even know where the Jews cane from, they're simply following "my enemy's enemy is my friend" logic
    1
  10785. Shut up
    1
  10786. They literally don't
    1
  10787. @Jira Jira  you say that but use a large bank anyway
    1
  10788. No, the South Africans make it locally.
    1
  10789. The preacher ain't the church
    1
  10790. Lose the trash talk
    1
  10791. Found the crypto scammer
    1
  10792. Vhut?
    1
  10793. Shut up
    1
  10794. One of many, yes. Another issue is a lot of people try to be the boss even if it makes no sense
    1
  10795. Sign you don't appreciate how big the ocean is....
    1
  10796. The black market for guns has always been quite extensive. Any weapons we give to local allies can end up as far away as Karachi.
    1
  10797. Shut up. Get drafted
    1
  10798. Big tech investment in nukes pre-dates ChatGBT by A LOT. Only idiot reporters think they're connected. And no one is going to be doing enough AI queries to support your ponzi-style predictions
    1
  10799. Shut up
    1
  10800. This is a good overview of the system, but just note the technical details on the electronics is worth a 60 minute video as it coordinates automatically with air force radar and is placed in interlocking fields of fire and has different success rates on type of missile and where it's going and so forth.
    1
  10801.  @jason4275  literally no one does that
    1
  10802. No, Chris. These are not to "enforce territorial claims." These fake boats are like everything in China, to put on a face and one-up the competition.
    1
  10803. Not really. There's not a robot for every plant, but in poor countries men often do tasks ordinarily reserved for machines.
    1
  10804.  @eragonruler  the end results should speak for themselves in that part of the world. It's the wages of sin.
    1
  10805.  @CouchSlouch-  like... You?
    1
  10806.  @CouchSlouch-  shut up. Get drafted
    1
  10807. @xrxs1020  exactly that. Anyone pleading innocence was actively picking a fight.
    1
  10808. @Elena-jl5jv  come on. You're involved too. It takes a special kind of idiocy to try to win by guilt tripping
    1
  10809. Screw that game
    1
  10810. All of Haiti, then?
    1
  10811. Like... You?
    1
  10812. @Armagedon013 for a while after the war, they did.
    1
  10813. Borrell is about to get fired for incompetence
    1
  10814. Sleazy ties to wall street? Fucker, investment funds ARE wall street!
    1
  10815. There aren't more frauds this decade, you're just more familiar with the last decade.
    1
  10816. Not everything.
    1
  10817. Some of us just wanted a means of seeing a lot of stuff from a lot of people
    1
  10818. ESG investing is pretty much useless as there's several thesis behind it that all contradict each other. Also, we have governments for this sort of thing.
    1
  10819. Slipping isn't the crime here
    1
  10820. Why u mad?
    1
  10821. Says who?
    1
  10822. Uber isn't a zero, it's just a cheap taxi service. DoorDash though...
    1
  10823. shut up
    1
  10824. Forest fire isn't weather. Lose the TDS.
    1
  10825.  @ofthelord1020  shut up and get drafted, liar.
    1
  10826. Nah. Direct elections came later and the electors and population always vote the same
    1
  10827. Bit of an exaggeration. Most of these animals are not hurt, but they're lying to their viewers
    1
  10828. These idiots are talking about international law as if they don't know it doesn't know it doesn't say anything about foreign volunteers.
    1
  10829. That's some strong weed you got there
    1
  10830. Shut up
    1
  10831.  @donaldmorckel1684  shut up
    1
  10832.  @seneca983  ENGLISH!
    1
  10833.  @seneca983  that isn't how I heard them say it. So bug off.
    1
  10834.  @seneca983  English isn't a first language for you, is it?
    1
  10835.  @seneca983  whatever you were taught, that was the "correct" way. No one talks like that.
    1
  10836.  @seneca983  I don't know or care what that means
    1
  10837. That book is mostly just ramblings of a gangster in prison.
    1
  10838. Found the registered sex offender
    1
  10839.  @anonymousAJ  menial labor refers to things a trained monkey could do. Skilled labor isn't that
    1
  10840. Incompetent MBA guys
    1
  10841. Doesn't matter. People are going to use it as an excuse to harass, sue, and defame whomever worked nearby anyway.
    1
  10842. He's a doomer. That means we'll jack off to his idea and actively berate/censor anyone who disagrees on social media. Welcome to America
    1
  10843. Even if that were true, who cares.
    1
  10844.  @luke_wittig  or your opinions
    1
  10845. That would take billions of dollars and years of work. It will happen over the decades
    1
  10846. Statistically speaking, no
    1
  10847.  @myvoiceafrica254  your statement assumes that only people with more money than you can commit crimes.
    1
  10848.  @myvoiceafrica254  nice rhetoric. Now say something of substance
    1
  10849. Bushido
    1
  10850. They had one upon war start. They were dead by the time kamikazes came
    1
  10851. You mind lending me that crystal ball when you're done with it?
    1
  10852.  @TheKdizzle1971  that's not true at all. I've literally written a master's thesis related to all their ever evolving armies, police, militias, clan forces, gangs, tribals forces, guerrillas, mercs, intelligence gathering, private security, secret service, and amateur arms industry. You shouldn't make broad assessments of forces when most you read is flaimbait headlines.
    1
  10853. Better than leaving the bulk of the population untrained
    1
  10854. I wonder how many of those people are also aggro green advocates
    1
  10855. ​ @krashd all filters and sensors fail eventually
    1
  10856. ​@Fragile-s-junktube not that eastern. The Russians drive gas
    1
  10857. As if the Israelis don't make in a day what Arabs make in a month?
    1
  10858. Shut up
    1
  10859. No. Police departments are immune to that
    1
  10860. You mind lending me that crystal ball when you're done with it
    1
  10861. Better than you'd do
    1
  10862. What makes you think he ordered it? What makes you think he was offed solely for working for an upstart party boss?
    1
  10863. Go away
    1
  10864.  @realkekz  go away
    1
  10865. B-1 is probably the most underappreciated CAS plane out there, yeah. But there's no other dedicated vehicle killer but small attack planes
    1
  10866. "Immigrants" and committing fraud. I wish I was kidding
    1
  10867. @ShuriBear  Minecraft YouTuber are kids
    1
  10868.  @somethinglikethat2176  come on, you know the system is fully automated and a computer doesn't know better
    1
  10869. No one cares.
    1
  10870. It already has, goofballs
    1
  10871. All part of the bronze age collapse. All over the known world, people abandoned their homes and went south. I believe the collapse to have been caused by THE Ice Age.
    1
  10872. He went to prison.
    1
  10873. It's still far cheaper than near all other services.
    1
  10874. We're all involved
    1
  10875. @deficrypto1234  the current "Hamas" is several generations removed from the original as they're all dead, in prison, or exile. Gazan gangs simply say they "support Hamas" and do whatever the fuck they want.
    1
  10876.  @rks5457  literally no one cares about Gaza
    1
  10877. I never paid attention
    1
  10878. There's always a reason, and frankly the reasons boil down to the same things you see among animals. Material possessions, access to females, and alpha status.
    1
  10879. Dude, most companies are not buying back shares at any given time. Buybacks and dividends can be suspended at any time and they often are. But guess what, the above accounts for a TINY FRACTION of earnings. You shouldn't berate corporations when you have no idea how it works.
    1
  10880. When I write drafts they invariably get longer every time.......
    1
  10881.  @Dimitris_Half  it isn't new. Balding is a symptom of old age, so like wrinkles people want it gone
    1
  10882. No one. That is the problem. Adam Neuman of WeWork was still just an amateur landlord with an idea to expand when his wife's rich cousin decided to help her out. The cousin asked how much Adam thought the business was worth, Adam threw out an 8 digit number, the cousin bought 30% of the company based on that number, and future "professional" investors bought in based on previous valuations. Allegedly venture capital and private equity are super-professionals that do ages of research but so many times we see them investing in companies hours after learning their names and/or not knowing basic facts about the company.
    1
  10883. How long did it take her to spend all the money and return to the waffle house?
    1
  10884. Donut Operator said he had a situation where a guy he pulled over forgot his gun was in the glovebox and went to grab his registration/insurance. No one got hurt, but that was a big scare for everyone. Do not spook the cops, people.
    1
  10885. They lose money until they close shop
    1
  10886.  @Ima1stHuemanHi  I use to believe that
    1
  10887.  @JamesIdentity  photoshop
    1
  10888. I never regret trades I didn't take.
    1
  10889.  @DesignVisStudios  long = bought Short = sold OP owned 1 put.
    1
  10890. This goon doesn't realize how many million of acres of grasslands is needed to raise cows, and also thinks cows destroy trees. And it's strange to call a process ongoing since the bronze age "unsustainable."
    1
  10891.  @PerceptionVsReality333  what is? Lab meat? That's silly, there's good science here
    1
  10892. It's called cartel behavior. What they did was legal, but their intent was clearly to force people to buy their products even if they didn't need them
    1
  10893. No, there is precisely zero grass roots support. The rioters you see in the news are all Muslim immigrants and local anarchists.
    1
  10894. Hardly.
    1
  10895. Corruption was not a factor
    1
  10896. He was often mixed up with one of the major market makers involved. The scammers were too lazy to get his name right
    1
  10897. Criminology studies say that yes, most people who fight cops appear to have a death wish.
    1
  10898. One report says that in China's silicon startups the money is dispensed once per year and in the following month all the employees of the firm get new computers, office supplies, and long company funded trips.
    1
  10899. So do most former Soviet states, but the real bottom line is eastern Europe's economy isn't dependent on global trade. Never has been
    1
  10900. Shut up
    1
  10901.  @thegraffitiplayground1325  shut up
    1
  10902. Vhut?
    1
  10903. You need to get in shape. She's a girl
    1
  10904. Weird joke
    1
  10905.  @joni3503  liars tend to have their eyeballs trade places with their testicles.
    1
  10906.  @joni3503  don't you have a shock therapy session, or something?
    1
  10907. Get a job
    1
  10908. [Insert Forest Gump Reference Here]
    1
  10909.  @8PMFORMULA  your stock picks are worse, I guarantee it
    1
  10910.  @questcore636  he owns a lot of stuff
    1
  10911.  @ronaldwilliams4053  not with interest rates the way they are
    1
  10912. @Noobs4020  it's the curse of being the world's richest man. Greedy bastards refuse to hear a kind word about you no matter how briefly you take that title
    1
  10913. No one read that shit
    1
  10914. Who says he was here illegally?
    1
  10915.  @prunabluepepper  The videos I've seen of that always end with a fake cop arested for felony impersonation. I don't know any case where such a jerkwad offed a dude.
    1
  10916. I doubt many people will (intentionally) get pregnant in college.
    1
  10917.  @88porpoise  according to how much you value them......
    1
  10918.  @aleksazunjic9672  the advantage in numbers is offset how the soldiers coming in from the Axis were at least hastily trained while the frantic pace of operations meant many Soviet soldiers had on the job training. By that I mean hopefully just holding the line in a trench while NCOs teach, but many times untrained recruits were thrown into battles.
    1
  10919. Who bails out banks and lenders? I've literally never heard of that happening. Sometimes governments TAKE OVER banks, other lenders aren't allowed to take deposits for this very reason, and governments do whatever they frick they want.
    1
  10920.  @NJLS  Name 12. Governments take over banks or organize private buyouts. Not even turdhole countries will bailout. In fact, in one case I know the king of a country refused to bail out lenders despite his step mother and his cousin's in-laws going bust. In another case from medieval times, a king beheaded a bankrupt banker. No one has any love for banks.
    1
  10921.  @26183  a bailout is an emergency loan and/or large donation meant to prevent bankruptcy. I.E. the IMF bails out turdworld states when they give large loans to insolvent governments.
    1
  10922.  @stephendoherty8291  governments don't protect bankers. They protect depositors/creditors.
    1
  10923. You don't know that
    1
  10924.  @marvelv212  Really? He was about to spend the rest of his life in jail. He appears to be in the denial phase when he said "If I die it won't be suicide." And more import: No one that wanted him dead had access to a Spanish prison. And no, the IRS doesn't kill tax evaders, as dead men don't pay and it's not that serious of a crime.
    1
  10925.  @marvelv212  did you not watch? Tax evasion.
    1
  10926.  @marvelv212  there's no country in human history that wouldn't do so, greedo. Wish that attitude I think you need drafted.
    1
  10927. Asimov was also a fraud
    1
  10928. ​ @legiran9564  shut up. Get drafted
    1
  10929. ​ @huluqi3972  shut up.
    1
  10930. These vindictive victims is just case in point that crypto was just cons conning cons
    1
  10931. Shut up
    1
  10932.  @Choikesta  shut up
    1
  10933. I thought Fruit vs Fruit was just going to be Gav and Dan boxing...
    1
  10934. This idiot thinks measurement systems can somehow be more advanced than others.
    1
  10935. Irrelevant wven if it were true
    1
  10936. To what? The literal trash in the rivers and streets?
    1
  10937.  @miriamschiro8585  a curious assumption, given what I said is literally the case in most major cities on the continent. Noteworthy is the river Niger is just as polluted as many Chinese rivers even though there are almost no factories on that river. The polution comes directly from residents as they throw trash and sewage in there in no particular order.
    1
  10938. ha
    1
  10939. No, the Fed is an independent agency
    1
  10940. He tried to run a guy over. Turns out he was driving a stolen car and had an illegal weapon on him.
    1
  10941.  @Unruly6ixx  found the drug dealer
    1
  10942.  @RaptorFaceRumble  liar
    1
  10943.  @RaptorFaceRumble  liars burn in hell
    1
  10944. That "rib of a dragon" was probably a whale or dinosaur bone
    1
  10945. There's a script dispatch memorizes full of relevant questions but in practice it gets chaotic. It doesn't help that dispatch has higher turnover than most government departments.
    1
  10946. Twitter is dead, no more riots.
    1
  10947. Of course the soldiers are complaining about civilian suffering from a blockade aimed at starving and army of bullets... Whilst not trying to lift the blockade... but whatever. That's par for the course in that part of the world.
    1
  10948. You suck at lying
    1
  10949. @jasonchui111  those were rich women and the play things of oligarchics
    1
  10950. Shut up
    1
  10951. Many Mexicans are white, the color, not White, the race.
    1
  10952.  @viewtifuljon8105  Uh... That's one of things thunderf00t got debunked on.
    1
  10953. @ronbali3429  no, that is you.
    1
  10954. This guy equates all Chinese own shares together @weird-guy 
    1
  10955. It was always like this
    1
  10956. It's called trolling
    1
  10957. Shut up, al-Thani
    1
  10958. Stupidity isn't a crime
    1
  10959. The sad part is these guys could have simply stashed the money in bonds and simply got modestly rich from the arbitrage.......
    1
  10960. The conspiritards? Yeah, but after a decade of getting harassed by these guys I am not amused.
    1
  10961. @tripplefives exactly
    1
  10962. It was a ponzi scheme. They were using deposits from new buyers to give houses to old buyers
    1
  10963. Those idiots don't even understand how these scams work. Bad analogy.
    1
  10964. Get back to work, grunt
    1
  10965. Dude, we punish the crime, not the accident.
    1
  10966. In minecraft.
    1
  10967. Out of jail
    1
  10968.  @CantHandleThisCanYa  tell it to your mother
    1
  10969. For a commodity, that is ballooning.
    1
  10970. Jealous, much? These guys made money salvaging a ruined firm. There would be more jobs lost without them. That's also how most current big businesses in the former USSR got started. They bought state assets using what little savings they had and got them up and running again.
    1
  10971. Water can carry it, though
    1
  10972. Depends on the mood at Wall Street
    1
  10973. It is pretty uncorrelated, but it is also trash
    1
  10974. Neither do you.
    1
  10975.  @remyd8767  like essential industries that feed us.
    1
  10976. Well, there is the corporate world, but they also have fraudsters targeting Wall Street and specific classes of consumers. Government programs tend to have expensive programs that move at a snail's pace because the fraudsters will find excuses to cause delays because they don't want their programs to ever end. Just a different coat of paint on the same old junk.
    1
  10977. Dude, all ponzi schemes go bust eventually.
    1
  10978. Go away
    1
  10979. The VPN is real. I tested it with those IP tracker sites. I even get YouTube to send me foreign language ads. Whether or not it's worth the price or is needed by most people is another matter
    1
  10980.  @jeeefthegreat7555  It's literal proof. Although note that the cell tower and WiFi modem you connect to can still totally see who you are
    1
  10981.  @jeeefthegreat7555  they don't hold customer data. We literally pay them not to, although that doesn't stop cookies from getting through
    1
  10982.  @jeeefthegreat7555  not the data you're thinking, and no. YOU haven't read their terms
    1
  10983. It's called Darwinism and deterance. Anyone thinking of doing the crime is either dead or too afraid to do the crime
    1
  10984. You should get sued for defamation
    1
  10985. Those nations hate each other more than they hate dollars. Russia actually has its own gold reserves and doesn't need any of those goons
    1
  10986. Found the shoplifter
    1
  10987. That would require competency and an admission they would never be the next Amazon
    1
  10988. They all have hyper-masculine personas but squeal like a pig when they lose.....
    1
  10989. Stop selling things people don't need. You won't reliably make money unless there's a reason people NEED something instead of just want it.
    1
  10990. @ If you're talking about YouTube, it was never free. You paid with your time because ads.
    1
  10991. How much did you lose?
    1
  10992. They're much smarter than you to have amass their fortune, apparently.
    1
  10993. Ha. If that were remotely true, we'd have thrown his body into the Danube.
    1
  10994. The idea is to proliferate EV, not monopolize it.
    1
  10995. Don't shift blame, for all we know this has been going on for decades and it may be a total scam. I've seen it elsewhere in the world where you want to get rid of your comrade without running afoul of the law, so you exaggerate a story about his mental illness. If you are friends or a... "Business partner" of the shrinks they'll go through the motions of admitting the subject no questions asked. I'd wager the militias that fund this hospitals can have whomever they want admitted.
    1
  10996. Can confirm. When I was a kid we'd get our computers fixed there but that shop closed.
    1
  10997. Lose the bullshit. They did a lot of things
    1
  10998. Harassing a diplomat does nothing for no one, pendejos.
    1
  10999. And whichever oligarch wins this battle royal gets it all.
    1
  11000.  @corwinchelway9969  Sudan was neutral during the Cold War.
    1
  11001.  @corwinchelway9969  Sudan is the topic, not Africa. Besides, most African armies still use the same exact guns left behind by the European colonies.
    1
  11002.  @corwinchelway9969  Except that isn't true and displays lack of factual knowledge about Africa.
    1
  11003.  @corwinchelway9969  your idea of why Africa is a turdhole. It's literally always been like this.
    1
  11004. That literally didn't happen
    1
  11005.  @Greyhound10075  even that is a misconception since none of that money goes to Israel
    1
  11006.  @danielleswanson4443  you're a liar too
    1
  11007.  @mijicmugendo  except they want the status quo.
    1
  11008.  @indogoUI  It didn't use to be. In fact, many of the villains from fairy tales are thought to have been caricatures of Welsh pagans.
    1
  11009.  @seankavanagh7625  vhut? Wales use to be several independent states.
    1
  11010.  @seankavanagh7625 In Wales in the Bitish Isles? You ain't making sense.
    1
  11011.  @seankavanagh7625  that's silly. It was called the British Isles because it was all shared a same king for centuries. And when I say share a king, I mean the royal lines of Scotland and England were merged together and Wales and Ireland were annexed and residents made citizens. Hanover was left out of thus move because that was a union that neither side wanted but the heir to the English throne happened to be a German prince, which is why the two separated with the ascension of Queen Victoria in London as Hanoverian law only allowed men to rule.
    1
  11012.  @roryoneill9444  Except they ain't, and I wouldn't care about lines on a map anyway.
    1
  11013.  @mtw9471  irrelevant, and not statistically significant either.
    1
  11014.  @bernardpearce3478  And the Falklands is in South America. It's irrelevant.
    1
  11015.  @mtw9471  false. The title Prince of Wales is an empty title put on the crown prince of England. The reason is during certain wars in Wales the king dissolved that office by ousting the prince and giving the title to his infant son. That title became doubly irrelevant when England democratized in the 19th century, and the monarchy only plays a ceremonial role.
    1
  11016.  @roryoneill9444  NI voted to stay repeatedly, why the frick would Scotland leave when oustsiders cannot even distinguish between Scot and English? In fact, the last time Scotland was at war with England was before America was a coutry, so Scotish independence is even more silly than "the south will rise again." (And yes, I remember a time when people still said that nonsense).
    1
  11017.  @bernardpearce3478  You clearly don't know the first thing about the Falklands or colonies. Even a 45 minute history documentary would have told you better than that junk. And just to hammer home how the geography isn't how you think it is, the Orkneys are actually Norwegian isles, as they were under Danish kings far more often than they were under Scotish kings (this was because the Danes were sea based kingdoms while the Scots were land based). Norway and Sweden speak two dialects of the same language and have a huge land border but are separated for the time being. The Phillipines have never been a unified state until it became a Spanish colony. Guam is so American that it attracts Japanese tourists who don't want to go the whole way to California. And the island of Ireland has simply never been a unified independent state at any point in history whatsoever. But you're using a small channel in the ocean as an absolute basis for a line on some map?
    1
  11018.  @mtw9471  ok, now you're flatly delusional. The Prime Minister is charge and you know this
    1
  11019.  @mtw9471  you're curiously selective on whom you accuse of such things, especially when some of the guys here aren't just mistaken, they are actually lying
    1
  11020. @macd6351  if there was a remake they could literally do that and the smear campaign would just bring more attention to the series
    1
  11021. Yes, people who pretend to be rich also do it
    1
  11022. Only one side is lit when it is facing Earth.
    1
  11023.  @Mrleejunman  watch the video
    1
  11024. For what?
    1
  11025.  @supportmalphite8769  typo for jail, prolly
    1
  11026.  @strikehold  it's what I say when people ramble on
    1
  11027. Let's appreciate the irony of a cutting edge motor company called "Junkers."
    1
  11028.  @lukestevens8735  I know. I still laugh.
    1
  11029.  @braticuss  I have never heard anyone that does that, even in manual labor jobs
    1
  11030.  @braticuss  that's silly. We all know models and actresses are chosen on sex appeal and nepotism
    1
  11031.  @braticuss  that simply isn't age discrimination simply because the job requires certain things that some people don't have. Is not letting a 16 year old serve alcohol ageism?
    1
  11032. Literally no one does that shit. Those FANG companies you're thinking of simply have management teams based on the nepotism of the founders who were usually young or middle aged men @JohnS-il1dr 
    1
  11033.  @braticuss  That's even more ridiculous since we invariably prefer workers with years of experience in similar work. Ergo, old men have all the best jobs.
    1
  11034.  @braticuss  you've never been to America, have you? You wouldn't even know what wages are like, do you?
    1
  11035. They took a % of the settlement. Standard for huge class actions
    1
  11036. One of Vanderbilt's successes was breaking subsidy driven monopolies. One big one was the big ocean steamships were receiving subsidies because of politicians trying to bring jobs (and votes) in their jurisdictions. These steamships did not use subsidies to make rides cheap, but to make them nicer while charging full price. Vanderbilt created a discount steamship that saved money partially by buying no insurance and faced off in the uphill battle. Vanderbilt won because the other guy had grown dependent on handouts that were withdrawn to save money, making Vanderbilt the biggest ocean liner who could afford giant ships. I bring this up because ultimately politics makes no difference.
    1
  11037. "Accredited investors" are rich chumps that no one cares about. And the fewer disclosures of crowdfunding is a necessary step to get people to read the disclosurers
    1
  11038. Shut up
    1
  11039. ​@Sun Shine he knows. He doesn't care
    1
  11040. If that were true, there would be no markets.
    1
  11041.  @rezzob  Projecting your vices on others does not make your losses any less atrocious.
    1
  11042. What is? Your sex life?
    1
  11043. Say that before watching the video?
    1
  11044.  @harryc3723  I don't touch that junk
    1
  11045.  @harryc3723  you enjoy casinos, don't you?
    1
  11046.  @harryc3723  you're a liar, too
    1
  11047. New cars and luxury items are inversely correlated to interest rates. Rivian is into both
    1
  11048.  @WarwickAvgur  I am. I shorted much later so it's all going sideways.
    1
  11049.  @paradiseexpress3639  Shut up, you don't know what you're talking about
    1
  11050. Vhut? It's literally a cement pad. You angry because it has a gravel foundation probably?
    1
  11051.  @richardellis69  So what? In common usage the terms are interchangeable
    1
  11052.  @richardellis69  No one cares. Least of all you.
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  11053. Not entirely. Said predictions only applied to select oil fields inside the US.
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  11054. @stephenrose7259  you wouldn't be the son of Eric Rose from Somerset county, would you?
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  11055.  @stephenrose7259  oh. I was asking because that's my cousin
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  11056.  @hill160881  That's false on multiple levels and IDK where you're getting this besides your butt. Mr. Musk hired a lot of industry experts but did have to learn some things the hard way and he did invent a few new machine tools. Tesla's profitability is less than the net subsidies they're receiving for being an EV company and all the conventional car makers generate far more revenue per car and per share. It's just another car maker.
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  11057. A breadbasket, not THE breadbasket.
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  11058. The only rule is any metric used to measure human behavior is bull because humans will game the metric.
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  11059. Or maybe their economy is much more sluggish and wasteful than advertised.
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  11060. Irish dude learned British in school and then moved to America
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  11061. It hasn't, we just like to pretend it did.
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  11062.  @Deiidreamng6855  Ecuador workers are worth more than they're paid.
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  11063. Do you have a death wish?
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  11064. The government? Who is that? It's not like the authorities in question work for anything besides pay. The fact of the matter is you can buy anything cheaply in Kenya. Food, land, women, public office, hitmen, exotic fur, drugs, tea, you name it.
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  11065. BLM has nothing in common with anything in SA.
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  11066. No one cares
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  11067. No, she's in as much shock as he is.
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  11068. @bunchlead  Seriously, you'd be surprised how good someone can get at the tough girl act but never put a thought into real emergencies
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  11069. Ask Mr Musk that question. And no, we own that part of the world and don't like Tehran shutting off the internet any more than we like Farsi doctors hacking off little girl's cervixes. You got that, ibn sharmouta?
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  11070. But people who had the bills continued to dump them immediately at worse and worse prices
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  11071. They didn't care if they died
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  11072. If you really believed that you'd shut up.
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  11073. The extent that crypto exists in its own little world is that no one I know had heard of FTX before they blew up, including several people who were into crypto.
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  11074. You shouldn't join with that degree of arrogance and stupidity
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  11075.  @christopheralldredge9298  shut up and get drafted, freak show. My old buddies at Benning will clear up that attitude
    1
  11076. If you think inflation will be high, why the hell would you hold cash?
    1
  11077. Or perhaps you is jealous
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  11078. Shut up
    1
  11079. Go to hell
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  11080. According to Hamas' own statements, no.
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  11081.  @wally9935  And none of them have any illusions that this is a systemic issue. Most of them will say it's hard to make any decent amount of cash without either breaking the law or abusing the law. For instance, most of the traditional Mezcal alcohol in Mexico is produced by small ventures, but a handful are far more profitable than the rest and are the only ones that can afford real equipment. The main reason for this is a few of the guys have connections to the regulators and can bribe past permit requirements or bribe regulators to downgrade their competition's drinks. Most Mezcal makers skip the permit process for this reason and just sell it locally or sell it in bulk to US companies.
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  11082.  @tigerpisces5506  Only select municipalities are any of those things, for the moment.
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  11083.  @cdee12120  Most of the fighting in Mexico has nothing to do with drugs. There are even gangs that specialize in siphoning gas pipelines.
    1
  11084. Vhut?
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  11085. That will more than likely end soon, and the Argentine government is dirty as all hell. They once stole a whole refinery
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  11086. Nonsense like this is why most countries have censorship laws
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  11087. 0.7% fee. In exchange there's liquidity, exposure to futures, regulatory oversight, and a risk arbitrage as futures can make you lose more than invested but you can't with ETFs.
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  11088.  @cp37373  dude, the person they are talking about is a known fake guru scammer.
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  11089.  @SA-ff9uc  if we did that, you'd whine about starving Pakistan.
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  11090.  @SA-ff9uc  lose the condescension. I honest ly don't give a rip if they starve.
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  11091.  @Jl3215TOR  You're going to get deported eventually, you know that right?
    1
  11092. @ shut up
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  11093.  @zenith_linear  Lose the bull. The Feds have no affiliation with the megacorps or Wall Street and the megacorps aren't allowed to have monopolies. No one wants Chinese garbage anymore, and there's web plugins specifically made to exclude Chinese and Indian products from web searches
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  11094.  @Jl3215TOR  this id10t thinks buying phones equals alliance
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  11095.  @Liviticus  Then while for the love of God has China been the largest consumer of European branded luxury goods? One luxury car dealer said rich Chinese are the best customers, because they want flashy cars but have no idea what they actually cost. Heck, Winston and C-Milk from ADVChina were the "White Monkeys," the European chumps Chinese companies hire so that people will think they know what they're doing
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  11096. @Liviticus  some of them, yes. Many are not. Mr. Buffet and Mr. Gates refuse to and Mr. Bezos sells everything in existence.
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  11097. @totallysanebean  McDonald's is a nice restaurant in China. You see the point now?
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  11098. @XC-Z-cv8qw  Among Chinese army officers, aquariums with exotic fish are status symbols
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  11099. They ain't broke yet.
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  11100. ​ @leniobarcelos1770 shut up
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  11101. Of a common consumer golf set, probably. Better versions have titanium and carbon fiber involved, and I'm not sure who makes those.
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  11102. Ha
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  11103. @000000000 wut?
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  11104.  @SteveSteeleMusic  you're assuming there's logic and planning where there's never been any
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  11105. His opinion is irrelevant
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  11106. I wouldn't have thought Houston would partner women together when they'll need some muscle for the job.
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  11107. Not always a scam, but there is definitely negative selection. I.E. these are companies big investors are NOT interested in
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  11108. That's bullshit. About 10% of Sri Lankan debt is to China and by all accounts it was malinvestment as the loan was given to build a port knowing the Sri Lankans couldn't pay (several Sri Lankans received massive bribes). Most of Sri Lankan debt is in the form of bonds that anyone can buy, and most of the rest is to private banks all over the world.
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  11109. There's an expression in some circles: Shit rolls downhill
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  11110. Robinhood and most employers offer retirement accounts with benefits, too
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  11111. No one cares what you think.
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  11112. This is why it's banned in some cultures.
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  11113.  @number1enemyoftheuseless985  yeah. I use to work at a restaurant. Things get hectic and there's a lot people going through there.
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  11114. Gamblers, anarchists, and thieves.
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  11115. VICE ain't selling drugs
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  11116.  @suedenim6590  what? Again, they ain't selling drugs.
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  11117. Not when it's full of Tunisians.
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  11118. Nice mag dump.
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  11119. I thought tsotsis meant "suspicious person" and not "sicario"
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  11120. Never been so
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  11121. Hardly. Business really is that volatile in China
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  11122. Shut up
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  11123. Not quite. Many of the "specialists" would be scientists, and they had to be trained how to rescue themselves if need be. The problem was he was referring to tourists and scientists with the same term, and you'll recall NASA changed the definition of astronaut when space tourism became a thing. Civil malfeasance, not criminal
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  11124. The difference between a merc and a soldier is a middleman. Italian states were more like corporations than nations and the security contractors they hired sometimes really were loyal to the company
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  11125. You?
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  11126. The guy is dead
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  11127.  @joels7605  Why don't you rat him out to his investors?
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  11128. No one is that dumb... except maybe you.
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  11129. I use to be part of a Facebook trading group when if Tesla/Apple opened green that day it was "yay success" and if red it was "don't worry I'm in for the long haul." It's just a sign of partisanship. Nothing more.
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  11130.  @mrjjman2010  who said anything about price fixing?
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  11131. He is profitable while you are not
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  11132. Shut up
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  11133.  @TheGeneralGrievous19  shut up
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  11134. Then you have people who are constantly insolvent but don't understand why they have bad credit (looking at you, Lebanon).
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  11135. This isn't new technology. Although before cheap electric pumps people used ditches.
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  11136. Shut up
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  11137. He did. With money he obtained from a pyramid scheme
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  11138. @harindaka  communist gangster detected
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  11139.  @ChristoffelTensors  This id10t thinks USAID is a press agency
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  11140. They're not better. It's only slightly cheaper and you will literally be traveling for days and have less boarding and disembarking options.
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  11141. ​@TheMELTDOWN911 not happening. Due to geography there's better money in cars and planes.
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  11142.  @TheMELTDOWN911  we all friggin know what greyhounds are. They're cheaper than all other transit, but you literally be on the road for days.
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  11143. @TheMELTDOWN911  dorks like that don't discriminate on travel. On grayhounds you'll encounter homeless people sometime too.
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  11144. They're still doing good science, but Moore's law was broken years ago.
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  11145. They depegged a year ago and got charged with fraud this month. What the frick you on about?
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  11146. Ponzi is selling below costs in order to scale up and take control of immense sums that can be abused. Case in point, Ponzi's bank invested in assets that returned an average of 3% a year and borrowed from depositors at 6%. Until the day he ran out of money, he lived in luxury and even bought the competing bank down the street that was profitable. Leverage, however, is simply borrowing money.
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  11147. Deja vu... This literally happened before on this channel.
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  11148. Go away
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  11149. Literally took a knife and told a man with a gun to go away. No logic at all...
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  11150. You know that conspiracy theory was debunked months ago, right?
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  11151. @gbmoney8746  lose the bull. Outselling other EVs combined
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  11152. They might not need to be. Now that the results can be studied statistically, Wallstreet doesn't want to buy them
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  11153. Where was one?
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  11154.  @Jodzy504  I ain't googling for 10 minutes just to realize you're deluded
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  11155. Plight? Dude, a lot of recent inventions were at the expense of these idiots.
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  11156. Just because you don't see it in the news doesn't mean we don't own the place. Recall Honduras used to be the definition of a Banana Republic and we were deeply involved in their war against socialism back in the day. These days we sell their government guns and trainers and the DEA coordinates with their police hunting drug gangs. They depend on the US for over a 3rd of their trade and export ag goods and import manufactured goods.
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  11157. Don't be ridiculous. There's no k-factor where you are.
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  11158. Did better than you would
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  11159. That's fine but hardly revolutionary
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  11160. These aren't the people you've been arguing with on the internet.
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  11161. Except we frankly have no idea how Jesus wore his hair
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  11162. It was never great
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  11163. The k-factor
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  11164.  @inurmomsbedroom123  because Mein Kampf is far harder to wade through since it rambles and meanders. Not even the Nazis that kept it displayed on their coffee tables actually read it.
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  11165.  @inurmomsbedroom123  as if it isn't easy to fake you read that stuff simply because you could repeat what you suppose to be true. But again keep in mind that few people read Mein Kampf. And more importantly, the book itself doesn't really explain much of Nazi thought as it's the ramblings of a then coup-plotter in prison for his crimes. It's loaded with jargon and weird equivalency that make major portions incomprehensible unless you already know what the man is thinking.
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  11166.  @inurmomsbedroom123  You sure as hell haven't read Mein Kampf. TIK has. And my specialty is in the Levant. I read from men like TIK and Henrik Lunde for WWII.
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  11167.  @inurmomsbedroom123  You're talking to a doctoral student whose been subscribed to this channel since his sophomore year. We sure as hell ain't the lazy ones, you just don't like some of the weird stuff TIK said about socialism.
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  11168.  @inurmomsbedroom123  is that your way of saying you flunked history?
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  11169.  @inurmomsbedroom123  You never studied history beyond high school, got it.
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  11170.  @inurmomsbedroom123  liar
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  11171.  @inurmomsbedroom123  You haven't explicitly said so but I have a strong feeling you're a holocaust denier. If so, your life expectancy is dropping as we speak.
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  11172. ​ @KrunoslavStifter  you don't even know what the javelin is for do you?
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  11173. Oh look. Another sovereign citizen auditioning to star on this channel....
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  11174. Mediocre? What use is high speed when yer shooting tanks? What use is stealth when you fly low and not very deep in enemy territory?
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  11175. Epic... Burns...
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  11176. Tediore much?
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  11177. They make perfectly good cars, dumdum. Europe is simply being effected by yet another Chinese ponzi scheme
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  11178. @temistogen4966  take the last year for example. Pristina refuses to recognize Serbian license plates or IDs. This is an issue for the people in border towns next to Serbia. They aren't just ethnic Serbs, many of them have family, jobs in Serbia and bought their car in Serbia. One Kosovar Serb cop was arrested for refusing to enforce the ban on Serb ID. This feud set off general rioting where the Serbs set up roadblocks in much of the north of the country. Belgrade thought they might seize this area by intrigue by offering their troops as a "peacekeeping" force, but of course everyone involved rejected this offer. And you think anyone can predict who will be fighting who?
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  11179.  @temistogen  Even if that's true, how is that relevant?
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  11180.  @temistogen  THAT'S WHAAT I FRICKIN SAID
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  11181.  @dionzeka  You didn't read my comment. Neither of us contradicted each other and I have no idea what you're trying to push
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  11182. "You ain't roadkill. Get off my murder's dinner plate!" -Crow, prolly.
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  11183. Alibaba was a private company, although Jack Ma was a party member
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  11184.  @madmax8949  doesn't mean they'll tell you anything
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  11185. They have nice ideas that the 2020's will likely be known as a decade of volatility, but they seem to have a wildly exaggerated view of market trends. The saying goes: The next year always seems more important than than the last century
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  11186. They literally weren't slaves, but grunt labor making more than they'd make farming. And yeah, theft is a big issue in any African company
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  11187. I use to be an independent contract for a completely different type of work. Just don't. All the honest people have regular jobs with labor protections and benefits, and both ends of the gig economy are full of greedy "entrapaneurs" and people that refuse to take orders and/or refuse to work a regular schedule. I don't know what the case here is, but I'd recommend hiring someone you are directly related to for the grunt work, and have a Merry Christmas.
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  11188. Dear gangsters: Cars are considered lethal weapons. If you threaten to run over people, you're going to get shot unless you can deliver.
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  11189. I was under the impression all the banks went fixed-rate only after 2008. It's not necessarily a good thing because fixed are always priced higher than the current floating rate to cover the bank's cost of insurance
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  11190. Lack of science? The only difference between Mythbusters and lab science is public preception
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  11191. Vhut?
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  11192. I totally have the oversized canines shown in the thumbnail.
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  11193. Devon Stone is not a Romanian lawyer. Heck, Devon isn't even a criminal lawyer. Also, if Tate doesn't go to prison I will kill him myself.
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  11194. I suppose it can be pre-programmed.
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  11195. Turkey is Europe's shipbreaker. They have ports but have neither equipment nor competence to make ships so they break them instead
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  11196. There's no love among those assholes. Voice of experience
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  11197. The more we know about the past the better
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  11198.  @darthregulus  and you, at their foot.
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  11199.  @davidsoom1551  because the press doesn't know what they're talking about
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  11200.  @davidsoom1551  Like... You?
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  11201.  @davidsoom1551  Yeah, it's called you don't know jack about science or economics or human's unrealistic immaginings about either.
    1
  11202. Heck, land mines are considered a crime in many areas but guns and mortars aren't. International law is just holier-than-thou bullshit.
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  11203. ​ @RealEngineering  it's perfectly fine to use napalm. It works quite well at torching buildings, killing fools, and making enemies run away. That's all that matters in war.
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  11204. An alloy scientist may be able to pull off a nickle-free stainless steel but that might simply migrate the problem elsewhere.
    1
  11205. Lowe that bull
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  11206.  @Operations1000  Cramer is a skilled stock analyst, but one must wonder how much prep goes into his shows.
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  11207.  @ChuckLeCluck  ha! Like your stupid predictions are better
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  11208.  JoeBidenIsTrash  depends how you measure.
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  11209.  JoeBidenIsTrash  one amongst many
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  11210. Adrenalin, a hostage, an asshole threatening to murder everyone... It makes everyone a little "trigger happy" wouldn't you say?
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  11211. Keep dreaming
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  11212.  @MaxedOut77  schizophrenicly inaccurate. You can assert that in your opinion no gun SHOULD be illegal, but lying and saying they are all legal is a sign you're not fit to breed.
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  11213. No conspiracy necessary, just sometime allies/enemies. Recall the allies sent tonnes of war materials to the Soviets to ensure they stayed in the war. Also, the general public was oblivious to this at the time, and IDK to what extent the decisionmakers were aware of these troubles.
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  11214. Richard was on Coffeezilla and explained how to know fake gurus were fake
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  11215. You know how much propane plants cost?
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  11216. 24:55 That pilot definitely told the tower to f*** off, loving it!
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  11217. No, that's a sign of your own envy. The people mocking poverty aren't necessarily rich, they're just greedy. And greed knows no social barriers, like envy
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  11218. It's partially true. The alcohol was actively diluted because they didn't know any other way to sanitize water. Usually people only trusted straight water they knew for a fact was clean, which meant they were acutely immune to local germs. Whole armies have been halted by diarhea when men were forced to drink local water, though.
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  11219. Most of what Gaza has comes from Israel.
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  11220. Hamas hasn't done anything yet.
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  11221.  @ElDiablo123  they did absolutely nothing in this fight. Either they're out of ammo or they wanted the PIJ dead
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  11222. HarDeeHar...
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  11223. It always has been third world
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  11224. P is for price of company, E is for earnings of company. The lower this number is, the more money you get for every dollar you invest. Think of it this way: You buy a house to rent out, and after 20 years you made enough money after expenses to pay for the house. The PE ratio of that investment is 20.
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  11225. Like... You?
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  11226. I many cultures it worked that way. Not these days. Get over it.
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  11227.  @Dad-lu1oi  ha. We don't do warrior kings, that's for tiny states without formalized armed service. We also don't do cowards, which is what you sound like
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  11228.  @g.narayanareddy1630  How can you talk so much but say so little?
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  11229. You'd lose money going off historic trends.
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  11230. I wish
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  11231. Was he a diversity hire?
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  11232.  @spidertao  there's no grand scheme to all this, they're just reacting to stuff seen elsewhere
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  11233.  @pavelimani  Trumpsters are protectionists and don't like it either. This is a matter of knowledge of economics and empires, not parties
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  11234. Because it would bend in places you don't want. It would sag in, like a trampoline with a person on it
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  11235. That's why they all say "do not drop." They're just ceramic with a plastic coating to protect against spalling.
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  11236.  @tomhenry897  Much of the war there was fake. Nothing has changed in Iraq, we just outsourced the grunt work to Iraqi goons
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  11237.  @MM22966  In the middle east it would be royally screwed because most states there have Holy Roman Empire levels of fragmentation. As in it's not even clear whether or not Balochistan is even apart of Iran
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  11238. The influencers are selling the lifestyle people like to pretend is actually obtainable.
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  11239.  @amp4105  Depends on who yer talking about. Many "influencers" are also YouTubers, photographers, fitness trainers, and other types of legit online businesses.
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  11240. Will you shut up about that, it's quite annoying and useless
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  11241. I don't know about anyone else, but China's economic data is so fake their central bank said as much when stating why they were struggling to keep their currency price stable. There's a list of known causes.
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  11242. It was always a ponzi scheme
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  11243. Shut up
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  11244. The army really can't figure out how to configure light armored vehicles.......
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  11245. Pay your taxes you bum
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  11246. Vhut?
    1
  11247. They knew it was bull the whole time, they just said anything necessary to get you to give them money
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  11248. Not remotely. In fact this guy's only real red flag was a single he-said they-said flashing incident and his wife spoke little English. He had another flashing incident that was caught on camera just three days before the rape-murder. It seems this guy was just really good at suppressing/hiding his depravity.
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  11249.  @wotdoesthisbuttondo  you think I know a thing about Britain's party politics? What I do know is British police is an apolitical organization.
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  11250. Liar
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  11251. Liar.
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  11252. Not really. There's all sorts of research papers that are published but are neither used nor read because their purpose was to get some chump a job.
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  11253. The government is immune from that kind of lawsuit, but I guarantee they'll at least pay the hospital bill
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  11254. @rylandavis2976  Dude, does it surprise you the guys making the rules only allow themselves to be sued when they want to? I.E. when a bunch of law students were asked to defend Sauron from LOTR, they said he is king of a sovereign state and is immune from prosecution. There was one case where a judge waived police immunity but that was an extreme case. In general the US doesn't allow civil suits for non-criminal actions done in the course of assigned duties. I.E. police kick in your door because they accidentally went to the wrong address, most departments would be kind enough to replace the door, but if they say no you are screwed.
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  11255. ARK Invest was just a ponzi scheme funding pojzi schemes
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  11256. Way. Too. Much. Leverage.
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  11257.  @Darknimbus3  Yeah, Communists always turn out to be hypocrites who don't understand basic economics.
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  11258. Bug off
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  11259. I'm surprised they haven't removed this video yet
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  11260. Do you have a death wish?
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  11261. 8:30 You say "the Swiss bank Credit Suisse" as if you don't realize that's redundant.......
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  11262. Humans are expensive.
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  11263.  @MikeOnTheHomestead  Not just people pay, but space within the tank encased in armor. You can see why there's no consensus
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  11264.  @axelnils  sign you don't know what the f*** yer talking about
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  11265. The hothead reporters are useless and annoying.
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  11266. Shut up
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  11267. You assume Chinese people want to avoid accidents.
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  11268. You say that but we all know you don't believe it.
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  11269. You do the same exact thing so shut up
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  11270. How much did you lose?
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  11271.  @neilpeartspurplenose8739  I ain't registered to vote. There's simply no factual basis for those allegations and if it were up to me we'd sue you for defamation. Now shut up.
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  11272.  @neilpeartspurplenose8739  no one cares. Shut up
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  11273.  @neilpeartspurplenose8739  shut up
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  11274. Shut up and finish your burger
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  11275. Man who is guilty claims he is innocent then immediately runs. It's almost as if he does these things reflexively when authority figures are around.
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  11276. Read the description
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  11277. Superiority is a fantasy. End of story
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  11278.  @abbasshachem3383  Palestine is the Latin mispronunciation of Pheonician, referring to the people on the southern coast of Palestine also known as the Philistines.
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  11279.  @adamlatosinski5475  although at that time it only referred to four towns while the area as a whole was still called Canaan allegedly named after the first man who settled there.
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  11280.  @davisjackson9154  Kinda. The Grand Mufti's power was not absolute although about 5% of the county's land mass was registered as a "religious endowelment" in the Ottoman register and listed as the Mufti's private property on the Jerusalem register. More like the Papal states when they existed.
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  11281.  @tagmata1872  What?
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  11282. Shut up and get drafted, punk.
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  11283.  @TimeToGetIntense  I'm not overthinking interest rates, I'm simplifying the whole market. That is, assuming all else is equal, the return of a stock is the return of a T-bill plus a suitable risk premium. Does that not sound fair from a simple economics perspective?
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  11284.  @egal1780  IDK, the volatility and often absurd valuations come down to expected future value. The companies in the video were pitched as "the next Chipotle" and by all accounts that COULD be true but it is difficult to assess the chances of that being true. The insane part is that all these different growth companies can't all become the next big thing, so the average return is actually pretty low... In fact, the average return should add up to the return of T-bills plus a risk premium.
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  11285.  @TimeToGetIntense  Not if you know anything
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  11286.  @TimeToGetIntense  if you really believe that what the fuck are you doing here? Scamming people
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  11287.  @hoppingrabbit9849  liars burn in hell with their tongues nailed to yheir balls
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  11288. No one cares if they did. France is Mali's Air Force.
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  11289.  @mukamuka0  Lose the sycophancy, it won't help your stock picks
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  11290. Zilch. They owed more than the comoany was worth
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  11291. Nigeria doesn't even have enough doctors for that. Perhaps there were a handful of cases that got (intentionally) exaggerated in the retelling.
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  11292. It's a matter of whether or not they even have a reporter in that area and finding people to interview doesn't happen overnight (although political BS does).
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  11293.  @andrewjones575  those places are not the same
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  11294.  @stephenford6132  No need. They control the odds.
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  11295. ​@killgriffinnow who said I agree? I said Patrick clearly doesn't envy wealth. Comprende?
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  11296. ​ @rustie115 what point? He is a greedy bastard
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  11297. Dude, people often instinctively yell out commands for the sake of saying something
    1
  11298. It's literally spring. And why so needlessly paranoid? It's just an average gunfight.
    1
  11299.  @steriskyline4470  irrelevant. Same question
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  11300.  @steriskyline4470  the problem with that is you have no idea what you're talking about, hypocrite.
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  11301. Belt and road started out as a railroad project and ended as a literal world domination scheme.
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  11302. No one subscribes for the political bull, vice
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  11303. If you amp up risk enough, failure becomes inevitable no matter how good you are
    1
  11304. It's making the most powerful men in the world give up territorial ambitions. I don't see what's so careless about that.
    1
  11305.  @themaravilla7777  lose the blame shifting
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  11306. ESG varies from person to person. What idiot wants to ban fertilizer?
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  11307.  @michaelstanley5215  not if have any idea what you're talking about. "Organic fertilizer" is just animal poop and any other decayed organic matter that's on hand. "Chemical fertilizer" refers to any number of man made things, the most common of which are identical to the active ingredients in manure (namely ammonium nitrate and ammonium). There are cheaper chemicals that put nitrates in the soil out there, but only fools use them as they degrade the quantity and quality of crops each time. Where I'm from farmers like to plant two crops each season to get double yield (usually wheat and soy). This requires more fertilizer than can be supplied by animals, but is super productive.
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  11308. Probably not
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  11309. I wish
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  11310.  @Andrew-ob5ij  he doesn't care. He just wants an excuse to rob white people.
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  11311. Corrections: 2/3rds are in t-bills whose profits help cover expenses. 1/3rd is required by the broker as collateral for the futures, but brokers only require a part of the total value of a cash-settled future to be posted. The SEC is allowing zero leverage with these kinds of ETFs, so most of the fund is actually in t-bills being used as collateral.
    1
  11312.  @TheGthangs  I'm American. Your username is checking out, so shut up.
    1
  11313. ​@MarquisLeary34 get a job hippy
    1
  11314. Because most of the complaints against him are either fraudulent or ignore basic facts about Brazil. Because the Brazilian army is badass and loyal. And because anyone who might replace him will do the exact same things he does.
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  11315. Vhut?
    1
  11316. It's not inflation, but the rising interest rates that combat inflation. It suppresses consumer spending since no one is borrowing to buy stuff anymore. And there's no particular reason things will pick up again in Shanghai.
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  11317. Even if there were, how'd you know? Maybe these fools just want to build their friends fancy houses on the government's dime.
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  11318.  @someone_7233  You just proved the point, you don't know the most basic facts involved. I bet you wouldn't know much about Chinese history either, like where the Russian Chinese come from.
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  11319.  @sereniki82  Not directly. There was no actual road that was the Silk Road, but really just a series of overlapping trade routes. By your logic Wales also had a long trade history with China since we found silk from that period in a Welsh royal grave.
    1
  11320. That's a problem we've all chosen to ignore.
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  11321. Note the orange smoke: That's proof of hypergolic fuel, which is poisonous in every conceivable way.
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  11322. You haven't watched many of their videos. Their forays into US politics are just trash editorials with no original reporting supporting their favorite side. What they’re famous for are the crime videos like this one, where there's no secret the VICE reporters abuse substances too. I've been around long enough to remember Hamilton, who simply explored and used exotic and weird drugs just to publish the effects.
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  11323.  @hp4415  they're both shitholes, but not because of communism
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  11324. It wasn't even half that distance. Source: I learned to shoot in the army. Besides, at the distances those houses are a 9mm isn't even effective.
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  11325. Hardly. There's whole teams working there
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  11326. Is that your excuse for refusing to budget yourself?
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  11327.  @jeanclaudejunior  English! Speak it, mother f***er!
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  11328. ​ @Dani-kq6qq shut up
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  11329. Pakistan doesn't know the meaning of the word
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  11330. Quit citing Chinese manufacturing stats. Local governments fabricate those in order to get state resources and promotions. Also, a lot of get rich quick schemes involve building things with no intention to sell, including one busted recently where government subsidies for EV exceeded the cost of an EV, so car makers built EVs and immediately sold them to scrap yards to rip off the government.
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  11331. ​@SICHTKRAFT it's a statistical fact as shown in the video. People simply aren't buying eceb when everything needed is available
    1
  11332. Curious how all the "taxation is theft" idiots consistently turn out to be thieves and liars.
    1
  11333. Many of them were hung, some committed suicide, others yeeted themselves away with their men in major battles
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  11334. And the gulf oil states
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  11335. Shut up
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  11336. Not necessarily. They would have known if they succeeded the stock would pop, and it was highly unlikely they will ever again see that sort of performance. They simply set their limit orders high so that if they succeeded, they'd sell automatically and become independently wealthy.
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  11337. No one. Leave history to those of us that read history
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  11338. Don't assume that. But it is a SPAC so it's going to perform poorly anyway
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  11339.  @youknowitzg00d  that's your hatred talking, not logic
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  11340.  @youknowitzg00d  I'm not. It's a SPAC that just peaked with a merger announced. Those always do poorly if you buy high, and I don't even vote so I don't care who runs it. If I do anything it's going to be thetagang because it's a meme stock.
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  11341. There are few companies in China that don't. Then again most Chinese work in Ma and Pa ventures that rip off their customers rather than the employees.
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  11342.  @palkisakumi8595  put that back up your butt where you got it.
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  11343. I think it happens when you're gone from a channel
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  11344. You mind lending me that crystal ball when you're done with it?
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  11345. A lot less blood is seen than I'd expect given all those bullets at point blank range.
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  11346. In our dialect of English, they're both the same
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  11347.  @sarahr3076  No one cares
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  11348.  @sarahr3076  No one cares
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  11349.  @sarahr3076  Most of these whiners are one guy affiliated with Coinbase. Some people have been harassing anyone who has been covering the charges brought against them.
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  11350. Bagholder detected.
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  11351.  @James-vj5hz  vhut?
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  11352.  @adambreezy251  liars burn in hell
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  11353.  @tsijr915  You are the OP, aren't you?
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  11354.  @tsijr915  Bagholder detected
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  11355. You would be surprised how many academics don't just think the monsters of early antiquity were not based on fossils of animals, but the actual living thing.
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  11356. It's called a pyramid scheme. You buy at one arbitrary price and try to convince someone else to pay a bigger price. Art dealers do have an edge because the end buy is usually an idiot who just wants to show off how rich they are
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  11357. Venture capitalism subsidizes startups at the expense of greedy bastards.
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  11358. Pay your rent you bum
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  11359.  @tonycrabtree3416  That means nothing. Everyone who wants a house, has a house and a mortgage to pay
    1
  11360. Ask someone who knows the furst thing about Hinduism
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  11361.  @MetalheadAndNerd  put that back up yer butt where you got it
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  11362.  @MetalheadAndNerd  I am not the OP
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  11363.  @Endrin911  These goons will beat on literally everyone that comes through... Except for the tourists, the Tunisians do romance scams just to get a visa out of that hellhole.
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  11364. Irrelevant.
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  11365.  @EdgyOllie  most of these vigilantes are funded by "donations" from neighborhoods they "protect." Many are connected to unrelated rackets. Other take "spoils of war" from "cartel members." Often the only difference between vigilante and cartel is one deals drugs and the other impersonates a cop.
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  11366.  @EdgyOllie  you're digressing to irrelevant US politics
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  11367.  @EdgyOllie  do I care?
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  11368.  @EdgyOllie  shut up. No one here would notice if you croaked, frankly. So why you think your opinion matters?
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  11369.  @EdgyOllie  shut up
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  11370. Most people don't have to worry about crime.
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  11371. Missiles that haven't been invented yet?
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  11372. I say we draft you just for saying that
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  11373. Found the shoplifter.
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  11374. The analyst on the news is investing based on fraudulent GDP and corporate earning numbers.
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  11375.  @shane_rm1025  Ponzi would totally do this
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  11376. Correction: We originally didn't know lead was bad in this way. They thought the amount of lead in the air would not remotely enough to produce symptoms even in crowded cities because they didn't know what the effects of routine microdosing were. Source: A random chemistry book published in ~1930.
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  11377. Vhut?
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  11378. Important note: Much of the US isn't counted on housing statistics. They only count cities above a certain size.
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  11379. Exact same people, dude.
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  11380. And decapitating them isn't?
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  11381.  @tettazwo9865  like... Yours?
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  11382. Same story, different day.
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  11383. Quit getting your info on farming from politicized environment science magazines. Those guys wouldn't even know what the manure spreader is for.
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  11384.  @asternoah5534  Kenya has had a coup since decolonization and there's plenty of crime in South America. It isn't a perfect correlation, but it is a clear correlation. Local geopolitics are more important than anything else, as coups are most common in independent states undergoing a succession crisis of one sort or another. There's also a correlation between crime and poverty too.
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  11385.  @aaronhpa  that is one way to resolve the issue, yes.
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  11386.  @j3i2i2yl7  he means an actual savings account. Like Alaska's Permanent Fund
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  11387. No
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  11388. The people that identify as Silicon Valley, sure. But there have been good real startups over the years. none were worth buying though
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  11389. It literally didn't......
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  11390.  @motherland6370  I'm literally a military historian. I could exposit at length about systemic problems without laying blame up anyone.
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  11391. The Afrikaners call this the K-factor. Do not ask what it means.
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  11392. That's silly. Most cops never fire a gun at a live target, EVER. And there was no way for anyone but the suspect to know whether he'd attack the cops AND that the taser wouldn't work AND that he'd get close enough to stab someone. It's a big world and everyone has stuff going on in their lives. Extreme incidents are always happening somewhere.
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  11393. That's a forklift not a bulldozer, goofball. ;)
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  11394. Wut? You ain't making sense
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  11395. It's not who colonized, it the local culture.
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  11396.  @Dwightstjohn-fo8ki  vhut? You mind making sense?
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  11397. Deadpool here. I lost access to the time machine for classified reasons that rhyme with Narilyn Nonroe.
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  11398. Sht upp. Get drafted
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  11399. The only reason metal is recyclable is because it's expensive enough to be worth picking up. Cost savings is a major long term issue.
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  11400. I got a kit for butchering rabbits if you need it.
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  11401. That would take a whole series
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  11402. Servicemen seeking sex and not caring how they get it? Yep, can confirm.
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  11403. Garden variety spree killer. Wanted to destroy the whole world and making a feable attempt at it.
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  11404. That's a joke?
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  11405.  @fredrikcarlstedt393  ok, it's just I've heard dumber stuff on this topic
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  11406. Its performance is suspiciously similar to SPYX
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  11407. Screw those games and everything they stand for.
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  11408. Active investors don't like being told they're wasting their time. Passive investors don't like being told which stocks to buy.
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  11409. Voice is different from normal. Probably is a good robot
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  11410.  @ChinaObserver0  no need to apologize
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  11411. It was never built nor did they make money from it, and the man himself said he just said that to get the governor of California to drop the stupid maglev stuff. So can we dispense with the bull because you simply suck at veiled death threats
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  11412. @sweetybnz7482  Sht up.
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  11413.  @sweetybnz7482  come on. We all know hallucinatory allegations are threats
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  11414.  @VictoriousGardenosaurus  liar
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  11415.  @VictoriousGardenosaurus  liar
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  11416. To add to that "Fortune favors the brave" is also the motto of Sayeret Matkal, Israel’s elite hitsquad. They have a very similar all-in, no-f***s-given approach to warfare.
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  11417. Dude, do you have any idea, how expensive this supply chain is to build and maintain? If any of them default on their bills, you will have a problem personally as the price of gas goes up, which in turn effects the price of everything at the supermarket. I'm all for corporate Darwinism, but it's within everyone's best interest that the supply chain stays open. So until the day where plastic and gas motors don't exist, we will continue to treat oil/gas as essential materials.
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  11418. It's called lying
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  11419. No need. These idiots thought they could keep the ponzi going forever
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  11420. Given the how oftentimes the cops in China are temp workers organized off books, that may be true.
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  11421.  @Mrstrikerace  It will never be fixed. End of story.
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  11422. Incitement to riot is an actual crime. Revise your comment
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  11423. @taotzu1339  profit margins aren't near that high and fresh meat is expensive to transport and stock.
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  11424. Dude, they were making rocket fuel during a time when no one knew how to handle rocket fuel
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  11425. @obsidianjane4413  it's a statistical fact. They have about the same risk/reward profile except VC goes for business Innovation and crowd funding goes for consumer products. The success rate is the same with 20-30% success rate and huge rewards in the form of stock ownership for VC and big discounts for CF. Both were demolished by rising interest rates as people lost interest in risky ventures.
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  11426.  @obsidianjane4413  Lose the insults. They have about the same risks and rewards, except one is for rich people and is weighted towards business solutions and the other is for ordinary people and is weighted towards consumer products
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  11427. tell that to Bill Gates
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  11428. Dude, this is literally a fact of life out here. Not much we can do except clean up and have shelters ready to protect people (houses can be replaced). We don't get hurricanes or earthquakes so I don't see how it's worse.
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  11429. That guy they shot threatened to stab a random hostage.
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  11430.  @kristinab1078  she's full of it. I know without checking
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  11431. As for me, rate cuts mean I might finally be able to refinance my unholy amount of debt
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  11432. Shut up
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  11433. That wasn't called for
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  11434. Vhut?
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  11435. I got news for you: We're assholes that get what we deserve.
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  11436.  @christinawilson2667  vets
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  11437.  @christinawilson2667  I don't care. We're all just trash.
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  11438. How would that kill Hedgies? It just equals a lot of people who would buy mutual funds instead buying hedge funds. Whether this is good or bad is debatable.
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  11439. liars burn in hell
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  11440.  @ZoeAlleyne  they're dead
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  11441.  @bobroberts2371  to hell with unions. They're redundant with labor laws and cost money. They couldn't have stopped these freaks from shooting themselves in the foot anyway
    1
  11442.  @KNR90  You unfamiliar with expression "shoot yourself in the foot?" These idiots own testimony of the matter reveals the workers knew they were cutting too many corners. They even saw the signs in advance
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  11443.  @KNR90  I think you're lying. You know full well the blame goes squarely on men who are dead. Strange how degenerative behavior primarily hurts the people that do it. As for your malfeasance, you clearly envy people with money, hence why you won't hear a kind word about them.
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  11444.  @ZoeAlleyne  This goon doesn't know that public safety departments take tips from the public. And anything they could have done would be better than what they did.
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  11445.  @KNR90  Liars burn in hell
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  11446.  @j.f.fisher5318  liars burn in hell
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  11447. You probably have an interesting criminal record.
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  11448. Liars burn in hell
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  11449. You know due to subsidies and scholarship Americans can attend college for a fraction the price an exotic school will charge?
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  11450. @teaveins1466  I don't know anything about UK colleges, but here in the US there is in-state tuition where many colleges get state money that takes off roughly a third of tuition for residents of that state. Also poor students get grants from the Feds, and the very Federal student loans Mr. Biden wants to forgive are subsidized. Add many private research grants and scholarships all sorts of entities provide. The US has an opposite problem: There are more college grads than there is demand for most majors. Ergo a lot of people have the debt associated with a degree, but not the increased wages you'd expect with a degree.
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  11451. @teaveins1466  the US federal loans has loan forgiveness for a variety of public service jobs.
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  11452. @teaveins1466  it's a pay bonus for government workers, and the government does what it wants with its money.
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  11453.  @teaveins1466  charity is not an investment
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  11454.  @teaveins1466  holy frick, the undefined "Nordic states" are constantly being used as examples of society far ahead and far behind. I see no difference between them and the rest of Europe
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  11455. Apartheid is coming back under a different name.
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  11456. They made them quickly in the Cold War and these things outlive the pilots when maintained right. If they do start building more, they won't use the old airframe.
    1
  11457. We may have met at a fireworks stand
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  11458. Shut up​ @ZorroComputers 
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  11459. That's silly. The rating changing on those precipitated the crash, but many were already losing money by then
    1
  11460. No one cares
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  11461. You equate their crimes together, which is silly.
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  11462.  @miloterra2  shut up
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  11463. There's implications to this math everyone likes to ignore: If either interest rates or taxes go up, the current value of the stock drops. In case you're wondering how spooky action by Washington demolished your Tesla calls.
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  11464. Assuming the takeover is bad for investors, it does protect them.
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  11465. If politicians are arguing about how important it is, it is probably overpriced
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  11466. People been saying that for decades
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  11467. He was arrogant as hell like you and losing money promoting stupid shit
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  11468. No one stole anything.
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  11469. "[Real estate] is responsible for 29% of economic output," That China's fraudulent GDP data talking. Local officials get bonuses, demotions, promotions, and state resources based totally on GDP numbers. Thus they will start lots of big "tofu dreg" projects that are overrepresented in GDP numbers, generally part of a crony capitalism scheme. For these schemes it matters little what utility comes from the buildings, as a collapsed or unsold or abandoned half finished building means the schemes can start all over again.
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  11470.  @celan4288  It's MBAs versus everyone that isn't a scammer
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  11471. They were always ponzi schemes
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  11472. Shut up
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  11473. Depends on location.
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  11474. They have confidence, they're just liars
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  11475. Liars burn in hell
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  11476. Shut up
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  11477. Sounds like Wiederhorn is a serial Ponzzi schemer and will continue going in and out of prison.
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  11478. @vincentseidle954  shut up
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  11479. They already have more power plants than they need due to green energy garbage
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  11480. The audience and host were stoned retards
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  11481. Do you have a death wish, kiddo?
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  11482. He did
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  11483. Given the suspect's accent this is definitely not a matter of feminism.
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  11484.  @younes86hotmail  Dude, she sounds Chinese, and that's the type of place where you have to break the law to avoid getting screwed over. Also, in China, everything is a competition for dominance.
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  11485.  @younes86hotmail  "feminism" in China has no resemblence to feminism elsewhere. In fact, Chinese "feminism" is all about getting a dream relationship with a guy.
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  11486. Not quite. In China there are simply so many counterfeiters that it is often impossible to sell a genuine good for a profit because the counterfeiters are competing with each other on price too. And China plays a lot more silly games with business than just subsidies because state-run enterprises are given goods stolen by the army and they're allowed to break China's one anti-trust laws. To say nothing of regulatory abuse where laws are rigged to make it easy for locals to rip off foreign companies. Chinese capitalism is what Communists think all capitalists are like.
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  11487.  @Videomorgue  Liars get scalped
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  11488.  @hengedraws  That changes nothing, where do you think the government will get all the rent money? Taxes.
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  11489.  @thememaster7  Googling... Only about 1,000 people are literally sleeping on the streets on any given night. Most live in slums in the form of public housing. Most of the expat workers claim overt discrimination and harassment, and much of these conmute every weekend outside the city. I can't find anywhere that says if these guys sleep are homeless on the weekdays.
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  11490.  @frederikqu7717  that's hilarious. Now finish eating that meat lover pizza of yours
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  11491.  @matthewhuang9588  the inedible 70%, you dolt
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  11492.  @Ana-mp6my  yeah, but that doesn't mean the US won't use corn for ethanol
    1
  11493. You know the only reason people think man came from Africa is because Darwin thought blacks were less evolved than everyone else.
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  11494.  @robrob9050  see the original comment
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  11495.  @robrob9050  I believe you don't even know who the Serbs were fighting during their war of independence
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  11496. @Rob Rob  dude, it's WWII Europe. Anti-Semitism is a matter of degrees. While I haven't heard of any major pogroms there, it's not plausible this junk didn't exist in A FORMER OTTOMAN PROVINCE. Let me do the fact checking... The Ottomans arbitrarily deported several Jewish neighborhoods in the 19th century. Upon independence, Jews faced discriminatory taxes and restrictions on where they could live. See? Not the worst in Europe, but it was there.
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  11497. That's normal. Maybe you got a thing against young people.
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  11498.  @rui518  fuck unions. Auto makers pay well because they got robots galore
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  11499. Older than that. French fur traders were broken this way. So much work/risk, so little money.....
    1
  11500. That's silly. It's a casino
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  11501.  @dirkgonthier101  did such antics ever get Italy to pay up?
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  11502.  @jzk2020  no, I don't. And the EU ain't a country. Literally every treaty they have has a clause where any state can unilaterally pull out for any reason. And given the veiled threat of war coming out of Poland you should see what really counts here.
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  11503.  @sjewitt22  From its allies, yeah. It was never rich to begin with either.
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  11504.  @sjewitt22  no. The sanctions have seen few changes in recent years, although they did have an immediate massive effect when first enforced in the Cold War. And the US-centric approach to Cuban Affairs is quite annoying. Cuba lost tens of billions of dollars when their contracts for doctors was canceled, and lost tens of billions of dollars more when their oil trade with Venezuela ended. Meanwhile Trump's restrictions on tourism is said to have cost Cuba only 1 billion dollars. I can't find why specifically medicine is in short supply though
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  11505.  @Furiends  Yeah, the collapse of Venezuela played a major role in this. As did Brazil's cancelation of their contracts for doctors.
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  11506. There's no way to tell what would have happened exactly.
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  11507. It takes a special kind of idiot to keep threatening someone when they literally have you at gunpoint...
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  11508. vhut?
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  11509.  @ProfAzimov  buying the dip really works in the civilized world
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  11510. No one cares.
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  11511. Quit trying to get Americans to ride overengineered trains! We drive our own damn cars!
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  11512. Who said they're Christians? And why the gratitous jab at a religion?
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  11513.  John Rock  Latin America is part of the world where a lot of unaffiliated people identify with their parent's religion. This use to be the case in Europe. The Mexicans don't fight over religion. But you do get some weirdness, like there's a patron saint of smugglers. A lot of Mexicans comment many of their religious customs are Christianized versions of the indigenous pagan religions, some of which are still practiced.
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  11514. Don't be too sure, as a large portion of their officer corps and weapons stashes got offed. And their Arab enemies in Fatah and the PIJ are also vying for control of Gaza.
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  11515. It literally is a lazy parade rest
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  11516. Speaking of investing in education, a lot of technical vocations pay good and require like one or two semesters of classes. You could be a welder, plummer, pipe fitter, med tech, mechanic, IT, or a list of other things and always be able to get a good paying job, with the guarantee of more pay with experience and seniority. This is always a better investment than any stock play.
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  11517. Well, each one of them was an asshole, so whatever.
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  11518. Irrelevant
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  11519.  @vaterunser3879  there's nothing to learn. Stuff happens
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  11520.  @mycosys  you parents should take your phibe away
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  11521.  @woodymoto2326  they'll investigate until they rule out arson. There's also rumors that it was just a power line blown over by the wind.
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  11522. Because it's not just IP theft, but worthless crap and also a ponzi scheme falsifying profits to investors. Like how a lot of Boeing's troubles come from how they outsourced parts making to cheap Asian machine shops?. I would not pay any amount of money whatsoever to a counterfeiter regardless what they make.
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  11523. He's busted far more crimes than he ever committed.
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  11524.  @HyperSimian  Von Braun was one guy.
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  11525.  @StoicContrarian  Von Braun and his team wasn't involved in any criminal stuff we know of.
    1
  11526. Not necessarily. "Elite" units in that part of the world are almost always staffed with the clansmen of the heads of state. They get stupid amounts of pay/privileges and are trusted with sensitive tasks. Unit commanders are generally part of the inner circle of the big boss.
    1
  11527. The suspect shot the bystander. And even if they did, the suspect definitely was shooting at them in a crowded street. Great logic and impartiality you have there.
    1
  11528. Never count on handouts
    1
  11529. Not that rich. He was an adventurer.
    1
  11530. @Billpeterson4785  loans from rich relatives. Literally, that's how tech startups work, and his net worth was calculated from these arbitrary company valuations come. His secretary testified that often he sold stock simply because he didn't have the money to meet the next payroll.
    1
  11531. Of course he's BSing. He doesn't have control over most of the Taliban in order to give such orders.
    1
  11532. That's an exaggeration
    1
  11533.  @Sasskin  I would. You can stop trying to yank heartstrings as if you think you know anything about airplanes
    1
  11534. Who is greedy? The Nazis were after power, not money.
    1
  11535. No one asked you
    1
  11536. ​ @larryjsmith2767 not relevamt
    1
  11537. Dude, most of them owned shares.
    1
  11538.  @darrendent8288  yeah. It's also going to follow the SPAC pattern and slowly fall now the deal is announced.
    1
  11539. You're trying to sound smart but even army grunts can tell you don't know what the fuck you're talking about.
    1
  11540.  @Xiahoud  some of those don't exist and even if they did it isn't relevant to what I just said. Also no, there's not a siege as IDF soldiers come and go in Gaza as they please. Gaza has more in common with an Israeli POW camp than anything else. And just so we're clear, I'm nobody's sycophant.
    1
  11541.  @montaser9985  come on. You know better
    1
  11542. You will be surprised what women will put up with. Especially women with asshole fathers.
    1
  11543. 12:40 Not regional banks, apparently.
    1
  11544. Shut up
    1
  11545. Terrorism refers to just that, spreading terror. Revenge porn is just childish criminality
    1
  11546. Some were changed... To be fancy cars the buyers don't need
    1
  11547. There's a couple reasons BRICs exist: 1. Involuntary dollarization in all participating countries. 2. China is printing a lot of money and buying gold to back it instead of T-bills. Ergo, they want other countries to use their currency to mute the impact of inflation.
    1
  11548. That's not so bad. Just rent until the opportunity presents itself
    1
  11549. Probable suicide by cop.
    1
  11550. That pretty much sums up the entire country.
    1
  11551. The plot of the movie is super ironic given all the hate mail Baldwin is getting.....
    1
  11552. There's actually a BUZZ ETF that uses an algorithm to track the stocks hot on the internet.
    1
  11553. According to other sources it appears the charge was painting the Soviets as the villains and not painting Nazis as the villains. I have no idea if that's true, but people in Eastern Europe are really touchy about historic perceptions of their country's role in The Great Patriotic War. The Russians like to see the Soviets as the anti-hero and they like to see anyone who collaborated with the Axis as a racist traitor. And given this Memorial group isn't based in Russia (IDK how many of their affiliates are Russian), it isn't surprising the courts shut them up. A lot of places seem to have started feuding over historic perceptions of the 1940's for some reason...
    1
  11554. Silly startup. Manufacturing favors economies of scale.
    1
  11555. No, she's a woman, of course she didn't do it on purpose
    1
  11556. You really think anyone read that schizophrenic rambling?
    1
  11557. Recruiting videos were always cheesy, got it.
    1
  11558. It looks like someone is trying to turn the SR-71 into a stealth bomber
    1
  11559. Just another Ponzi scheme
    1
  11560. Green investing definitely is...
    1
  11561. It definitely wasn't libertarian. No, they were all simply living beyond their means and expecting someone else to foot the bill.
    1
  11562. @guyincognito1707  this goon doesn't know what excess force and manslaughter are
    1
  11563.  @zakh7675  lying isn't necessary in this instance, dorko
    1
  11564. @TheCaesarion  Is that a weird joke or do you need shock therapy for those voluntary delusions of yours?
    1
  11565.  @amazingpowers6056  irrelevant
    1
  11566.  bernardo_d  liars burn in hell with their tongues nailed to their balls
    1
  11567. This is a complete design revision. Although points for doing something creative for once
    1
  11568. It sounds like Huiyan was made the fall guy
    1
  11569.  @choosecarefully408  no one read that.
    1
  11570. He's still getting paid.
    1
  11571. More like yours.
    1
  11572. Bug off
    1
  11573. This isn't unique to the Communists. Back when they had aristocracy the harems of serior officials were mostly staffed with the daughters of lesser officials who were trying to gain advantage for themselves and their daughters (who had a slim chance of becoming de facto queen). Same racket, but these days they pretend it doesn't happen.
    1
  11574. Wages falling, bank runs, and deleveraging are deflationary. The real counterfeit bills, ponzi schemes, and capital controls are inflationary. I don't which wins in China, but the currency is extremely volatile
    1
  11575.  @coelhocointech9841  found the crypto scammer
    1
  11576. That's silly. In Russia they'll just arrest you for harassment or hooliganism, which is just a fine and/or time served. In Iran, if you tick off the rich and powerful they will send you to gender reassignment surgery and force you into prostitution.
    1
  11577. Don't you have a phone scam to get back to, hypocrite?
    1
  11578. I can't tell if she shot by accident because of the slip or she thought he was attacking her for some strange reason.
    1
  11579. Liars. Accidents happen, now shut up
    1
  11580. Goodness, we can't just build a new model?
    1
  11581.  @hs5312  she still lost money as she doubled down on the way up
    1
  11582. India has elections, but they probably don't fit your idea of a democracy
    1
  11583.  @jenkharmilton  I knew a professor who did that and still lost money
    1
  11584. Shut up
    1
  11585. Neither entity signed off on any design. And that is simply not so, as what kills carbon fiber for deep sea use was unknowable at the time
    1
  11586. Stock options are a zero sum game.
    1
  11587. @Sleepless  it literally isn't. The thing about options is that assuming an efficient market the prices of all options reflects the probability of stuff happening. While the price of a share reflects the Federal interest rate plus a premium equal to risk taken.
    1
  11588.  @sleepless2541  active management is not the stock market
    1
  11589. @Cesar Gaming and Vlogs  Yes, the Federal interest rate is baked in, but unlike an actual loan the actual volatility of what you're buying is also priced in. The only potential exception are expirations way out in the future and that are really deep in the money, but those assets behave more like shares anyway.
    1
  11590. @Sleepless  just because they buy individual shares at discretion does not make it active management. Think of it this way: If you have tens of millions to invest it's cheaper to buy all the stocks in an index yourself than it is to buy a passive index.
    1
  11591.  @cesaresp101  it's the Greeks. Vega, gamma, rho, delta, and so forth. There's a math formula for giving fair value
    1
  11592. Ha. VICE had an identical business model. Everyone hates big business until Wall Street offers a ton of cash
    1
  11593. That's an exaggeration.
    1
  11594. If there was a fund that did that, the existence of said fund would create correlation between them.
    1
  11595. This idiot thinks the gangsters who run the orphanage won't get angry
    1
  11596. Shut up
    1
  11597. Stock forecasts are like buttholes. Everyone's got them and they all stink.
    1
  11598.  @dennisstafford1749  it's a Russian PMC. They are from Russia, they are staffed by Russians, they are loyal to Russia, but they're still a security contractor like any other and get a lot of work that has nothing to do with any government.
    1
  11599.  @dennisstafford1749  I can't follow. You're jumping topics
    1
  11600.  @alexandrutirlea3804  Russia is quite civilized, and they're working with the Armenians.
    1
  11601. The west is not a singular entity. Some Anglophone investors did lose big on Evergrande and similar companies, and these are the guys you see freaking out.
    1
  11602. @iliketoast-q9b  you can and it's called leveraged investment but it only works if you're a high-credit institution making boring investments. AKA a bank lending out deposits.
    1
  11603. @Unqualifiedtake  no, they're abusing their fund to pump up the green energy bubble. They WILL lose big time eventually
    1
  11604. No. That's sugar
    1
  11605. It really is. In some parts of rural Mexico the elites practice polygamy despite it being illegal. Also, the region discussed is mostly ruled by gangs right now.
    1
  11606. Not forgotten... More like a true Classic.
    1
  11607. Well, South Africa would be exactly the place to find variants. It's got unsanitary and insolated communities next door to first rate science labs (literally). There's probably a lot of unimportant variants in the turdworld we just don't know about.
    1
  11608.  @stevef4010  There's a reason you don't have any position in government.
    1
  11609. You mean pyramid scheme
    1
  11610. What's hilarious is Coinbase's affiliates have been active on social media still trying to ram the "clarity" bullshit down our throats because they really have nothing else to say.
    1
  11611. Found the shoplifter
    1
  11612. The Wall of Shame needs to have "Another One Bites the Dust" in the background
    1
  11613. It varies between countries and where their embassy is located.
    1
  11614. It's not a censorship thing, but an advertiser stupidity thing.
    1
  11615.  @arrgylerawrgyle3784  So's hanging fools for terroristic threats. But do we give a fuck?
    1
  11616. Don't you have a shock therapy session, or something?
    1
  11617. He already shot the taser into the asshole's sweater.
    1
  11618. Just say you're a fraud.
    1
  11619.  @danyo6938  how much have you lost so far
    1
  11620. Your opinion is irrelevant
    1
  11621.  @AwkballOddward  irony
    1
  11622. Who says this attack was over drug rackets?
    1
  11623. Some things never change
    1
  11624. It can be. Look at Temu, literally a platform for ponzi schemes and counterfeiters. They sell as much as they can abroad, where Beijing is actively hoping consumers get hurt
    1
  11625. Don't you have math test to fail, kid?
    1
  11626.  @041101213  Shut up before your mother spanks you again
    1
  11627. One guy managed to fake an world record because one reporter took his word for it, the actual verifiers took the news report at face value, and the Guinness Book of World Records took their word for it. People are far more trusting than they say.
    1
  11628. Not exactly worse
    1
  11629.  @oiinahgiiusadurrybrahchuck7209  dude, we're talking history. Back pre-19th century people would hang out at restaurants and bars on the weekends. Hotels usually had restaurants attached and you can imagine this was where gossip spread. Soapboxing was not a metaphor. Also before radios people would spread opinions by passing out pamphlets and nailing them in public places (a literal public post). Martin Luther did exactly that when he nailed his 95 thesis.
    1
  11630.  @oiinahgiiusadurrybrahchuck7209  how can you talk so much but say so little?
    1
  11631.  @FormerPessitheRobberfan  I knew what he said, you're not helping with insults
    1
  11632.  @FormerPessitheRobberfan  are you bored?
    1
  11633. That is not really a problem for macroeconomics, though
    1
  11634. Tell that to the 'immigrants"
    1
  11635. This idiot doesn't realize Merlin engines is just an incremental improvement on earlier rockets
    1
  11636. ​ @thedausthed no need to exaggerate, they're contracting eith NASA for routine missions right now
    1
  11637. That price is fishy. I'll see myself out...
    1
  11638. Don't be silly. Other building materials have their problems
    1
  11639.  @ricardoxavier827  depends where you are.
    1
  11640.  @gfys756  and collapse due to volcanic earthquakes
    1
  11641.  @ricardoxavier827  how can you talk so much but say so little?
    1
  11642. That happens a lot, for some reason. I guess there's an urge to say something in a gunfight even if it makes no sense.
    1
  11643. In physics specifically the field is loaded with chumps who want the prestige of being the genius scientist more than they want to just crunch real world math problems. Part of this is because educations are artificially cheap, but part of it was the success of early 20th century physicists where 50 world famous scientists all posed for one photograph, but that was only possible because at the time people thought theoretical physics was solved so very few men (and yes almost all of them were men) were working on very big problems.
    1
  11644.  @PowerChannel88  He may have decided to sell overnight, tho
    1
  11645. Wut?
    1
  11646. El Sisi takes Israeli money to destroy those tunnels.
    1
  11647.  @bluejar5614  not happening
    1
  11648.  @Tripple_Threatt92  the class problem of active traders....
    1
  11649.  @pr7606  uh, no. He's just a young American. And in America it is mandatory to defame America.
    1
  11650. Lose the silly politics
    1
  11651. What?
    1
  11652.  @BingoPaletot  Hmm. How many Russians/Belorussians have they killed?
    1
  11653. I guess the war isn't as important to us as we implied.
    1
  11654. What you talking about? It's always been like this
    1
  11655. Didn't know you had a death wish, coward
    1
  11656. Do you have a death wish?
    1
  11657. ​ @Cntr-Cmd-Delete  this is why you ain't a lawyer. Now shut up before you becthis channel's next guest star
    1
  11658. You know they are far from having a monopoly on that, right? And do you not even know what a chemical rocket is?
    1
  11659. Bagholder detected
    1
  11660. I know without watching this you don't have a clue what you're talking about.
    1
  11661. Only the ones on Forbes/Fortune/Wallstreetbets
    1
  11662. Dear Matt Ferrell: You should be highly skeptical about people working on "the future of agriculture" because consistently said people turn out to not know much about agriculture. These are scientists, not farmers.
    1
  11663.  @lightdampsweetenough2065  TIK is equating a lot of these idiots with various modern Socialists. While there certainly is some overlap (neo-nutzis gotta shift blame sonehow), I personally think he was too quick to equate the views.
    1
  11664. We want to discourage drinking though
    1
  11665.  @bobtuiliga8691  Hard to say one way or another if the tax reduces drinking because most drinkers are the sons and wives of drinkers. And if you use beer tax to pay for rehab it can become REAL difficult to say
    1
  11666. She says he was suicidal, but he was acting as if he wanted to escape at her expense. We may be looking at a long term enabler.
    1
  11667. No
    1
  11668. A century you mean. And don't assume this guy had a political motive
    1
  11669. Bitcoin was invented for money laundering within dictatorships, not a pyramid scheme
    1
  11670. Not always, but often enough to disassociate oneself
    1
  11671.  @Cheeseatingjunglista  then go buy one
    1
  11672. The Italians ripped Ethiopia a new butthole with on hand tied behind their back and the Ethiopians needed the Brits to rescue them, don't pretend otherwise.
    1
  11673. Aren't we all?
    1
  11674. ELN?
    1
  11675. Liars get scalped
    1
  11676. That's silly. Most of these houses were tofu dregs, built just for the pyramid scheme aspect. That's why you see so many people who own several homes which were unfinished. Also, they were often paying 5 times what Americans were paying relative to wages.
    1
  11677. You can't spell manslaughter without man's laughter. ;)
    1
  11678.  @tedf1471  Seriously, dude. A sporting gun means it's fun to shoot paper with it. By your definition, sporting guns don't exist. And putting battlefield in quotes is nonsensical.
    1
  11679. My mother is a social worker. She says most of the parents she deals with are either off meds or on drugs.
    1
  11680. No one is missing your trash talk, so shut up. But given the desperation exhibited by some governments when France discusses departure it seems their local allies will miss them
    1
  11681. German engineering: Complex solutions to simple problems
    1
  11682. There was a war going on and they were afraid of both sides. Like today most towns were ruled by gangs, but back then the rebel gangs were getting Commie guns and the government gangs got US guns
    1
  11683. Politicians don't dictate arms acquisitions. Don't get me wrong, they want to, they just have no idea what they're doing
    1
  11684. Not really. The EU doesn't have a single monetary policy, so there's no real comparison. The US for many decades has had artificially cheap debt and all sorts of subsidies for new and growing businesses, especially for individual skilled workers. My own college debt and mortgage is all guaranteed by the Feds and some of the schools I attended got big grants from state governments. I personally don't see how any of this helps. It simply incentivizes young men to take lottery ticket like risks and try to reach billionaire status.
    1
  11685. Not when you realize much of it was extorted from oil drillers
    1
  11686. It was always opaque
    1
  11687. Go away
    1
  11688. Except in France the public works project actually worked. In this case they're likely to go broke before they finish the place, and you have Vox's sources telling all sorts of lies about their intentions.
    1
  11689. That won't stop their overseas assets and accounts from being seized. Also, default is incoming
    1
  11690. That's an oxymoron
    1
  11691. They're all ultimately just lucky bastards who don't know what they're doing
    1
  11692. Borderlands called, they want their Psycho back!
    1
  11693. "Where his teeth?" Everywhere, dude.
    1
  11694. Same story, different year
    1
  11695. They're bankrupt
    1
  11696. He literally didn't say that, and it literally did crash. Lies and bullying will not make your investments any less trash, pendejo
    1
  11697. That really only matters with exotic ETPs. If it falls because a billion dollar leaves, it will rise back where it was when that same billion comes back.
    1
  11698. To add: While luxury brands have fat profit margins they are extremely sensitive to market downturns. For obvious reasons
    1
  11699.  @DSN262  a lot of these idiots did watch the video, they just don't care as long as they can introduce a small myth in order to tell big lies
    1
  11700. That's literally the only way a bank can work
    1
  11701.  @Saltatory_  you're getting scammed
    1
  11702. He was a felon on parole in possession of drugs and a gun. He fled the original accident because he was busted
    1
  11703. They do. We just whine about it anyway.
    1
  11704. It didn't need help from him. That site was complicit in the organization of riots
    1
  11705. @johnny5896  weird exaggeration. They are the the biggest EV seller and a lot more states besides cali subsidizes this stuff. The main problem is EVs are a luxury item mostly used by people who can afford multiple cars
    1
  11706. @handsanitizer2457  the formatting of Twitter did incentivize spamming behavior, popularity contests, low effort posts, and mob behavior.
    1
  11707. Madoff was badass, SBF was not.
    1
  11708. Test for the Thing. I think Ethan is the Thing
    1
  11709. Found the drug dealer
    1
  11710. They don't have a lot of money they just spend it stupidly.
    1
  11711. And embezzlement. The reason a lot of third world enterprises fail is because people misuse budgets.
    1
  11712.  @condorX2  shut up
    1
  11713.  @xzcvdfxzc7256  lose the bull. England is a civilized country
    1
  11714.  @chrispowell1224  growth is meaningless. Productivity per person is everything
    1
  11715. Vhut? The laws don't matter in Pakistan
    1
  11716. TIK, no competitor with Amazon pays minimum wage. They don't pay very well, but I think Mr Bezos is just expressing a genuine opinion rather than a 4d chess move (Mr Bezos has done a list of anti-competitive stuff in the past, though).
    1
  11717. It's called sensationalist bullshit. The price of drugs go through the roof with these arrests.
    1
  11718. Most. Expensive. Launch failure. EVAR!
    1
  11719. Some people will blame the cops anyway.
    1
  11720. Sig puts more care into end user's helth than any Army commander does.....
    1
  11721. Saying more training is needed proves you have no training on the matter regardless the topic. And voice of a guy that's seen hundreds of videos like these: Shooting through the windshield is a viable option, just note the bullet will be turned and that glass is going in your face and it is difficult at best to aim in a moving car. If you think it may save yer life, go ahead.
    1
  11722. Ft Hood is proportionately just as violent, believe it or not.
    1
  11723. More than we trust you
    1
  11724. Shut up
    1
  11725. They have nukes. This is doomed to be a long Cold Conflict.
    1
  11726. In a share for share deal, you will receive shares that will cover your shorts
    1
  11727. Balance? The world as we found it is simply what conditions happened to be in. Any cyclic is purely coincident
    1
  11728. Step 1: Borrow to invest. Step 2: Speculate wildly on stocks using short term derivatives. The rest happens automatically as you lose all your money and much of the bank's.
    1
  11729. I wish that were true. Now lose the political BS
    1
  11730.  @pampam6182  shut up
    1
  11731. Beloved?
    1
  11732. A curious assertion, given all modernization of those countries came at colonial hands and said systems quickly fell apart upon independence.
    1
  11733. He wasn't threatening to kill her
    1
  11734.  @tripfisk4246  he had a restraining order because he had been arrested multiple times for beating that very ex. Ego is a much more likely motive than suicide
    1
  11735.  @tripfisk4246  we all have something we value more than life itself
    1
  11736.  @tripfisk4246  pride. He owns his ex, in his mind. That's how it is usually is
    1
  11737. @Rockall57 Lying isn't necessary in this instance
    1
  11738.  @mylex817  No. The lack of rules applies to the government too because they can intervene in any matter at any time. I.E. When Russian cops say come you come because most incidents of alleged "police brutality" aren't just dismissed by the courts without trial, they're actively encouraged by the public who trusts the average cop to beat up bad men.
    1
  11739. Pelosi was exonerated. Get over it. There was one fool I forget the name of who kept recommending a company for contracts at committee meetings... Without disclosing he owned the company. He's is prison now.
    1
  11740.  @kennybautista8218  yeah. It's all political bull, and the more you gloat the more you look like a liar. And liars have their tongues nailed to their balls
    1
  11741. Found the shoplifter
    1
  11742. It's called alcohol
    1
  11743. He was having sex with his niece
    1
  11744. Most African states are defunct and there are dozens of ongoing wars. Why would anyone in Africa spontaneously start taking orders from some foreign idiot? @sanni0812 
    1
  11745. Because they value family over law.
    1
  11746. @Noah_E  liar.
    1
  11747. Why would the Devil show up on infrared?
    1
  11748. Liars get scalped
    1
  11749. You'd be surprised how irrelevant official religion is in people's lives. Russia is still mostly Orthodox despite the years of Communism.
    1
  11750. Not as many as you think and not for the reasons you think.
    1
  11751. ​ @ajmeetsrussia5780  no one believes you
    1
  11752. Found the drug dealer
    1
  11753. Filistin. That's how it's pronounced locally.
    1
  11754. I wish this had any remote chance of happening...
    1
  11755. He tried to murder three people, he may still pull a fast one, he said he has a death wish, and you're worried about wasted manpower? Lose the bad faith ridicule.
    1
  11756. Of course the momma cow is paranoid. The farmer does plan to murder them all eventually.
    1
  11757. Because they probably aren't making any money. They're just lying and giving revenue as profit
    1
  11758. Too late to get in
    1
  11759. @Stumpy-mv2iq  they live on the streets though
    1
  11760. Shut up. That isn't what happened.
    1
  11761. Like your parents?
    1
  11762. ​ @EntertainmentZone-jw6bq he doesn't care. He's jealous of their money
    1
  11763. How does that make this less of a craphole before they got there? @Orray 
    1
  11764. There's a bunch of ways they might compute that. But the design requirements contradict each other. I think these goons are selling this on the idea one plane can fill the garison role of several
    1
  11765. When you see those preposterous working schedules many people work... It likely goes without saying at least some of them are sleeping when no one is watching.
    1
  11766. Don't you have a divorce to finalize?
    1
  11767.  @chrismuckley9420  shut up
    1
  11768. Generic flaimbait retort!
    1
  11769. Shut up
    1
  11770.  @ivandelgado6843  shut up
    1
  11771. Fund the drug dealer
    1
  11772. A bunch of trashbags are spreading lies about that shit anyway. What's the difference?
    1
  11773. Don't be silly. The can costs a lot more than the soda as does the marketing and distribution. And in making drugs most of the costs is in the licensing, insurance, and training certifications.
    1
  11774. The fund is trying to sell itself to a bank now.
    1
  11775. In this case it is not even necessary to have a total monopoly, just enough that people keep coming back even if they're an asshole
    1
  11776. Yes, canned meat has as much salt as they can get away with
    1
  11777. That's ridiculous. They can't take your money.
    1
  11778.  @Marinealver  did you mean to address that to Willie?
    1
  11779. No, but they want to talk about it
    1
  11780. Quit spamming that
    1
  11781. Username doesn't check out
    1
  11782. Neither the law nor police nor the public recognizes "slightly lethal force."
    1
  11783. Weird distortion. Job-producing infrastructure is a big tax write off, so when they were growing (and losing money) they got out of a lot of taxes.
    1
  11784. Obsolete? What replaced it then?
    1
  11785. He had an illegal gun and drugs on him.
    1
  11786. Ha
    1
  11787. I'm sure these same goons are eager to call every else hypocrites for banning TikTok.
    1
  11788. Iran still has F-4s and F-5s left from the Shah era. They burned their bridges with anyone that could supply new planes and have no precision manufacturing or R&D of their own. So they've turned to obsessively maintaining antiques by custom machining each replacement part as needed (which is as tedious and wasteful as it sounds).
    1
  11789.  @albertsmith99  shut up
    1
  11790. More recently he said something to the effect that he thinks all crypto institutions are frauds
    1
  11791. @Kaapenaar47  shut up, kid
    1
  11792. None that I know of
    1
  11793. They were so different they might as well have been from a different planet. These peoples lived in city states and had elaborate networks of treaties. They believed murder made the world go round, which isn't a metaphor. They thought if the gods' bloodlust was not filled the sun wouldn't rise and rain wouldn't fall. Also, the gods didn't care if the victim was willing, and the killers ate the men they killed (who were usually criminals and enemy warriors).
    1
  11794. Dude, the guy was wanted for two murders. I think he preferred to live free or die hard rather than waste away in prison.
    1
  11795.  @troywalkertheprogressivean8433  I ain't kidding. All the American commies do it
    1
  11796. The biggest weapons usually do the bulk of the murder in wartime.
    1
  11797. The Qassam rockets were also fired from culverts stolen from construction sites
    1
  11798. Because most schools do not need security period. It's only because stupid politics that fools think schools are targeted by anybody
    1
  11799. How much did you lose?
    1
  11800. The existence of punishments does not debunk a systemic issue. Besides, we know that at least some of the men jailed in China are so because they ticked off men in high places. Easy way to do that is to dig up dirt and trump up the evidence. It's also a statistical fact there's insider trading. Not only are the largest retail investor accounts the highest performing, their winning trades are mostly ones considered suspicious like sales before bad earnings. Most of the rest were in companies based in the same city as the rich investor. The biggest 10% of Chinese investors beat the market consistently, while the smallest 50% overall lose money.
    1
  11801. Either that or it breaks if it gets rained on
    1
  11802. The UN is irrelevant
    1
  11803. Watch the video
    1
  11804. The obvious solution to oversupply is to start eating the older sheep until supply matches demand.
    1
  11805. He's African. He alternates between cheesy comraderie and petty feuding.
    1
  11806. Not even remotely
    1
  11807. That's the thing about Mexicans. They try to be everyone's friend until the day they try to off you. Doesn't matter if you're a cop, gangster, politician, businessman, or just a farmer. And in India understand the elites can charge you with felony defamation for pretty much any reason they want. However, votes still matter.
    1
  11808. He's a British tweaker. Of course he thinks cops busting drug gangs counts as a "civil war."
    1
  11809. Constitutional revisions only really happen at gunpoint.
    1
  11810. You should mount a mortar on it and name it Tigger.
    1
  11811. She's going to prison for more than a year. I bet the lives of everyone on this thread.
    1
  11812. Vhut?
    1
  11813. Not all of it. The top ten richest men get a lot of attention regardless how they got their money and Mr. Forbes loves talking about politics. The problem is the sexualization of wealth where they want to feature people who are young, pretty, and powerful to feed their masturbation fantasies.
    1
  11814. @tren133  that is what you suppose to be true, not what you know for a fact. Even so, Chinese laws are more than protectionist they're rigged to assist locals in ripping off foreigners.
    1
  11815. That tends to be the same as value since everyone chases big dividend numbers.
    1
  11816. @Na808Koa  prove it. Also, the Feds are backlogged and these are complicated cases, so if they do charge them it will take a while
    1
  11817. Apparently not. This guy had white men under his command
    1
  11818.  @dreamersdisease2481  Racist rhetoric will get you killed
    1
  11819. The area does have a fair number of gangs, it was probably some vendetta killing.
    1
  11820.  @rockstarofredondo  The owner of the house, I assume.
    1
  11821. Egypt doesn't even mediate wars in their own territory, let alone anyone else's. And Cairo is literally on the US' payroll
    1
  11822. Guys, we all knew last year that all those stimulus checks were us borrowing against our future selves. We all made that decision, so get over it.
    1
  11823.  @ChineseKiwi  Liars burn in hell
    1
  11824. Shut up
    1
  11825. People who say that usually end up in prison.
    1
  11826. Pigs are always disgusting
    1
  11827. Just blanket delistings instead
    1
  11828. Shut up
    1
  11829. It's like BuzzFeed videos. An angry click is still a click, but it brings zero regulars.
    1
  11830. Why'd he deny these recordings when they don't reveal anything incriminating? Is he in the habit of censoring any real info about what happens behind the scenes regardless what it is?
    1
  11831. China is not a factor in the part of the world in question
    1
  11832. The reason behind the insanity was that originally none of these coins had a defined conversion, they were defined as the value of a given amount of copper, silver, or gold and the prices of those metals changed a lot with respect to each other. The original pound sterling was only worth approximately 240 pence
    1
  11833. China's full of abandoned buildings, maybe the price will fall
    1
  11834. It is a SPAC whose merger is announced, so good idea. But keep positions small as this could get crazy.
    1
  11835. It's a pity how little money will induce men to risk their lives. Especially in cultures where prestige is connected to wealth.
    1
  11836.  @najimm5577  No, just you.
    1
  11837. Watch the video
    1
  11838. Depends on their other positions. If, for instance, they were long on older car firms that dabble in EV, they'd be ok.
    1
  11839. By erupting a volcano in a desolate area in a non-lethal manner?
    1
  11840. Why so serious?
    1
  11841. @ Middle class means average wages
    1
  11842. Finish your burger, Karen
    1
  11843. They do. Bolsonaro used the army to crush many major gangs.
    1
  11844. ​ @narcissa1112  don't be silly. Gangs can't take over whole towns unless there's low enforcement rates.
    1
  11845.  @jonatand2045  sicarios would just find new rackets if drugs were legal. Like harvesting lumber from other people's land, or carjacking, or selling exotic animals. Those aren't random examples, those things happen in Brazil.
    1
  11846.  @jonatand2045  your jail sentence was your fault, bro.
    1
  11847. This is just the norm of business in Egypt. Little equipment, little skill, lots of feuding.
    1
  11848. Earn? Bozo, you will make your fair contrabution to public services or we will throw you in a cage.
    1
  11849. They were after bread not gold
    1
  11850. It actually doesn't work as all these entities mentioned fight each other as often as anyone else.
    1
  11851. How much did you lose?
    1
  11852.  @spydertv1195  No one cares what you think
    1
  11853. Lose the sycophancy. I'd bet my money you work for the Qatari government.
    1
  11854.  @MrSupernova111  Goodness, could you be a more obvious alt account?
    1
  11855. That's silly
    1
  11856. You're assuming idiots will buy a given weapon regardless if it's legal.
    1
  11857. Is that a weird joke or do you need ED medicine?
    1
  11858. Of course not. Just because protestors throw bricks at oil men doesn't mean they didn't drive a car to get there. Likewise, just because heads of state divert funds to this program doesn't mean they're going to do anything that effects their GDP.
    1
  11859.  @paulhaynes5029  you mind lending me that crystal ball when you're done with it?
    1
  11860.  @paulhaynes5029  sorry
    1
  11861. We don't get that many drunks
    1
  11862. I don't know, when they are effective the video doesn't usually get posted here
    1
  11863. You're no different, wherever you are
    1
  11864. How is drone companion better? What happened to AWACS and cruise missiles?
    1
  11865.  @aenorist2431  quit talking out your butt
    1
  11866. Come on, we all say we "don't trust banks" even as we make checking accounts a mandatory method of payment.
    1
  11867. These operational requirements appear to contradict each other
    1
  11868. Don't be silly. This is a real science experiment.
    1
  11869.  @tlaloc9624  the view count says otherwise
    1
  11870. This has no impact on anyone's GDP
    1
  11871. The price of eggs was mostly effected by chicken plagues, and if you call that price gouging I will dox you for lying.
    1
  11872. Removing all grants would make college too expensive for scammers to consider. Removing all the grants would take the bribery out of college.
    1
  11873. Correction: Select areas have a travel boom. Cheap local touristy spots since most Chinese have downgrade their consumption in the past two years
    1
  11874. People will keep paying rent regardless what happens to savings. Your REITs should be fine. Emphasis SHOULD be. I don't predict the future.
    1
  11875. @davidwilks4123  drug dealer detected
    1
  11876. Ads through google are both cheaper and don't allow anyone to abuse the trust a specific YouTuber has
    1
  11877. They came to the same result from opposite directions. The Reds initially installed party members in management in each business, but quickly realized they needed someone who knew what they were doing. This is how the commissar system came where an apolitical boss had to run every decision by the desk of a party member that could override it. Thus, while the names of all ventures came under Soviet central management, daily functions were unchanged as most of the managers were the same guys who ran things in Tsarist days. The state still had the anility to dictate production regardless of profitability and unemployment was outlawed so there were frequently men showing up to work with nothing to do. The Nazis first installed state auditors in every business who would in time assume the function of commissar. They coerced the sale of shares to the state or party members. They required many execs to become party members. And they installed voluminous regs dictating how things were to run regardless of profitability. Operating for net profit was largely banned as the state would fund every expansion and guarantee payroll.
    1
  11878. No, it's literally the same species of mice/rats brought over accidentally by traders
    1
  11879. We know for a fact neither NATO nor the USSR had any intention of using chemical weapons because they suck as weapons. The development was motivated by delusions the other guy would make chemical weapons just to be evil.
    1
  11880.  @indigohammer5732  They know. They don't care. It's called defamation
    1
  11881. @indigohammer5732  except they know it's false because they forget about it instantly when the subject changes
    1
  11882. Voice of experience; It isn't near that bad. Turnover is high, customers are jerks, and wages aren't the best, but it's often the only job young students are qualified for........
    1
  11883.  @Tii12319  small stores, small crews. No economy of scale. And when I bring up unreasonable customers, I mean that customers give employees more trouble than corporate can. It doesn't matter where you work. If you want to reform something, reform that.
    1
  11884.  @TheInnocentIchigo  would you say the same for a gas station?
    1
  11885. I say we draft you to do it for us.
    1
  11886. It refers to amateurs pretending to be professionals
    1
  11887. In Australia, these are called "cashed up bogans." Sports cars parked outside trailers during mining booms were reported
    1
  11888. The short videos are always the most insane.....
    1
  11889.  @xMACHOxMANx  Sorry
    1
  11890. The Brits banned castes. It did not work.
    1
  11891. Dude, the Fed is raising interest rates to delete all that money they printed.
    1
  11892. Don't be silly. Markets are down this year. If a 2001 style bull run continued to the end of the decade, then we'd be in Roaring 20's territory. Thank the Fed.
    1
  11893.  @duhaqurashi4193  same economic logic. Fur use to be cheap where there was less people and farmland
    1
  11894. Some of their bankers were, the company as a whole were not. But there were many other scandals besides. Like how their sales team circumvented the risk managers in order to do business with Bill Hwang.
    1
  11895. Found the college dropout
    1
  11896. Pay your taxes you bum
    1
  11897. Do you have a death wish?
    1
  11898. That's the dumbest pumper scam in the books. You just took intentionally narrow time frames to lie and say they were doing well
    1
  11899. Your family?
    1
  11900. ​ @GrafEisen1 indeed you do
    1
  11901. No one asked you @spacecube8561 
    1
  11902. This is laughably dated and naive.
    1
  11903. That's actually happened on Earth. Most of Iceland was formed by a single gigantic eruption
    1
  11904. Yeah, you can loan them the money. Seriously, dude. We ain't going to let 10,000 people lose their jobs just because fools want to punish rich people.
    1
  11905. ​ @rougeslushie2956 they are the richest Arab community in human history
    1
  11906. BRICS is already defunct
    1
  11907. The membership overlaps and they're all part of the same economy. Ben Felix was speaking of recent decades when a large portion of returns were driven by a limited number of overleveraged blitzscalers while average returns are much more modest. Also, there's statistical arbitrage. All the stocks in the same economy should ultimately move in conjunction with that economy no matter what the individual company is doing. Certain hedge funds have computers that have thousands of positions in correlated stocks using long short methods and math to make risk free profit. This is why when good or bad news comes out, all stocks seem to move as one.
    1
  11908. No
    1
  11909. The fact these idiots feel threatened by a YouTuber...
    1
  11910. It was a socialist thing, not always a soviet thing. In all cases they found the community just wasn't together, everyone just treated their rooms like their apartments.
    1
  11911.  @dangerouslytalented  given the lack of any apparent plan B, that's unlikely in this case
    1
  11912. The only way the business model would be remotely viable is if you're a celebrity chef that invents recipes
    1
  11913. Lose the oxymoron
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  11914.  @chrissoutdoorsgardening1261  One brutal dictator versus another?
    1
  11915. You know someone's going to die just from the length of the video. No one in the video knew that.
    1
  11916. I take these videos as good news. This year was so uneventful that Coffee is targeting small time illegal gambling.
    1
  11917. Says who?
    1
  11918. It would vary wildly between decades
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  11919.  @demoncloud6147  Winston from ADVChina. He lives in California now.
    1
  11920. Shut up
    1
  11921. No they won't.
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  11922. 5:55 The quote is bullshit. Mussolini intended to impose a type of colonialism on Ethiopia akin to modern stereotypes of colonies. Britain and France never did that. Also, the Fascists didn't care about imposing Catholicism on account they killed/imprisoned most of the missionaries in the area because their teaching wasn't in line with Fascism and because a lot of them sheltered guerrillas. Even the Bishop of Ethiopia was assassinated.
    1
  11923. Dude, Blackrock runs everything from wealth management to leveraged ETFs to pension funds. They don't discriminate as long as your money is green.
    1
  11924. They have 39 machines as long as they're all kept running. Used cars aren't vulnerable to recessions because prices go up in hard times
    1
  11925. He knows
    1
  11926.  @Quetzalcoatl_Feathered_Serpent  define "advanced army"
    1
  11927.  @TheODLawson23  I know. Statement stands for a list of reasons. But I didn't come here to argue.
    1
  11928.  @valdomero738  Except he actually built a device as advertised and risked his own money to do it.
    1
  11929.  @valdomero738  Liars burn in hell. Just because you envy his wealth and his fanbois are idiots doesn't mean he didn't do anything productive.
    1
  11930.  @valdomero738  You lost money on the stock, didn't you?
    1
  11931.  @danielfearn6076  while also relying on the FBI to catch scammers and hackers.......
    1
  11932. It's called a checking account, dumdum.
    1
  11933. Acapulco was trying to rebuild their tourism after their gang wars but THIS isn't what they were looking for.
    1
  11934. It's the unholy marriage of a grenade launcher and a rifle
    1
  11935. These idiots just doxxed their own reporter in a warzone
    1
  11936. If you really are in before the hype, why would there be an ETF for it?
    1
  11937. I wish
    1
  11938. They have a couple dozen still in service.
    1
  11939.  @lofthouse23  Zero. This was an accidental spill
    1
  11940. @andrewfleming8103  books recommended in comments are almost always trash that no one reads
    1
  11941. Shut up, people
    1
  11942. What do you suggest to stop a moving car WITHOUT killing those inside?
    1
  11943.  @sajinktm  Yeah, I'm at a loss too
    1
  11944. All these ponzi schemes aimed to get rich off building cities and no one thought to get rich off creating jobs.
    1
  11945. I say thetagang the bulls and doomers alike.
    1
  11946. Shut up
    1
  11947. Antiquated? Dude, crypto scammers are just a new coat of paint on the same old junk. There's literally nothing they have done that wasn't done during the wildcat banking era... The era which SEC regulations were intended to resolve
    1
  11948. That and the execs want to own the coolest plane in town just like everyone else, no doubt.
    1
  11949. Shut up
    1
  11950. They're all frauds. Get over it
    1
  11951. Shut up, Channel 4
    1
  11952.  @queen_elizabeth  The US owns half the planet and UnitedHealth has hundreds of subsidiaries all over the world.
    1
  11953. That's not the charge
    1
  11954. Developed nations only mine stuff if there's enough money in it to pay workers a decent wage. It takes a lot of equipment and a lot of technical details and it might not be possible to mine mice in the US profitably even if we have better deposits than Madagascar. It's called outsourcing. Globalzation means the grunt jobs taken over by turdworld states while the better jobs stay in the developed world.
    1
  11955.  @aj-sz8mu  The Madagascar government is equally broke.
    1
  11956. Some men want to die fighting
    1
  11957. Shut up
    1
  11958. That it isn't
    1
  11959. It's an apartment building and she threatened them with a hammer
    1
  11960. Simply not so. Back in those days, loan officers were saying it didn't matter what your credit was as long as you owned a house. These days, they will actually verify your employment. I know this because there was a delay in my application because I switched jobs in the middle of it.
    1
  11961. This is person. There's stutter and inflection and wet spudder.
    1
  11962.  @lighthousesaunders7242  I'm indirectly short three ways.
    1
  11963. Thinking drones are trump suit proves you don't know shit.
    1
  11964. Like you would do better.
    1
  11965.  @bigdfitness5020  There's a VICE piece about how insane police dispatching can get in urban areas.
    1
  11966.  @TonyTube407  and yet even if that's true you wouldn't fight to save your daughter's dignity.
    1
  11967. Quit burying the lead and say WHY the Feds want it gone up front.
    1
  11968. Misleading, as rich Romans had homes that included rental houses, offices, and amenities. The custom was the whole bottom floor would be the landlord's area and 4-6 stories worth of rooms to rent out with shared living areas. The bottom floors were most desireable since that was where the running water and sewar pipes were.
    1
  11969. @jacobkyle4573  lying isn't necessary in this instance. The shift was simply one that favored small business to big business after industrialization.
    1
  11970. Liars burn in hell
    1
  11971. That is to say, their actual intent wasn't to make sunshine and rainbows, but to give control of budgets and jobs to their families and tribesmen.
    1
  11972.  @SplendidFactor  there's more in the Balkans than the Yugoslav wars
    1
  11973.  @vladaaann7  this idiot doesn't know what Belgrade is asking for.
    1
  11974. Most people compulsively repeat the common commands they were trained to do just for the sake of saying something.
    1
  11975.  @EricB90  we all do
    1
  11976.  @l.h.tnguyen4916  cheap, not free.
    1
  11977.  @Langtw shut up
    1
  11978. By the German's logic anything short of unconditional surrender was just a temporary truce to be ready to fight later. Recall the reason for killing the children too was to break an imagined cycle of violence between the races.
    1
  11979. No need. China's growth is largely fraudulent stats.
    1
  11980. @St.Maurice  and yet the company is making very little money, so little that if it weren't for subsidies they'd be losing money. I am not aware of any other green energy company recording a profit
    1
  11981. @jamdoodles  Chinese car makers are universally ponzi schemes due to extreme price wars where new cars sell for the same price as motorbikes
    1
  11982. No.
    1
  11983. He's a thief
    1
  11984. He doesn't identify as Christian or a patriot. He hates both.
    1
  11985.  @theobserver9131  1. Heart disease comes from eating more fatty stuff than you burn. Ask a doctor for a details. 2. Humans only physically resemble people as far as the hairless part. Lose the insults 3. I'm partial to beef.
    1
  11986. FTX had one million customers and was entangled with every crypto function in existence.
    1
  11987.  @edc4052  True, but also political retards are fixating on his campaign donations, many major investment funds lost money in this (including my state government's pension fund), and this was big enough that Gary Ginsler himself expressed an opinion that all cryptos are frauds and said something to the effect of "We are coming for you!"
    1
  11988. That's silly. Whomever controls said currency simply replaces the "politicians" you're complaining about. And most central banks are already independent for this very reason. And the dollar and to a lesser extent the euro already fill this role, with many countries that experience currency collapses undergoing rapid dollarization.
    1
  11989. @commonsensetrading4103  but as Patrick said in the video, that takes power out of local hands to decide their own inflation and interest rates. Which is a big deal since different events effect different economies differently. Shared currencies mostly only work when the economies of two states are one and the same, but shared economies also favor the whole land being under one government. You see this reflected in the Euro, where the sovereign states get along well but every little policy issue threatens to break the Euro. Likewise, the US allows most of its proxies to have their own currency because people will use dollars anyway for international and large purchases.
    1
  11990.  @commonsensetrading4103  Did you see all the drama within the EU? Like how Greece cooked the books in order to appear to follow EU rules then defaulted? Or how Italy wants more inflation than other EU states because they export mostly? Stuff like this is why England left, because the arrangement profits small, poor, and/or remote countries at the expense of the lead states. The lead states are only into this stuff if they can gain power from the arrangement, like how France and Germany have surrounded themselves with proxy states.
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  11991. Found the crypto scammer
    1
  11992. You generally know well ahead of time what they'll find and what they won't. In this case he knew the auditor could not be bothered to fly out to Nigeria to see if all the stores were there.
    1
  11993. Do you have a death wish?
    1
  11994. They are at peace but like to pretend otherwise
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  11995. We do, but that doesn't lead to market bubbles. No one doing pyramid schemes wants to think fraud is possible
    1
  11996. That's not the Israeli's motive for this particular act or for the settlements in general, but it's not like they'll ever grant Palestinian independence anyway.
    1
  11997.  @dragosstanciu9866  During the Russian Civil War and allied Japanese and American for invaded Siberia (yep, that happened). Even then they abandoned most of Siberia since it was too remote to hold onto, and the odds and ends they kept they were driven out of later in small skirmishes.
    1
  11998.  @MrAbhix7  Not a lot. The Soviets only managed to move small numbers of soldiers before Japan surrendered, but the fact they were coming contributed to Japan's surrender as much as the atom bomb did.
    1
  11999. Not exactly. This case has both local and global issues coming to a head at once. For instance, many of them can't afford rising gas prices and have so little education they don't know what supply and demand is, leading many to steal and hoard gas from allegedly greedy sellers. But the reasons gangs are running the streets to begin with was because the President was offed by an unknown drug cartel because he was investigating his men for cartel connections, meaning much of the government is now defunct.
    1
  12000.  @sinefromabovebabylon3577  being Haitian means you have incentive to lie and a second rate education at best. And no one read that rant.
    1
  12001.  @sinefromabovebabylon3577  is this your idea of a rhetorical argument? The only frickin reason there are schools in Haiti is because of US charity and the educated elites of Haiti largely attend US colleges. I guess that's why Haitians like US style democracy. Now don't you have a zombie powder scam to funble or something?
    1
  12002.  @j.vosier6786  you clearly do too. Since there are drug dealing rumors against literally every insider. That's why he was killed.
    1
  12003. You'd be surprised the extent news sources are oblivious to China
    1
  12004.  @freethinker810  Beijing's own census reports contradict each other, showing more people born into certain age groups than were recorded born in that year.
    1
  12005.  @freethinker810  No, in the most recent census they were hiding the demographic disaster where there are more men than women and soon the majority of the population will be overdue for retirement.
    1
  12006.  @feelipeson  How can you talk so much but say so little? We know for a fact there's a net migration out of China for decades, so how is there more people of select age groups living in China now than there were births in those years. And no, most countries don't have these problems. Jordan lies about their census because they want to hide how the majority of the country doesn't have Jordanian citizenship, though.
    1
  12007. Word salad
    1
  12008. Note the Communist government is fighting against monopolies, but since they're Communists state run ventures are allowed monpolies.
    1
  12009. Most convictions in the western world involve some sort of whistleblower or 911 caller.
    1
  12010. Rising interest rates have caused some weird incentives
    1
  12011. Dude, the man in this video represents an institution investing in China. They're just as human as the next guy.
    1
  12012. Also there are a finite number of experiments that are possible with existing tech. Also, the best researchers are the ones that would do it just for fun, not the guys who want glory and riches
    1
  12013. Quit wasting our time with cheap bullshit, VICE
    1
  12014. Dude, he really did rip people off. Just because his no-f***s given attitude made an imprint on the culture doesn't mean he wasn't just a smug asshole.
    1
  12015. To be fair to the influencers, in drug dealers we call these guys "user/dealers," where they sell to support their own habits. I'm sure the casino owners are user/dealers too
    1
  12016. No one in the world takes orders from you
    1
  12017.  @j3i2i2yl7  did they declare that? These SPAC sponsors like managers saying "they have a target company in mind" because that means there's a high chance of deal closing
    1
  12018. I say fill tranq darts with vaccines just to tick them off.......
    1
  12019. Lose the political BS.
    1
  12020.  @captainhowdy3104  is that what you said to your boss?
    1
  12021.  @captainhowdy3104  just shut up.
    1
  12022. No, we are simply not cowards like you.
    1
  12023. So's poison and rope and bridges, but in this goon's case what he wanted was to live free and die hard.
    1
  12024. @MSD Group liar
    1
  12025. No one cares
    1
  12026. "A" problem.
    1
  12027. No, it does not fucking have "massive consequences." It's just the default search engine.
    1
  12028. Most are. There's more to policing than emergencies, though.
    1
  12029. You know there's literally nothing out of line about anything from the video? It's just a smear campaign.
    1
  12030. Dude, propaganda doesn't work, they just say what fools want to hear.
    1
  12031. Liar
    1
  12032. The Soviet planes still work
    1
  12033. No one cares
    1
  12034. Irrelevant.
    1
  12035. Watch the video. This problem didn't exist when they had access to US charity.
    1
  12036. Liar
    1
  12037. Because you have no fucking idea what you're talking about. First space is limited by quadruple redundancies and because these aren't the most sensitive chips because they're made to be indestructible. And more importantly, they're recording a lot more stuff than stupid music.
    1
  12038.  @Eurobazz  no one cares
    1
  12039. If it's stupid, but it works, then it isn't stupid
    1
  12040. Liars get scalped
    1
  12041. Not important
    1
  12042. Lose the nonsense. It was the early days of the Cold War before ICBM when nuclear readiness meant bombers with live nukes patrolling the arctic.
    1
  12043. The church normally stays out of secular politics
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  12044.  @AstroGremlinAmerican  unfortunately so.
    1
  12045. You feel threatened by these revelations?
    1
  12046.  @qwe-de7xd  the only difference between the two words is one is when the reporting considered a good and the other is when the reporting is considered bad.
    1
  12047.  @qwe-de7xd  you're definitely dirty. Either that or your whole community you live in is if you see such gamgsterism as normal.
    1
  12048. Let me guess. These guys are funded by "donations" from the farmers they "protect?"
    1
  12049.  @marghalla  what makes you think they ever intended to be honest? Maybe they just intended to be the biggest?
    1
  12050. Shut up
    1
  12051. Don't spam partisan bull.
    1
  12052. 19D. But the secret is they often mix and match those jobs.
    1
  12053. The climate is akin to the southern coast of Alaska, that's our definition of sub-arctic
    1
  12054. Getting angry at the existence of those opinions doesn't out you as biased, it outs you as a fraud, and you can be charged with such
    1
  12055. He was probably all smiles in public.
    1
  12056. Not all of them work for the government. She calls them that because most of these real estate agents are amateurs looking for fast money and get in over their heads
    1
  12057.  @amresponsibilitytakernotli9613  shut up
    1
  12058.  @jatinverma6021  shut up
    1
  12059.  josephsamuel4092  shut up
    1
  12060. They are now, with what little they have.
    1
  12061.  @franciscovilla1100  temperature doesn't dictate fires.
    1
  12062.  @onurozdemir3656  stop trying to yell at me through text cuz someone's office has nothing to do with this incident, conspiritard.
    1
  12063. There's a gap between what each new idealist POTUS thinks is happening and what the US actually does.
    1
  12064. Word salad
    1
  12065. go away
    1
  12066. We're Americans. We only care about abuse if someone higher in the pecking order does it.
    1
  12067. They advertise here, but YouTube's parent company Google handles that
    1
  12068. Some collapse without ever being used
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  12069.  @dangerouslytalented  I saw videos where thick rebarb and concrete was broken with bare hands. It's all being actively diluted and most new projects demolish old one. There's some convoluted reasons for this.
    1
  12070.  @dangerouslytalented  not to half this extent. One report from an anonymous real estate manager said fierce competition meant profit margins rarely exceeded 10%, but some spend as much as 30% on bribes. Blueprints are often straight up ignored just to scrape out profit. One racket is for a local official to give the contract to a shell company owned by a relative. This company will subcontract all the work to someone else, and split the difference with the official.
    1
  12071.  @dangerouslytalented  if you're receiving any. Most of the time builders simply scalp on building materials (like adding bottles to concrete). Defaults on payroll are frequent.
    1
  12072. Lying isn't necessary in this instance
    1
  12073. Shut up
    1
  12074. China has a problem with extreme weather every year. They all know people die from the elements but none of them prepare for it, anyway.
    1
  12075. You should talk
    1
  12076. Unlikely, but possible. I would have thought they would have hit a government target in Ankara.
    1
  12077. Morality police is just what they call vigilantes in the Muslim word
    1
  12078.  truthseekingwisdom  shut up before we jail you for terroristic threats
    1
  12079.  @TheConservativeUmmi  good, cuz that ain't what morality police do.
    1
  12080. Every excuse? Dude, it's simple, either you get permission from the Feds to come in or you get booted. There's a whole alphabet soup of visas, though. And the rules are looser for asylum seekers.
    1
  12081. Shut up before you get sued for defamation
    1
  12082. The Aussies don't take bribes. The Aussie regulators are who Adani was hiding from.
    1
  12083. You read too many crypto newspapers
    1
  12084. Are the authorities arrest all known offenders or are they arresting political rivals?
    1
  12085. No, a ponzi scheme is paying old lenders using new lenders until the you run out of money and the chain breaks.
    1
  12086. Wut?
    1
  12087. It's a ponzi scheme. It collapses as soon as it stops growing.
    1
  12088. Liars burn in hell
    1
  12089. What if the truck had a stop sign? Don't judge so fast.
    1
  12090.  @functionatthejunction  Nah, there's partial obstructions and the sign would be facing away from us
    1
  12091. The wealth is misleading as cost of living was always something crazy
    1
  12092. Happiness is a warm gun.......
    1
  12093.  @loach392  shut up
    1
  12094. During the Mao era they met Stalin's definition of Communist
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  12095. War ended years ago. Get over it.
    1
  12096. So?
    1
  12097. It's called fraud. They're just sending the queries to others and making it look like it's theirs
    1
  12098. Chinese diplomats are systemically incompetent
    1
  12099.  @JamesBond-8668  what?
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  12100. ​ @wallstreetmillennial  And most US hedge funds are registered in the Cayman Islands while Liberia has a large portion of all merchant ships registered there. I assume taxes are the reason for this skew
    1
  12101. RH has gotten stricter with disclosures. Like if you open a levered ETF you'll get pop up warnings saying it's dangerous.
    1
  12102. The Fed publishes that data.
    1
  12103.  @djp1234  Yep. They're like small farms, only big.
    1
  12104.  @willbyrob6582  No one is torturing animals. Quit insulting veternarians.
    1
  12105. @willbyrob6582  this idiot doesn't know most vets treat farm animals, not pets.
    1
  12106. What accent?
    1
  12107. The war isn't that intense
    1
  12108. Vhut?
    1
  12109. You could resell to a dealer for several grand at least
    1
  12110. @claudiusantoine593  never underestimate the K-factor
    1
  12111. Are you saying you'd go fisticuffs with an attack dog just to prove how tough you are?
    1
  12112. You're assuming an environment where people are generally honest. No, these guys are in an environment where people knife each other over groceries and blame foreigners for it.
    1
  12113.  @casucasueq4479  a few of them, yes. Hedge funds behave very similar to retailers, just with larger sums and more exotic investments
    1
  12114. The Feds aren't vindictive liars like you
    1
  12115. Not worth it
    1
  12116. Come on. Just because you live within walking distance of the airport doesn't mean the city has changed forever. Most of those goons will either get deported or go home when their visas expire
    1
  12117. Bug off
    1
  12118. Shut up
    1
  12119. Since when do we Americans pronounce foreign names right?
    1
  12120. Not his.
    1
  12121. Jealous, much? And yes, active investing keeps markets efficient by bringing market value closer to real value. There are also arbitrage methods where real world services are provided and a natural profit is turned (like risk arbitrage).
    1
  12122. Yeah.
    1
  12123. Not always. Consumer preferences have been very volatile this decade
    1
  12124. Allegedly, many of these draconian lockdowns were scams. Ordinarily, officials would suppress false positives or quietly deal with real cases, but they can also go full lockdown, force absurd amounts of tests, fake the tests through affiliate companies, and charge the government full price. Evidence for this includes white coats bosses secretly videotaped telling their workers that all the tests were fake, and the daughter of one of the bosses did her hair and makeup perfectly so she could show off in a social media video doling out bricks of cash fresh from the mint to white coats.
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  12125. shut up
    1
  12126. There's dozens of petty lies that got them delisted
    1
  12127. Because they didn't think it would make money. They were right
    1
  12128. Lobbying is not a factor in banking regs, saying otherwise is castration worthy libel.
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  12129. That myth is much better debunked and understood. Just another case of too many chiefs, not enough indians, except in their case all these men wrote histories of the war in which each present their opinions as fact. Since Churchill was the only elected guy, the ridicule against him was more widely circulated than all the rest put together.
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  12130. Liars get scalped. This guy was the same type of degen that you see racing on public highways
    1
  12131. Found the thief
    1
  12132. Manmade as in some idiot's BBQ? Yeah, probably.
    1
  12133. Most of those private security groups are organized like militias and a lot of communities are in open violation of the law. It's what Americans call "Balkanization."
    1
  12134. @user-xu6vx7bh4b  the highway is finished and it is losing money, pendejo
    1
  12135. Dude, lighter ammo just means officers will make us carry more mags.
    1
  12136. You mean dino-corpses.
    1
  12137. It's not like you can actually eat those noodles........
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  12138. This sure as hell is London's business
    1
  12139.  @briancarno8837  they are a global player
    1
  12140. @Haniboy7911  that's silly. They're among of the most populus and one of the richest in the world
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  12141.  @fleekrushyt9410  they do more than you ever will.
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  12142.  @robertspiderjr5161  You saw in the video where moving both men and water takes time and fuel, and in the sparcely populated country only a few craft are available and just as few roads. Getting land fire engines there would take days or weeks and they would sit near towns where there are roads. Welcome to Siberia.
    1
  12143.  @robertspiderjr5161  tiny army bases spaced wildly apart. Even if you got the planes up there you'd be short on gas, mechanics, and hangers. And even if you weren't the long round trip from base limits how much water a plane can dump in a day. Such logistics issues can a have broken entire armies during wartime. And Yakutia is closer to Japan than it is major Russian cities west of the Urals.
    1
  12144. Yeah, but unclear how fast they could have moved the gear across the continent
    1
  12145. That's true for anything in space
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  12146. We were planning to go there as soon as Artemis or Starship is done. Although NASA had to pull the silly "first woman on the moon" card to make sure the fools that control their budget stay on board.
    1
  12147. Except there is a human factor where the meta-studies are not meant to help a researcher's career path except when denying the existence of a major issue in academia.
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  12148. Only the half of it that makes it in the news. Also, if your trade is so epic that it's in the news, you're awesome... Or perhaps really dumb.
    1
  12149. Dude, there are more privately owned guns in America than people. You think owning a gun makes you a suspect, then you're about to arrest at least a hundred million people. Reality is nearly all those weapons will only ever be used to shoot paper and deer.
    1
  12150. He didn't con the customers
    1
  12151. You volunteering to off Maduro?
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  12152.  @chesthoIe  that's not what happened at all. Again, are volunteering to pump him full of lead, or did you only show up here to whine about irrelevant topics like a coward?
    1
  12153. Voice of experience, no they probably won't. The person should have transcripts though
    1
  12154. It's not like Gary Gensler didn't explicitly roast them in a public announcement a while back.
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  12155. It's common among people that I personally call the Machiavellian mindset. People preoccupied with 4d chess, they'll equate politics with actual war, and... They'll overvalue big and intimidating strategic weapons. Nothing necessarily wrong with this logic, but it can produce some bizarre and costly errors. Like how in the middle east governments burn their cash on tanks, planes, and missiles they can't afford, have little need for, can't build themselves, and don't know how to use.
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  12156. We can also dox you.
    1
  12157. Because they don't do ponzi schemes
    1
  12158. The SEC blocked at least a dozen of these. This one got through because it has zero leverage and distances itself from unregulated markets.
    1
  12159.  @shanewillbur1325  dude, it's simply material science. Wood can bend and warp a little while stone is brittle and will crack. Of course steel works best but that costs more.
    1
  12160. @hobonickel840  recall Ms. Elison was in the spotlight because Sam tried to rat her out and there are a half dozen other insiders
    1
  12161. Ha ha.
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  12162. Hardly. Just idiots speculating wildly and losing.
    1
  12163. Weird joke
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  12164. Who says they ain't?
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  12165.  @EL-lg7ze  found the gangster
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  12166. We all know inflation is affecting pay, the question is by how much.
    1
  12167. Greenhouse gases are a thing, but whether or not you think it's of any consequence is another matter. But I see what you mean, reliance on buzzwords indicates obvious partisanship. These guys went looking for things to complain about and didn't stop even after Diversified actively tried fixing problems identified.
    1
  12168.  @stokerboiler  I didn't come here to argue
    1
  12169. Watch the video
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  12170. Don't advocate crime on a moderated space.
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  12171. Liar
    1
  12172. They were fired from their jobs, and they ain't kids anymore
    1
  12173. It does it all itself. That's the point
    1
  12174. Who says they didn't? And stock prices crash within hours of releasing their reports, so why the frick wouldn't they even if they were committing fraud? Do you not even know what "short and distort" means but you're accusing people of felonies anyway?
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  12175. @malaylimbasia6302  you evidently don't if you're demonizing the corporate vigilantes. And I just checked Hindenburg's short report and right where I expected at the end it says "Disclosure: We Are Short Adani Group Through U.S.-Traded Bonds And Non-Indian-Traded Derivative Instruments" Are you always this dishonest, angry, and incompetent?
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  12176.  @malaylimbasia6302  According to Hindenburg's own report, there was no need to go through Indian markets. They shorted Adani bonds in circulation in America and bought a CDS in America.
    1
  12177.  @malaylimbasia6302  Wait, you mean who their broker is. Well, any investment bank would sell them that stuff for a fee
    1
  12178.  @malaylimbasia6302  I don't think you know how a hedge fund works.
    1
  12179. He comes off condescending.
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  12180.  @juliantheapostate8295  dude, you think people draft replies? No, some people write lazily without thinking any of it, some people are half asleep, some people are drunk, and some people enjoy arguing.
    1
  12181. Including the CEO himself. He was a degenerate gambler, not an asshole
    1
  12182. We already got a ton of ICBMs from the Cold War, we don't need more.
    1
  12183. Is that a weird joke or do you need shock therapy?
    1
  12184. It's a matter of testosterone.
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  12185. There's no allegation of piracy against Shell. The damage was more than like the result of robbers trying to steal FROM Shell. As in fools break pipes in order to steal oil, and there are thousands of unlicensed amateur refineries all over the country.
    1
  12186. China doesn't have boomers.
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  12187. It's not that dangerous. The sewage and the thieves are more of a problem than the gangs.
    1
  12188. It's called a ponzi scheme
    1
  12189. Everything is bigger in Russia.
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  12190. Given the kits I've been seeing, Kiev is using all the rockets they can get.
    1
  12191. What about them?
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  12192.  @markaxworthy2508  Being volunteer makes no difference. What makes a difference are loyalties and lack of infighting.
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  12193.  @markaxworthy2508  They were motivated by the three Ps: Pay, Power, Pussy. And the type of stuff that goes on in the subcontinent is predigiously toxic.
    1
  12194.  @DanielThomasHutton  NO. The planet does not have the GDP to build anything that big in space.
    1
  12195. Shut up
    1
  12196. An excellent sacrifice for the god of grain!!!
    1
  12197.  post-apocposadistspacedolp5764  they are noth grain
    1
  12198. Like you're different?
    1
  12199.  @maxonite  you should see the level of paranoia around plane crashes
    1
  12200. Not enough instances for that assessment
    1
  12201.  @monsterous289  Tesla hasn't been a stock for that long, let alone heavily shorted
    1
  12202.  @ZeroToPatrick  he hasn't been a meme for that long
    1
  12203.  @monsterous289  try a little later as shorts paralleled the rise of stock price. And if OP did mean Musk then the question is who besides some South African bullies ever bet against him?
    1
  12204. I'm surprised this is a thing but I know I shouldn't be....
    1
  12205. Namely yours
    1
  12206.  @orkin2525  false. Serfdom was abolished in Russia many decades prior to the Russian Civil War. And there were severe limitations on movement of persons and lifestyle selection during the Soviet period so some would argue no real change occurred.
    1
  12207.  @orkin2525  so?
    1
  12208.  @aaronhpa  Iran is a lawless place where state enterprises dominate certain sectors and bureaucrats pocket the funds and if you cross them they have doctors that have more experience with forced gender reassignments than they have performing CPR.
    1
  12209. Garry Gensler, head of the SEC, believes that all crypto exchanges are frauds.
    1
  12210. Not exactly. One of the few things ChatGBT did do reliably is code up a website, but that just means that all of coding has turned to building better AIs and other complex algorithms. Same job, more productivity
    1
  12211. Shut up
    1
  12212. Nope.
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  12213. There are dozens of so-called "First modern wars."
    1
  12214. Lose the trash talk
    1
  12215.  @rozenzoon  shut up, you don't know a thing about war
    1
  12216.  @Steezy93  you want company?
    1
  12217.  @rozenzoon  no, I'm just a jerk
    1
  12218.  @stevoschannel4127  yeah, YOU'RE the only one lying around here
    1
  12219. Sarcasm?
    1
  12220. There's nothing right or left about radicals. They're just gangsters
    1
  12221. Shut up
    1
  12222. Tribe? There were ten of them and none were reporters
    1
  12223. Stalin wasn't a deadbeat, he was a gangster. He robbed banks
    1
  12224. ​ @fernandez3841 shut up
    1
  12225. He was a punk anarchist who wore all black and got his ass handed to him by cops​ @tito_dio926 
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  12226. ​ @diegoyanesholtz212 bugger off,
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  12227. ​ @whtalt92 That's like calling Alex Jones a reporter
    1
  12228. ​ @ericwalstrand3512 Shut up. Get drafted
    1
  12229. Most Indians can't afford cars.
    1
  12230. Except the guys running the show aren't radicals. They're frauds like everyone else in the subcontinent.
    1
  12231. Dude, the gangs are into anything that pays.
    1
  12232.  @edition-deluxe  They were all frauds
    1
  12233.  @Greyalien587  Go scam somewhere else, freak
    1
  12234. Those Pandas are strangely trusting of humans around their babies. Any other momma bear would have ripped the zookeeper apart just for looking at the cub.
    1
  12235. Pay your taxes you bum.
    1
  12236. This is why you didn't graduate college
    1
  12237.  @madzzzey  Trump isn't a programmer, he didn't personally set up the website but it's not surprising it's quick and cheap. What I was asking is if you mean to say software companies have to show their stuff to a regulator?
    1
  12238. It's our inferiority complex mixed with how the stats leave out how we're the only country with a No Child Left Behind program.
    1
  12239. We're not using the same engines
    1
  12240. Usually they negotiate under threat of auto-liquidation after a couple days
    1
  12241. Weird priority, since virtually all US based large caps are global firms. Americans collectively own half the planet.
    1
  12242. Your videography is frankly better than a lot of A list action movies.
    1
  12243. This idiot thinks the year is 1927
    1
  12244. Canadian banks are part of wall street SevenEllen 
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  12245. Whatever issues that may exist weren't bad enough to cause an issue. What's his name the angry hedge fund manager is a liar and a hypocrite. His returns are like SPXS because he's deluded everyone is stupid and accuses everyone else of fraud even as his own employees went to prison.
    1
  12246. No one knows
    1
  12247. Except that was concurrent when tech company became a scam. Everyone was vaguely aware of it when it was happening because it was openly discussed that some companies were calling themselves tech to get higher valuations
    1
  12248. In your head.
    1
  12249. No it shows how people fight men versus women different.
    1
  12250.  @TheIndependentLens  you misread me
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  12251.  @TheIndependentLens  I'm saying with men people will generally skip to the fisticuffs and go straight to samurai. Tis the natural way of things.
    1
  12252. Everyone is saying sweet things becauseshe got murdered... What are the odds her coworkers actually didn't like her all that much?
    1
  12253. UNRWA says Hamas soldiers have been straight up stealing their supplies.
    1
  12254. No, it's the profitable tech giants into this. The ones that have the money to buy a reactor and have the credit to get permits.
    1
  12255. Most stocks are penny stock over there and only a small percentage of companies are publicly listed.
    1
  12256. Vhut?
    1
  12257. We don't need a dedicated spending bill. We have assets on hand to use. That said, the armed forces is still way undermanned and underfunded so whatever gets idiot politicians to do stuff....
    1
  12258. Wut?
    1
  12259. Did he really borrow from them or are you talking trash?
    1
  12260.  @stephenjacks8196  you suppose it to be true. Completely baseless
    1
  12261.  dwayne johnson  if you had power would you abuse it?
    1
  12262. @Travel Crawl speaking as a military historian I'd say governments are almost invariably a reflection of the governed.
    1
  12263. We know you're too cowardly to use one even if you had
    1
  12264. Personal identification. Yes, there are loads of fake family members associated with large and powerful clans.
    1
  12265. ​ @Stickminbasi90 educated guesses based on family stories, I'll judge?
    1
  12266. ​@premodernist_history Arabic names applied to very large cities and modern Arabs. For instance, there is President called Abu Mazen Mahmoud Abbas.
    1
  12267. @Albukhshi  dude, Arabs change their names and falsify family connections among dead people all the time. Usually this was to make their family connections reflect their political/national affiliations so it's not so common now that we have political parties rather than tribes.
    1
  12268. It would have been impossible for a German investor to have stayed invested through WWII on account the Nazis nationalized all business and most stock markets closed except for a few that handled party members trading state-run companies.
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  12269. No. Perverts weren't going to be taking DNA tests anyway because they knew that was a risk ahead of time
    1
  12270. Ha. This is even dumber than the time they said they'd put a giant mirror in space for artificial dailight.
    1
  12271.  @basicinfo1469  I fail to see the logical connection between the incidents. And a couple of those didn't happen.
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  12272.  @basicinfo1469  don't you have a synagogue to vandalize, punk?
    1
  12273. Liar
    1
  12274. Not in this case.
    1
  12275. Or perhaps you don't understand nukes.
    1
  12276. Reddit has had that "pay to influence" mechanic for years and it's how they get away with minimal ads. The site is loaded with argumentative knowitalls and soapboxing.
    1
  12277. Not by much
    1
  12278. Provided you have the antidote, none. You just need the equipment to ensure the operator doesn't kill the whole crew.
    1
  12279. These guys aren't crazy, they're angry at the world.
    1
  12280. You'd think the writer would know better since that was a major fallacy of the housing bubble
    1
  12281. Mexico is pretty average globally speaking
    1
  12282. He wasn't any different from the rest of them
    1
  12283. @joshuawillis602  few of them made excuses, and the ones that did simply said it was considered normal
    1
  12284. 19:35 You say the gun laws in "Europe" are vary strict, but really in varies wildly between states. Switzerland's gun laws are very loose, while in England most cops don't have guns.
    1
  12285. There's nothing in this story that says narcissism.
    1
  12286. China fails. They can't even keep the crops growing without outside help
    1
  12287. That would require a total exit from those funds, including in retirement accounts.
    1
  12288.  @PhilippBlum  yes, but if passive index funds see 90% outflows, the rest of the market would too. Even if it didn't, arbitraging algorithm would sell short the whole market automatically
    1
  12289. ​ @Novastar.SaberCombat found the shoplifter
    1
  12290. Leave the lady be.
    1
  12291. In the US it varies state to state but they're all heavily state subsidized. Commonly judges give addicts a choice between rehab and jail. Also, the mentors are all reformed addicts. Don't BS that relapsing rehab staff isn't a thing simply because of one politicized legislation.
    1
  12292. This is an old interview.
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  12293. You lose
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  12294. There is no bubble.
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  12295.  @user-bi8ko7kc6h  they're also cheap
    1
  12296.  @c0detearz320  Afghanistan doesn't know the meaning of the word love
    1
  12297.  @c0detearz320  the video
    1
  12298. Shut up. Get drafted
    1
  12299.  @sansin6250  I'd rather stick you inside that sacred river full of sewage.
    1
  12300. Don't tell me. Let me guess. The training program for shooting drones will use clay pigeons?
    1
  12301. Chinese technology firms are scams. Simple as that.
    1
  12302. Dear managers: Quit wasting my time with team building exercises. Signed, A Grunt.
    1
  12303. Correction: The Chinese rover is reported dead as it hasn't moved for months
    1
  12304. Lose the whataboutism, it just makes you look like an incompetent liar when you do that. The issue at hand is whether China is investible.
    1
  12305.  @morganoox3838  nice rhetoric. Now say something of substance
    1
  12306. Mostly no
    1
  12307. They don't work
    1
  12308. That's an oxymoron in American politics. Literally everyone is working at cross purposes trying to change things.
    1
  12309. ​ @victoneter  and separately DAESH, but the Turks mostly fought each other in the last decade
    1
  12310. That's overly vague, and the context is about a pirate who surrounded himself with whores, stole public funds, scammed retail investors, and spread lies about every authority figure he met.
    1
  12311. You should see Arab schools. The purpose of the school is not to learn anything at all, it's a scam to gain prestige, or to scam your way into top jobs, or indoctrinate kids, or even to supply oligarchs with an easy supply of young girls and it is often hard to tell which is which
    1
  12312. Shut up
    1
  12313. Liar
    1
  12314. When parents intervene, their kids don't show up on this show
    1
  12315. Rumored cartel connected, but the gangsters are mostly the landowners themselves. Those gangs collapsed after getting blacklisted by US regulators.
    1
  12316. Shut up
    1
  12317. You try really hard to sound and look like a hick whilst talking about high level economic concepts.
    1
  12318. A lot of Sri Lankans want to be in charge.
    1
  12319. Shut up
    1
  12320. Vhut? Berkshire isn't an investment fund
    1
  12321. The silly part is when people start dick measuring with how many people the Commies and Nazis killed even though a lot of that was fighting each other. But also note the US coined the term totalitarian in order to get one word that described both nazis and commies because they're both seen as bad
    1
  12322. Dude, the two factions are part of the same government. That's a moot point
    1
  12323. Vhut? This guy really did look up a lot of corporate filings to find where money went.
    1
  12324. Some digging equipment was found among the aid, but the real con is to get idiots to pay their living expenses so they can spend all their money on ammo.
    1
  12325. That simply isn't what happened
    1
  12326. Except the part where it didn't happen and you're making yourself look like an idiot by saying it did. Most of the violence in Indochina was between regular armies and most of it didn't involve the US @Ass_of_Amalek 
    1
  12327. I think management is deliberately siphoning off money and counting it as "overhead"
    1
  12328.  @luisweinert3582  just because they ain't human doesn't mean they can't mess things up. Crocs will feed on anything they find and will hunt wide and far when food is scarce.
    1
  12329.  @luisweinert3582  because you have no idea what you're talking about.
    1
  12330. These displaced wives... Who wants to bet at least some of their husbands are among the bandits?
    1
  12331.  @vague-rant666  you don't know the meaning of the word
    1
  12332. Even if this real no one is racing to the moon and this can be done with off-the-shelf equipment
    1
  12333. Shut up
    1
  12334.  @domgould5113  don't you have a tourist to scam?
    1
  12335. China's "support" was a ponzi scheme. You Can't artificially add value to the economy by destroying competition and subsidizing business
    1
  12336. The stocks are extremely volatile.
    1
  12337. No one knows what you mean
    1
  12338. It doesn't.
    1
  12339. Who cares what those jerks do to each other?
    1
  12340. There was a time when Porche was making three times as much trading stock options as selling cars... They were a hedge fund that sold cars on the side!
    1
  12341. You looking to get knifed?
    1
  12342. ​ @IvoPurwanto Turkey's NATO membership is as worthless as their air force
    1
  12343. Don't judge too harshly, that guy was really drunk.
    1
  12344. Probably some unemployed lady's actual kitchen
    1
  12345. Shut up
    1
  12346. It was always a craphole. Get over it.
    1
  12347. ROTC?
    1
  12348. India has some crazy stereotypes among themselves
    1
  12349. Bagholder detected
    1
  12350. His fricking didn't
    1
  12351. They're often tacked onto Europe anyway like Turkey and Malta.
    1
  12352. Liar. The Feds rule the world.
    1
  12353. Do you have a death wish?
    1
  12354. Wrong video
    1
  12355. All the socialists and Nazi versions were just state run monopolies. Argentina's formed at the same time for the same reason, but never had total state control and outlasted most of the others
    1
  12356. Shut up
    1
  12357. Shut up. Get drafted
    1
  12358. How much have you lost?
    1
  12359. @sushantkurren2562  they're all secretly insolvent even in good times and they can't ponzi when interest rates are up
    1
  12360.  @tomlxyz  it was the only thing bringing in money too
    1
  12361.  @tomlxyz  it was the only thing bringing in money too
    1
  12362. No one cares
    1
  12363. Lose the sycophancy
    1
  12364. Politicians yelling at each other is not an indication of war
    1
  12365.  @RRninja-jq6lp  what does that have to do with anything?
    1
  12366.  @RRninja-jq6lp  no one in Europe is in the middle of a Revolution right now. And there's a lot more NATO troops and interests in Poland. People aren't movie villains, no one does bad things because the plot needs an antagonist.
    1
  12367. So do you. But a lot of these people weren't using loopholes. It's just a dump of personal data regardless of relevance.
    1
  12368.  @Antekdzi1  come on. We all know you'd say the system was broken no matter what.
    1
  12369.  @bmeht  either you speak English with a heavy foreign accent or you're a crypto scammer demonstrating castration worthy arrogance.
    1
  12370. You underestimate how much Arabs hate the world.
    1
  12371. Caveat: Simons other funds did not do so well and the size of the Medallion Fund is capped because it simply doesn't work north of a billion dollars. And its trades have been replicated and the industry is now called "quant finance."
    1
  12372. Pedo does not mean what you think it means
    1
  12373.  @beng4647  found the pothead
    1
  12374. Almost. The tourists had to be trained to help drive the thing and to rescue themselves so they were paying to become crew, and many of these tourists would be scientists/archeologists doing their trade on the ocean floor. The term Mission Specialist is what NASA calls the engies taxied into space to mix/install specific things and they usually only fly once, so the term isn't too inappropriate.
    1
  12375.  @mipmipmipmipmip-v5x  Vhut? Stockton got himself killed
    1
  12376. It looks as if the whole Po River Valley was as flooded as Venice.
    1
  12377. Tediore from Borderlands......
    1
  12378. Yes, but why the hoax?
    1
  12379. Liar
    1
  12380.  @SlyerFox666  US. I was a first time homebuyer so I got some subsidized government loan and they insisted we installed that
    1
  12381.  @SlyerFox666  FYI, you probably have these in your home but don't realize it.
    1
  12382. Those guys would pay people to copyright strike this channel
    1
  12383. The Salvadorans aren't enslaving people for uttering the words "East Turkmenistan."
    1
  12384. So many others already covered it
    1
  12385. But the price must move up/down beyond that price to be executed.
    1
  12386. Don't you have a housecat to slaughter?
    1
  12387. And yet, you use it and fit right in
    1
  12388. No. Someone has poisoned the water for some reason
    1
  12389. The reason tulips went crazy was gardening was a popular hobby back then and one guy managed to bring back a rare flower from Vienna. He refused to sell as that made his garden unique, but someone stole the plants.
    1
  12390. Because YouTube admin likes to keep the PG-13 rating or below.
    1
  12391. @AncientAmericas  I bring it up because the most popular theory about the Indian's origins are explorers from 1st century AD China that disappeared
    1
  12392. No. Most remaining Russian Jews live in Birobidzhan and many of them don't identify as Jews regardless of ethnic origins. Ukraine is one of the few places in Europe that didn't lose 99% of their Jewish population due to the Holodomor/Holocaust.
    1
  12393. @AOT_HxH95  it's mostly just chance because we know of every Jew that ever met him. It was nothing personal, he simply thought Jews were an easy target for extortion
    1
  12394. @MaxRoth-mc6nb  given the subject of jewish commies, I'd ask how you know that
    1
  12395. @Gesundheit888  You mixed up. For obvious reasons many German insurance companies were ordered to not honor policies paid for by holocaust victims while others had their insurance payouts seized along with other property
    1
  12396. No one can confirm or deny it works. We heard from it twice: Once when they tested it and once when it started an accidental alien sighting
    1
  12397. All the studies that might impact current politics
    1
  12398.  @lawrencegrant8235  thus theoretical last depositor will also be dead.
    1
  12399.  @lawrencegrant8235  people been saying that since they invented the bloody thing.
    1
  12400. Ok, doomer
    1
  12401. Probably coincidence
    1
  12402. Very ponzi
    1
  12403. Wut?
    1
  12404. Russians and their immediate neighbors
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  12405. ​@AlanPeery Berkshire is in Omaha where Buffet lives
    1
  12406. Shut up, you don't know a thing about Boeing
    1
  12407. Finish your hamburger, personhead. Don't try and humanize disposable animals.
    1
  12408. No we don't. It was someone with the means, motive, and competency to do it, so it was probably Mossad. That doesn't rule out anyone else, and also he was an asshole so it may have even been unrelated to work.
    1
  12409. Can I keep the tiny murderfloof?
    1
  12410. Dude, derails are as common as 16 wheeler accidents, and your feined surprise demonstrates willful ignorance. The only reason this shit is in the news is because some chemicals caught fire and some socialists need censored.
    1
  12411. There's nothing right nor left about monarchy. It totally depends on the dispositions of the sovereign.
    1
  12412. But Mr. Beast's method sells clicks, and clicks fund the experiments.
    1
  12413. Different departments get things done when they feels like it
    1
  12414. Shut up
    1
  12415. Bagholders
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  12416. Profits on loans will go up, though. There will be a bank, even if there are fewer bankers.
    1
  12417. They're reporters. They think they singlehandedly control public opinion.
    1
  12418. We're all involved. Get over it
    1
  12419. Why I don't care:
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  12420.  @Crimsonhaha  and yet you'll follow orders without question
    1
  12421. Eat your words and get off your phone
    1
  12422. My greatest dread in war is boredom. Sitting around doing nothing and either wasting your life in a pointless garrison or wasting the campaign season waiting for orders.
    1
  12423. The EV revolution will go the same way of the rocket revolution
    1
  12424. There's a lot more to it than that.
    1
  12425. Vhut are you talking about?
    1
  12426. Shut up
    1
  12427. The hilarious bit is the fools whining about white people outside Europe are the same idiots whining about fur.
    1
  12428. The whole thing was Al Gore's election gimmick
    1
  12429. A white lady being contankerous with a cashier?
    1
  12430. If you want cops to kill you, don't tell them you're only doing this to die.
    1
  12431. You say that as if you know it's bullshit
    1
  12432. He does smoke weed but he's not crazy
    1
  12433. Do you have a death wish?
    1
  12434. Shut up
    1
  12435. If there was a clear reason to have only megabanks, then regional banks would be rare. For instance, locally owned banks are now very rare although they use to be the norm.
    1
  12436. Which crypto bank is it that was found to be actively helping known launderers make new accounts?
    1
  12437. Shut up
    1
  12438.  @veganpotterthevegan  except you wouldn't know about home improvement they finished themselves
    1
  12439.  @veganpotterthevegan  I do actually know that because I was friends with the front end people. Stuff was insane throughout.
    1
  12440. Lose the spam behavior
    1
  12441.  @kevinschultz6091  They have the same business model as that one place that failed with independent contractor doctors doing checkups over the internet. And they're spending heavily on ads and trying to scale real fast. Maybe they're just another chaotic startup.
    1
  12442. People still subscribe to their channels, though.
    1
  12443.  @freedomloverusa3030  not in our lifetimes
    1
  12444. Hardeehar
    1
  12445.  @daviestewart1725  I'll take that as a yes.
    1
  12446. The people who weren't competing
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  12447. Apparently not
    1
  12448. His net worth is given as 5 million
    1
  12449. There's dozens of sources that cover it well
    1
  12450. Go away
    1
  12451. They literally just got charged with fraud.
    1
  12452. You know it's a bubble when there's money to be made by pretending to be part of the AI trend. ARM is pulling this same legal con so they can go public at absurd valuations.
    1
  12453. No one cares. Bad guy was getting away.
    1
  12454.  @11pupona  don't throw around jargon as if you have any clue what the hell you're talking about, liar.
    1
  12455. Tourism in Israel has a muted impact on the economy since those jobs are mainly taken up by Westbank Arabs who don't have a modern economy outside Israeli investments.
    1
  12456. Irrelevant. And we'll jail you for contempt of court if you say otherwise on record.
    1
  12457. We already have excessive power production due to all these new power plants we don't need
    1
  12458. Parts of this drama is China's world domination scheme, yes. But most of it has nothing to do with global affairs.
    1
  12459. She would get arrested in China. And the gold bars were reported by other sources
    1
  12460. From the reactions I've seen, there's people sad, there's people blaming it on unrelated issues, and of course there's crooks jumping up and down.
    1
  12461. It's little more than speculation to try and figure out where the PIE people were from since we frankly have no idea what the demographics of the world were like before the bronze age collapse (a mysterious extinction level event contemporary Abraham). For instance, beekeeping may disappear in a region due to mini ice age, only to be reintroduced later.
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  12462. That pretty much sums up the last 40 years of science. What use to take a room full of equipment is now cheap wearable accessory.
    1
  12463. This was a given. The interim government had a huge amount of feuding actors, and only some of them had guns.
    1
  12464. Investment banks are neither investors nor a bank nor is Goldman Sachs the only one. But investment bankers are like lawyers, for a pretty penny they'll give you whatever you want as long as it's legal.
    1
  12465. Dude Foxconn is a contractor. There's plenty of assembly pants out there
    1
  12466.  @QuiLe-qw5jb  this goon doesn't know how factories work
    1
  12467. A lot of Chinese regulators want to pretend they're taking care of Covid now that lockdowns are over
    1
  12468. Eh?
    1
  12469.  @n0n9001  you ain't helping. You're not just trying to annoy us without getting in trouble with the algorithm, are you?
    1
  12470. Inflation has hit that much. More like just under 40 grand
    1
  12471.  @katmurphy6634  Often but not always. Grown lions are competition for lionesses, cub lions are obstacles to lionesses.
    1
  12472.  @katmurphy6634  There's nothing esoteric going on, they're just cats fighting over who gets to have sex.
    1
  12473.  @larrymyers6327  That is a side effect. It shouldn't surprise you that cats have a much more basic motive of having more sex.
    1
  12474.  @dancoroian1  shut up
    1
  12475. It wasn't exactly free or rich before Communism, dude.
    1
  12476. Shut up
    1
  12477.  @caviarg  you hear about the intimidation more because it's a crime
    1
  12478. If rent-to-own was profitable, Walmart would do it too. But they don't, they'll let other people issue toxic loans to toxic people
    1
  12479. Only fools claim to be CIA because we all know no one will believe you if you really were CIA.
    1
  12480. Wut?
    1
  12481. Shut up and get drafted, punk.
    1
  12482. Don't be too sure.
    1
  12483. A chunk of its economy is based on exploiting Hollywood stars and a chunk of it is Mexican.
    1
  12484. Don't need one
    1
  12485. Found the thief
    1
  12486. Which kind of banker?
    1
  12487. You mean the very soldiers allegedly committing these acts? There's no difference between the Russian army and people.
    1
  12488. Screw those games and everything they stand for.
    1
  12489.  @DS127  as a silly game, yes. As war simulation, no.
    1
  12490.  @DS127  maybe it's the EU4 fanbois I'm thinking of... I never played those games
    1
  12491. We largely do leave them be. And it was a turdhole even before significant Europeans arrived
    1
  12492. Don't judge so fast. Some people are senile. I once encountered an old lady in the middle of the winter night who had no idea how she got there or how to get home.
    1
  12493. Does he? He mostly feuda with his men over appointments and public works
    1
  12494. Bradley was an APC
    1
  12495. @morbo-u3t  the trouble is no one can agree what a cheap tank should look like
    1
  12496. He's defending his own reputation but doesn't want to reveal any info.
    1
  12497. Shut up, liar
    1
  12498.  @brawnbenson552  Shut up
    1
  12499. No one is taking engineering advice from the internet
    1
  12500. There's no allegation of that right now.
    1
  12501.  @jryde421  Are you mocking me? You really find it incredulous that you randomly found someone that rents out a single house?
    1
  12502.  @anonymousman9824  Things change as cities expand, though. Sometimes when gentrification occurs it's more economical to add amenities to existing apartments and raise the rent than to build new luxury apartments.
    1
  12503.  @netteloveszebras  must have been a gate community for rent to be like that
    1
  12504. Generic flamebait retort!
    1
  12505. If you ask me we should pre-approve the provinces to become states. Once one province switches flags for whatever reason, they all will.
    1
  12506. @ Canadians are Americans. End of story
    1
  12507. Weird exaggeration. A lot of precusor chemicals come from China since it's easy to ignore the licensing requirements and sell to whomever will pay.
    1
  12508. The bills were simply dumped immediately in favor of German Marks. Likewise for Hungary, people bartered
    1
  12509. 0:03 Goodness, a gaggle of US civvies is better armed and trained than that mess. Look at all the barrels pointed at their own feet!
    1
  12510. Liars get scalped
    1
  12511. They probably already are.
    1
  12512. More than that, most of the Arab world has some form of this.
    1
  12513. Yes, but WHY did this idiot terrorize that lady and attack the cops?
    1
  12514. He didn't f*cking say that, acchole. The implication is the results are skewed by bums and underachievers. I have met many people who spend everything within days of getting it even though they're in default on bills. With that approach to money, it doesn't matter what you're getting, you're going to be poor
    1
  12515. You mean with passive index funds? Yeah, but we're talking about a handful of employees placing block trades, running the algorithms, and doing paperwork. A dozen people can hand hundreds of billions of dollars in this manner. While an active fund will have whole teams of analysts and researchers and even mathematicians to find elaborate hedging schemes or obscure opportunities. Thus the fees with active funds are normally around 3 or 4 times that of a passive fund.
    1
  12516. Your definition of value and growth are different from professionals. The definition Richard is using is value has low PE and growth has higher PE.
    1
  12517. He said on an MSM outlet.....
    1
  12518. Not news
    1
  12519. Ok, doomer. Tell me about the other 1,934 times you predicted a crash.
    1
  12520. You talking about Didi? Who says Didi was doing that as no one is accusing them of espionage?
    1
  12521. Bad comparison since Cramer makes a little money.
    1
  12522. The airframe, controls, and mechanical bits. That's most of the weight.
    1
  12523. Vhut?
    1
  12524. That's literally not how geology works. And if what you say was true, no one would install these things because there would be no profit.
    1
  12525. Not necessarily Xi, but the gangs that rule China. Whole lot of coup fears
    1
  12526. Shut up and leave copping to the cops
    1
  12527. Timelines rarely work out as intended with economics.
    1
  12528. Do you have a death wish?
    1
  12529. Vhut?
    1
  12530.  @uberkind-412  shut up
    1
  12531. This is about stock markets, not labor management. A lot of companies do give performance based bonuses, especially among upper management.
    1
  12532. Beating your wife isn't a mental problem.
    1
  12533. The men in question are all decended from King Abdelaziz who threw money out of his car just to show off how rich he was. He also routinely defaulted on payroll.
    1
  12534.  @brush125  these guys usually don't pay. They provide meals and a crowded dormitory they're not allowed to leave.
    1
  12535. Easier said than done
    1
  12536. China's inflation is pretty high. In fact, their currency is super volatile due to lack of any accurate economic data.
    1
  12537. If someone brags about how much they earn, they're lying about how much they make.
    1
  12538. Not exactly. They'll discriminate based on race, but who they choose to target depends which state they're trying to copy or threaten at the moment.
    1
  12539. They pretend to. They secretly idolize the US and want to one-up the competition
    1
  12540.  @steviewonder417  with that level of whataboutism, you'll be in line for the surgery soon.
    1
  12541.  @steviewonder417  how do I already know for a fact you're lying?
    1
  12542. Now that we're in the endgame of Stalingrad, do you know what you'll do after this?
    1
  12543. This is economics, it's all interconnected. Many in WSJ's main audience are American investors who may have lost a few bucks investing in a country they don't understand.
    1
  12544.  @drewh3224  English isn't a first language for you, is it?
    1
  12545. That's silly. You miss the part where it's showing up in cocktail bars as far away as Paris? Americans pick up a lot of things from the Mexicans.
    1
  12546. As are you
    1
  12547. Found the shoplifter
    1
  12548.  @Abd1837s  come now. We both know one or both sides will throw whatever treaty made out the window when expedient.
    1
  12549.  @nelsonbruh4095  hence all the scouts taking shots at each other and deep raids during the last war. To show the extent in which distortion plays a role, the Azeris were claiming victory over every place their foot soldiers were seen. But there were also raids all across those mountains.
    1
  12550.  @sinabagherisarvestani8924  Iran is also exchanging death threats with Baku and has few allies even in the Muslim world as they feud with the Saudis & allies, with Pakistan over the border, with Iraq over certain militias, with Lebanon over their sponsorship of Hezbollah, with Turkey over their assistance to al-Assad, and with domestic Iranian separatists including Kurds, Arabs, and Balochistan. It's every state for himself.
    1
  12551.  @sinabagherisarvestani8924  also, the Azeri-Armenian Wars are over land, not religion.
    1
  12552.  @YeahMan8  don't you have bureaucrat to buy off or something?
    1
  12553.  @YeahMan8  we have you, an STD riddem liar. Now shut up before your wife poisons your coffee
    1
  12554.  @williamdavis9562  you misunderstand. When I said no real border I mean no defined line or barrier. Just a thin spread of border guards occasionally trading shots while the main armies are in the rear. Most of the people living in the no man's land have evacuated. The situation is more ambiguous when you realize the Azeris will straight up lie about how much land they control so they can get more in the inevitable ceasefires. Specifically, they claim to secure any place where their ground troops have been reported to be at any time.
    1
  12555. Most of these buildings were self-built. Although the allegations against the builders are very serious.
    1
  12556. Sensitive data? Little pink here doesn't know the difference between a publicly traded company and a government, apparently.
    1
  12557.  @mirror452  come on, don't pretend we can't all tell you're making this up as you go along. And in China the literal opposite is true, where foreign companies are even required to disclose even patent information, which is why there's an abundance of copycat Chinese goods. In fact, Apple said the only reason they put up with it is because by the time the knockoffs emerge they're already becoming obsolete. Beijing's motive isn't to protect "sensitive data," it's to beat out the competition. And in this case it is more than likely they know Evergrande style degeneracy is systemic.
    1
  12558.  @mirror452  lose the rhetoric. No one cares for it
    1
  12559.  @mirror452  no actually I don't
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  12560. You really think she has any idea what she just promoted?
    1
  12561. Dude, many neighborhoods are run by gangs and murder rates in some places are higher than many war zones.
    1
  12562.  @sylar747  because they know their customers are criminals.
    1
  12563. Not with the immense fortune involved.
    1
  12564. That wouldn't hit housing until buyers are physically able to get new loans at a lower rate
    1
  12565. ​ @althunder4269 shut up. Get drafted
    1
  12566. No, it literally isn't. This is how you take dollars out of circulation
    1
  12567.  @musamkhize4279  Many in South Africa. The last king spent his days living in luxury in Europe, only flying in for the occasional public address. Add that to its ambiguous relationship with South Africa as post-Apartheid the Zulus are all South African citizens. It is also unclear if the Zulu nobles provide any public service whatsoever, but it is known that most of the South African municipal utilities are defunct in that part of the world.
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  12568.  @mbhekitembe2179  I'm a doctoral student in military history and I don't even vote, let alone throw around political bull.
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  12569.  @pmchunu8450  Lose the political bull, I honestly don't give a rip whether or not he was ripping people off or if he was a Zulu separatist.
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  12570.  @TheDaeroner  Don't pretend you know the guy.
    1
  12571.  @walterlebzax9585  Lose the blame shifting. Although yes, that other guy is dirty as hell, too.
    1
  12572.  @mbhekitembe2179  you sure as hell aren't educated, coconut. Now don't you have a guard dog to poison?
    1
  12573.  @lungelompatho9903  maybe that's technically true, but lying for a dead guy doesn't change the fact he stole your money. Now don't you have snake oil to harvest for its muti?
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  12574.  @lungelompatho9903  bug off, you're no good at the junk you're pulling
    1
  12575. Like... You?
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  12576.  @rundome8233  no one cares. Lose the backseat copping.
    1
  12577.  @whangjohnlizhao550  Get real, most of the robbers wouldn't be able to kill you if they tried
    1
  12578. That's an exaggeration. What happened was the admin guys promised the customers whatever they wanted not knowing the type of problems they giving the engineers at the other end of the country. Namely, they promised there wouldn't need expensive retraining as it would all be backwards compatible while promising the latest tech.
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  12579.  @anav587  you're the one getting partisan with your delusions of crimes committed by people you envy.
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  12580.  @anav587  you don't know a thing about me, but perhaps I made to big assumptions about you too. It stands there's not a single known instance of insider trading among politicians and the cases you're thinking of right now have been debunked. Among the felonies politicians have gone to jail for you see mostly garden variety crimes and job-specific crimes like voter fraud, bribery, contraband trafficking, and substance abuse related.
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  12581. All of them.
    1
  12582. Distance to refineries, basically
    1
  12583. @kellyshea92  most of the cost of gas is the gas it takes to move the crude/refined product
    1
  12584. No one cares if you're Iranian.
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  12585. 10:00 I actually died laughing. You really can't make this stuff up!
    1
  12586. Wish didn't use slave labor
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  12587. 12:00 This is actually what Kevin O'Leary did, they kept paying the dividend to keep the price high even if they had to sell off assets. This was a Ponzi scheme
    1
  12588. A big chunk, yeah.
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  12589. @Route-66 barefoot they breed normally. The high child to adult ratios is due to higher mortality rates.
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  12590.  @KennyCronin-wq8xq  Not zero, but not very much since the licensed charity organizations in China were busted for embezzling. The Chinese steal far more than they give away.
    1
  12591. Shut up, Channel 4
    1
  12592. Shut up
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  12593.  @patrickH206  what the frick does that have to do with anything?
    1
  12594.  @aluisious  exactly
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  12595.  @cisium1184  liars burn in hell with their tongues nailed to their balls.
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  12596.  @Mpdarkguy  The two aren't even related. How much have you lost so far?
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  12597.  @Mpdarkguy  Who saud anything about crypto? How much did you lose?
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  12598.  @ben3989  that's one way to tell everyone you don't know the first thing about investment banks.
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  12599.  @no_peel2241  Were talking to the other guy?
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  12600.  @ben3989  Liars burn in hell with their scalps nailed to our mantle.
    1
  12601.  @vylbird8014  I know
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  12602. @Boško Delić  Russia gave Constantinople annexation as a war aim, and you mean to tell me that inferred potential annexations should be treated the same as defined casus belli?
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  12603.  @cakaekv  All the war aims contradicted each other, and you can cherry pick all you like but you'll notice what ended up happening did not adhere to any of them
    1
  12604. shut up, people
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  12605. Another reason for Buffet's overperformance is his reinsurance business where he sells insurance to insurance companies and megacorps and unlike most derivatives these have an edge for the same reason selling car insurance does (people NEED it, they don't WANT it). There is no way for small investors to replicate this success, because selling insurance favors the man with the biggest pile of money to use as collateral.
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  12606. Gaza has literally never had any modern industry whatsoever. Not even tractors. Unemployment and industry is at the same place now as it was in medieval times.
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  12607. It was a domestic disturbance call. Generally those are nothing except family members arguing with each other, but occasionally you walk in on abusive husbands in a compromising disposition. Even then most of those guys are just super belligerant, not ambushing anyone anyone who gets close.
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  12608. No one cares.
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  12609. "Strong relationships with government officials" is code for bribery and/or crony capitalism.
    1
  12610. And put it in yours?
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  12611. Yes, but where is the Borderlands style teleporting tesla coil grenade?
    1
  12612. Idiot bookies probably offerred to pay more than others
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  12613. Just because you are using 50 accounts doesn't mean we can't tell it's one person, gong fei
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  12614.  @FontaineDerby  who said they're any different?
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  12615.  @InbredzionestNazikiller786  no need to announce yourself
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  12616.  @FontaineDerby  irrelevant
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  12617.  @Yazzie101  we're all involved. Get over it.
    1
  12618. Amazon FBA would look awesome if you already ran a specialty store of some kind.
    1
  12619. Shit happens. Cowards like you never do anything
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  12620. Correction: The lost Jap got back in time to stop the attack, but his commanders said it was a pretext anyway
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  12621. Read subtitles.
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  12622. It simply wouldn't have enough power to move
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  12623. We were always taught to shoot nothing but tanks with the sabot. If you shot a medium armored vehicle it'd pass right through it and may let it live. That's why we ride with a HEAT in the chamber.
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  12624. Tell that to the coyotes.
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  12625. As people do when someone tries to murder them. And the other guy was definitely scared too, but had probably decided what he would do years ago.
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  12626.  @TheImperatorKnight  tell that to the Egyptologist I've been reading, who presents the propagantastic Pharaoh's version of events even when there's better sources available.
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  12627.  @jrton1366  anarchists are just garden variety gangsters, and I don'trecall anyone here damning the idea of governments. Lose the political compass falacy, there's no way to categorize people's BS.
    1
  12628. What about them?
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  12629. He did donuts in the streets until the cops came, then assaulted the cops. It seems he was looking for a fight and lost.
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  12630. Just imagine that over the patrol car's PA: They call me... MR PIG!!!! AHHHHH! [Pulls PIT]
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  12631. Found the shoplifter
    1
  12632.  @MrSupernova111  You shouldn't flatly lie just to shift blame off yerself
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  12633.  @MrSupernova111  how much have you lost so far?
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  12634. Any waste treatment plant that will pay.
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  12635. Not quite lottery, that's 0DTE long options. More like panning for gold odds
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  12636. No one cares what you think.
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  12637.  @yannicmendez2559  Irrelevant even if true. The only reason this isn't a bigger war is the Russians got nukes.
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  12638. Found the shoplifter.
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  12639. Never underestimate the power of ego to override self-preservation instinct.
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  12640. Shut up
    1
  12641. No.
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  12642. There are seven legal gun dealers in Guatemala and no shortage of men from neighboring states willing to smuggle. Small arms are also legal in Guatemala unless you have a criminal record, and there are 3 registered guns for every 100 people and one illegal gun seizure every 2 hours. The National Police there say no single route is used as the country imports and exports guns all over. The gangsters can buy legal, or steal, or get it on the black market.
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  12643. @Comment on CBC and other Canadian News You own the home. You get the deed, with the bank's name in the footnote saying that no one else should take the home as collateral.
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  12644. This isn't the infantry. Intelligence, integrity, and experience are more important than muscle. That's why older men and women are allowed in too.
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  12645. Don't be too sure that's necessary.
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  12646. THEY CALL ME MR PIG!!!!
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  12647. Dude, like any sophisticate fraud, there is a real business concealing the scam.
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  12648. You've been spamming that for years
    1
  12649. Vhut?
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  12650. The fact they were ignoring "bank angle" warnings may mean they routinely pushed the plane beyond what was considered safe
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  12651. @coolinmac  payday loans are a type of legal loan shark. You give people a small short term loan using a pay stub as collateral. Of course, the high fees and high interest means only teenagers who don't know better and gangsters who don't intend to repay take these loans
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  12652. Journalism was always a craphole
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  12653. @faithingod5533  a lot of them are like that
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  12654. Go away
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  12655. What?
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  12656. Land Hawks
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  12657.  @blacklightfreakout825  shut up
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  12658. Shut up
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  12659. China's railgun projects have been defunct for years, and they never even actively tested one meant for space launches. If they really wanted to improve their space program they'd build a rocket that didn't depend on hypergolics.
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  12660.  @brofist1959  Watch the video. Electricity is cheap and plentiful in the civilized world. And it's SpaceX, and they aren't using hydrogen.
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  12661.  @brofist1959  Hardeehar. Try 6 dollars a kilo, and is only used in rockets for that reason. Liquid methane (which is what SpaceX Raptor engines ACTUALLY USES) costs roughly half that, is a lot more energy dense, and is the main part in natural gas that is piped all over the world to heat homes. Also the Merlin engine uses RP-1 which is just highly refined jet fuel.
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  12662. Business as usual in Africa
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  12663.  @davidbryant3532  You assume it would be built outside the US, and the law says they must let a US firm bid
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  12664. @davidbryant3532  No such law exists, but there are rules which nudge in that direction like the one I mentioned. The main guns on M1 Abrams are actually German. Also, there's for lack of a better term discrimination where the Pentagon and Congress preferencially choose US companies unless they need to butter someone up. Like how 5.56mm became NATO standard because a US colonel argued in favor of a US made cartridge and Churchill let the US have its way on small matters
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  12665. @davidbryant3532  you're 17, aren't you? The CIA definitely bought several thousand untraceable Uzzies from Israel. There's no law saying we can't put a woman in charge of an army in the field we just don't because that's rerarded
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  12666. Good, because it's physcially impossible without a nuke.
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  12667. China isn't buying these goods, they're assembling for US companies, and selling to the same. Foxconn employees can't afford the phones they make
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  12668. People only care if they recognize the name. Most politicians are minor figures and their names not recognized even by the people who voted for them
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  12669. Politicizing science outs you as a fraud
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  12670. The EFF and ANC wouldn't last a week in a conventional war @hourbee5535 
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  12671. Africa averages a coup per decade per country. Take your pick
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  12672. Ha
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  12673. Matt, Ever think about doing a video on nuclear energy research?
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  12674. Screw those games and everything they stand for
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  12675. Shut up
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  12676.  @Dcain2  Please leave history to those of us that read history
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  12677. BMPs are not tanks
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  12678. Dude, the "affordability crisis" is simply a matter that loan interest rates are as much as five times what they were a decade ago.
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  12679. That's what we have them for
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  12680.  @anon9364  who cares if they did?
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  12681. The US has never bailed out any bank for any reason at any time.
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  12682. You should talk
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  12683. It's called reverse discrimination.
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  12684. Shut up and get drafted
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  12685. What policies? They do whatever the frick they want.
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  12686. There's one other guy that shows up on his podcasts
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  12687. He should have mentioned it's effective against tsotsies.
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  12688. Ego seems to be the motive.
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  12689. No one would believe that it's him
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  12690. It's an inkhorn term. We say it however we frickin want
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  12691. Pigs. Eat. Everything.
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  12692. Not just oil. A few minerals too
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  12693. Talking funny doesn't equal effeminate.
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  12694.  @stankylegremover194  shut up
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  12695. They have this segment all the time. And no, the press is losing their minds over the recent SCOTUS decision.
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  12696. Part of the reason for the success of US submarines was the nature of Japan's internal divisions where all the commanders all wanted to be part of big strategic offensives and the different branches didn't necessarily get along or trust each other and often tried to shift mundane defensive tasks onto others. The result was most supply escorts were second rate ships and/or boats that happened to be going the same way.
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  12697. Some businesses are easier to measure. People are actually using LinkedIn data to show the ratio of job seakers to employers which is an accurate guage of the job market but it excludes family firms and local businesses
    1
  12698. Because it works on week men at investment banks that sexualize wealth.
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  12699. We might not want one. A man with a month's practice can load in half the time as a machine.
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  12700. ​ @peddlershat6840  a machine could load an Abrams in 7 seconds. A skilled loader can do it in under 4.
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  12701. ​ @peddlershat6840  not a ton. A month worth of drills is all a man needs.
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  12702. They'd arrest you and I'd laugh when you're featured on Darwin awards
    1
  12703. ...and he shot himself
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  12704. Bagholder detected
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  12705. I would have disabled them immediately
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  12706. Lose the schizophenia
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  12707. We already have the narcotics kingpin act.
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  12708. A fake guru with inside info? That racket would work until you get famous, then you busted. And if you're making a killing selling predictions you bet your butt your customers are getting their friends involved.
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  12709.  @timothy_h-IDN  idiot politicians talking trash doesn't make much difference even if what you mention was even relevant here
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  12710.  @greeneyedbandit7079  just because it's the internet doesn't mean you need to berate everyone
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  12711.  @greeneyedbandit7079  except he didn't. Most changes were created and enforced by the DHS. According to Bolton there was even a shouting match because of the difference between what Trump thought the situation was and what the DHS agent said it was
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  12712.  @marys3738  how? By you not voting fot him?
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  12713.  @robert1539  you sound extremely arrogant
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  12714. No. You're getting totally different places mixed up if you think that bull even makes sence.
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  12715. Pop culture is more interested in spectacle? Since when is that new?
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  12716. Gold is, diamonds are used for industrial cutting devises
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  12717. It happens, you just don't have dedicated YouTube channels for it
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  12718. These cops did good enough they could make a training video out of this.
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  12719. There is no blame in war. They all did what they thought was needed to win.
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  12720.  @kirilmihaylov1934  there are no right answers or best instruments in investing strategies. You may look at other commodities whose price won't change with rising cost of labor. Or you might use levered forex positions with countries that are having less or more inflation. Or you might find a stock that has rising income from rising prices but not rising costs.
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  12721.  @kirilmihaylov1934  copper is still in its Tesla driven bubble (pun intended).
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  12722.  @kirilmihaylov1934  berating people isn't getting you anywhere. This is a matter of fluid correlation, not if-then matters. The myth of the stability of the price of gold comes from how it retains value across EXTREME lengths of time of centuries upon centuries. For instance, gold had roughly the same value 2,000 years ago and we know this because we have legionary pay rosters. BUT it's price varies a lot over the decades and again will crash alongside all speculative assets.
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  12723.  @kirilmihaylov1934  you're not helping your case by simply asserting your opinion simply is so. Gold has a 0.25 correlation to SPX, while if it was as you say it should have a 0 to -0.1 corelation. Gold's largest recent crash was the 2008 bubble when it blew up at the same time as stocks... And did so again during Covid.
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  12724.  @kirilmihaylov1934  you're coming across as a lazy hypocrite
    1
  12725. Technically, Hebrew is more related to Classic Arabic than any modern dialect the Arabs speak. But don't tell them that.
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  12726. Meth is about a dollar per hit, too. Enforced is so poor it basically doesn't matter what the law says.
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  12727. Ponzi schemes aren't illegal
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  12728. Yes please
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  12729. Bezos invested in many things
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  12730. Vhut?
    1
  12731. Left and right are only relevant to each other within a given government. For instance, the Erdogan regime in Turkey criminalizes gays, intervenes in economics regularly, and have some state-run enterprises and yet is considered centrist. The reason? In Turkey, "conservative" means Islamist, while "liberal" means Americanized.
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  12732. Those jobs tend to be volatile and their value subjective.
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  12733. It drives up the price as the amount of food needed is fixed.
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  12734. I recall one camera was ruined because as they turned it was pointed at the sun for half a second.
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  12735. Liar. You'll eat a real burger anyway
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  12736. Nikola is a meme stock and there never was a consensus on DoorDash, Uber, or Palantir.
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  12737. Philosophy is a scam where you convince people you're smart in order to get big salaries
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  12738. You need experience to get that job.
    1
  12739. Unlikely. If they did then the idiot politicians wouldn't be able to resist jumping in on the smear campaign. This wasn't a sophisticated robbery.
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  12740. Exchange Traded Notes? That's a different class of asset and is usually high risk.
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  12741.  @catmate8358  there's nothing right nor left about extremists. All these goons just said anything necessary to get people to obey. And these were all self-described socialists (I'll let you decide who is "real" socialists and who was fake). NAZI is the German acronym for National Socialist Party and the Fascists full name called them anarcho-socialists. Noteworthy is both these parties did forcibly nationalize all major businesses like the reds. They also created state mandated prices and required public infrastructure like rails to only charge enough to cover costs and not for profit. Thus according to many people, the Fascists, Communists, and Nazis had more in common with each other than they did anything else.
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  12742. One anonymous builder said that was literally the case. Profit margins rarely exceed 10% of budget due to intense competition, but bribes can consume as much as 30% of budget, therefore you must either rip off the customer or rip off employees (the latter is not a repeatable strategy). This can get progressively worse as cheap construction can get factored into the initial budget.
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  12743. Another one bites the dust
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  12744. Shut up
    1
  12745. All concentration camps contained children
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  12746.  @mothman2514  Doesn't. Frickin. Matter.
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  12747. Same thing
    1
  12748. According to goodle, maguay is a variety of agave
    1
  12749. No, you just notice it more
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  12750.  @DrTomoe-em7rs  I assume you mean Europeans who speak fluent English. They mostly learn British English. Most others learn American English.
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  12751. You mind making sense? The quality of the goods in question varies wildly and I don't know what you're arguing
    1
  12752.  @rajendramodusu5980  you're straight up lying if you think quality doesn't vary. Chemical burns due to cheap dye in sandals only come from one place.
    1
  12753. Old news
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  12754.  @eddiegarcia9630  neither do I, fellow asshole.
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  12755. By that same logic the industrial revolution should have caused mass unemployment since one worker could do the work of many. But no, those people will simply find new work that will probably pay better.
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  12756. The Hebrews were only in Egypt for a fraction of their total existence.
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  12757. Go away
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  12758. Shut up
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  12759. Be specific when you accuse people of crimes
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  12760. I'd draft you just for saying that
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  12761. Grown man identifies as the other guy's "former roommate" and has defensive body language when talking about him. Not meaning to be demeaning, but were they gay lovers? I apologize if I got the wrong idea.
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  12762. Found the drug dealer
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  12763. Most of those were not punished for crimes, though. They were crushed by political rivals or to seize their assets. Currently the two ruling gangs are Xi's cronies feuding with the cronies of the last premier Jiang.
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  12764. This guy said nice thing about a big American business on the internet. Prepare to get harassed for months.
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  12765. To be frank, a lot of people masterbate to the lifestyles/achievements these guys are selling.
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  12766. Using big words you don't understand means nothing
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  12767. The Ottomans didn't rule Sudan. And the Ottoman Empire was a failed state with little to know central control, merely a bundle of treaties with local governments, many of which were similarly fragmented.
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  12768. @Mehmed Said Pasha I'm literally the expert. They don't teach much history where yer from and most of what they do is sycophancy.
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  12769.  @AlexKomnenos  that was one of many internal conflicts
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  12770. We usually feed the cows the straw and keep the oats for ourselves
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  12771. Technically influencer refers to anyone who makes money of social media.
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  12772.  @FartInYourFace234  I don't know, maybe that old comment was meant for someone else
    1
  12773. This guy was probably drunk
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  12774. Shut up
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  12775. Some idiots do that
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  12776. It's a real thing, but greedy bastards like talking about because it's a means of taking huge loans and getting stupidly rich
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  12777.  @Zuranthus  it's called a ponzi scheme. And some companies only work when big. I.E. LinkedIn only has value if there are lots of people on it
    1
  12778. What I never understand about a lot of these massive heists is why the thieves don't take the money and run when they know people are onto them.....
    1
  12779. But stock go down, so they do no right
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  12780. Shut up
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  12781. You know it's fraud when he said "a quarter of the US is unbanked/underbanked." The only people who don't have debit cards are drug dealers, end of story.
    1
  12782. Some companies do have savings and buy bonds with it. But most companies in the Anglophone world spend excess earnings on growing the company and/or rewarding investors. Also, a bailout is a low interest loan and not a gift.
    1
  12783. The Russians throw a lot of steel and diesel at problems because they have a lot of those and it works
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  12784. Not a compliment
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  12785. They aren't even fighting the government, mostly. Many of the big gangs are really deserters from the government, including Barbeque who's a fired policeman.
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  12786. Vhut?
    1
  12787. How much did you?
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  12788.  @armengekchyan4927  it seems everyone here with an indigenous name is either repeating rumors heard for unreliable source or is straight up spreading libel. Your remark is the first I heard of any alleged Kurdish death and if it's really a concern to you then go fight the blaze yourself.
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  12789. Vhut?
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  12790. Not really. There were 500 idiots just like this that failed
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  12791. Shut up
    1
  12792. Liars burn in hell.
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  12793. I was among the guys that said it was a bad idea during development but some idiots refuse to hear a kind word about it when it's still a working stealth fighter
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  12794. ​ @Pilotmario  lose the sycophancy
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  12795. It speaks volumes when the most profitable Arab factory is using trash as a starting material
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  12796.  @beep6583  Have you seen the junk that goes on? I.E. most of the cost of Chinese fine wine is the used bottle while cheap wine goes in the bottle and served up to rich chumps. Some even dilute the wine and industrial chemicals added to preserve flavor
    1
  12797. Encouraging harassment of cops will get you doxxed
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  12798. People been saying that since 1950.
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  12799. What implicated his boss?
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  12800.  @VPPAF  regardless if that's true, that has absolutely nothing to do with this as those two would have never met nor would have the London police boss have even met Couzen's boss. More importantly, nothing a manager could have done could have caused or prevented someone committing a felony. I have a strong feeling you'd call for high profile resignations no matter what happened simply because politics and/or a loathing of authority.
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  12801. Reverse that logic. The coverage is shit because idiot reporters point fingers at idiot politicians
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  12802. Come on. VPs have always been political hires, and they've all been pretty useless
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  12803. Sht up
    1
  12804. Or we could just draft your lazy butt and see what you think about military spending then.
    1
  12805.  aadhi gei  a lot of people are full of it when it comes to politics
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  12806.  aadhi gei  did you mean to say that to someone else?
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  12807. Comments like that are usually from people who are not aware of the history of Haiti.
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  12808. Wouldn't that require a genocide to begin with?
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  12809. Ponzi scheme
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  12810. That's not s common name. It's Polish
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  12811. Impossible to hide it.
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  12812.  @Colombiaguapo  found the shoplifter
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  12813.  @jalamangjobarteh4991  who is you? I guarantee you I am not who you might assume I am
    1
  12814. It's really a matter of how crowded the cities are
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  12815.  @jackholler3572  this is a butcher shop, not a satire forum. How'd you like to be bacon?
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  12816. According to the description, they chase lead to that roof then off it.
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  12817. Of course, but this is a climate change video ergo every established practice must be slowly killing us
    1
  12818. No, the peasents did this to themselves. As in some suicide bombing campaigns had a surplus of volunteers
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  12819. The cars aren't built yet when purchased
    1
  12820. How are these crypto bros expecting to profit with that kind of overhead?
    1
  12821.  @jackyichan4759  Dude, the sweat corn you eat is a totally man made invention, as in it is impossible to replant it.
    1
  12822.  @raycastillo6446  I don't think he knows how cheap food is in North America
    1
  12823. As if those aren't fully state funded with Federal grants too?
    1
  12824. It would only drive up the price if new people buy into crypto.
    1
  12825. That didn't stop them from backing their currency almost totally with T-bills for decades.
    1
  12826. Found the crypto scammer.
    1
  12827. Liar
    1
  12828. @bawsack69  it's intentionally misleading to the point you might have well made it up. A number of early politicians were freemasons but that organization played no role in politics
    1
  12829.  @bawsack69  I'm a grad student in my late 20s. I got a feeling you're over 50
    1
  12830. @bawsack69  Military history. Now don't you have a divorce to finalize, you failed abortion?
    1
  12831. Nothing important. It's not any more violent than the "peace" that proceded it
    1
  12832. These jerkwads will still lynch people anyway just so they can pretend they won.
    1
  12833. All the young politicians I have ever heard of were incompetent pricks, including the ones that would later get high office
    1
  12834. Lying about who is in charge will get you divorced
    1
  12835. @edumazieri  Debateable how much money impacts. We do know "the Squad" got elected because some rich people want more vaginas in Congress so they paid for campaigns for them. But the opposite isn't necessarily better, because in Japan by national law the state provides all of a politician's advertising space, but that allowed YouTubers to play strange jokes on state-run TV and some of those guys even got elected because no one takes Congress seriously.
    1
  12836. Even those segments are not even profitable for Amtrak trains, let along hugely expensive maglev
    1
  12837. If there is a "correct" way of making tanks, you can be sure everyone will do it.
    1
  12838. Markets are, mobs of pirates aren't
    1
  12839. Found the shoplifter
    1
  12840. Except at the moment Tesla is still profitable.
    1
  12841. @tatata1543  doubly so for Rivian as explained in the video. Best in class means little when they're all ponzi schemes
    1
  12842.  @Stephen-we6do  That would require colonialism to be a practice.
    1
  12843. Another effect math doesn't account for is friendship. It doesn't take a genius to figure out a team of serial killers would collapse immediately no matter how skilled they are since any one of them will sacrifice the others to save himself. However, a literal band of brothers lead by their father will just fight harder as you pick off their number. This applies on a large scale as well, as unified nations form armies that function much smoother than armies formed by large coalitions of states.
    1
  12844. Lose the trash talk and grab a gat
    1
  12845. Do you think the Peruvians care?
    1
  12846. Big pistols are mainly for intimidation factor.
    1
  12847. Speaking of fittings, you wouldn't believe how complicated the filing systems are just to store and find the right ones in a wearhouse.
    1
  12848. Why would anyone care even if that were true?
    1
  12849. 3:30 Both cameramen were dumb enough to stand in the backblast area.
    1
  12850. A small part of it.
    1
  12851. This was stolen software
    1
  12852. This will fail because even if the machine works it will cost too much to operate. Takes a lot of power to boil rock.
    1
  12853. Imagine tying knots for an hour just to write one sentence
    1
  12854. You don't know the guy
    1
  12855. Not when you realize that all the GDP data is fake and it's less than half of its reported size.
    1
  12856. Because that's not suppose to happen
    1
  12857. You sound like the type that has several protection orders taken out against you.
    1
  12858. Like... You?
    1
  12859. Don't be silly, Mr Gates loves science and has more money than he can spend.
    1
  12860.  @HristinaSedlackova  How fortunate for you, as no one wants to because at the moment this stuff is expensive. And the difference between an investment and subsidies is that one expects to at least get their money back eventually.
    1
  12861.  @HristinaSedlackova  while you railing on a guy you never met? You jealous of his money?
    1
  12862. Vhut?
    1
  12863. Frivolous murder attempt on a close associate thwarted by total incompetence? Yep he's an Arab
    1
  12864. Most US politicians didn't want to "weeken Britain" as much as they wanted to promote peace, democracy, and independence of small nations regardless how flatly contradictory these goals were.
    1
  12865. You know the Fed is hinting they may lower interest rates?
    1
  12866. Shut up. Get drafted
    1
  12867. We go through a completely new government every decade. Constitutional rewrites only happen at gunpoint.
    1
  12868. The things he's said are pretty indiscriminate to gas companies.
    1
  12869. That method worked with putting bullets in Nazis, why wouldn't it work with AI? (Sarcasm)
    1
  12870. Depends on skill level.
    1
  12871. You will miss
    1
  12872. If I ever form a SWAT team, I will insist on calling it Daeodon!
    1
  12873. ​@asamusicdude put that back up your butt where you got it
    1
  12874. @Paul-ft5xy  as long as you don't obscure mandatory info the cops won't care
    1
  12875. How much have you lost?
    1
  12876. Seriously? He more than likely kidnapped the kid by accident. Degenerate gangster casually jacking a car isn't enough motive for you? Because there's a lot more of those than anything grossly depraved .
    1
  12877. He takes his dividend in new shares
    1
  12878. They're both investment banks that take risks and get a lot of hate from jealous pendejos. That's enough in common for some people
    1
  12879. Not if you know a fucking this about gangsters
    1
  12880. Not all that different from existing bots
    1
  12881. That's something a thief would say
    1
  12882. They were also at war with Japan and was too far away to settle or defend it
    1
  12883.  @GaryARahn  are you also going to blame a bank for getting robbed if the thief exploited a security flaw? Trusting people will never be criminalized.
    1
  12884. The biggest obstacle to nuclear power is superstition
    1
  12885. @CarlZimmerJung That kind of libel can get you doxxed
    1
  12886. The problem being ETFs do block trading, meaning the cost per share bought for them is a tiny fraction as it is for you. Ergo, you will likely get the same performance as a passive ETF. Meaning active ETFs and closed end funds are often invested in exotic or illiquid assets (like private equity and swaps) that you simply don't have access to. Although it is worthwhile to assemble your own ETF if you want.
    1
  12887. ​@armandomercado2248 how can you talk so much but say so little?
    1
  12888. Historian here: We don't have an incentive to publish surprising results. For instance, one submission I sent was rejected unread because I refused to say that a particular battle was part of a wider conflict between "white men" against "indigenous peoples" because it was simply not so (the battle was between US cavalrymen and unidentified Indians in Mexican service).
    1
  12889. ​@fromabove422 vhut? These Indians weren't involved in any other conflicts we're aware of and they didn't like me saying that.
    1
  12890. ​ @fromabove422 the context is these were unidentified Indians in Mexican service stealing cattle from Federals
    1
  12891.  @rasgotiriebud  your medical bills are a waste of money. Now shut up
    1
  12892.  @sheikh970  He's just jealous of royal office
    1
  12893. He did once say that when they call you on Sunday, that's when you know they'll make money because they have a problem that has to be settled that day. He did help bailout I forget which bank by buying stocks with leverage and profited massively from the rebound. However, Buffet was also holding onto real world assets that were hit by the bubble, so it's impossible to say if he has a net loss or gain from any given crash.
    1
  12894. It's called a ponzi scheme
    1
  12895. They don't care. It was going to happen either way
    1
  12896. High birth rates and Christianity are not correlated. Devotely religious people tend to have larger families regardless of sect, but that's about it.
    1
  12897.  @stlouisix3  Shut up
    1
  12898. Shut up
    1
  12899. The idea is to enslave animals, not people
    1
  12900. In the civilized world, yeah. But most of the world isn't full of kind people like wherever you're from is.
    1
  12901. An empty needle is a non-lethal weapon that looks like a lethal weapon. What a degenerate
    1
  12902. @thatguyrich9822  impossible to know
    1
  12903. Except none of those have the survivability and vehicle kill abilities combined. But what you say is probably why we have also put off making a better A-10.
    1
  12904. Liars get scalped
    1
  12905. It's about potentially raising taxes by a lot
    1
  12906.  @Thatanonguyintheback  long term capital gains, yes. But the point of the video was a lot of novice traders find out the hard way why it's better to hold for at least a year. In one extreme case, a guy bought and sold the SPY fund daily thinking he could outsmart the market. He didn't, and made little money, and due to wash sale rules his losses were discounted but gains were counted resulting in a nominal tax bill lager than his net worth.
    1
  12907. Idiot reporters aren't accountants.
    1
  12908. They're just autists like the rest of us
    1
  12909.  @Rysslassable  You are unfamiliar with Patrick's deadpan humor, I see. Of course he picks the weirdest picture of Trudeau to show.
    1
  12910. Bagholder detected.
    1
  12911. There's usually a long list of seldom used fees. It makes the important fees harder to find on the website, though,
    1
  12912. Most of the people at these restaurants are Muslims.
    1
  12913. No one cares.
    1
  12914. You don't know the meaning of the word
    1
  12915. That's not what happened
    1
  12916.  @tylermadison2073  only if you're a liar
    1
  12917. The licensing agency is more concerned with collecting bribes than protecting consumers. Also, they leave out the distribution costs which is the real reason for the fat margins after it leaves the distillery. That and US companies have bureaucrats breathing down their necks to do QA
    1
  12918. Vhut? The books are junk, they just happened to go viral with 90s kids
    1
  12919. Is it just me or do the weird names with no meaning and weird spellings signify a person from an... Unsophisticated background?
    1
  12920. Dude, these idiots were probably just looking for a stipend. In this part of the world you become an instant rockstar if you kill Jews. No one cares if they're soldiers or babies.
    1
  12921. They're reclusive enough they're generally the same people, though. For instance, Ms. Ivanka Trump "converted" to Judaism because her boyfriend's parents disapproved of their engagement. Religion seems to mean nothing to her, though, and this is not the norm.
    1
  12922.  @georgesmith1127  Not if you know anything
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  12923.  @bustercrabbe8447  No, they're GENERALLY the same people. As in most of the people who practice the religion were taught by their parents. Some people leave the religion, some people marry into it, and by that means they begin to resemble the surrounding population.
    1
  12924.  @bustercrabbe8447  That Nazis didn't give a rip about religion, they gave a rip about race.
    1
  12925. Biden has made no significant change to border policy so far. In fact his webpage on the matter hasn't been updated in so long it still has the campaign donation links.
    1
  12926.  @ShawnParryUFOs  you seem to think that all bureaucrats are political cronies and the governments change instantly to reflect whatever idiot is in the White House. No shame there, the newspapers do so too (often knowing full well the White House didn't order anything). There was a temporary suspension of deportations due to Remain in Mexico, but Biden's own appointees were relieved when it came back. These same men announced tweeks but that may have veen just to pacify elected fools.
    1
  12927. Shut up
    1
  12928. You excise many key bits to make things sound worse. First, why do Cessna's need leaded gasoline? Second, what were the original reasons given for allowing leaded gasoline. Third, how much is too much.
    1
  12929. Filing a false report is an actual crime
    1
  12930. We have never bailed out a fraudulent company.
    1
  12931. Ponzi schemes
    1
  12932.  @dharmapersona2084  He's talking to you, perv.
    1
  12933.  @daviroza4700  Is that wishful thinking or flaimbait?
    1
  12934. Like you'd know
    1
  12935.  @BasementEngineer  Your relationships don't last very long, do they?
    1
  12936. Indian stocks lag behind US stocks while being correlated to US stocks. This is a reflection of how everything modern in India depends on western suppliers.
    1
  12937.  @ashuexcel  indices don't lie, you do
    1
  12938.  @ashuexcel  your wife doesn't like you all that much, does she?
    1
  12939. The thing about history on Reddit is that even the mods on AskHistorians lack any history qualifications but will still remove everything they didn't write with condescending remarks and no explanation what the problem is.
    1
  12940.  @richardjames1812  Yeah, the mayhem was repeated on a state level in many areas. The thing was the organization of the forces dated back to the revolutionary war period when state and Federal government were tiny and thinly spread out and local militias did basically anything they wanted.
    1
  12941. Shut up
    1
  12942. There was a lot more in Rhodesia besides bush wars. And there were a lot more in the Bush Wars besides alleged cruelties.
    1
  12943.  @notnoaintno5134  Exactly. If you grow, there is never a guarantee the customers will be there and growth costs money
    1
  12944. Weird libel. There were a few notorious pro-criminal judges in CA which lead to incidents where known violent criminals who lived on the run were ordered released before trial. The argument is this junk just makes criminals more brazen, keeping the prison population constant.
    1
  12945. Yeah. We're also a growing economy and the Fed manages our debt load, not politicians.
    1
  12946.  @fl3669  And the biggest stash of gold in human history
    1
  12947. People are trusting.
    1
  12948. Lying isn't necessary in this instance, pothead
    1
  12949. China defaulted on veteran's pensions years ago, this does not surprise
    1
  12950. They aren't. France is Mali's Air Force and has been for a long time.
    1
  12951. Shut up
    1
  12952. Business as usual
    1
  12953. Not at all. Apple has a PE Ratio of 29.7, meaning they earn enough in 30 years to buy their own company outright. Microsoft is 35.7, however Amazon is at 69.7 mainly due to Covid driven market swings. Note that the average stock has a PE of 18.
    1
  12954. Liars burn in hell
    1
  12955. A sniper would, anyway. But there's all sorts of ways of identifying VIPs.
    1
  12956.  @XSlapHappy91X  incitement to riot is an actual crime. Revise your statement or keep your mouth shut
    1
  12957.  @gamecoolguy619  I repeat. You. Are. Committing. A. Crime. Right here. Right now.
    1
  12958.  @gamecoolguy619  Too lazy to Google so you try to get me to? Bug off, punk. It's not like you'd care to open the link.
    1
  12959. No need as no one on Wall Street wants to buy them no the risk reward is scientific known. The best money is being an early sponsor and rug pulling once a deal is announced, and that doesn't work if everyone does it
    1
  12960. What?
    1
  12961.  @the1beard  how can you talk so much but say so little?
    1
  12962. @the1beard  That’s silly. Most buildings around here are original to the cities. As in they've never been replaced. All but a handful of buildings where I'm from were built 1870-1970 when this area was settled.
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  12963. @the1beard  not if you've ever been to a civilized country. In this country you can identify the age of a neighborhood by the building style. Brick buildings that fill up the whole plot they are built upon were built in the old west days before the railroads. People instead sourced bricks locally. Many townhouses are so old that they have posts with a steel ring by the road for hitching horses because they predate the car. You remember the World Trade Center? The building hit in 9/11? That building couldn't withstand a jet plane impact because it predated the invention of the jet plane, and instead was rated against an accidental crash by the biggest plane in existence in the 1940s. The reason there are so many newish buildings is because this region is still being settled and has continuously received migrants since the Jamestown colony. 200 years ago, most of the US was completely uninhabited.
    1
  12964. Like you'd know
    1
  12965.  @mikevarga6742  dude, people cross borders BY ACCIDENT all the time.
    1
  12966.  @_Pellasg  lose the insults
    1
  12967.  @mikevarga6742  That doesn't stop anyone from getting lost, assuming they had it. It only takes a couple hundred meters in the woods to get arrested. Heck, until a couple decades ago a lot of the borders in this area were undefined.
    1
  12968. @Nikola V. shut up
    1
  12969.  @montana3918  Shut up
    1
  12970. No one cares. They pay.
    1
  12971. History is boring? Not if you skip to the exciting bits about murder, piracy, and explosions.
    1
  12972. I wish, but that ain't happening
    1
  12973. Nothing is sacred in war. Even if a safe zone was declared, both sides would simply ignore it.
    1
  12974. Von Braun built rockets guided by crude computers
    1
  12975. ​ @Cherrypi393 found the investment banker. All secretly poor because CoL is ridiculous in those cities.
    1
  12976. Naming the gun you made after your wife is the most appropriate thing I've ever heard...
    1
  12977. Nightmare? There's been no fighting in over a year.
    1
  12978. No... Don't damn what you're too lazy to even look into.
    1
  12979. Your face
    1
  12980. I got a yield farming scam ad before this....
    1
  12981. Still is
    1
  12982. And that was only a few years after a period of high inflation ended.
    1
  12983. According to the Wiki they got 75% from fossile fuel all kinds. The reason is obvious as they build stuff to last and they're not scrapping these plants until they actually break. And given that 5 coal trains built to last a decade during WWII are still operational in Bosnia...
    1
  12984. Sotoshi never had any intention of monetizing bitcoin, which is why it succeeded as the system was self sustaining. Likewise, Dogecoin is still around because the founder made it as a joke and dumped his stake immediately.
    1
  12985.  @idontcare9041  Years ago I thought I saw some money in mining bitcoin rather than speculating on which direction it would go. But I was also a broke college student so I gave up when I realized how expensive the equipment was to mine profitably.
    1
  12986. Facebook is no longer a ponzi scheme. Most other social media are still ponzi schemes
    1
  12987. Borderlands called. They want their psycho back!
    1
  12988.  @slammerlo510  Yeah, Americans kept the best jobs for themselves and exported the simple things to turdholes. That's why few things plastic are made in America but a lot of things steel are.
    1
  12989. ​ @method341 same thing, fucker
    1
  12990. That would explain why they think a Robinhood clone will actually make money when Robinhood exists
    1
  12991. The son of King Abdulaziz told his father he wanted to build a hospital. The king was bewildered, why would he spend his money on that?
    1
  12992. Don't be silly. Look at off-brand milk. The price perfectly matches inflation because the stores sell it at break even prices to keep customers coming back every week. Some products are also effected by sanctions, like how England blacklisted Russian gas so now other markets have to compete with England for gas. Other products are effected by one-off events like that plague among chickens when a lot of consumers straight up refused to stop eating eggs for breakfast even if they had to drive an hour to get it.
    1
  12993. Liar
    1
  12994. Even that is not passive, as you are lending money to others and collecting a cut
    1
  12995. Holy Cow!
    1
  12996. The only difference between a killer and everyone else is a body.
    1
  12997. I wonder what it would take to make a recoilless automatic gun
    1
  12998. A preposterous statement, since we know you also get angry when the US "does nothing to stop drug cartels." Washington ain't the hypocrite here. Latin America is a major consumer of their own contraband too. The thing is Latin America has a surplus of gangsters and the US is better at destroying the supply. Thus, the value of contraband more than quadruples to moment it crosses the border.
    1
  12999.  @GR-le1ms  of course he does
    1
  13000.  @rizalbaniumar9445  cthulhu ftagn!
    1
  13001. It's a South African plane. Of course routine maintenance didn't exist.
    1
  13002.  @Aliphatic  almost
    1
  13003. Shut up, scammer.
    1
  13004. The jargon is the "market is pricing in risk."
    1
  13005. That's silly. It's not like there's an offensive there at the moment
    1
  13006.  @brianlowe3529  what?
    1
  13007. They didn't
    1
  13008.  @hemaccabe4292  because you have no idea what you're talking about
    1
  13009.  @hemaccabe4292  ok, now you're officially lying
    1
  13010.  @Antonio-lt1sp  no, fucker, I just really don't give a rip about this silly politicization of stocks. I'm a military historian.
    1
  13011. Congress doesn't have ulterior motives with space. They just don't know what they're doing.
    1
  13012. Pipe down and finish your burger.
    1
  13013.  @TheWorldisSoDivided  Liar
    1
  13014. It's silly to credit a cheap assembly plant with the computer revolution. These goons only exist because tech giants are secretly leveraged to the tits
    1
  13015. NATO reinforcements are pouring into Poland. What happens when they get to Kiev?
    1
  13016.  @willrobinson9767  politicians are idiots. There are US troops entering Poland right now.
    1
  13017. Chinese people kill each other more than anyone else. Their armies are also fake
    1
  13018. Palantir wasn't fake.
    1
  13019. Hilarious. With an education that poor it's a wonder you can write in English.
    1
  13020.  @box5319  the fact you equated IQ and schooling proves you're not a native speaker. So instead of lying on the internet you go back to beating on stray dogs?
    1
  13021.  @box5319  why would anyone want to be an Arab? And what makes you think we're on the same continent?
    1
  13022. These "stock markets are rigged" idiots are always hypocrites.
    1
  13023. I bet my life and yours that we won't
    1
  13024. That's literally impossible to pull off unless you're minting a cryptocurrency.
    1
  13025. Why would that make a difference?
    1
  13026.  @andidevlin3361  that was rhetorical. No one follows regs
    1
  13027. How can you talk so much but say so little?
    1
  13028. Remember: War is boring. Epic fights to the last man do not bring victory, but quiet positioning and brutal macroeconomic factors bring victory
    1
  13029. You desperately need to be drafted
    1
  13030. Who's these thugs? The suspect allegedly punched a pregnant lady and ran off, they didn't know he was on felony probation at the time.
    1
  13031. Depression does crazy stuff
    1
  13032. Watch the video
    1
  13033.  @tusharrawat6670  Minority investors? Who's that? Dude, inflation decreases a % of the wealth you have in liquid assets. So if you're in a business that need to have cash in order to make cash, like a bank, then inflation destroys your profits. But if you're in an essential industry, namely farming, then it matters little since the population needs a fixed tonnage of food and will pay any price necessary.
    1
  13034. Food. Smaller animals need less of it.
    1
  13035. Liar
    1
  13036. Do you need shock therapy for that voluntary delusion of yours?
    1
  13037. It's been discussed to put a radio telescope on a moon crater on the dark side, but you have to factor in light from the Earth as it passes overhead which would blur out all images periodically. Also, most of the costs of going into space are getting into orbit around the Earth as you not only have to go up real high but go sideways real fast to stay up there.
    1
  13038. How much are they losing?
    1
  13039. They were convertable bonds. Half loan, half call option.
    1
  13040. A curious sentiment when not even top CCP leaders know what their policies will be in a month from now
    1
  13041. That's not funny
    1
  13042. Vhut?
    1
  13043. You're defining the terms different from the professionals. The conventional definition is value has below average PE, and growth has above average.
    1
  13044.  @jibber2210  come on, we all know you'd say that regardless if it were true.
    1
  13045.  @bidmcms3  because the guy yer arguing with is trying to scam people into buying
    1
  13046. I think WSM subscribed to China Observer....
    1
  13047. He's full of it.
    1
  13048. Reporter lives don't matter.
    1
  13049. Machiavellianism doesn't exist. No one is going to pay taxes if they can legally get out of it
    1
  13050. Haiti has never been stable, period.
    1
  13051.  @kryptokrypto702  which is just as irrelevant to modern Haiti as the American Revolution and so superficial as to imply you know very little about Hispaniola
    1
  13052.  @kryptokrypto702  I'm a historian specializing in terrorism. Years of sorting through bullshit has taught me how to recognize when someone is hiding the blanks in their knowledge.
    1
  13053.  @kryptokrypto702  The only thing I said to contradict you was to quit blame shifting. I assume you're being rhetorical because you're getting angry over a silly conversation with a stranger
    1
  13054.  @kryptokrypto702  You need to take a break from the internet, as a troll is someone who harasses for fun, not someone you simply find annoying. And I apologize if I sounded demeaning.
    1
  13055. You'd be surprised how many actual Russians back actions like these.
    1
  13056.  @winterrising8738  that's not funny
    1
  13057. Who is them?
    1
  13058. Mexican votes count. The problem is crime
    1
  13059.  @justhimo2728  do you have a death wish?
    1
  13060. @justhimo2728  yes. Bug off.
    1
  13061. Yeah. Yours
    1
  13062. Found the conspiritard
    1
  13063.  @brandonweatherly6764  I don't vote. I say we draft you and you shut your trap. Permanently.
    1
  13064. You would lose money
    1
  13065.  @ahndeux  SARK is closing at a net profit as we speak.
    1
  13066. It works on children. Children eat burgers
    1
  13067. Because he has no idea what the hell he's talking about
    1
  13068. It's always been the norm. Justice is rare, petty revenge is easy.
    1
  13069.  @bannedvids  Don't you have a history test to fail, kid?
    1
  13070. Fraud
    1
  13071. Not if you know anything
    1
  13072. You know what happened with Castro and the Missile Crisis, right? How is that relevant? Especially when the Ukrainian war definitely didn't start over NATO expansion?
    1
  13073. Vice is main stream media. There is no "MSM refuses to cover this" angle.
    1
  13074.  @orthranus3352  this is what happens when foola start taking massive complex economies for granted
    1
  13075. Found the thief
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  13076. They aren't. They are unsolicited accessories to fraud
    1
  13077. @thatguy5  this idiot thinks borrowing money is a crime and charity is illegal.
    1
  13078.  @MrSepulveda13  I think you have me mixed up with someone else
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  13079.  @Ryan-fs2xj  liars burn in hell with their tongues nailed to their balls
    1
  13080. @SammyxSweetHeart333  student loan forgiveness is much bigger, and people were objecting to stimulus too
    1
  13081. Liars get scalped
    1
  13082. When major cryptos terminate.
    1
  13083. Cities generally have specialized SWAT departments.
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  13084. It can some of the time, not all the time, and for most of these it's not worth any of the mod's time to do anything about it.
    1
  13085. Which it means it won't happen at all
    1
  13086. Shut up. Get drafted.
    1
  13087. Shut up
    1
  13088. He was ripping off VC firms so he could be the epic explorer
    1
  13089. Worse, it's had a mass walkout and threats against employees within the past few years. This is just a Ponzi/pyramid scheme where public investors are used to pay off private investors
    1
  13090.  @nutsandbolts7407  shut up. You don't know what you're talking about.
    1
  13091.  @badassmother1426  comparing Washington politics to that turdhole is like comparing high school drama to prison rape.
    1
  13092.  @RavenZeroZX  username checks out
    1
  13093.  @nutsandbolts7407  I'm a historian
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  13094.  @mshkolazmarz  dude, all modernization in Africa comes from "colonial" states. The schools, the hospitals, the factories, the rails, the trucks, the mines, the commercial farms, the banks, all of it. Anything more complicated than a shovel.
    1
  13095. Those take lots of water but give more production per acre.
    1
  13096. Vhut?
    1
  13097. This is a joke, right?
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  13098.  @timsteinkamp2245  lose the condescension before you get doxxed. I really think you're trolling Patrick because you think he's British
    1
  13099.  @timsteinkamp2245  oh, you're one of those "it's true cuz I said so" kind of retards? Because if you are, I'm totally doxxing you and torching your house.
    1
  13100. Shut up
    1
  13101.  @munnakhan8961  who?
    1
  13102. Lying isn't necessary. Tesla is making a little money, for the moment
    1
  13103. @Charlie1776_  shut up, gringo
    1
  13104. @cowboyx9380  yeah, he's fired to say the least
    1
  13105. @vgee3926  liar
    1
  13106. You sound like you don't know wgat that is
    1
  13107. Wildly anticipated economic problems simply don't happen. Obviously, because people prepare for them.
    1
  13108. Their money is fake, quit acting jealous
    1
  13109. A lot of those places have had Vox pieces about them already, that's how you know about them, so why are you angry about this piece? And the assumption that all employment is slavery is extremely suspicious about your worldview. I suggest you leave before someone finds out who you are and what your connection to this is, because they'll probably go full Aztec on your sternum.
    1
  13110.  @shoking9825  Shut up
    1
  13111. That doesn't mean people won't lose their jobs for missing said target. China is full of impossible tasks like that.
    1
  13112. Self-built houses versus built by contractors paid by US churches.
    1
  13113. Soms people find this interesting
    1
  13114. I insist we add a P to the front of ITRI aconym and pronounce it PETRIE!
    1
  13115. People keep repeating the line "science is a way of thinking" as if we all secretly know that's bullshit
    1
  13116. Your crewmates will beat you and steal from you and lie about you.
    1
  13117. That's definitely not what happened.
    1
  13118. Irrelevant to Africa
    1
  13119. That's an oxymoron
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  13120.  @crforfreedom7407  that rules you out
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  13121.  @AdequateName.  you're 16, aren't you?
    1
  13122. Depends what the consequences are
    1
  13123. No one cares.
    1
  13124. Yeah, Ukrainian mothers nurse their babies rather than let them starve.
    1
  13125. It is what happened with that plane that disappeared in that storm in the Pacific
    1
  13126. It's worth the money, but bottom end blue collar like me buy used to let the other guy take the initial sharp depreciation.
    1
  13127. Why was the dead guy acting crazy, anyway?
    1
  13128. No, it kept going up because the "apes" bought up every share available and there were none left.
    1
  13129. They'll definitely do neither.
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  13130.  @the8thchurch461  even if I were Russian, why would I give a frick about Africa's interior. This is simply a matter of geography, economics, and the k-factor.
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  13131. 16:10 No, it is unlikely either side is lying. Depending how you're counting allows for more skews and human error. For instance, during WWII both sides counted enemy tanks killed as every time a soldier hit a tank while they only counted how many tanks they had available. This meant that mechanical failures are counted as battle casualties and damaged and repaired vehicles also counted as casualties. In this case, both sides are likely counting their own casualties in how many bodies they buried and they're counting enemy casualties in how many people and vehicles their soldiers thought they nailed.
    1
  13132. If you really are getting in before the hype, I guarantee there is no ETF and probably no pure-play stock to buy.
    1
  13133.  @firstdayversion1015  What?
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  13134. Turkey is also useless.
    1
  13135. In oil states that is code for gone defunct
    1
  13136. We'd rather do a piece on your arrogance and stupidity
    1
  13137. Lose the sycophancy
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  13138.  @shineluvslambiel  don't you have a quarantine fence to set up?
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  13139. "Exposing corrupt CIA agents" shows a total lack of knowledge of how the Federal government even friggin works. And we suppose to take his word for it that he hacked servers that aren't even connected to the cloud?
    1
  13140. Tell it to your ex
    1
  13141. It's stupid and false and totally castration worthy arrogance
    1
  13142. Watch the video
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  13143. What is done with these chains probably isn't beautiful at all...
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  13144. Lebanon didn't have much oil, and in the oil states the revenue from those enterprises doesn't effect common people much. Lebanon has exported limestone, natural gas, salt, and agricultural goods and they imported modern manufactured goods. It comes down to systemic incompetence, corruption, and infighting. There's only a couple dozen major issues.
    1
  13145. Because they lack the funding and expertise and they all really want a get-rich-quick scheme, not actual productivity.
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  13146. Calling anyone pro- this or that when all the people involved in the war are dead or invalids is pretty retarded.
    1
  13147. No. This is why police are immune to civil cases.
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  13148. Shut up
    1
  13149.  @mikedok1  liar
    1
  13150. Come on. We all know the Canadians are secretly Americans
    1
  13151. It literally was. This is Rhodesia, where what little modernization that exists was in a handful of small cities spread over an area much bigger than Texas. A lot of stuff was locally sourced or simply didn't exist.
    1
  13152. No dump necessary with a 2 and 20 performance fee
    1
  13153. Yours.
    1
  13154. Some of these firms never intend to be profitable, and others are deluded they can go full Bezos
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  13155. So? There was no reform agenda in the US, the DoD was just filling out production quotas by any means necessary.
    1
  13156. Same story, different year.
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  13157. This has no effect on the ocean whatsoever.
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  13158. The appropriately named activist short seller.
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  13159. Wut?
    1
  13160. Like you could have done better.
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  13161. They're simply the biggest. Conspiracy theories are a reverse popularity contest because they are envy driven
    1
  13162. Don't make felony allegations lightly. For all we know the auditor was just the key person to scam
    1
  13163. Thematic funds aren't considered low-cost funds.
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  13164. @royjonzejr  Many track different indexes, some are total market and just buy whatever is available at the moment.
    1
  13165. No, it's because they were as dirty as you'd expect. Most of Germany's black budget wss used to pay bonuses to top commanders
    1
  13166. Jews back then generally identified with a certain town and its incomprehensible dialect of Yiddish rather than any country.
    1
  13167. They're still making money, they still own all the equipment, don't worry too much
    1
  13168. Like... you?
    1
  13169. Probably automated ETFs and a handful of gamblers who saw him featured on talk shows.
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  13170.  @criessmiles3620  Scammer detected
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  13171.  @user-iz5yt2bt3h  I have a real job. I don't own any paper assets at all for the moment.
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  13172.  @criessmiles3620  Oh look. Another scammer
    1
  13173.  @user-iz5yt2bt3h  how much did you lose?
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  13174.  @criessmiles3620  how much did you lose?
    1
  13175. Goodness. I knew there'd be some idiot that blame the cops anyway. They literally just saved her life.
    1
  13176. Most people aren't picky about marble types
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  13177. You just get out of jail and that's what you say?
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  13178. Hedge funds are just autists with a lot more money.
    1
  13179. Uh... He did many things but not that
    1
  13180. Restorations with guns means it works like it should.
    1
  13181. Correction: Most older taxi services are now on Uber, squeezing out the amatuers. AirBNB likewise absorbed most timeshare companies
    1
  13182.  @123amsterdan456  How many accounts do you have?
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  13183.  @123amsterdan456  It's just as likely you're one and the same with a lot of these clearly fake accounts spamming near identical bullshit
    1
  13184. Then grab a gat and fix it.
    1
  13185. The original cases of drop fire were real, but it's not clear how many of these accidents were just egotists blaming the manufacturer for the own Darwin Award
    1
  13186. Better than where your wages go
    1
  13187.  @iceman18211  None of the above do that. A farm does, as it produces a crop. But commodities sit there until either you spend them or sell them.
    1
  13188.  @iceman18211  Unless you're a market maker you're deluded
    1
  13189. Arabs, credibility?
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  13190. A lot of them know it's bullshit but pretend it's true because Japan is an old national enemy
    1
  13191. That rules you out
    1
  13192. This idiot thinks we do that
    1
  13193. You think the madness will stop anytime soon?
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  13194. Shut up. Get drafted.
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  13195.  @Amy-ky5wr  he's bullshitting
    1
  13196. Landmines are among the biggest tank killers in all wars
    1
  13197. The regs only exist to collect bribes.
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  13198. What else would anyone want to do? Russians know they can buy the dip in Russia but westerners knew they had to dump Russian assets.
    1
  13199. That was ammonium nitrate that was being stored incorrectly. There are many fertilizers
    1
  13200. What?
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  13201. I can't be the armchair general and say what I would do. I know due to hindsight the best action for the Germans at that point was to pull out of the city and find a softer target. But there was no way for the Germans to know that, so whatever happened simply happened.
    1
  13202.  @raminnamazov431  irrelevant. I'm not a party to this conflict
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  13203.  @raminnamazov431  come on. We both know you're too cowardly to actually fight. You'd rather spread rumors so chumps will fight for you and gaslight critics into silence. I, however, am just a military historian.
    1
  13204.  @salamonshevda5239  no, your lying butt. And I say that having no idea who you are, so bug off.
    1
  13205. Fair enough. It sounds weird the class that filed an overcompensation lawsuit agreed to such a commission on a huge case.
    1
  13206. ​ @GonzoIsCool lose the bullshit.
    1
  13207.  @jetaddicted  There's a lot more to the Congo than their last civil war
    1
  13208. It's all fake
    1
  13209. You'd have to be over a century old for that to be true.
    1
  13210.  @Losantiville  I wish. Now shut up.
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  13211. It has always been Japanese. It's Mayaoshi Son's company
    1
  13212. You live in America. Get over it cowboy
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  13213.  @thegreatnormad3424  There are some areas nominally with the right to succeed, IIRC. But Addis Abba crushes independence movements anyway.
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  13214. It's called fraud. It's just harder to prove since they want power over politics rather than money.
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  13215. Low-barrier businesses are often loaded with enough greedy bastards that they all become Ponzi schemes. The expedited delivery market is the same way as all you need is a brokerage and a van. Average wage after expenses is below minimum wage for drivers/brokers while the managers are all losing money.
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  13216. Shut up, Devon. People have been saying that every election since before the English Civil War.
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  13217.  @frezeryilma5735  Try the other way around, this idiot is regurgitating word of mouth libel and the rest of us know better.
    1
  13218.  @jama5191  You're mixing up two totally different dramas.
    1
  13219. Sweep under the rug? No one will shut up about this!
    1
  13220.  @tenzinpassang4812  been subscribed to it for a while
    1
  13221. That's not funny
    1
  13222.  @sickwilly1171  who said it didn't? And you know that DUI ain't the most serious offense? I suspect you'd freak out about the crime even if it was just speeding.
    1
  13223.  @sickwilly1171  me? You should talk.
    1
  13224. As to not get shot.
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  13225. @lluiscornet9020  So low key that there's footage of Mr Biden telling reporters that he personally ordered the shoot down. Just because there's no public freak out does not make it low key.
    1
  13226.  @mooooooooooomooooooooooomo6829  You couldn't be bothered to google "CNN Ohio" before commenting? Of course they cover the crash.
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  13227.  @user-ix9ep5fh2x  A Google search says it's been covered continuously since the crash occurred. You're just too lazy to notice or fact check yourself
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  13228.  @ryateo1  A baseless conspiracy theory that I simply ignored because if I took you seriously, you'd be demonstrating castration worthy incompetence and libel
    1
  13229.  @user-ix9ep5fh2x  You literally just admitted to making up news and are still condescending. If you ask me, that's castration worthy arrogance and stupidity. Now shut up before I misuse the copyright strike button and shut down your gaming channel.
    1
  13230.  @leroy92TX  Liar.
    1
  13231.  @SirPhillip10  it's been on national news every day, pendejo
    1
  13232.  @SirPhillip10  You can Google this, you know. So instead of copying me how about you go to bed before your girlfriend spanks you again.
    1
  13233.  @SirPhillip10  Why the frick are you angry at me for pointing out this is a widely reported topic?
    1
  13234.  @SirPhillip10  You're mighty angry considering the literal hundreds of articles and a petition with millions of signatures that was signed since I first said that three weeks ago. I'd say my initial comment was spot on.
    1
  13235. You mind lending me that crystal ball when you're done with it?
    1
  13236. The government isn't different from anyone else other there.
    1
  13237. Quit wasting your time.
    1
  13238. Shut up
    1
  13239. That is how we know you were involved in riots organized on Twitter
    1
  13240. We whine about the economy no matter what happens.
    1
  13241. Shut up, gong fei. Before you get passed off as pork at the wet market
    1
  13242. Maybe not space is simply full of yet smaller particles that are too minute to be detected individually
    1
  13243. Cuz they literally didn't have a choice. Want to hear the story?
    1
  13244.  @mitchbaker5995  you deserve to lose money, liar.
    1
  13245. Liar
    1
  13246. Literally no change has occurred. Why pick Texas to make shit up about when in older communities in the midwest insured value can be three times what the house trades for?
    1
  13247. Good men follow God's law the best they can and follow man's law for as long as it's expedient. Treason is only a matter of who wins.
    1
  13248.  @paulbromley6687  Who said anything about lying? Borders and governments come and go with the decades, no need to get sentimental about them.
    1
  13249.  @paulbromley6687  And why would I care if that were true? And I missed the till death do us part in our oaths of enlistment
    1
  13250. You think anyone in Turkey has any idea what they're doing? Turks were even burning dollars thinking it would strengthen the Lira.
    1
  13251. Shut up, greedo
    1
  13252. They're the same. Everyone in Gaza is affiliated with a party and Hamas and the PIJ are the big ones
    1
  13253.  @luminance69  It was half the reason I left as I was getting suicide requests and libel. The other half of the reason was I got a death threat over my infamous trade idea.
    1
  13254.  @gzarza  I'm the notorious u/The-Crazed-Crusader. That account got arbitrarily suspended and I got a number of good guesses why all of which involve an underpaid moderator making a casual split second decision. The annoying part is the guys who threatened me explicitly only got warnings.
    1
  13255.  @Bluz1  Do you have a death wish, child?
    1
  13256. @ Excuse me, little boy. But annoying grown ups about important matters will get you doxxed and disemboweled. Now pipe down and enlist in the army so we can make a man out of you and you'll finally have a chance of having sex.
    1
  13257. Quit spamming that
    1
  13258. In deserts where wells are few and far between you often need a permit to install these. This ain't a desert.
    1
  13259. This is America. The rich pretend they're normal people. I mean this literally. One of the Founding Fathers was the biggest landowner in Pennsylvania but he signed his revolutionary incitement as "A Pennsylvania Farmer."
    1
  13260. Sovereignty only applies when other states are threatening intervention in your civil wars.......
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  13261.  @anatolian2511  no one alleged that in this case.
    1
  13262. Dude, everyone was involved in the bubble.
    1
  13263.  @celan4288  Found the con man
    1
  13264. That is not the topic at hand. And frankly you'll find this kind of abuse across the subcontinent regardless of religion... And it's been going on since before many current religions were invented.
    1
  13265. You mother?
    1
  13266. Ahead of the time is an oxymoron
    1
  13267. If the cash really was lost by accident... Why didn't they do anything about it?
    1
  13268.  @kyleucarer4471  you seem to confuse artificial scarcity with high demand. And diamonds are rare in that you have to sift through tonnes of material just to find a pea sized gem.
    1
  13269.  @nobody6032  a google search and back of envelope math says the world produced roughly 25 tons of diamonds a year, with only 20% going into jewels and 25 billion pounds of materials mined to find them. That's rare by any standard, but there are rarer gems.
    1
  13270.  @kyleucarer4471  size matters with diamonds. Large gems are rarer, but don't press me further as I am not a geologist
    1
  13271.  @michaelzlprime  often true, but that doesn't mean there's no market for it
    1
  13272.  @ricknaughty1016  only the shiniest diamonds are used for jewelry. The hardest diamonds are used for special cutting tools
    1
  13273. Most of ARKs investments aren't zeros
    1
  13274. It's Syria
    1
  13275. Tu esto muerto
    1
  13276. Shut up
    1
  13277.  @TheAkashicTraveller  you're a little low on the food chain to be giving diet advice
    1
  13278.  @robsengahay5614  you really are living in your own little world one way or another, as this is all baseless extrapolation from what you suppose to be true or want to be true. And I really do think your psyche will benefit from seeing your pets spill their lives from their throats onto the ceiling. So shut up.
    1
  13279.  @robsengahay5614  I'm not crazy, I'm just a jerk that likes Poe style horror. You know that some Indian tribes during winter would coat their skin in bear fat before putting on coats in order to get more insolation? Think about that next time you complain about someone's furry parka.
    1
  13280.  @robsengahay5614  the Indians used natural resources wastefully because there wasn't enough of them to deforest anything. Again, you're making stuff up as you go along because you have no idea what you're talking about, and liars burn in hell. So shut up, airhead.
    1
  13281.  @davidthosome623  you think these fools know a thing about the science they hold as god?
    1
  13282.  @chistinelane  I'm just a jerk. Pipe down.
    1
  13283.  @conors4430  there's no industrial/ag process in the universe that doesn't "add to climate crisis" to some people. I once saw an unironic report that cow farts contribute to global warming.
    1
  13284. Not news
    1
  13285. Did he really say that?
    1
  13286.  @sushimamba4281  found another shoplifter
    1
  13287. @karl0ssus1  please leave farming to those of us that know a damn thing about faarming, city slicker
    1
  13288.  @Australiaisupsidedown  it is, and you'll out yourself as an idiot if you say otherwise
    1
  13289.  @Australiaisupsidedown  it is, and you will out yourself for faking an education if you say otherwise
    1
  13290. @alvadagansta  I call it "Sin a Little Economics." Things like 1% a day is obvious fraud but 13% a year is realistic enough to be believed by smart people driven by the same greed as day trading idiots
    1
  13291. @macy1066  a touch of greed can make people exaggerate what is a reasonable wage/return. Small sins can produce more drama than big ones, because I guarantee you people like Ramsey buy into and pump bubbles
    1
  13292. @macy1066  good question. Hence I say this is "sin a little economics"
    1
  13293. South Africa can shut up
    1
  13294. You aren't qualified to be a dispatcher, so shut up.
    1
  13295. Lying isn't necessary in this instance
    1
  13296.  @petecabrina  been saying that for decades?
    1
  13297. They're Qatari state owned.
    1
  13298.  Billy Goaty  liars burn in hell.
    1
  13299. No withdrawal rate rule is possible
    1
  13300. Put that back up your butt where you got it
    1
  13301. The reason salt is a seasoning now is because it was used as a preservative for so long that it tastes good to us (super salty water kills germs)
    1
  13302. It makes sense they're ramming that down our throats right now because even if a few people do that, then this printing would have a muted impact on inflation.
    1
  13303. Lying isn't necessary in this instance
    1
  13304.  @MojoTheMystic  It looks like a fast fashion brand. The type that's priced like a luxury good, perpetually on sale 80% off, and comes from the same factories as Walmart clothes
    1
  13305. General rule: The harder it is to explain your utility to lay people, the more risk there is of your job becoming superfluous.
    1
  13306.  @JanBruunAndersen  But everyone knows what that is. They fix basic computer issues. The trouble is most people who hire them don't have near enough work for them to justify the post
    1
  13307. That assumes you can outsmart a mob, which is bullshit
    1
  13308. 14:45 These are known as "fake gurus" because 100% of the time they are lying about their investment returns.
    1
  13309. Some have, most haven't
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  13310. Let's be frank about how a lot of these guys meet the difference between expenses and salaries.
    1
  13311. Lose the sycophancy
    1
  13312. It's just a jpeg attached to a cryptocoin. You can mint an infinite number of identical NFTs. You're buying a line of code that uniquely identifies itself, nothing more
    1
  13313. Nothing happened
    1
  13314. Satoshi and the guy who made Dogecoin weren't scammers. Satoshi wanted to do things like break Communist China's capital controls and Dogecoin, of course, was a joke mocking crypto. There was also a teenager that tried to make a genuine game tied to NFT ownership who failed and returned the money. All the rest were scams.
    1
  13315. Liar
    1
  13316. They're all scammers. Customers included.
    1
  13317. The Lebanese government has been bankrupt for a long time.
    1
  13318. When interest rates were low, all the investment banks were doing that as well as thousands of VC firms
    1
  13319. Bug off, scammer
    1
  13320. I use Nord and the base service works. I get ads in Spanish whenever I sign into Mexico.
    1
  13321. That's baseless
    1
  13322. Regardless, it was clearly an accident.
    1
  13323. Such as?
    1
  13324. Liars get scalped
    1
  13325. He's a British professor of computer programming and didn't make money off his invention. He simply wanted to make it more difficult for current and future dictators to impose capital controls.
    1
  13326. That's silly. Rockefeller, for instance, vastly increased the quantity and quality of oil production in the world.
    1
  13327. No, actually. It isn't. Gangsters will lie about cops no matter what they do.
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  13328. Winning? The monarchy is widely believed to be a scam as their warriors collect taxes and the last king spent near all his time living in luxury in Europe.
    1
  13329. They teach this in schools, the people in question actively refuse to learn. Never underestimate how many people borrow with no intention to repay
    1
  13330. Don't you have a weed trial or something?
    1
  13331. That would require a lot of skilled people and long-term investments. Both of which are in short supply in China
    1
  13332.  @ericvardek4108  you know that type of accident is no longer physically possible?
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  13333.  @desertstar7664  what does that have to do with anything?
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  13334.  @desertstar7664  you know no NATO state will do that.
    1
  13335. Said the coward
    1
  13336.  @XSlapHappy91X  you know actual children invented that comeback line?
    1
  13337.  @scythermantis  is that a threat?
    1
  13338.  @XSlapHappy91X  shut up and get drafted, freak show. You'll sober up at Benning
    1
  13339.  @darkskinamerican7826  a bored army vet.
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  13340.  @guitarandmore69  you definitely do, hypocrite. Now shut up.
    1
  13341.  @OezgeSebisteri  just because you like what he said doesn't mean he ain't a keyboard warrior. So lose the "no u" spamming.
    1
  13342. No, they literally don't. Lawyers play fair, cops don't. And even if that was against the rules, the department is nearly immune from civil litigation and it's up to the police chief to discipline the officers. If you don't like that, no one cares.
    1
  13343. Yes. Was a hedgie, is now a professor.
    1
  13344. Found the T-1000......
    1
  13345. Yes, but this channel doesn't target Arabs and Turks
    1
  13346.  @OffGridInvestor  Or rather, the economies that use them.
    1
  13347. So?
    1
  13348. Impartial? No matter who you ask you're going to get the same answer. Screw that guy. With a shotgun.
    1
  13349. It ain't getting monetized anyway
    1
  13350. Like you'd know. He did invent the gigapress
    1
  13351. Only if you know nothing of science or magic
    1
  13352. Wut?
    1
  13353. Who is they? Also, this is China. Wherever you're from, note China works completely differently
    1
  13354. Shut up
    1
  13355. Anti-male in her case. She probably hates her father and can't find a boyfriend
    1
  13356. No, just you specifically
    1
  13357. Shut up. Get drafted
    1
  13358. I hope this doesn't go viral, because then idiots will try to ban explosive rounds.
    1
  13359.  @josephcunningham5882  I know what you meant, you're just an obvious fraud
    1
  13360.  @MaakaSakuranbo  perhaps if you read anything he said
    1
  13361.  @skierpage  It's called fraud and we can charge you with it
    1
  13362.  polycultural-capital-enjoyer  It's fraud. All the quantum computing companies have already been accused of fraud
    1
  13363. Sometimes, yeah. The average class size K-12 is 50-60 IIRC. Hence why so many parents will pay for a tutor.
    1
  13364.  @Ravi9A  I was referring to elementary school classrooms, and by western standards 60 is huge because there's virtually no one on one teaching being done.
    1
  13365.  @Ravi9A  hogging? Dude, assuming wealth is always the product of theft is a sign of greed.
    1
  13366.  @Ravi9A  liars burn in hell. As do people who contort facts to suit their momentary political leanings, herr Hindi.
    1
  13367. And the other guy's
    1
  13368. Liars get scalped
    1
  13369. The owners have Arab names
    1
  13370. Lose the political BS. WHERE in Europe do you live?
    1
  13371.  @did4h2k  because laws vary wildly from state to state in Europe. For instance, Europe contains both the largest gay pride parades, as well as large LGBQ free zones. And yet, we all think "Europe" is more liberal than the US.
    1
  13372. The increased hit ratio did not cover a fraction rhe cost of the plane and pilot
    1
  13373. Liar @MermaidMakes 
    1
  13374.  @MermaidMakes  you're talking out your butt. So shut up
    1
  13375. China doesn't have feminism.
    1
  13376. People been saying that for centuries.
    1
  13377.  @Cypher84X  All the friggin time
    1
  13378. You lose.
    1
  13379. Yeah, they'll all use dollars anyway.
    1
  13380. Vhut?
    1
  13381. Watch the video
    1
  13382. Don't be preposterous. South Africa has squatter camps of thousands of people that firm almost overnight on private farms. The amount if theft and human waste from saud camps is exactly what you'd expect.
    1
  13383. Yeah, the regs are for collecting fines and bribes.
    1
  13384.  @jamiehughes5573  you jealous?
    1
  13385. No one cares. Also, extraditions usually take forever no matter who's doing it.
    1
  13386. Trains are faster in America? Everyone that has been on an Amtrak says otherwise. Wait times are a little less, ticket prices are a little less, but in exchange your selection of destinations are less and you will be on that train for days. Amtrak's CEO said they have not been profitable for years and will likely never be profitable since everyone chooses greyhounds or planes over trains. And it takes a special kind of fool to call big highways a hellscape
    1
  13387. How much did you lose?
    1
  13388. Found the drug dealer
    1
  13389. ​ @hime273 shut up
    1
  13390. Hippo Eyes doesn't seem to realize his racket is busted.
    1
  13391. Like... You?
    1
  13392.  @Mikesco3  Shut up, greedo
    1
  13393. He shot into an unmarked police car. For some reason, he knew EXACTLY who the detective was, and I'll wager he was the prime suspect in a related investigation
    1
  13394. "Mistakenly." The invasion of Greece also started with a staged border incident.
    1
  13395. Come on, Ben. We all know you didn't really buy these just to show they'd lose.
    1
  13396. Sounds like some coders put AI in their name to rip off Wall Street
    1
  13397. You're the wrong person to be making these assertions, since you make money shoplifting from these despicable companies.
    1
  13398. There's a bit of a conflict with journalism: The best journalism is slow, payouts irregular and uncertain, and overheads high. The cheap journalism might not be as good but can easily make enough money to justify the price. For instance, VICE's One Star Review series might have been nothing special, but it easily got enough clicks to turn a profit. Still, they definitely didn't pay that reporter enough.
    1
  13399. Gazans will burn it just because Washington sent it
    1
  13400. Just think. One little solar even and we would have had the first giant pot of roast pork on the moon MUCH earlier than expected.
    1
  13401. Vhut?
    1
  13402. It's only cathartic for me when they're clearly greedy
    1
  13403. Ok, boomer (sarcasm)
    1
  13404.  @bar-1studios  What's even the point of those? Is cyberpunk an actual style?
    1
  13405. Ha. Gaming developers literally get paid to shove LGBT down kids throats, it's why videogames are loaded with gays even though it isn't relevant. And gaming companies are fake tech inventors just like your average PhD student
    1
  13406. It's almost as if there are no real monopolies to break up........
    1
  13407. Bizarre false equivalency
    1
  13408. No telling how high bubbles will go. And don't rule out market manipulated
    1
  13409. A lot of them do not have that where I am from @SuperPlayz 
    1
  13410. They still get the bulk of profits from gas @SuperPlayz 
    1
  13411. Shut up
    1
  13412. You'd be surprised about the total lack of real security in that part of the world
    1
  13413. That's silly. There's literally dozens of myths floating around as we speak and several wars you have never heard of
    1
  13414. Except she almost exclusively bought ponzi schemes. The only exceptions are random stocks bought for weird reasons, like John Deere because they make custom GPS
    1
  13415. That plane is great for turdworld countries and tiny developed countries that can't afford a real air force. We can afford to pay up for a performance warplane
    1
  13416. Some of them, yeah. You really think pirates care about Twitter storms, though?
    1
  13417.  Hisham Malik  you could literally say that about any modern Muslim and it would be equally true. And frankly, Afghanistan's systemic problems have nothing to do with religion.
    1
  13418.  @BogdanO45  don't be silly.
    1
  13419. Dude, they're a US aerospace company. They follow US rules and build whatever sells to whomever pays. They don't "want" people to suffer.
    1
  13420.  @Zobeid  Even so. Tesla's net profits are less than the total subsidies received.
    1
  13421. I'm sure many will, but not necessarily. Some bosses simply fear losing control over their people
    1
  13422. I have a feeling this is political bull.
    1
  13423. Who frickin cares?
    1
  13424. Go away
    1
  13425. Depends how old the tanks are. But it's not like the AC actually cools any more than 10 degrees in there
    1
  13426. Lose the hyperbole
    1
  13427.  @EroticOnion23  when you realize there was an autist Bond villain. Before it was cool.
    1
  13428.  @denelson83  Uh... diesel trains aren't? Are you just so accustomed to whining about America you can't be bothered to check if it makes sense?
    1
  13429.  @cryme5  it's almost as if one is preferable over the other.......
    1
  13430.  @TheFarix2723  not just that, but you need a ful train every time
    1
  13431.  @AlaskaErik  they don't care. Anything normal in America is wrong.
    1
  13432.  @denelson83  it's more economical to move those by pipe, so it's usually finished products going by rail and truck.
    1
  13433.  @cryme5  or maybe you underestimate how hugely expensive a train is. A diesel motor car alone is easily over a million bucks EACH and specialized operators and mechanics are needed.
    1
  13434.  @cryme5  how could I? I'm the one spending the money. The basic rule is that in dense urban areas, public transit is better. In expansive rural areas, private transit is better. The Americas, Australia, and Africa tends towards the latter. Asia and Europe tends towards the former. Comprendé, amigo?
    1
  13435.  @cryme5  yes, your state simply doesn't have the demand for trains. What good is a train when you have to drive to get to it? In fact, a lot of places around here have never had rail transit, they went straight from horseback to cars. Also, asphalt is cheaper here than in most parts of the world because we have a lot of gravel and tar on hand. Heck, even Spain and China's high-speed rails fail to turn a profit. Just because it's an American norm, doesn't mean it's wrong. Markets sort out what is better by themselves.
    1
  13436.  @denelson83  vhut?
    1
  13437.  @cryme5  How does that equate to trains being profitable in remoter areas? Heck, Amtrak straight up said they struggle to turn a profit even with high ticket prices. If you own a car, it's cheap to use that to go from city to city. If you don't own a car, grayhound buses are cheaper and more widely available. And unlike trains, you don't need a minimal amount of buses on a given path to turn a profit. It's called market efficiency. All options can be quantified in dollars, and the more profitable option is always favored.
    1
  13438.  @cryme5  And public transit should at least break even, overwise it simply isn't worth the tax dollars of setting up. And mind you, this is less than a 10% difference in ticket price between very profitable and breakeven.
    1
  13439.  @andia968  that's silly. Consumers will buy whatever is cheaper.
    1
  13440.  @CheeLy  They're not profitable outside of dense urban areas. End of story
    1
  13441. He was also a liar.
    1
  13442. This is central Asia
    1
  13443. Dude, it's literally an unregulated market with THOUSANDS of currency exchanges. If not more. The real surprise of this is how many different big institutions got on board in order for it to work even marginally.
    1
  13444. One was a Ponzi scheme, the other was not
    1
  13445. Like you could do bettet
    1
  13446.  @Me4Evidence  it'd get thrown out
    1
  13447. Shut up
    1
  13448. How much have you lost on Tesla stock?
    1
  13449. His likely replacements aren't any different, and Beijing isn't Evergrande
    1
  13450. It's called cowardice.
    1
  13451. Most of them will prolly be bought out by the big Canadian firms that have international brand recognition.
    1
  13452. @Doug Fir there's a reason you ain't in business.
    1
  13453.  @adnan_honest_jihadist5775  what will?
    1
  13454.  @adnan_honest_jihadist5775  Israel ain't doing that
    1
  13455.  @adnan_honest_jihadist5775  I bet my life and your upon it.
    1
  13456. No, you just notice them more. Dry summers and random ignitions have always been an issue
    1
  13457. @mycosys  come on. We both know you'd say that regardless if it were true
    1
  13458. The auditor and bank wasn't dirty. Watch the video, these guys literally whited out the decimals in their bank statements to fool the auditor.
    1
  13459. Why would he want to be? He's got his own little kingdom.
    1
  13460. How?
    1
  13461. Why would he want to? Chinese courts would totally screw foreign investors to pay Chinese investors.
    1
  13462. Never trust a CEO under 40. There's nepotism, there's overleverage, and there's crime. No other way to get there.
    1
  13463. Taxis don't exist where I'm from. Everyone owns a car or lives with someone who does
    1
  13464. I say we sell your house for charity just for saying that.
    1
  13465. No... They list hundreds of investment funds on an exchange each with their own gimmick and people buy them.
    1
  13466. Liars get scalped
    1
  13467. As long as they don't break the bank doing it like Stockton Rush or the hundreds of other Silicon Valley Ponzi schemes.
    1
  13468. Nepotism definitely exists. She was also the daughter an Ivy League fraud so like all young women in business literally none of her success was her own doing.
    1
  13469.  @nickhiggins9807  could get that much, not guaranteed. Some very popular videos are demonitized and directed at audiences that don't buy stupid stuff. Porn stars can get impressive amounts for a short time when relatively small numbers of assholes compete to show off how rich they are. Shows like WSM rely on donations from channel regulars to stay afloat even if they have large audiences.
    1
  13470. Oddly specific. Who are these "libertarian tech bros" and how do you know for a fact they demanded money from the Feds. As said in the video, the Feds don't insure anyone above a quarter million so these tech bros aren't getting paid by the Feds. All I will say is that you are clearly not an economist and you're probably talking out your butt.
    1
  13471. It's called spam behavior. Fools would be saying this regardless, the thumbnail just caught their eye.
    1
  13472. Who's the idiot screaming bloody murder?
    1
  13473. No one is falling for anything, people are just using bullshit because they think people will fall for it.
    1
  13474. Hitler's faction didn't start badmouthing Communism until Operation Barbarosa was being planned. And if you'll recall the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pack they had been sometime allies up until that point. The time in question is when Hitler was a nobody in politics and jockeying to become head of any sort of political party he could. Recall his career started when some workers rights baffoons offered him a job as a soapbox orator, an offer Hitler considered a tirning point in his life.
    1
  13475. Big place full of gangbangers. Always new junk going on.
    1
  13476. That had nothing to do with currencies, and you're asking to get doxxed if you say otherwise.
    1
  13477. Old news
    1
  13478. Shut up
    1
  13479. Fucker, if this was common it wouldn't be news
    1
  13480. Then turn off your gas stove and freeze
    1
  13481. @mam0lechinookclan607  this isn't about efficiency, it's about harassing rich chumps
    1
  13482. ​@choomahbungole5964 with a lot of these idiots it's just egotism
    1
  13483.  @kaptainwarp  except no one believes this bullshit and everyone knows it. It's just pandering to egos
    1
  13484.  @jasonisbored6679  we might as well have none. There would literally be no difference.
    1
  13485. Shut up. Get drafted
    1
  13486. You're not everyone
    1
  13487. He's a physicist, not an industrial engineer.
    1
  13488.  @Superbed2  lose the blame shifting. You cannot at once characterize acts of war as criminal and then say one side started the war. Perhaps in the future this region will become an independent state, but don't rhetorically support these guys just because their enemies speak Spanish.
    1
  13489. Some people are looking for a fight
    1
  13490.  @missourimongoose8858  the Americans did that indirectly by simply trading modern goods for fur with the Indians. That's how the Indians got their rifles and learned how to make alcohol.
    1
  13491. This is the middle of the ocean, and this was a major structural stress test, and fish are as expendable as can be.
    1
  13492. I didn't even notice. Doesn't effect my retirement fund
    1
  13493. Oddly specific whataboutism. Who said they're paid in options? And this is public info so... Nope, Larry Fink receives most of his pay in shares, not options. Jack Bogle is dead so there's no overlord at Vanguard that owns everything, but the current CEO is paid seven figures in shares and sallary.
    1
  13494. There were banking collapses last year too. How fast are new banks being built if this many go under?
    1
  13495. Grown ups don't drive those
    1
  13496. I can't even vouch for my first cousin's sanity...
    1
  13497. It's a useless Chinese degree
    1
  13498. Your English isn't as good as you think
    1
  13499. The main reason for the misconception is Americans will complain about their own leadership no matter what they do
    1
  13500. ​ @jeremiahalguire8231 cancer means crab in Latin
    1
  13501.  @jeremiahalguire8231  sane family of critters
    1
  13502.  @jeremiahalguire8231  a curious comparison since those are all called monkeys regardless of species
    1
  13503. Not the same in either respect.
    1
  13504. Correction: Only handfuls of men used rifled barrels, much of which were in the Continental Army. The Brits preferred early breachloaders but those also had issues.
    1
  13505. "The west" includes places that use Euros and British pounds.
    1
  13506. It is a mighty compact SMG, that is certain.
    1
  13507. It's cheap, it's nitrogen, it's an oxidizer
    1
  13508. The UN is useless
    1
  13509.  @rosspearl717  Dude, I slaughter my own rabbits.
    1
  13510. Business as usual in Communist China
    1
  13511. One thing is certain, Poland would have been a slaughter field.
    1
  13512. Shut up. Get drafted
    1
  13513. That's silly. They're more honest than you'll ever be. In this case, no one is breaking any laws even if it would be wise to make this illegal
    1
  13514. They're not commies, they were simply either bullied or bribed into this
    1
  13515. 1:09:30 I think patriarchal mean tribal or undeveloped.
    1
  13516. This got nuttin to do with that
    1
  13517. Scam. Those idiots can't even build a radar
    1
  13518. It is all over, you just need to look
    1
  13519. What's the difference?
    1
  13520.  @samuellatoski4899  found the wife beater
    1
  13521. @Rock Crawler  weird insult. Now don't you have a divorce to finalize?
    1
  13522. There's a lot more in Lebanon than those guys
    1
  13523. Unconditional surrender only applied in select areas. However, the guys that pretended to hate said policy were also refusing to fight (including many high ranking officers).
    1
  13524. Not anymore
    1
  13525.  @yazao8282  yiur info is years outdated
    1
  13526. Found the shoplifter
    1
  13527. One of the Dalton Gang actually survived over 50 gunshots when he was captured in Coffeyville in the old west days.
    1
  13528.  @NoName-np8ko  shut up
    1
  13529.  @NoName-np8ko  shut up
    1
  13530.  @CartoonWeasel  shut up. Get drafted
    1
  13531.  @NoName-np8ko  shut up
    1
  13532. But women conquer lands forever
    1
  13533. Just because he gave up and whined immediately doesn't make him a literal nance.
    1
  13534. She was sent to a psych ward afterwards, and that paranoia she exhibited is probably behind it.
    1
  13535. Shut up. Get drafted
    1
  13536. The people doing that have been predicting a recession for 80 years
    1
  13537. This is America. You have to have a bank account because virtually all employers do direct deposits. Most people don't even carry more than 20 bucks on them, we use cards for everything.
    1
  13538. @Maurice Monge  you're either lying or you never been to America. Only children don't have bank accounts and corporations all do direct deposits.
    1
  13539. @Maurice Monge  only select towns on the southern border speak Spanish as a first language. My sister once got turned for a cashier position in El Paso Walmart because she didn't speak Spanish. However, we both know this is not the norm. In fact, all the cash-only businesses I've seen all turn out to either be seedy businesses or are in seedy neighborhoods. Everyone else does checks or debit transactions. In the towns you bring up, a large portion of the population is from high crime areas, and/or is an illegal alien, and/or the town is high-crime. I know it is the fashion to judge America by the lowest common denominator, but the average US town is where people can't be bothered to lock their doors and the vast majority of crime is substance abuse related.
    1
  13540. Lose the hyperbole. I call it "sin a little economics"
    1
  13541. With a mother like that it's no surprise he ended up an asshole
    1
  13542. The skewed data is probably a result of feedback from soldiers partial towards a gun that looks newer and higher tech even if it isn't. And like the video said, they knew what they'd buy before they tested it.
    1
  13543. Dude, AI development has not been remotely rapid. It's as old as the circuit board.
    1
  13544. Shut up
    1
  13545. They did a lot of things but no one accused them of theft. Projecting much, Greedo?
    1
  13546. Some people will have not gotten the memo, some people will have been held up by their country's regulations, and some of that "dirty money" is only dirty in China where there are limits on moving money out of the country. Much of the rest of the money will be turdworld oligarchs where they can't let it become widely known they even have that money, and some of the money will be profits from drug dealing.
    1
  13547. If we do that, you'll just advocate punishing drillers for rising gas prices. So shut up
    1
  13548.  @kylesmith4572  yeah, we want free gasoline and 100% tax on gasoline making. PROGRESS!
    1
  13549. You feel poor, that doesn't mean you are.
    1
  13550.  @aBusybee  people arguing that are straight up liars and you know it.
    1
  13551.  @mostHumblePersonAlive  you can't deny you weren't paying attention in economics and history class
    1
  13552.  @kidhuman1  shut up and get drafted, liar
    1
  13553. Vladof: You don't need to be a better shot, you just need to shoot more bullets!
    1
  13554. One problem is some voters will credit/blame Gavin for actions taken by NGOs, bureaucracies, and city governments. Also, the divide over Covid rules doesn't correspond to party politics. I've see both plandemic people and vigilante mask enforcers from both parties. I have no idea how this ends.
    1
  13555. keep the stock picks to yourself
    1
  13556.  @andrewlim7751  that's literally how it doesn't work, greedo
    1
  13557. Wut?
    1
  13558.  @Skay24  A draft into the navy suits you, punk.
    1
  13559.  @advancetotabletop5328  shut up
    1
  13560. This is why you never buy a gun from China....
    1
  13561. Oh they know, they just want an excuse to wage theft their boss
    1
  13562. @anonymoususer1824  100 bucks a day is about 9 to 12 bucks an hour. Retail store wages. Not all businesses are equal. Business that is easy to learn or doesn't take a lot of money to set up never pay were per worker. In this case, there's not a lot of meat on these crawdads and they can't just raise prices as they are already more pricy than staple seafoods.
    1
  13563. The postal service is an anachronism. It was created because before rails and highways parcel delivery wasn't profitable.
    1
  13564. She was restricted because she is an ETF manager
    1
  13565.  @CainM89  you're still a coward, though. What use are you to your GF if you can take a fist to the face for the family?
    1
  13566. @Wastedecho don't you have a tourist to scam?
    1
  13567. @Wastedecho shut up. You don't know a thing about Africa
    1
  13568. I was a retail options trader for a time. I matched the performance of the S&P even though I knew I was overleveraged so I quit
    1
  13569. ​ @BenFelixCSI I got flooded with suicide requests when I told GME buyers to sell immediately when the liquidity crisis was on. I can honestly say I was never a gambler
    1
  13570. @Laura-LaFauve  They brought a whole brigade to a SWAT raid, it sounds like everyone is under the impression these are bigger fights than they really are.
    1
  13571.  @Laura-LaFauve  not when you realize almost all of them stood around in the heat for ages just in case some bigwig has use for them
    1
  13572.  @Laura-LaFauve  Lose the rhetoric. It's called a Phony War
    1
  13573. Shut up
    1
  13574. Facades at luxury hotels (counters, stairs, floors).
    1
  13575. India's NIFTY 50 lags behind the S&P 500, but is highly correlated to the S&P 500.
    1
  13576.  @making-it-rain2128  a zero sum game.
    1
  13577. How much did you lose?
    1
  13578. A lot of these guys think they can outsmart the mob.
    1
  13579. ThunderFoot is a narcissist who likes hearing himself talk and has been known to insult startups without knowing basic facts about the program
    1
  13580. Not in population.
    1
  13581.  @beatenbytheclown  The guy from How Money Works said he was making six figures at an investment bank in San Francisco but the part of town he was in was so expensive that he had to share an apartment with two other men
    1
  13582. This is a history channel
    1
  13583. vhut?
    1
  13584. Market makers probably
    1
  13585. They're facing away from the blast and there was a big steel plate or bolder shielding them.
    1
  13586. I say we draft you and see if you complain then
    1
  13587. According a bunch of industry professionals, a "real" trader has a bunch of PDFs of reports and excel spreadsheets going.
    1
  13588. Those weren't near as accurate or reliable as these and were more a prestige weapon than a specialist weapon
    1
  13589. That's silly
    1
  13590. Lose the blame shifting. That jerko is one of hundreds of players.
    1
  13591. Atypical but correct in some dialects. Most Americans call the Snake Indians sho-sho-nee.
    1
  13592. In China? China produces their own doctors, but the requirements are minimal
    1
  13593. Sht up
    1
  13594. Liar
    1
  13595. They don't care
    1
  13596. ​ @Slay_No_More trivialize rape will get you doxxed
    1
  13597. They were never friends, they simply were not enemies for a time. And Gensler believes they are all frauds
    1
  13598. Birth rate is usually a reflection of available resources not the other way around
    1
  13599. It's not that dangerous, especially if you stay on the main roads.
    1
  13600.  Yassin Zao  selling bonds isn't selling the country
    1
  13601. Liar
    1
  13602. More often just a dumb investment.
    1
  13603.  @brawnbenson552  Just because it's the internet doesn't mean you can't have your house burned down for acting like an egotistical bastard.
    1
  13604. Dude, none of this has anything to do with religion, you arrogant fool.
    1
  13605. I have no idea who he's affiliated with, but modern politics is loaded with absurd comparison
    1
  13606.  @albertofernandez2490  TIK is aggressively Libertarian, not an anarchist. The story is he comes from a Socialist family so this is his idea of rebelling again the norm
    1
  13607.  @albertofernandez2490  various things TIK said, I don't recall which videos.
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  13608. Often no. And wannabe mafias have always been a thing. In my hometown we jailed a middle aged guy who was making meth and throwing parties and had delusions he was irresistible to women. He was very ashamed when I booked him in.
    1
  13609. It's war. Everything the enemy leadership's fault.
    1
  13610. Quit being silly
    1
  13611. What?
    1
  13612.  @ArtherFocksake  Ablo Ingles, Pendejo. You make no sense, just reference irrelevant stuff
    1
  13613. You haven't read much history
    1
  13614.  @random-np3gn  exactly
    1
  13615.  @random-np3gn  lose the BS
    1
  13616.  @random-np3gn  I am a military historian specializing in the Arab-Israeli wars. You think I can't tell when someone's full of it? Shut up, all your students know you're trying to indoctrinate them.
    1
  13617. We want to believe it. Economics says minimal regs are most efficient, but we'll follow this idiot and intervene however we feels like anyway.
    1
  13618.  adfsHLJKdhfjhfdkhadsghHaha  is that a sick joke or do you have a death wish?
    1
  13619. Bug off her
    1
  13620. Ha. Too far away
    1
  13621. Remember, since stable atmospheres are rare in the universe, that means welding is a difficult and technical process on Earth.
    1
  13622. He won't say that. He's licensed to give financial advice, so he would never say that.
    1
  13623.  @JaePlay  I'm serious. It's the same reason Richard never gives stock picks.
    1
  13624. When it comes to bullshit, the liar is always guilty of the things they accuse others of. Either they genuinely think everyone does it, or they want to justify their own crimes they're plotting to themselves and others.
    1
  13625. No elaborate theories are needed. I knew an "ape" personally and he was a deadbeat drugdealer that stole from his neighbors and mother-in-law and harassed cops and priests for his amusement. I have no doubt this is a typical example
    1
  13626. The guys selling the pets are also stealing the pets and slaughtering them
    1
  13627. No one read what you posted beyond the first sentence.
    1
  13628. I did not say they were not making money, I said it's a bad company @shustyrackleford_710 
    1
  13629. Temu is a Ponzi scheme @IamYouYouAreMeWeAreNothing 
    1
  13630. I study the middle east, and I find that's a common thread in high crime areas. Some random store owner with a western education makes a friend in government, and suddenly makes +20% returns a year through cash acquisitions whilst everyone around him struggles to psy their workers.
    1
  13631.  @Exiide89  What?
    1
  13632.  @Shubh22  Don't you have an Urdu bride to harass?
    1
  13633. A lot of these guys don't give a rip about Communism any more than they do Beijing.
    1
  13634. Says who? Your gang associates?
    1
  13635. It was necessary. This region continued to have de facto French rule due to militia actions and smuggler ships
    1
  13636. As if you can't access the same classes for a fraction the price by buying great courses series off Audible.
    1
  13637.  @openeroftheway8596  most of the price is paying a guy to grade your work and issue a certificate. The majors where this isn't true are also majors that have real world use
    1
  13638. Shut up and get drafted.
    1
  13639.  @Jeff-xv6gk  because his internet rivals want to close them.
    1
  13640. The intro is wrong. They use loud motorcycles because they are cheap and these shitholes that produce gangsters are very poor.
    1
  13641. I never heard of it before now. I guess I only follow honest channels.....
    1
  13642. Are they also run by the illuminati or is that your way of saying you don't fully understand the Fed's reports?
    1
  13643. Such a dated comment
    1
  13644. The only thing that's old is the airframe and aeronautics hasn't changed much in 50 years even if all the internals have been replaced.
    1
  13645. To be fair, many of the things forged in the movies are made of mystery magic materials.
    1
  13646. What?
    1
  13647. Not necessarily. He straight up said that only gamblers were buying this junk anyway, not anyone innocent. IDK how much they told them about what the real plan was.
    1
  13648. Not all of it, but the stuff that makes headlines usually is. ChatGBT can code up a website for you, and crypto can evade government controls for you.
    1
  13649. Crypto isn't an investment
    1
  13650. Is that a quote or is the auto translation weird?
    1
  13651. Warren Buffet himself says he doesn't even do rental properties because it tends to be a fair trade and he wants to be rich. Also, most of us are better off renting. Whether the landlord is a local asshole or a rich asshole makes no difference
    1
  13652. There was one picture of a doll erroneously mixed in with dead from bombings, but these Indian goons are speaking of things they wouldn't know anything about.
    1
  13653. Seeing people risk their lives for a better wage just one thing, but we're not actually talking about a lot of money by any standards here.....
    1
  13654. These mostly aren't slaves, quit calling them that.
    1
  13655. They aren't exclusively in real estate
    1
  13656. Warren Buffet spoke of compensation consultants who were nominally independent but were paid a quarter million dollars by the company and thus had every incentive to not rock the boat.
    1
  13657. "You're uglier than I imagined." Bebies, prolly.
    1
  13658. There's nothing in here that says he doesn't like him
    1
  13659. China's opinion is even less relevant in Haiti than it is in the UN.
    1
  13660. Obvious fraud is obvious. None of these are qualified programmers
    1
  13661.  @Orianasama  do we care?
    1
  13662. Probable suicide by cop
    1
  13663. Bagholder detected.
    1
  13664. Not just distance, but the geography because the population is broken up
    1
  13665. The sects themselves do not have political power even though many of their number vote for Heredi politicians
    1
  13666.  @ostrich67  yes, but the presenter seems to think the synagogue itself has representation. It's comparable to how avid Christians vote for people they think are good Christians
    1
  13667. I used NordVPN. It works, but I decided I didn't really need it.
    1
  13668. Keith Gill approves.
    1
  13669. There's a whole lot of misdomeanors he could be charged with. Brandishing, resisting arrest, tresspassing, disorderly conduct....
    1
  13670. They can all shut up.
    1
  13671. What US regulator?
    1
  13672. Those are independent entities, goofball. Have fun being poor.
    1
  13673. It's an animal. No reasonable force standard.
    1
  13674. He was better at it
    1
  13675. Me too. I'll tell my sister it removes zits!
    1
  13676. Shut up
    1
  13677. Most banks didn't get bailed out directly by the Feds in 2008
    1
  13678. You want us to show up and kick butt? We can do that but I don't want to see you whining if we do.
    1
  13679. Learn basic facts about markets before making criminal allegation. A market maker is a dealer of stocks, like how a car dealer sells cars.
    1
  13680. Frw if any of these neo-Nazis trolling these videos are Germans. Most of them are anglophone conspiritards that think the moon landings are fake and everyone in the world is an expendable idiot (sheeple is the word they use).
    1
  13681. Watch the video
    1
  13682. Vhut?
    1
  13683. So?
    1
  13684. Like you'd know gong fei.
    1
  13685. We already have that. It's called wood.
    1
  13686. No. We're investors, not gamblers.
    1
  13687. You say that without even realizing who is fighting who. So go spread defamation elsewhere.
    1
  13688.  @salimnazir6000  I think I'll take my conspiracy theories from idiots who actually have an education. I'm dead sure you don't even know who Saleh is.
    1
  13689. It's classic blitzscaling Sell below costs to get customers in the door, then up the price without telling anyone. Except in this case they're not selling anything useful
    1
  13690.  @Nerval-kg9sm  Lose the insults
    1
  13691. France24 does the reporting a not of countries that speak French as a trade language
    1
  13692. Shut up
    1
  13693. I wish
    1
  13694. Cost of living is also dirt cheap (rent, food, clothes). You'll find a lot of people in that part of the world that can afford employees but struggle to afford the internet.
    1
  13695.  @andistheinforitbutso7513  that currency equivalency falls several times a day
    1
  13696. 7:00 Germans still are notorious bean counters
    1
  13697. It's called the k-factor
    1
  13698. Their cars are cheaper and last longer and are sold at greater profit than all EV brands. Just because they're associated with trucks driven by hicks means nothing
    1
  13699. French too. Most luxury brands are just really old French firms because in post-Renaisance Europe France was the most developed nation in the world until displaced by England.
    1
  13700.  @DEVINdevdev  People migrate anywhere they want
    1
  13701. Don't send women to do a man's job (or vice versa).
    1
  13702. How?
    1
  13703. *rage
    1
  13704.  @Yugiohfans11  Disney doesn't singlehandedly control public opinion, they got the same rights as everyone else, and they sure as hell don't take orders from idiot protestors. So can we dispense with the rhetorical bull? Disney will write what they want. And O got news for you: Toxic political movies don't sell.
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  13705.  @Yugiohfans11  a curious case of TDS that doesn't help your case. The Boston Riot was caused by idiots and it only became known as the Boston Massacre because a few of the founding fathers were liars. In any case, that riot is the sole reason protests became legalized in America and the western world with it. Curiously, though, all protests meet the legal definition of harassment even though it isn't treated as such. But what does all this have to do with bullying Disney into making a movie about a nance?
    1
  13706. 0:05 Let me guess. Australia.
    1
  13707. We're not at war with Russia and they have no input
    1
  13708. How so? The accusation is they're offing fools when the evidence is insufficient even for petty crimes.
    1
  13709.  @musseck5983  allegedly many of these are for petty crimes and/or murder for hire and because you can easily bribe your way out of jail.
    1
  13710.  @cheesesniper473  but you borrowed money to go to college, right?
    1
  13711.  @cmdr1911  do you think he cares? These guys will argue for anything that raises their social services, lowers their tax burden, and punishes anyone higher up the ladder than themselves.
    1
  13712. Shut up
    1
  13713. Take your lithium, Harriet.
    1
  13714.  @mikeskelly2356  or both.
    1
  13715. This is why toy guns have orange tips.
    1
  13716. Your English sucks
    1
  13717. That 5% number reflects accounts Twitter catch and ban, it doesn't reflect the amount of activity bots have relative to real people which is what Musk is seeing.
    1
  13718. You know, this is exactly how Vulcan Mania started. The answer to the math that created that wild goose chase was Einstein's Relativity, and the answer to this guy's math may be in the MoND Theory.
    1
  13719. Motive?
    1
  13720. Don't think these type of myths are a thing of the past. Look at Chupacagra or the Main Mutant or other "cryptids."
    1
  13721. There's no difference between them.
    1
  13722.  @VPPAF  sign you have no idea what is happening....
    1
  13723. He wants to do it himself, not delay the program.
    1
  13724.  @dansands8140  the program is delayed until the suit is settled.
    1
  13725.  @dansands8140  don't be silly
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  13726.  @dansands8140  doesn't matter. They'd go broke going to the moon. There's simply no money in it.
    1
  13727.  @TheZoltan-42  I won't try to judge the merits of the suit, and neither should you. The annoying bit is the whole project is being hung up over a small matter.
    1
  13728.  @dansands8140  you were talking about going to the moon without NASA.
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  13729.  @dansands8140  you don't know a thing about business or space, so shut up.
    1
  13730.  @dansands8140  shut up
    1
  13731. Some people will still say the officers were racist.
    1
  13732.  @friedtoaster4059  Ruining it by wanting money often takes the form of charging rich idiots extortionate prices for "artisanal" work.
    1
  13733.  @nancywillaert5129  it's about getting rich idiots to pay lots of money
    1
  13734. Social engineering is a total waste of time and money. I.E. Russia has declared itself a Christian nation despite generations of atheist rule (the reds restricted/discouraged all religion)
    1
  13735. Found the pimp
    1
  13736.  @abelq8008  it's just a brutal fact of the terrain
    1
  13737. ​ @big12ref2 shut up
    1
  13738. ​ @demomanchaos shut up. Get drafted
    1
  13739. I never watched Shark Tank
    1
  13740. Why the frick would he need those?
    1
  13741. Do you have a death wish?
    1
  13742. You sure as hell don't give us orders. And we already have DEA and coast guard assets there.
    1
  13743. Not exactly. From what I seen the authority figures in gangster's lives will pick a handful of nonsensical rules to strictly enforce just to prove she can. I knew one manager that would threaten workers with their jobs for wearing the wrong color socks but couldn't be bothered to intervene in the actual shouting matches and absenteeism.
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  13744. Even so, let's assume you are Warren Buffet and will make twice the market average. In order to make enough cash trading stocks to justify quitting your job you would need a half million dollars to trade with. But you aren't Warren Buffet, and so let's assume Dave Ramsey is right and you can get an average of 2% more than the average trading stocks, you would need many millions to justify quitting your job, meaning you might as well open a hedge fund.
    1
  13745. What exactly went wrong? The guy wasn't under arrest (yet) when he went for the gun, being in the car restricted his ability to punch people, and no one was anticipating getting murdered by a drunk dude.
    1
  13746. It's complicated like he said and like he's covered in previous videos. Porche owns 32% of Volkswagon, but the state of Lower Saxony has passed three measures: That corporations need 81% majority for major actions, Lower Saxony will never sell their 20% stake in Volkswagon, and they will never allow the company's main production plant to leave Lower Saxony (hence the comically oversized factory).
    1
  13747. This video dates you....
    1
  13748. And she was running a ponzi scheme
    1
  13749. Don't be silly. Wars involving killing specific people for specific reasons
    1
  13750. Do we need to call your mother, edgelord?
    1
  13751. Shut up
    1
  13752. Shut up. You will never be elected no matter how many better men are removed
    1
  13753. This channel mostly shows people who fight cops
    1
  13754. Just arrest the buffoons for harassment
    1
  13755. White farmers are far from the only target they are just under the most absurd conditions because they are often beyond the reach of any government.
    1
  13756. There are lots of reasons to borrow
    1
  13757. Watch the video before you bullshit
    1
  13758. With all the extra zeros idiots are adding to the death toll, pretty much.
    1
  13759. ​ @Jose04537 in our heads. The fighting reported simply does not match the reported casualties.
    1
  13760. That's a symptom of egotistical bastards paying money to ram stuff down our throats. All of this stems from how artificially cheap college is
    1
  13761. That's Arab fighting for you. Passive and cowardly just they just say f*** it and commit suicide in a socially acceptable way.
    1
  13762. Liar
    1
  13763.  @kenxiong6830  They sorted wasted a whole mountain with their tests, so it works well enough for their purposes. Also, where you think places and Iran get the basic expertise for something like this? They often hire NK scientists.
    1
  13764.  @kenxiong6830  Most of Iran's work has been sabotaged to oblivion already, but that's still unclear as it is still an ongoing clandestine war. And recall these guys only want nuclear deterrence/extortion. They don't actually care to win a nuclear war and wouldn't have the competency to understand how to pull that off anyway.
    1
  13765. Because the electors announce their votes ahead of time. Some states allow them to change their minds but most don't.
    1
  13766. It's called leverage. Nothing wrong with it except the added risks.
    1
  13767. Those earplugs will break or the batteries will wear out. And all that stuff is so expensive this will never go mainstream
    1
  13768. There's another video somewhere where a Berretta wielding fool runs out and yells "SHOOT ME, I DARE YOU!" He died ten seconds later.
    1
  13769. Because we're still struggling with growing animal meat. To quote the Thought Emporium, they don't have their own immune system so "they all die if you look at them the wrong way"
    1
  13770. Pollution in China is so bad most of the rivers are good for nothing, not even agriculture. It smells like sewage.
    1
  13771. Not exactly. A lot of men would rather die fighting than go through the boring justice system
    1
  13772. Dude, these guys couldn't crash the economy even if they tried. DO YOU HAVE ANY IDEA HOW BIG THE MARKET IS!!! And the only money at risk belongs to the rich chumps you hate so much, so why you angry?
    1
  13773. No one cares
    1
  13774.  @Swift-mr5zi  shut up
    1
  13775.  @Swift-mr5zi  shut up
    1
  13776. If you like lobster you'd like it.
    1
  13777.  @superwinkta4682  this is a French recipe
    1
  13778. Liar
    1
  13779. Time has proven you an idiotic liar
    1
  13780.  @BSJinx  It's the boring part of the company. The MBA and DEI people didn't touch it that we know of, hence why it doesn'rt appear to have Ponzi characteristics
    1
  13781. Your comments are annoying
    1
  13782. R&D for the James Webb started in 1991 just after Hubble launched with a launch date of 2007. Now it's suppose to launch in November and hopefully will be operational before Hubble breaks down for the last time. All these delays come down to space not being easy, politics, and mismanagement.
    1
  13783.  @amirahmad2099  this idiot doesn't realize America is the biggest exporter of cars
    1
  13784.  @Zuranthus  that trade goes both ways. In one case a US company that made bombers and a Jap company that made fighters that shot them down merged and now many planes for both countries
    1
  13785. Your sex life?
    1
  13786. Zaitsev's account is clearly written from memory and spiced for propaganda purposes. He's not necessarily a liar.
    1
  13787. Such arrangements tend to become permanent since the government can't afford to buy the ports foreigners build.
    1
  13788.  @JA-pn4ji  or even if not so states will sign mutual defense pacts with states that contain a lot of their expats and/or investments
    1
  13789.  @hulaguhanozturk430  the alleged defeat was fraudulent. The area claimed to be taken was no man's land before the war and since the frontier is thinly defended before the war, the only way to judge if the border moved is by looking at where the military positions moved. No direct evidence of this exists. Truth of the matter is only part of the Azeris actually fought. Plenty of Army officers could be seen on camera doing PR stuff in Baku when they should have been fighting. And there was a flood of activism online from what looked like every English speaking Azeri alive. This was also the cause of prior failures.
    1
  13790.  @tomshanakian909  wut?
    1
  13791.  @hulaguhanozturk430  you don't the first thing about those mountains, do you?
    1
  13792.  @lippostiktok755  I don't know where you think I'm from but you are wrong
    1
  13793.  @raptor-hy2td  this is what happens when you get your war reports from garbage internet activists.......
    1
  13794.  @mathiasnowts864  I ain't Armenian, freak show. Now get your hand off the keyboard before you lose it
    1
  13795.  @williamdavis9562  again? You ain't on this thread before right now. Mix me up with someone else or forgot you were on an alt account?
    1
  13796.  @williamdavis9562  nevermind, I see your other remarks to me
    1
  13797. They'll just guilt trip the world when that happens.
    1
  13798.  @JAKOBKKK  you should talk
    1
  13799.  @kevingraham9477  no need for a foreign bankroller, sugarbutt. A lot of these guys will shoot you for groceries.
    1
  13800.  @lwandisovelem682  who is you, and why are you equating OP with them?
    1
  13801. Shut up. That comment is securities fraud
    1
  13802. You know certain industries are retarded when there should be good money in it, but there isn't
    1
  13803. But they will comment
    1
  13804. Googling... In 2022 Tesla made 1.78 billion on carbon credits and 12.6 billion altogether. However, they also get 30% tax cut on money made from selling EVs as do the dealers and buyers not including state specific subsidies. It is more accurate to say that without all these government incentives, Teslas would be far too expensive for the consumer market.
    1
  13805. What monopolies?
    1
  13806. You'd lose money
    1
  13807. He was old enough to be sam"s father
    1
  13808. We ain't going to war against the Phillippines over their internal affairs. Heck, they had a small civil war and all we did was suspend arms shipments.
    1
  13809. The bosses are more concerned with election politics then national enemies
    1
  13810. On the brighter side these idiots will spend money at your restaurants. And to be perfectly frank the Mexican law that trips up tourists the most is that foreigners aren't allowed guns.
    1
  13811. @johanalejandrocazadordepin7225  it was pure luck, because he happened to know how to make a website during the Dot Com Bubble, that is how he made all of his money, coding websites for big businesses who did not know how.
    1
  13812. @anshulgandhi965  if you will recall, he made all his money from basic coding of websites during the Dot Com Bubble. If he had been born 10 years earlier or later, we would have never heard of him
    1
  13813.  @TQFMTradingStrategies  and people who refuse to get a real job
    1
  13814.  @anshulgandhi965  he clearly was never a genius
    1
  13815.  @johanalejandrocazadordepin7225  vc loans are not a symptom of intelligence
    1
  13816. Like... you?
    1
  13817. Iran isn't run by a religion. A lot of the bosses are simply ex-clerics.
    1
  13818. Why would anyone be sentimental about a random island they were born on?
    1
  13819. Sign you don't know what the hell the regs are
    1
  13820.  @bololollek9245  Kazakh hooligans aren't western, and you can go to a psych ward if you say otherwise
    1
  13821. No amount of money will remove the politicization and complacency from the army.
    1
  13822. Dude, these are global companies and the US alone has an 18 trillion GDP. Also, proportionately speaking, the biggest companies in history were the Dutch East Indies Company, South Sea Company, Mississippi Company, Standard Oil, I forget which railroad, and in that order.
    1
  13823. Elon doesn't know either. Due to the last few years of state politics in Texas, it's stereotyped as everything lefties hate.
    1
  13824. Ooph. You should see certain sections of Reddit right now.
    1
  13825. Yeah. Trump is an egotist and Musk is African.
    1
  13826. ​ @Jeez001 liars get scalped
    1
  13827. Simply not so. Fools went broke, and everyone got the return they deserved.
    1
  13828. This is replacing striker MGS and Bradley, not Abrams
    1
  13829. ​ @bigvaxmeanie925 teenagers make weird insults
    1
  13830. That's retarded
    1
  13831. The secretary was probably a friend of a friend and not a hand picked professional.
    1
  13832. What?
    1
  13833. Nah, what's predictable is CZ will be arrested again
    1
  13834. They being you, because you clearly have no idea what you're talking about.
    1
  13835. They were the smartest guys in the business and they were allowed 20 to 1 leverage
    1
  13836. ​ @dustinreynolds1552 20x and not 100x
    1
  13837. "Tensions" is code for "nothing is happening but we'll talk about it anyway."
    1
  13838. That's silly. It costs 20 grand a pound to go to space. Even if we remove a zero from that, ground telescopes will still be cheaper
    1
  13839. About a grand total loss current value
    1
  13840. They should talk
    1
  13841. It's only vaguely familiar to me....
    1
  13842. Unless you could find a way to automate the process there's no way you're paying 20 times what these yards are paying and still making money
    1
  13843. @Anno888  Bum is a catchall for those who refuse to work where I'm from
    1
  13844. @vorynrosethorn903  "high risk careers" are mostly people that refuse to work.
    1
  13845. @vorynrosethorn903  Dude, it's a hobby that can be excused as a job. Like acting, but more extreme. The only famous artist I know of that didn't have a real job was Picasso and his stuff didn't even sell until after he was dead. De Vinchy lived before cameras so he painted portraits and decorated buildings for a living. Van Gogh was insane and the psych ward encouraged painting to keep him from hurting himself.
    1
  13846. No, your timing is perfect. The people who still want to be the analyst in this market are the ones that will stick with it for decades.
    1
  13847. Like... You?
    1
  13848. Fucker, the whole armed forces is just a shitty job and it has been for decades.
    1
  13849. That's the sign you don't know what yer talking about
    1
  13850. Turkey has solved all its problems with arbitrary deportations and defamation. It was true during Ottoman days, it was true in revolutionary days, it is true now.
    1
  13851. Some people might have reason to not get DNA tested, but many people don't. I got myself a DNA kit from Ancestry as a gift for my whole family because unlike some people getting one for each family member is redundant.
    1
  13852. Silly commies. Only the internet has bots
    1
  13853.  @Speak_Out_and_Remove_All_Doubt  A lot of people in these comments have been getting angry that people don't take such remarks as gospel...
    1
  13854. Shut up or I dox you
    1
  13855. There are dispatchers out there that refuse to learn how the system works. I met them.
    1
  13856. Everything makes sense. President attacked by his own guards. Neighbors threatening to attack you. Let's harass random French diplomats!
    1
  13857. Shut up
    1
  13858. Don't
    1
  13859. We should narrate a seahorse on the hunt using quotes from Zero from Borderlands: How hilarious / You activate my trap card / Your death approaches
    1
  13860. Get a job hippy
    1
  13861. He probably started out trying to post quality content but is now is trying to sell out his channel any way he can.
    1
  13862.  @tpeterson9140  except he keeps failing to make any money
    1
  13863. Humans can domesticate anything...
    1
  13864. Malfeasance knows no size
    1
  13865. The caveat is you will certainly lose money just as fast and just as often, with fees eating up your whole account.
    1
  13866.  @evelynvslife  or pee
    1
  13867.  @kordapyo612  there would have to be explocit signed permission from each investor for each company. Neither the average investor nor blackrock cares enough to go through that trouble.
    1
  13868. All counted as modern tanks on their statistics regardless if they worked
    1
  13869. Homicides also vary wildly year to year depending which gangs are fighting who, so the assertion Salvador is the murder capital is outdated since Bukele signed ceasefires with many gangs.
    1
  13870.  @WhitePony556  and you know this how, pendejo? Exactly, and there's more people involved in these gang wars than just Bukele as police commonly don mask on patrol because more often than not cops are killed at their house than when arresting fools.
    1
  13871. Britain doesn't have the death penalty or torture so there's nothing worse that can be legally done. Besides, a lot of people like me would honestly rather get shot than have a lifetime of boredom.
    1
  13872. Go to hell
    1
  13873. shut up
    1
  13874. Goodness, these comments are savage.
    1
  13875. You don't know what you're doing, but might succeed anyway.
    1
  13876. That's not even necessarily true as the crazy inflated prices in gold town was most due to goods having to be imported by wagon across hundreds of miles of roadless terrain
    1
  13877. Rules is rules. And murder is murder
    1
  13878.  @pasta8470  and she was charged with accessory, knucklehead
    1
  13879.  @pasta8470  she literally was. We'll jail a mafia's accountant, and we'll jail a death factory's secretary. End of story.
    1
  13880. Lines are meaningless
    1
  13881. Everyone has their vice.
    1
  13882. Ha. You don't know frickin thing about them. How can you say any of that?
    1
  13883. When a gun's innards are characterized as "clockwork," it isn't commercially viable.
    1
  13884. Last I checked the gold still just sat there.
    1
  13885. Nah. That stuff first requires libel from a local politician or the suspect's family. I mean it. That's the one thing every riot has in common.
    1
  13886. Ooph, why do idiots insist on obsessing on the jerk who ain't President anymore.
    1
  13887. Shut up
    1
  13888. You're just proving that most of the people arguing said topic have no idea what they're talking about. Do you have any idea how insignificant this major test is compared to the ocean?
    1
  13889. How much did you lose?
    1
  13890. I've only ever heard it throw around by neo-nutzis. Actual Jews refer to people by nationality or ethnicity.
    1
  13891.  @spiderknight9893  It comes fromthe ancient hebrew that means nations.
    1
  13892. Don't be silly. If the US is going to do anything in India it'll be forcing them to stop forcing Dalits into prostition.
    1
  13893. @Boz196  and luck definitely exists. Bill Gates would have not become so rich if A) He was not born in the late 50s and B) idiots didn't given him free money in the tech bubble.
    1
  13894. The most expensive non-fiction books are the ones no one reads but the author must still be paid well for.
    1
  13895. Only worthwhile if you have a large amount of money to invest. Like over a million bucks. With smaller accounts, trading fees and fractional shares will likely be equal to the cost of a good ETF.
    1
  13896. @BillWendell-y5c  so?
    1
  13897. How can you talk so much but say so little?
    1
  13898.  @SillySausage-mq3so  Doesn't they were always called that
    1
  13899. Well, she did throw a chair. Can't tell who started the fight though
    1
  13900. Nah, they're too cheap for that too
    1
  13901.  @aeromotive2  nothing definitive pointing to fraud with ARK. Wouldn't surprise me though
    1
  13902. Dude, the press doesn't matter. Several reporters got accidentally blasted in Baghdad in the span of a day back in 2003, and guess what happened? The press lost their mind, and no one cared.
    1
  13903. Cultures that eat a lot of dairy have low rates of lactose intolerance. The condition comes from how after you stop taking mother's milk the body often stops producing the enzyme that breaks lactose, but if you never stop eating lactose this nevrr happens
    1
  13904. That's the definition of voter fraud.
    1
  13905.  @theotherohlourdespadua1131  that doesn't excuse you from harassing wonen at work
    1
  13906. That rings true with most things meant to protect people from each other.
    1
  13907. The government still subsidizes first time home owners, but that just brings a lot more regulatory requirements. It can get months to get all that taken care of.
    1
  13908. If you think you can do better why don't you sign up?
    1
  13909.  @eduardoocampo9901  no one cares
    1
  13910. Do you have a death wish?
    1
  13911. Wildly successful investor is just a WSB degenerate with a lot of luck? How surprising...
    1
  13912. Liar
    1
  13913. There's white versions, but only goes to special units.
    1
  13914. Vhut? It's worth costs plus labor plus a little extra to cover the risk of things going wrong.
    1
  13915. It's a symptom of all the millions of acres they demolished with fake fertilizer
    1
  13916. Like he said, anyone can be scammed. You just have to say the right things at the right time and right place.
    1
  13917. TL;DW IT'S SHINY!
    1
  13918. There will always another star asset manager in the process of rising and falling.
    1
  13919. Don't ascribe to malice what can be adequately explained by incompetence.
    1
  13920. Factor investing got priced into the market after it went mainstream.
    1
  13921. Where you're from, maybe. In a lot of places I study definitely. But TIK is a Brit, and works on the assumption that sincere elections work the same everywhere.
    1
  13922. It's called leverage. And historically it's just risky. I'm sure YOU are using leverage in your life right now. As getting a loan to go to college and get job skills is a leveraged investment in yourself. Although a lot of people go crazy with stocks and leverage.
    1
  13923. Those pictures of those Chinese solar panels is another case in point why their green revolution isn't as good as they say. Actual solar panel technicians say it makes no sense to install panels so close together on those locations as there's no way even half the panels will be giving peak output at any time of day.
    1
  13924.  @en0n126  that's not the point being made. I meant that they're not getting near as much power as they could
    1
  13925. found the scammer
    1
  13926. Which is why you are lying
    1
  13927. Not in this case, no
    1
  13928. Yeah, with their current unmanned space program they use mostly off the shelf tech with competitive pricing and tight launch schedules. This equals a lot of rockets fired per year, but only about half get into space and a lot break once they're up there. And these are estimates because Chinese state run news only reports on failures when stray rocket boosters fall on populated areas.
    1
  13929.  @superjit6190  those bullet trains crash frequently, and there is no demand for them in the wide open spaces of North America where most people own cars.
    1
  13930.  @yangxinglu8779  that's the most elitist and arrogant thing I heard all day
    1
  13931. If it worked it'd replace low paying jobs with higher paying jobs. But it doesn't work
    1
  13932. It's all a civil court can do.
    1
  13933. Liars get scalped
    1
  13934. Or he just washed them. Wash/message makes your feet feel a little better.
    1
  13935. Winston from ADVChina.
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  13936. No. They're Commies, remember? I read there are some state ventures that have many employees but little work, while private ventures that could fill voids elsewhere aren't allowed. Raul Castro de-Socialized somewhat to relieve these issues, but all big business is still state run. US didn't crackdown on Havana within the last few years. You can't blame them for this.
    1
  13937. @anushagr14  not a large sample size there.....
    1
  13938. there's none, this sets zero precedents
    1
  13939. Robinhood's 20 billion assets under management isn't enough to do that except for select small cap stocks. Also, the amount of shares Robinhood offers will be finite and the execs are aware they can get screwed by autists, so they'll avoid such scenarios.
    1
  13940.  @GravyTrain644  no one cares about that distinction. Like the difference between M-16 and M-16A.
    1
  13941. Governments are one and the same with countries. Does this surprise you?
    1
  13942.  @varvarith3090  Like... you? Get drafted, greedo
    1
  13943.  @varvarith3090  Shut up, liar.
    1
  13944. Says who?
    1
  13945. Same story different year
    1
  13946. Seagal is bad many things, but he's good at martial arts enough he really should be able to make real looking karate scenes.
    1
  13947.  @vaughnkingston6902  no, there was space travel books before that. Edgar Allan Poe wrote one involving a giant balloon and a wonder material lighter than hydrogen.
    1
  13948. Come on, we all know they'd say that no matter what happened
    1
  13949. There's a group dedicated to this on Facebook, but predictably it's loaded with pseudo-Socialists jealous of rich people. I'm talking actual terrorist threats are allowed by mods.
    1
  13950. The secret to command is there is no secret. No one in the world knows what the frick they're doing.
    1
  13951. Not all of them, but they are ultimately just pump and dump schemes and money laundering
    1
  13952. It won't be you. Get over it
    1
  13953.  @ReiMonCoH  It doesn't. Frickin. Matter. Your odds are much better YOLOing options, at least there's a game where everyone can theoretically win.
    1
  13954. This is Brazil, dude. Their democracy has been interrupted by coups many times.
    1
  13955. In the legends of the Book of Jasher, it's said Cain invented standardized weights and trades after being exiled. If that is to be believed, you will not find any people at any time on Earth that did not have a concept of money.
    1
  13956.  @Redsoxman9991  no one with motive to kill him had unfetered access to a Spanish jail and he made a veiled statement to his intention to kill himself rather than go to prison
    1
  13957. Of their own making.
    1
  13958. Like you would be more accurate
    1
  13959.  @noy214  found the ex-NCO/tripple devorcee.
    1
  13960.  @rdablock  don't you have a shock therapy session or something?
    1
  13961.  @emilywilson696  ok, now you're BSing. There's no Federal prison at all that's confortable to live in.
    1
  13962.  @ReeferSmoker  wut?
    1
  13963.  @MrSupernova111  found the thief
    1
  13964.  @alexsolomon7991  who says that's a scam?
    1
  13965.  @BipoIarbear  the corrupt part being you, watching the show, wondering how you can use the system to rip people off
    1
  13966. @Elhesh not everyone is dirty. Just you.
    1
  13967.  @Dhurklyfignnij  don't you have a crypto scam to pump, or something?
    1
  13968. @Elhesh I've done many things, but I never stole.
    1
  13969. @Elhesh I'll take that statement as an admission you fully intend to abuse whatever power you obtain. And when it comes to complaints about people at the top understand a large portion of these are falsified or exaggerated by greedy people at the bottom. I really don't see how rich people are different from anyone else.
    1
  13970.  @imdarrel  he makes his money selling books and speaches these days
    1
  13971.  @joesliva3772  don't you have a weed deal to screw up or something, Herr Liar?
    1
  13972.  @benjaminthompson1295  found the shoplifter
    1
  13973.  @Sitania  Shut up
    1
  13974.  @MrRikardoe  well, he was a great salesman and did teach sales tactics during his legal career.
    1
  13975.  @icebzrg1904  do you have any idea how many times you've contradicted yourself, greedo?
    1
  13976.  @sasukefaan  found the crypto scammer
    1
  13977.  @J3wuigi  namely yours
    1
  13978. @DeathFanatic  you think jail time is worth getting paid? How many years did you serve for dealing drugs? Also, I assume you're unaware that he returned all the money and made legit cash selling his memoires and teaching sales tactics... Unfortunately he also got into crypto scams, and we'll see what charges follow.
    1
  13979.  @DeathFanatic  lying about the conditions of jail does nothing for no one. How long were you in prison?
    1
  13980. @DeathFanatic  Jordan is an absolute monarchy where the arustocrats are immune to prosecution. If that's you idea of normal, then there's a reason you never went to college. How many years were you in prison?
    1
  13981.  @teerboyd  And have your wages garnished for life in order to pay 110 million in restitution.
    1
  13982.  @josephschroeder3194  Jordan Belfort is actually a minor celebrity in that space
    1
  13983. Found the crypto scammer @magicframes. 
    1
  13984. @TomasStarr  found the scammer
    1
  13985. @gamecokben  shoplifter detected
    1
  13986. @Floki-D.  I know your parents were a bunch of greedy bastards but that doesn't mean anyone else is
    1
  13987. @CC-ns2ds  the profession attracts greedy bastards but things would vary wildly between firms
    1
  13988. @zack6012  vhut? He got out of jail, taught sales tactics for a while, then joined a crypto scam
    1
  13989. @MarioTransformer7001  We don't need no Bellfort copycats hanging around
    1
  13990. It's the Middle East. If they're not beating each other over one thing today, it's just something else tomorrow
    1
  13991. Ha. This idiocy violates basic economics: Economy of scale.
    1
  13992. @ameatballsandwich8060 Big motor vehicles means bigger deliveries, more deliveries, faster deliveries for the same labor cost.
    1
  13993. @ameatballsandwich8060  how can you talk so much but say so little?
    1
  13994. @ameatballsandwich8060  it's what I say when people ramble. Scale and industrialization are not the same
    1
  13995. Like your mother
    1
  13996. Found the thief.
    1
  13997. Found the shoplifter.
    1
  13998.  @orclover2353  shut up
    1
  13999. Because you're a fraud.
    1
  14000.  @headrockbeats  I think my misconception comes from how the warhead is smaller?
    1
  14001.  @aoan6403  David's Sling is definitely not as big as a patriot
    1
  14002. It's literally what the channel was made for, but a lot of the reporters are idiots who'd rather make political editorials
    1
  14003. It was an accident. A guerrilla mistook her for an IDF soldier
    1
  14004. Public enemy, more like.
    1
  14005. That's a huge class of weapons
    1
  14006. He wouldn't have a problem with you doing real world investments or buying straight T-bills.
    1
  14007. The police are involved, but can be a bit of a black box when it comes to complicated investigations like this
    1
  14008. But "colonial slaughter" is an even more absurd because we actually do have casualty figures for those wars
    1
  14009. Do you have a death wish?
    1
  14010. How much did you lose?
    1
  14011. Shut up, BBC
    1
  14012. His firm has made 111 short reports. How many of them came true?
    1
  14013. Lying about judges can and will get you jailed for contempt
    1
  14014. Also, Musk isn't GOP
    1
  14015.  @rook1196  We LIKE fake Mexican around here.
    1
  14016. Irrelevant
    1
  14017. Shut up and get drafted, greedo
    1
  14018.  @brooklynknite  shut up
    1
  14019.  @Prositon1  shut up
    1
  14020.  @shipped_my_pants_3000  liars burn in hell
    1
  14021.  @thepunisher2988  how can you talk so much but say so little?
    1
  14022.  @alexanderh1721  it's called a class action
    1
  14023. One scientist researching climate change openly said his real project was something related, but he slapped on this environmental stuff to get grant money. The scientist in question didn't believe climate change existed.
    1
  14024. Shut up
    1
  14025. Depends.
    1
  14026. It was a ghost gun, so he might have intended to murder them until he found his gun didn't work
    1
  14027. Please leave African history to those of us that know basic facts about Africa.
    1
  14028.  @NicholasStrong  using your deliberately distorted definition of that word, apparently not. And South Africa wasn't a British colony for "centuries."
    1
  14029.  @NicholasStrong  it isn't half that simple.
    1
  14030. Richard is a licensed analyst. He'd never give a stock recommendation on YouTube.
    1
  14031. Less lethal combat rifle is an oxymoron
    1
  14032. That's actually racist
    1
  14033. Boeing is too big for that, but yes their admin side was loaded with DEI and MBA idiots.
    1
  14034. Except India's stock market is a scam, so there's likely no hedging activity whatsoever
    1
  14035. That's a small part of it. They also reinvested their money in ways that reduced their tax burden. And as said in the video, they built up an impressively efficient logistics network.
    1
  14036. Why would they want to?
    1
  14037. Wait, the Aztec literally believed that murder made the world go round? That pretty much sums up the whole region.
    1
  14038. This is why God made cyanide.
    1
  14039. Dude, there's a finite number of investment banks on account the business heavily favors economies of scale. The hair brained schemes of various competing departments don't reflect anyone else.
    1
  14040. Goofball, these women are making revenge porn against EACH OTHER too.
    1
  14041. It is technically law enforcement
    1
  14042. They're always in a recession
    1
  14043. Remove at least one zero from those war deaths
    1
  14044. Shut up
    1
  14045. Lose the TDS.
    1
  14046.  @flordemar1345  neither does Afghanistan. And you clearly never heard of the Banana Wars so quit spreading libel, you ain't good at it.
    1
  14047.  @flordemar1345  I'm a military historian. None of any consequence, I should say, as there are a few wells exporting to China. You're getting mixed up with Iraq, where oil exports is by far their biggest GDP source. And you're regurgitating Saddam's libel and hypocrisy that was debunked in 1991.
    1
  14048. Like you'd know, al-Thani
    1
  14049. Meth is illegal, but it's still profitable
    1
  14050. The plot twist of this war is the reason Hamas was so touchy about the neutrality of charities and hospitals is because that's where many command posts were hidden the whole time. Literally, a shield made of lies.
    1
  14051. Come now. Stock markets are built on trust.
    1
  14052. Only if you're a liar.
    1
  14053.  @georgesmith1127  Like your crotch after you get doxxed?
    1
  14054.  @winstonsmith8482  not when you're blowing it up our butts
    1
  14055. Everyone knows it's fake, but the valuations are driven by people who invested anyway, so the bubble has both popped and has not popped at once
    1
  14056. The real story behind it was that whatever pencil pusher that made the decision tried to get the best of both words with two camos without understanding how either worked. No one that knew science was around to stop him and the contractors made the camo best they could with the requirements
    1
  14057. Cloud seeding isn't something "every country carries out." It's something a lot of countries experimented with but only a few states with more money than sense tried on any meaningful scale.
    1
  14058. Given his abuse to his GF, his dangerous behavior, criminal intent, and lethal threats... I'm glad this idiot gave someone the excuse. And you don't make a lethal weapon in order to use it non-lethally. It simply doesn't work.
    1
  14059. Larry Fink should run the Federal Reserve.
    1
  14060.  @loadingnewads  come on, as if we don't all know one guy is responsible for half the comments here
    1
  14061. Literally impossible. If you can own it, you can speculate on it.
    1
  14062. It's way to fat to be a SAM. Lose the defamation.
    1
  14063. These guys were losing so much money that minscribe put bricks in sealed boxes to plug growing holes in their account statements
    1
  14064. I'll be frank, the Muslim ban on alcohol means nothing. The abundance of cafes across the Muslim world is because a large portion of them are actually pubs but call themselves coffee houses to avoid harassment by zealots.
    1
  14065. That's a question for a preacher, not a President.
    1
  14066. Why do people keep trying to knife cops?
    1
  14067. Shut up
    1
  14068. @Jismysis  I'm a doctoral student in military history. Shut up before we draft your cowardly butt.
    1
  14069. Shut up
    1
  14070. You'd be surprised how many grandpas are running this mania.
    1
  14071. Are you advocating genocide?
    1
  14072.  @FL3MZA  ha! Wiping out an animal population can't be compared to killing a single person, and we ain't even killing all the hogs. Although, the fact you value humans at the same level you do your food is concerning.
    1
  14073. Go to hell
    1
  14074. He's a free market capitalist. Hating on degenerate behavior is what they do, while the Commies will slander people richer than themselves no matter what. Like that Marxist entrapaneur that was paying pro-Hamas rioters in New York (I ain't kidding).
    1
  14075. Hobbits.....
    1
  14076.  @patrickdayton2080  first, are you threatening me? Second, most of Mali's legal system cones from when they were a French colony. Third, I ain't French.
    1
  14077.  @listenup2882  don't you have a shock therapy session to attend?
    1
  14078.  @henrydin2390  Don't you have a history exam to fail, kid?
    1
  14079.  @bestbest632  Shut up.
    1
  14080. Yeah right
    1
  14081.  @cnfuzz  yours?
    1
  14082. Doing so would make them cease to be "protestors."
    1
  14083. You ain't going to reform Ghana's decrepitude with this.
    1
  14084. Try 133% The US is also one of the fastest growing countries alongside Canada, Australia, Israel, and a few others. There's really no question there will be a return on investment for the foreseeable future.
    1
  14085. He's definitely highly naïve about and a current recreational drug user.
    1
  14086. Many Russians are compaining they can't buy the dip.
    1
  14087.  @aaroncabatingan5238  the roaring 20s triggered the great depression
    1
  14088.  @klb097  like how yer the third guy to bring that up
    1
  14089.  @moochythecat3435  Go away
    1
  14090. Because you sure as hell don't, chump.
    1
  14091. Merry Christmas you filthy animal
    1
  14092. What were these M23 after? Cobalt mines?
    1
  14093. You should see what we did to chickens without the use of science...
    1
  14094. Is it just me or do a lot of YouTubers have... Pathological anti-social tendencies?
    1
  14095. You mind lending me that crystal ball when you're done with it?
    1
  14096. Dude, they're going to get deported
    1
  14097. I can confirm from experience that certain Federal regulations have virtually zero enforcement. You see all those semis on the highway? They are all routinely breaking the regs and simply falsify Uncle Sam's paperwork. Likewise most car and airplane mechanics never even open the manual unless they have a problem they can't fix themselves and often use other than prescribed methods and materials just because it works. Also, traffic laws are made for cars and there are norms in motorcycles that are considered bad to ignore while there are traffic laws that are widely ignored by motorcycles for safety reasons. I.E. it is safer for a motorcycle to ride the shoulder rather than wait to get squashed in stop and go traffic.
    1
  14098.  @SusCalvin  There's one internet legend about a cop in court who said that he saw the permit but it was not displayed in the driver's side windshield as required so he wrote a ticket. The owner said it was a motorcycle and had neither driver's side nor windshield. The judge sighed, lectured the cop that the spirit and letter of the law do not always align, then dropped the ticket.
    1
  14099. Anti-colonial types will do everything they accuse ex-colonial empires of doing. I bet my life upon it.
    1
  14100.  @sebastianpeheim8851  That has nothing to do with what I just said. For instance, a machine could crush the cooked agave for a fraction the cost of keeping that horse around.
    1
  14101.  @BlameItOnMercury  this good thinks machinery and quantity are mutually incompatible. It's not like US cars manufacture isn't largely automated
    1
  14102.  @Ruben25252  that's not why they use these methods, though. You didn't see them reuse plastic bottles for shipping? You didn't see them fail to test for methanol content?
    1
  14103.  @rashakor  it increases production per worker. And a harvesting machine wouldn't be too hard either. In fact, a simple chain saw would increase profit per worker.
    1
  14104.  @Ruben25252  Exactly. He's not making premium products.
    1
  14105. @Synthetic Color Dude, surveys of wine snobs show that none of them can taste the difference between boxed wine and vintage wine (this excludes supertasters). Besides, he's making a very basic product, not a vintage one, and going off how the process of making beer was industrialized the consumer won't care as long as quality control is on point.
    1
  14106.  @Ruben25252  Factories look pretty? You ever worked one? And the topic at hand is productivity per worker, not sentimentality. And it's not like America's favorite whiskey recipe didn't originate with a random freed slave who taught Jack Daniels how to crack corn. And we're not talking expensive equipment. Even simple stuff available commercially like chainsaws, pulp grinders, and restaurant ovens would cut the amount of manhours per gallon of product, allowing these guys to earn a decent wage.
    1
  14107. Shut up
    1
  14108.  Atlas  your marriage?
    1
  14109.  Atlas  if yer old enough to be concerned with stupid politics, yer old enough to be married
    1
  14110. Worse than a military school, this is stuff the US Army only even allows in boot camp.
    1
  14111. I actually got kicked from not one but two WSB knockoff pages on Facebook because I refused to become bullish on AMC.
    1
  14112. Liars burn in hell.
    1
  14113. You're assuming there is ultimately profit in mind. Many of these rich guys are literally buying themselves a job on their favorite sports team, and that makes them happy. Like how that Israeli billionaire literally bought himself a job on the space station by funding the companies that needed the experiments done @ForcefighterX2 
    1
  14114. They couldn't just issue a recce rifle?
    1
  14115. No, we literally didn't. The only thing anyone uses these for is google searches and customer service.
    1
  14116. Were
    1
  14117.  @C0LDMachine  Shut up before you get spanked.
    1
  14118. Stale
    1
  14119. The houses are fake
    1
  14120. They probably value their treaties with foreign lenders over their own employees.
    1
  14121. @philscherer1605  I've heard so many grand announcements that never happened..... Googling, still in the idea stage, the money hasn't been dispensed.
    1
  14122. Well that blows. I'll see myself out.....
    1
  14123.  @MErwin  Shut up
    1
  14124. How much did you lose?
    1
  14125. He was shot in the act of knifing a guy, fool
    1
  14126. You'd be surprised how many problems can be solved with a big gun....
    1
  14127. WORTH IIIIITTTT!!!!!!
    1
  14128. What about it?
    1
  14129. Most people would agree, but if you're not interested there's no need to say so
    1
  14130. Every one that isn't a scam like you.
    1
  14131. 2:20 How much of that "income" was funds misappropriated from investments and people receiving dividends from Ponzi schemes?
    1
  14132. There is the B-1b, that's also expected to last forever
    1
  14133. 13:00 Not necessarily a cover up. The messages probably crossed each other on the telegraph wires, with Hitler giving permission right after Weichs said he had none.
    1
  14134. Shut up
    1
  14135.  @vanwandererx852  you mind lending me that crystal ball when you're done?
    1
  14136. @D R in order for a third party to profit from that wouldn't there need to be a shale oil stock to pump and dump.
    1
  14137. Distance. Romania isn't the easiest place to get to and any effort there would siphon off assets from other fronts.
    1
  14138.  @nemiw4429  and what's to stop the Soviets from hitting Bulgaria and rendering all the Romanian defenses a waste?
    1
  14139. Your username says Malian Empire, your suit says Amero-Liberian.
    1
  14140. That's the polite term economists use for shithole
    1
  14141. Lose the sycophancy
    1
  14142. He's one of many people jealous of Mr. Musk's money and fan club.
    1
  14143. Dude, these idiots are building phones from scap parts. One was opened up an found to run off a chip intended for appliances
    1
  14144. In my experience, encouraging discussion is a sign that no one knows what the frick they're talking about
    1
  14145. How much did you lose on meme stocks?
    1
  14146. He's running a finance channel, dude. This is technical finance stuff.
    1
  14147. You never found your wife's firmament. Now shut up
    1
  14148. Eh, for what?
    1
  14149. I saw one report where a farm worker said the bosses "treat the vegetibles better than they treat us."
    1
  14150. @someone on the internet That's patronymic name which were common back then, but his actual last name was ben David.
    1
  14151.  @kwestionariusz1  Patronymical names were common at the time, but this was after the Romans took over so last names were the norm.
    1
  14152. Disproportionate force doesn't exist when a carjacker threatens you with a gun
    1
  14153. Watch the video
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  14154. Wall Street is a market, not a corporation. Likewise "the capitalists" are not a defined group/faction, but a class of persons, and poor people buy stocks/bonds too. Commies come to sell bonds you can be sure SOMEBODY will come and buy them. In fact, many investment professionals will openly buy anything at all as long as the price is right.
    1
  14155. There's worse. Qatar pays people in allied countries to get themselves arrested promoting terrorists.
    1
  14156.  @JokeShinet  tofu dreg electric wires
    1
  14157. Some of them are simply low-risk ponzi schemers
    1
  14158. No one cares
    1
  14159. Don't assume you even need to come to any conclusions on the matter. I personally wouldn't pass any judgement on anyone's act during a prison riot. The prisoners were just trying to escape, the guards shot prisoners trying to escape.
    1
  14160. Near all travel ceased during the winter, I think that's what he meant.
    1
  14161.  @jacktheaviator4938  before the train was invented, everywhere
    1
  14162. It's called clickbait
    1
  14163. Zero. They're just pretending its new so fools will invest at inflated prices.
    1
  14164. It's in the video description
    1
  14165.  @bubbasanches4591  ponzi sold below costs in order to scale rapidly with no intention of profit.
    1
  14166. @bubbasanches4591  right. It's a pyramid scheme. Buy at this price then convince someone to buy yours at a different price
    1
  14167. @disconductorder  yes, but molds are expensive and sometimes you just need a couple parts
    1
  14168.  @mkailov13  speaking as a historian that is literally not the case. What you're talking about violates laws of physics.
    1
  14169.  @mkailov13  this isn't a political issue, you don't need to bully everyone you meet. I would just ask you to leave science fiction to those of us that read science fact.
    1
  14170. If you want to know how these claws were used, look videos of packs of lions taking down a giraffe. Every predator in the ancient world was geared to eating things bigger than itself
    1
  14171. That's an expensive game of hot potato...
    1
  14172. Hardeehar
    1
  14173. Maui is too far out in the ocean to be impacted by weather elsewhere in the US
    1
  14174. Nah. You should see the average Chinese EV maker. Most of the cars are not meant to be sold, they are made to be built, scrapped, and built again to defraud government subsidies
    1
  14175. For the Tesla pumper
    1
  14176. Their loss, not ours
    1
  14177. Ever notice the only difference between an invasive and native species is whether or not they were there when scientists got there? Most island species had to be imported at some point or another......
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  14178. That isn't even what happened
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  14179.  @missingpiece2071  there's been no evidence that she or her office was involved, outside all the weebs jealous of his gains.
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  14180.  @CB-ob5fr  that requires Congressmen to be both all knowing and all powerful. They aren't. Those idiots were too busy arguing about who to blame for immigration jail backlogs that they delayed DHS budget requests to resolve immigrantion jail backlogs. There are a number of possible schemes a politician could do, though. Like presenting conspiracy theories about Moderna as fact to Congress whilst shorting the stock. But in that case it's straight forward securities fraud and no special restrictions are needed. Of course the reason such scandals don't materialize as often as idiot reporters want them too is because there are 542 Federal elective offices and frankly that's a small pool of people to be looking for felonies.
    1
  14181. Dude, they were all involved
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  14182. That's not what I would call it. The Germans felt like they were winning when they got checkmated, hence the grudge and checkmate. Likewise the French still felt like they were losing, hence the vindictive acts after the war.
    1
  14183. The driver felt free as a bird and took to the air! Like a screenwriter's imagination!
    1
  14184. Vhut?
    1
  14185. There was one years back. What's happened recently?
    1
  14186. Comment aged like wine.
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  14187.  @davidkushnir7076  Read what I just said
    1
  14188.  @upstar21t  I run 4 miles every day, kid
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  14189.  @Nice_Fella  even so
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  14190. They were never socialist. Although there were all sorts of subversive movements
    1
  14191. That rocks.
    1
  14192. Shut up
    1
  14193. No, he defaulted on withdrawals
    1
  14194.  @bobpadok5331  gas cost the same here, but varies considerably between states in both the US and Europe.
    1
  14195.  @percyfaith11  those cost more than the pipe they were using
    1
  14196.  @matthewjacobs141  ever heard of pipelines? They're by far the mmost cost effective way of delivering tons of material. Yeah, Poland won't freeze because of this but that doesn't mean there's an easy solution
    1
  14197. You can buy the whole defense market through an ETF.
    1
  14198. Shut up, WION
    1
  14199.  Grigore Aleksandr (russian support🇷🇺)  shut up, coward
    1
  14200. It takes a special kind of idiot to text your criminal intent. It takes a special kind of jerk to be that paranoid about your girl.
    1
  14201. That's literally not a thing, and no reason to believe they're connected.
    1
  14202.  @kevintartis4421  inflation and employment simply are not corelated.
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  14203.  @kevintartis4421  DO YOU UNDERSTAND THE WORDS I AM SAYING TO YOU NOW!!! THERE"S SIMPLY NO CONNECTION BETWEEN MONEY SUPPLY AND JOBS!!!\ Increasing inflation is sometimes like a tax, where diluting the amount of money out there allows the government to fund operations. But sometimes higher inflation is used to incentivize exports as people dump their own currency and instead take payment from the country they're exporting to
    1
  14204. Or just a vandal. Or an accident.
    1
  14205.  @DivanVisagie  burning building hardly helps at destroying evidence.
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  14206. No... Don't make wild allegations if you don't know the most basic facts about the countries in question.
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  14207. shut up
    1
  14208. Yes
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  14209. Ha
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  14210. @flavio garcia don't you have a shock therapy session, or something?
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  14211. As if there isn't mass defaults in banks, steel mills, and mortgages as we speak...
    1
  14212.  @abdirahmanbadal781  you should talk
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  14213.  @VBU09  The word is Arabic. I don't speak Turkish. There's also blurry lines between an actual bank and the hawalas as a large portion of banks in the ME are ma and pa ventures.
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  14214.  @VBU09  I said it already: The word Hawala is Arabic and I don't know a word of Turkish. It's still common practice throughout with many Hawalas becoming small formalized banks often with a sole proprietor.
    1
  14215. Oh look, another rich "immigrant" sucks as a businessman.
    1
  14216. Nothing is happening. Economics YouTubers haven't had much to talk about this year
    1
  14217. The U-2 is still in service. Although it isn't photographing deep in Russia anymore
    1
  14218. Not happening
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  14219. They know, they just don't care. If it wasn't "greedflation," they'd just lie about something else. When the economy is stable, greedy people complain about no opportunities. When the economy is volatile, greedy people complain it's hard to pay the bills.
    1
  14220.  @icedouteyes4997  they might as well do nothing
    1
  14221. Shut up, we all know you're too cowardly to defend even yourself.
    1
  14222. The anaestesia dentists give lasts several hours. Nothing weird there.
    1
  14223. @KHUMALOSA  Ordinary citizens are fighting over cell phones, mutilating animals for muti magic, and peeing in the same rivers they drink from
    1
  14224. Allegedly, the miniascule birth rate is because all the bad food and pollution causes systemic fertility issues. Sure, most people don't want kids, but that usually doesn't stop anyone from having routine sex.
    1
  14225. Go to hell
    1
  14226. Ankara hasn't done so yet. It may have nothing at all to do with politics
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  14227.  @mothratemporalradio517  He's talking out his butt since obviously there's no way the investigation revealed that.
    1
  14228. Because his money was fake, tied to the supposed value of shares in his mostly fictional empire. His actual fortune came from a generous salary he gave himself and his son which was a fraction his supposed worth.
    1
  14229. That was a human bone in the soup. Are dead peop)e getting sold as pork?
    1
  14230. Yeah. Let's censor all discussion on weapons laws
    1
  14231. Just google it. Publicly traded companies are required to make their books public.
    1
  14232. I'm sure it barely qualifies as flight worthy
    1
  14233. Non-traditional foods are fundamentally unprofitable, any anyone who says otherwise doesn't know thing about farming.
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  14234. Siberia is different. That is actually a majority Russian land
    1
  14235. That's a conspiritard channel.
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  14236. If failure to damn is an offense, I'm affraid you have outed yourself as A) Greedy, B) A liar, and C) willfully ignorant
    1
  14237. If you're going to intercept a flying target, you need a dogfighter. Not a rhettofitted cargoplane
    1
  14238. Video game economies are never perfectly real on account players have degenerative behaviors. They don't seek profit and stability, they seek excitement and adventure.
    1
  14239. Watch the video. The vaccines have weeks of shelf life but medical technicians are few and far between in that part of the world
    1
  14240. Vhut?
    1
  14241.  @blubberman258  Indeed. So shut up
    1
  14242. @ There are only a handful of people on this thread, and even if that were not show it'd just mean we'd have a list of known liars to work with
    1
  14243.  @hjs9td  It's literally the same product
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  14244. There's a more extreme example in Qatar. Al-Jazeera is owned and operated by the Qatari aristocracy, an absolutist monarchy, but all Qatar publishes is about how evil, incompetent, and undemocratic every other nation's government is while actively suppressing information about Qatari state-run slavery scams.
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  14245. Only if you have a death wish
    1
  14246. Shut up
    1
  14247. Yes, most self described tech companies aren't tech companies. EA claims to be a tech company and gets angry when people say "they only act like a tech company."
    1
  14248. Not news. We all knew that without being told.
    1
  14249. It'll be forgotten faster than Pigly-wigly's.
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  14250. This kind of libel will get you doxxed
    1
  14251. Suicide by cop didn't cross your mind?
    1
  14252. Fire the committee that preposed that for gross incompetence. Not even all the hedge funds in the world can put a dent into US housing.
    1
  14253.  @happyscrappy370  it's slang from a specific Reddit community.
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  14254.  @anthonylosego  I've stopped investing since then, but I did make some money off SARK.
    1
  14255.  @stonedzebra420  On the grand scale of humanity, Yemen doesn't matter
    1
  14256. Not in our lifetimes, whether that is good or bad.
    1
  14257. How?
    1
  14258. Ego. He wants to be immune from authority, like his family who's saying anything necessary to get payback.
    1
  14259. Only if you're a gangster. But not even the south side of Chicago is violent enough to be called that.
    1
  14260. Shut up
    1
  14261. Who is they, and if you have specific evidence of a crime I insist you report it immediately. If nit you can shut your trap.
    1
  14262. He frickin deserves it. And this changing nothing in case law
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  14263.  dr rock  Don't you have a community service sentence to fill, punk?
    1
  14264. Who?
    1
  14265. What nazis? This is garden variety crime.
    1
  14266.  @staywokecuhh  you should have been given a longer pridon sentence
    1
  14267. The closest thing there is to passive income is the risk-free rate of return. Right now, that rate is below the rate of inflation.
    1
  14268. 6:00 Fewer but better quality children? What do you call all those little emperors then?
    1
  14269.  @Nktrading1  yiu don't have any idea how this all works, do you?
    1
  14270. How does that save money? It's the difference between managers taking a check from a businessman or a government. Bottom line costs of production remain the same.
    1
  14271.  @lori7196  that doesn't necessarily help as there's no incentive to be efficient in government work (voice of experience).
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  14272.  @lori7196  that's silly, it is literally the same guys taking the checks. As in you need people with industry specific knowledge to run the show. I.E. if you were to nationalize this very second, the government would simply hire all the current contractors to fill their current roles under a new boss. I HAVE SEEN THIS HAPPEN.
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  14273.  @lori7196  Why the frick would government workers care to operate at a profit? Any deficit is coming out of taxes anyway. And you don't need to instruct anyone to provide essentials, in a free market if it is possible to turn a profit providing some service, SOMEONE WILL DO IT. Heck, the Romans even let private corporations run just about everything, even the fire department and veteran benefits. And copying what I said doesn't mean I'll assume you know anything about business management. My own remarks come from my days in private security and as a jailer.
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  14274. Given the gash placement, possibly. But he may have simply been escaping from a knife fight
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  14275. Not exactly
    1
  14276. And given he left his fingerprints on the witness's stuff, he was bound to get caught eventually.
    1
  14277. Dude, blind chance does weird things.
    1
  14278. Shut up or I dox you
    1
  14279.  @Phenamia  Dude, it's a joke. I'm afraid of spiders
    1
  14280. Shut up
    1
  14281. clandestine groups often form around a person and never have a standard organization. That and everyone will downplay their role in the group unless they're directly related to the boss
    1
  14282. Shut up
    1
  14283. It does effect fools YOLOing tech stocks.
    1
  14284. Sometimes employers are arrested for just that, the most recent case being a Dominican sugar company that's been blacklisted by the US for a lot of this behavior. It's why we are very suspicious of people who seem to target immigrants for employment.
    1
  14285. So?
    1
  14286.  @alfonso704  that's why you ain't LEO
    1
  14287. Like you're different
    1
  14288.  @wayando  I'll wager you're guilty of a lot of the things you accuse others of
    1
  14289. They lose money because enough people are knowingly buying fake and enhanced food that they have to sell below cost to sell anything.
    1
  14290. Don't say that in public
    1
  14291. @wanderingfool6312  that is also protestant propaganda. I haven't seen any source before the Reformation saying pagan statues were repurposed as saintly icons
    1
  14292. @Rynewulf  yes, but the idea the holidays are paganism in disguise is the myth. It's just a bunch of random practices that have nothing to do with religion.
    1
  14293. @dayofthejackyl  that didn't happen in this case. In this case it's the dark ages and no record exists
    1
  14294. Found the meme stock scammer
    1
  14295. No one cares for your policy recommendations. Besides, right now the SEC is busy reviewing rules on Family Offices, meme stocks, and crypto.
    1
  14296. Only if you're a liar
    1
  14297. Icahn wasn't embezzling
    1
  14298. We call it the revolving door. Assholes spend half their lives in jail and the other half doing whatever they want.
    1
  14299. Aren't they all?
    1
  14300. No, we aren't bailing out rich chumps that YOLOed into tech. Get over it.
    1
  14301. @None ya Beeswax  FDIC insurance ain't a bailout. It protects deposits not investments
    1
  14302. That's actually the problem with CDS markets. If a firm is big enough for a secondary CDS market, than it is big enough that a government may bail it out, nullifying the CDS.
    1
  14303. No. You saw the video, right?
    1
  14304. Another high-tech solution to a problem that doesn't exist
    1
  14305. Lack of equipment and expertise.
    1
  14306. This goon can't tell the difference between Hindi and Spanish
    1
  14307. Come on. We all know Amnesty will damn the government no matter what they did. They literally get paid to damn complain and do nothing.
    1
  14308. Why? Source?
    1
  14309. Most flights are essential long distance travel, so the average machinist really can afford the average plane ticket. Source: Was a machinist.
    1
  14310. @ Vhut?
    1
  14311. @keiththoma2559  my brother did the math for Wichita to Chicago. For one person, it was slight cheaper/faster to fly. For the whole family, it was a lot cheaper to drive.
    1
  14312. Liar
    1
  14313. We're all in the same business of making money here. No amount of talent will make you rich
    1
  14314. Greedy influencers were always greedy, you simply only notice their greed after they're famous.
    1
  14315. This is Germany. They apply the same rules on everyone. This lady was only complicit in the murder and abuse, but she also was part of the local "morality patrol" monitoring local women to ensure they complied with Sharia and ISIS wishes. Whether that calls for ten years or a death sentence is another matter.
    1
  14316.  @FormulaZyn  should work, not how it does work
    1
  14317. @PewisFraudmilton  compare that to total revenue and company valuation. Averaged out across all sports the average is really low and winning games doesn't help because most of the money goes to pay raises for players
    1
  14318. About the "LGBQ genocide," besides the misuse of the word genocide we can't verify anything about the incidents. Allegedly certain men were beaten for being gay, but in Muslim countries being called gay is like being called a pedo: People baselessly throw the allegation at anyone they hate. On top of that, Chechnya's official response to the incidents was there could not have been abuse against gays because, they said, they had none. Also, this is Russia, where there has NEVER been any gay culture whatsoever nor any gays that I know of outside this incident (LGBQ is a distinctly western thing). All that said, it is more likely that certain men were jailed on fraudulent homosexuality charges than any other crime. Kadyrov was probably telling the truth at 6:30 when he said the witch hunt they had been on was totally baseless.
    1
  14319.  @DonceBeats  There's a lot of exaggerated speculation about it, but most of the sources I've seen are total trash, damning whole populations without siting any specific case. Gays aren't any more a thing in eastern Europe than necrophilia is.
    1
  14320. Dude, Americans simply have publicly available police body cam videos and its a huge country. Meanwhile France deliberately hides details of use of force encounters because almost all of them involve immigrants. Literally, the biggest drug gang call themselves "the Algerians."
    1
  14321. You ain't in charge
    1
  14322. You sure you not just saying that because you don't like paying taxes?
    1
  14323.  @foxmoongaze  how can you talk so much but say so little?
    1
  14324. I think Nevada is a separate state in order to circumvent gambling/prostitution laws.
    1
  14325. Finfluencers sound like sharks...
    1
  14326. A lot of them were involved
    1
  14327. Are you Brian Armstrong?
    1
  14328. Maybe someone stole the kitty.
    1
  14329. Why would you wish harm on someone you never met? Their loss is not your gain.
    1
  14330.  @Whiteboykun  wut?
    1
  14331.  @raybod1775  because you're a lazy thief.
    1
  14332. Watch the video
    1
  14333. It doesn't even stealth and relies on imported components
    1
  14334. This is a good case in point to say that most riots about alleged brutality materialize if and only if the dead guy's family starts lying on the internet and has no bearing on the actual facts of the case.
    1
  14335. Except they really do owe the bank money they don't have.
    1
  14336.  @gbxmusicchannel3836  did you read that last comment? If not you should get sued for defamation.
    1
  14337. What does that make Walmart? Also, lose the buzzwords
    1
  14338.  @MBarberfan4life  I drive a bus, you own Tesla shares, and literally no one cares if you go belly up. Now shut up.
    1
  14339. Part of the allegation is that they're creating paper gains out of thin air.
    1
  14340. Shut up or get doxxed
    1
  14341. A lot of the people there are recovering party animals. Not a surprise.
    1
  14342. Get a job hippy
    1
  14343. I once lost a little money buying a currency pair I meant to sell.
    1
  14344.  @miles5600  neither do telephone poles, but they all need fixed eventually. Dirt is not a static thing, it moves with the decades
    1
  14345.  @miles5600  put that back up your butt where you got it.
    1
  14346. @johnjingleheimersmith9259  if cable breaks, you have to dig up the whole thing to find where it broke. Ergo, they are often not worth fixing.
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  14347.  @miles5600  like you would know
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  14348.  @miles5600  you're 14, aren't you?
    1
  14349. @miles5600  Exactly. Now shut up, the grown ups have work to do, fool.
    1
  14350. A big problem with the press is they're all secretly plagiarizing each other. This started back in the day when most newspapers were local and reporters would swap stories over the phone, but these days they just rewrite stories they found on the internet. That's why "big" stories are often in your Facebook feed for days or weeks.
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  14351. How'd you know? You didn't watch them, because if you did you'd realize they don't reveal anything incriminating or embarrassing.
    1
  14352.  @awribalhidugagk2949  you think you're funny, don't you?
    1
  14353.  @awribalhidugagk2949  hardeehar
    1
  14354. They sent a tank to do a jetfighter's job.
    1
  14355. The Feds have extremely strict anti-bribery rules. A product of political idiots all accusing their rivals of being corrupt
    1
  14356. Depends which stage of the SPAC process
    1
  14357. This is Russia, not Africa
    1
  14358. Eh? When it was made it was like something out of science fiction, but now the U2 is pretty standard tech (aside from the buttload of electronics they've been upgraded with).
    1
  14359.  @jefffriedberg  did you watch the video?
    1
  14360.  @jefffriedberg  we can see that
    1
  14361. People willingly participate in ponzi schemes
    1
  14362. Hindustan Times and Times of India are. I haven't checked if they're partisan.
    1
  14363. @lerm4676  you clearly haven't. You really think his kids turned him in?
    1
  14364. Oversimplification as crew cost, maintenance costs, integrated neighbor systems like air force radar, and rocket variants effect the price tag. But yes this stuff is expensive, but the Israelis would rather lose the money and keep the people.
    1
  14365.  @coimbralaw  nice rhetoric. Now leave Turkey to those of us that read about Turkey
    1
  14366. There's nothing right or left about wasting Arabs
    1
  14367. What about your disembowelment?
    1
  14368. What is certain is there's no actual frontline of the war.
    1
  14369.  Phoenix 𝙾𝚙𝚎𝚗 𝙼𝚢 PROFILE  you know the op ain't Lebanese, right?
    1
  14370. Found the drug dealer
    1
  14371.  @AlexanderTheGoodEnough  Vhut? Are you trolling me?
    1
  14372.  @imados21  murder was regulated but legal in those days
    1
  14373. No one cares
    1
  14374.  @liamjohnson2474  it is literally so
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  14375.  @wokeaf1337  those are not outdated, there are simply cheaper and better weapons available.
    1
  14376.  @ionnanskilliorus6877  Please leave warfighting to those of us that know basic facts about warfighting.
    1
  14377.  @ionnanskilliorus6877  lose the rhetoric.
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  14378.  @ionnanskilliorus6877  judging by your name you might not.
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  14379.  @boink800  vhut?
    1
  14380. @MSD Group No one read that, and at a glance it doesn't even appear to be relevant
    1
  14381.  @wokeaf1337  not if you know anything about murdering fools
    1
  14382. In your girlfriend, convincing her to ditch you.
    1
  14383. Most well known to be overvalued. There's definitely worse
    1
  14384.  @X9523-z3v  Liars get scalped
    1
  14385. It wasn't all that better before then
    1
  14386. ​ @spudspuddy 200
    1
  14387. Go away
    1
  14388. Wokism doesn't exist. It was a racist term used briefly IN AMERICA by gangsters
    1
  14389.  @Big1nz  I'm indirectly short Tesla
    1
  14390. Who?
    1
  14391.  @waltch5711  Not at the range he got blasted. Miracle he survived either way.
    1
  14392. Paratroopers are an anachronism
    1
  14393. They work ok, not as fast and reliable as a skilled human but lighter, compact, and cheaper
    1
  14394. Mobile air defense is called a fighter jet. Ground to air defenses don't need to be motorized since you have to know where the enemy will be either way
    1
  14395. Shut up
    1
  14396. Planet fitness is proof most people exercise just to show off.
    1
  14397.  @simon2493  Even so, wherever you live there's definitely a natural disaster possible that you are not as prepared for as you probably should be
    1
  14398. Lose the rhetoric
    1
  14399. War is never good for business
    1
  14400.  @Peter_Riis_DK  Liars burn in hell with their tongues nailed to their balls.
    1
  14401.  @seanjenkins5505  shut up before your mother gets involved
    1
  14402.  @seanjenkins5505  you're 14, aren't you?
    1
  14403. So many people call themselves socialists the only thing they all have in common is they want state control of economics... And they want to be head of state.
    1
  14404. Don't you have a Dalit whore to screw or something?
    1
  14405. And foolishness.
    1
  14406. Lose the sycophancy. This is semi-scripted
    1
  14407.  @deozeo4442  did you even watch the video?
    1
  14408. Except China didn't invent the wheel, they are turnworld and have to import complicated chit. One businessman described China-US trade as "30 million shirts for an airplane."
    1
  14409. 8:45 Correction, a lot of businesses are not borrowers, especially ones in old and profitable industries. And a lot of households are not savers, because how do you think credit cards and payday loans make money? I'm not sure how the statistics work out, but if artificially low interests do favor households or businesses, it's by a narrow margin.
    1
  14410. Lebanon ain't socialist.
    1
  14411.  @zlonewolf  possibly. But this ISIS affiliated gang more than likely has their own reasons for targeting the place
    1
  14412.  @basharjasim8205  liars burn in hell, Herr Ba'athist.
    1
  14413.  @RalphdontGAF  found the Holocaust denier
    1
  14414.  @maxscania  shut up
    1
  14415. @buzz buzz agreed. Why do I keep letting myself get sucked in to these silly comments
    1
  14416.  @cacampbell3654  spreading hateful lies ain't criticism any more than me telling you to shut up is censorship. So bug off. Permanently.
    1
  14417. You should talk
    1
  14418. "Shepard" being a stand in for the campaign's script writer trying to create a spectacle...
    1
  14419. The norm in that part of the world is MUCH worse.
    1
  14420. Could be
    1
  14421. Lose the tear jerking, freak show
    1
  14422. They stole an undisclosed amount of data years ago, but stealth is complex enough they couldn't replicate it even if they had all the info because it takes huge budgets and thousands of specialist technicians
    1
  14423. It's a money laundering tool used by ponzi schemers. End of story
    1
  14424. They're all frauds, get over it
    1
  14425.  @jw5297  Nine grand per gun? And the only reason they cost that much is they have to be beefy in order to fire full-auto for extended periods, and again the only way normal people are getting that is felony arms modification. Just stay legal and buy a quality full-sized AR for a fraction the price?
    1
  14426.  g cartm  Are you trolling us or are you looking for political arguments?
    1
  14427.  g cartm  yes, but my titanium knife wasn't debilitatingly expensive.
    1
  14428.  @jw5297  It isn't an investment, it's a toy to you.
    1
  14429.  @jw5297  you have never fired at a human target and never will
    1
  14430. No one cares if that were actually true, al-Thani. Least of all you
    1
  14431. Shut up
    1
  14432. He doesn't have relevant experience
    1
  14433. Same story for that nuclear waste allegedly going into the air. That's just steam from the heat exchanger.
    1
  14434. Probably never will. There's never any shortage of motives to off a politician
    1
  14435. Teenaged motards aren't children. And this was before 18 years old became the magic age of doing anything you want
    1
  14436. ​ @MrOneball1 shut up
    1
  14437. Apple and Microsoft are stably going up, Amazon sored due to Covid online shopping.
    1
  14438. Guard dogs. They can't tell the difference between a mailman, a cop, and a burglar. And they ain't people so their lives don't matter.
    1
  14439. Keep interest rates where they are ,I say
    1
  14440. Not that much
    1
  14441. How to spot a Hindu conspiritard easily: He won't shut up about how Churchill was worse than Hitler simply because he wanted India to stay British.
    1
  14442. No, he said he wouldn't touch it
    1
  14443. The land where there are a surplus of people with engineering degrees but no one will hire them because they're all scams?
    1
  14444. ​@jubuttib during the civil war the rifles governments wanted were locked behind patents and not easily copied
    1
  14445. He'd just replaced with another Russian communist
    1
  14446. They were also trying to blend in with dreadlocks and a crisp North American accent.
    1
  14447. What's the problem?
    1
  14448. Shut up, BBC. We all know you still got a couple Arab thugs working for you
    1
  14449. Liars burn in hell
    1
  14450. The house has probably fallen in value since you checked. At near zero interest there's a lot of speculative bubbles and houses in your neighborhood might have sold for ridiculous values but that doesn't mean you could find any buyer now
    1
  14451. Vhut?
    1
  14452. That's how it's all sustained. Literally nothing these guys do is profitable, but they can just give foreign oil drillers all sorts of arbitrary fees and taxes and use that money to prop up this junk.
    1
  14453. Yes, but assholes will just find different rackets
    1
  14454. That's silly
    1
  14455. It's funny watching these coalitions form that will allegedly displace NATO when half the members are at war with each other.
    1
  14456. Shut up
    1
  14457. Because most high school teachers have teaching degrees and don't know what the fuck they're talking about
    1
  14458. Not for the foreseeable future
    1
  14459. Yes, but why are shorts somehow "less professional?" Formal/professional clothes really comes down to men's workclothes back in the 19th century
    1
  14460. No. Classic qualified immunity disqualifier. He evaded arrest and got taken down, it doesn't matter how much it hurt. According to the description the crybully filed anyway.
    1
  14461. Except China's economy is only about 2/3rd the size they say it is
    1
  14462. Not news
    1
  14463. Like any machine eventually it costs more to repair than it's even worth.
    1
  14464. Don't you have a prostitute to harass?
    1
  14465. You sound like you lost money since writing that
    1
  14466. They should put this gun in The Hunt
    1
  14467. There haven't been a major war in two decades.
    1
  14468. As will you
    1
  14469. This is why nepotism is a bad thing. People with no expertise in a subject may get director position in it.
    1
  14470. Africa has always been like this
    1
  14471. Could you be a more obvious stoner?
    1
  14472.  @capturedflame  Oh look. Another cocky pothead.
    1
  14473. Greed knows no social barrier
    1
  14474. There's no logical connection given between government mismanagement and fuel prices. I understood party infighting played a role in the inaction leading to that suicide bombing, but isn't this situation not created by war in Europe?
    1
  14475.  @juliestanfield8433  You sound like you want to be in charge.
    1
  14476.  @juliestanfield8433  you sound like you dropped out of high school.
    1
  14477.  @nomchomsley854  China's metal is worthless
    1
  14478.  @ColdRunnerGWN  Vhut? He's talking about cutting spending, not switching suppliers
    1
  14479. @Calebe428  it does constitute a lot of it. The clothes, dishes, furniture and such aren't being targeted by anyone but will get caught in the crossfire
    1
  14480.  @ColdRunnerGWN  depends. Non-safety critical parts can be outsourced to the turdworld unless you want to go full Boeing.
    1
  14481. No they weren't. Now shut up
    1
  14482. I think what you say about the land mass positions are far too speculative to be presented as fact. You should really present the arguments behind the idea that this was a tropic island
    1
  14483. @AlanCarter-pw4bm  this is fraud and we can charge you with it
    1
  14484. Not a felony and impossible to prove since the people he was ripping off were wall street idiots who don't like regulatory protections
    1
  14485.  @skullcrackers187  Vhut?
    1
  14486. The wages of sin
    1
  14487. One was inexperienced with the American plane and the other was overworked and drunk.
    1
  14488.  @whazzat8015  I've seen many bullies play into that by pretending things are true if they benefit from it being so. This lead to very strange gaslighting incidents.
    1
  14489. That's absurd. Honest question; Are you special needs?
    1
  14490. ​ @kyo250996 liar
    1
  14491. What did he spend the money on?
    1
  14492. You think a politician personally ordered a random tank to shoot a random building? Bug off.
    1
  14493.  @peppapig3963  are you telling me to go home because that makes no sense. Also, Putin isn't Russia.
    1
  14494. Because you're a liar
    1
  14495. Go back to eating gutter oil chicken carcass.
    1
  14496. Don't you have a synagogue to vandalize, freak show?
    1
  14497. Never heard of them
    1
  14498. Plants only absorb carbon when growing. Forests may look like they're full of life but many grow at the same rate as desert plants
    1
  14499. This was Rhodesia.
    1
  14500. UN funds have been stolen all over the world for decades. Sudan ain't special.
    1
  14501. Do you have a death wish?
    1
  14502. Actually it looks more like she's hallucinating
    1
  14503.  @bryancarosi2386  alphabet community?
    1
  14504.  @somethingtrulyhorrifying  again, the lady in the video was clearly hallucinating
    1
  14505.  @somethingtrulyhorrifying  6 feet is really tall for a woman but not impossibly tall. The average height for female professional basketball players is 5'9" meaning the suspect is in the top 0.1% of height unless you include people with weird medical disorders. Also, I think the witness overestimated her height a little.
    1
  14506. Like by current MBT standards
    1
  14507.  @BionicPig95  that would be an improvement
    1
  14508.  @MrSatnavatron  you don't know the meaning of the word, pothead
    1
  14509.  @MrSatnavatron  I'd rather give your mother a front row seat to your prolonged debridement.
    1
  14510. @wirelessbluestone5983  no, that simply isn't what happened. It's a principality that predates British rule that is mostly Hindi but had some Muslim majority cities. The prince of this province decided to join India and brought the entire area with him except areas that Pakistan seized during the first Indian Pakistan war
    1
  14511.  @althunder4269  Found the drug dealer
    1
  14512.  @Woemin  you should talk
    1
  14513.  @Woemin  get lost, coward
    1
  14514.  @Woemin  shut up
    1
  14515. Except Enron wasn't into that. What you mean is it's empty business jargon meant to obfuscate the nature of business and profits.
    1
  14516. Not always. They mentioned the point where extensive rioting occurred over a small amount of money. People started fires, assaulted cops, and made terror threats over a matter of 7 bucks a month.
    1
  14517. Found the drug dealer
    1
  14518. These weren't tiny.
    1
  14519.  @sophialamar7191  meant to house that number. That's not an indication how many people per foot there is. And not having enough beds to go around is hardly a war crime, that's Monty Python level absurdity.
    1
  14520.  @sophialamar7191  shame? Lose the Karen antics berating people for not berating others. BTW, I'm a military historian. With these South American prisons, however, not having enough beds to go around isn't the worse thing I've heard.
    1
  14521.  @sophialamar7191  nice rhetoric. Now say something of substance.
    1
  14522.  @sophialamar7191  shut up, Karen. There's a reason your kids hate you.
    1
  14523. You'd also go to prison
    1
  14524. No one cares. Twitter's main function was organizing riots and harassing politician
    1
  14525. No one cares
    1
  14526.  @jasonmacfarlund2703  applies to both
    1
  14527.  @fluxstandard8364  this goon thinks 40% currency volatility is routine....
    1
  14528.  @fluxstandard8364  economics doesn't move that fast, nor does quality reporting
    1
  14529. Keyword search
    1
  14530. He mauled. That was good.
    1
  14531. That's absurd given the elites are old men in all cultures
    1
  14532. You get what you pay for
    1
  14533. ​@stuartmcintosh9904 yes and no. With the Feds it's a tax deduction up to 30% of total bill for EVERY STAGE of production. Makers, dealers, freighters, repairmen, etc. The max benefits are to have everything inside California because subsidies stack
    1
  14534. Caveat to Mexican crime: We only know about it because it's extensively covered locally. Many crime spikes in Mexico are actually small civil wars as shadow governments and elites have at it at each other. In places like China and India they actively suppress crime reporting and statistics.
    1
  14535. Shut up
    1
  14536.  @loganMartinPreacher  this idiot doesn't even know what laying flat means. And no, we don't for a minute believe that a homeless chump has reliable internet.
    1
  14537. Put that back up your butt where you got it
    1
  14538. Speak for yourself
    1
  14539. Wait, you'd rather a thief off a random cop than the thief get offed in his attempt to commit murder?
    1
  14540.  @Prizax  50%???? They were only going to build one factory in China, and that factory isn't going to be expanded due to recent shenanigans.
    1
  14541.  @Prizax  that's more or less true as supply chains for complex builds can be insanely complicated. Tesla could move battery production if they wanted, but they can't move that factory in Shanghai. But that definitely isn't 50% of Tesla
    1
  14542. We've been a decade away from fusion since the baby boomer generation was is grade school, literally!
    1
  14543.  @HM2SGT  There's nothing slavish about it
    1
  14544.  @hiramnoone  There's mainstream political parties despite no one agreeing on anything in that sphere
    1
  14545.  @hiramnoone  something tells me you're one of those hipsters who look just like every other hipster
    1
  14546.  @hiramnoone  I don't know a thing about fashion let alone have a style. My family insists I shave the beard and I wear army style cargo pants.
    1
  14547. Depends on altitude. And this battery is meant to defend the airbase itself.
    1
  14548. Rumors going around says the rest of the crew were idiots in their own rights.
    1
  14549. Liars get scalped
    1
  14550. Because almost all of it is expended into paper targets and most of the rest into animals. I mean this literally, as there are +300 people shot per day on average, and only 1/3 of those die, and a little over 1/4 are shot on purpose. Combine that with how there are more privately owned guns in the US than people, you see how most of these weapons are just retained as insurance policies against burglars and the apocolypse rather than part of any plan to use them. Do you own a gun? I wager you do, and it collects dust in a nightstand, making you a fairly typical owner.
    1
  14551. No, just you. Now don't yoiu have a divorce to finalize?
    1
  14552. Because you don't know anything about organized crime and sone of those weren't even criminal and you know it
    1
  14553.  @Shineon83  shut up. Get drafted
    1
  14554. Finite amount of farmland, and some fields are more productive than others, and many countries lack the equipment and expertise. Often it becomes easier to trade some cheap local product for grain rather than grow it yourself.
    1
  14555. Shut up before we pressgang you into fighting.
    1
  14556.  @mattmoorman2445  Shut up
    1
  14557. They disappoint ~50% of the time
    1
  14558. You say cinderella, but the appeal of that story was that it was an actual love match, and not a gold digger racket.
    1
  14559. Shut up
    1
  14560. You know politicians make a fraction of what CEOs get, right?
    1
  14561.  @jimmaag4274  liars burn in hell
    1
  14562. Not if you have any idea what you're talking about
    1
  14563.  @addanametocontinue  revenue is irrelevant, meeting the criteria to any industry politicized since California became a state is the issue
    1
  14564. Ha. What you're looking at is a pre-industrial society. This is perfectly normal.
    1
  14565. @smartdoge  crime in this part of the world is so high it de-industrialized when the British left. Like they implied in the video, the system of government permits is just a scam to collect fees. Also in this part of the world, most people have gang affiliations which they refer to as clans.
    1
  14566. Bailey is a wooden Keep, as in the inner part of a castle.
    1
  14567. Shut up
    1
  14568.  @momoneyinvesting  found the crypto scammer
    1
  14569. If the currency goes worthless it's the same thing
    1
  14570. What?
    1
  14571.  @FreePalestineStopTheGenocide  see your account getting deleted this month?
    1
  14572. He's Irish. Even if he ain't, his friends are.
    1
  14573. That's one way to reveal you don't know a damn thing about Venezuela
    1
  14574. @Orto3000  It's not a matter of opinions, this is a matter of knowing basic facts about Venezuela. They never dollarized, they largely barter because their currency isn't worth the paper it's printed on. Now shut up
    1
  14575. So? Everyone who wants a house already got a house.
    1
  14576.  @EmilyGloeggler7984  liars burn in hell
    1
  14577. @kira-le9qr  in the comments you see lots of people who rushed to buy when loans were cheap. Many of those are people who would have bought now under other circumstances
    1
  14578. They usually do in the Arab world. And in this case it is known that Israel blew up a large portion of the Hamas officers and munitions, so it should be clear who won this round.
    1
  14579. They won't. Don't worry about that
    1
  14580. ​ @harm991 no one is conning anyone except you
    1
  14581. He lied. He did hire old white men because he needed experienced naval engineers, but each of them mutinied when they found out this was a suicide mission. His secretary who nothing of science also mutinied when she found out what she said to the press and what was happening in the dives contradicted each other. Diversity was just a cheap excuse for hiring incompetents who would just get the work done and never learn enough to mutiny.
    1
  14582. Give him a job in R&D, so this toxic thread can harass him with "big pharma."
    1
  14583. No one cares.
    1
  14584. As if you'd know that
    1
  14585. Reciprocating barrel
    1
  14586. They weren't exactly rooting for the Axis
    1
  14587. Not as bad as leveraged VIX ETFs. I'd love to see someone here try to put those in lay terms...
    1
  14588. Everyone is socialist when they control the money
    1
  14589. No, they used more engines because they didn't solve combustion instability. Also, they got ahead of themselves and set up factories to mass produce engines
    1
  14590. Shut up, greedo
    1
  14591.  @maryfinnfan4140  shut up.
    1
  14592. General rule of political bull: The speaker is all the things he accuses the other guy of being.
    1
  14593. The bottom line is ultimately so many pig farmers are counterfeiters or ponzi schemers that anyone trying just to sell meat is bound to lose.
    1
  14594.  @Thrashaero  gun would later turn out to be fake. Classic suicide by cop.
    1
  14595.  @Thrashaero  you're preaching to the choir......
    1
  14596. These were all paper losses. It has no effect on the actual business.
    1
  14597. The time to do that was January 2022
    1
  14598.  @shoaibsiddiq3507  People have been saying junk like that since ancient times
    1
  14599. Everyone wants someone else to pay for this junk.
    1
  14600. Vhut?
    1
  14601. No, he was unaffiliated. His mother took him to the local Catholic church but Abolf took after his father and cared nothing for religion. Unrelated, the church is question was decorated with Swasticas where it is believed to have been an artistic shorthand for the sun.
    1
  14602.  @QuizmasterLaw  Vhut?
    1
  14603.  @davidconner-shover51  Only in Manhattan, and we'll scalp you for lying if you say otherwise
    1
  14604.  @Apathymiller  liars burn in hell
    1
  14605.  @Adam-om9si  Depending how many witnesses are around, you'd get punched.
    1
  14606.  @Adam-om9si  Quit trying to act tough, I'm the one committing a crime by threatening you here, freak show. Now shut up before your girlfriend wises up and crushes your balls with her bear hands.
    1
  14607.  @jonlenihan4798  Lebanese banks are just sophisticated Hawalas. They'll transfer/loan/launder anything you want if you pay them. But Lebanese banks started running out of money a couple years ago during general riots.
    1
  14608.  @dantheman3022  like... You?
    1
  14609. As crazy as the last 2 years have been, this video didn't age a bit.
    1
  14610. I'm sure many are just temps or volunteers looking for a job
    1
  14611. Population size is dictated by food supply, not the other way around.
    1
  14612. Vhut?
    1
  14613. Shut up, you incompetent freak.
    1
  14614. If they were going to do that, they'd cut the middle man and hang him.
    1
  14615. Not advised you go there because all the tap water tests positive for covid.
    1
  14616. Shut up
    1
  14617. @tieight-f5y  what is the point of yours? Motives are relevant to crimes.
    1
  14618. Neither do you, chunky
    1
  14619. That's the most common cause of inflation, but not necessarily so. For instance, ifGDP increases faster than the money supply, deflation will occur.
    1
  14620. Says who? Russian and Ukrainian are related languages like English and French so I think you might simply have trouble distinguishing between them.
    1
  14621.  @Arikayx13  Nigel is a con. Treat him as such
    1
  14622. @AnonymaxUK  a few of them are making money but were still horrible investments
    1
  14623. Sarcasm, I presume?
    1
  14624. Wrong thread
    1
  14625. That's silly. We drive cars. We export cars. We invent cars. And airplanes too. The general rule is that in crowded areas public transit is cheaper, but in thinly populated areas private transit is cheaper.
    1
  14626.  @damiengitt  There's very little demand for any kind of public transit. We have cars. We have planes.
    1
  14627. Shut up and get drafted
    1
  14628.  @dominic6634  like.... You?
    1
  14629.  @dominic6634  Shut up. Get drafted.
    1
  14630.  @zhuanzhenfan  I'm sure you would agree with my assessment
    1
  14631. By getting pressganged into cleaning up
    1
  14632. This got nothing to do with them
    1
  14633. Less than fun fact: The myth of Hitler's veganism comes from Geli Raubal's suicide. He was served pork the morning after her death and refused to eat breakfast saying pork was too much like human flesh. He never ate pork again.
    1
  14634. ​@MsKelvin99 Management often get special shares with all the voting power
    1
  14635. Some people will still blame the cops.
    1
  14636. That wouldn't have stopped the gun he was using.
    1
  14637. Columbia and Venezuela are their own worst enemies
    1
  14638.  @keylahope8599  I says it that way, I spells it that way. And your name is incongruous with your inferrence to be Columbian.
    1
  14639. Some countries don't mind, believe it or not.
    1
  14640. Not if you know anything
    1
  14641. It'll collapse within a decade. They always do.
    1
  14642. They already failed given they already went to default judgement.
    1
  14643. What's the deal with her?
    1
  14644. The fact people feel the need to spam that doomer message is more than enough proof that it will not occur. Now get back to work.
    1
  14645. There is something called "deep value" or "distressed" investing which is buying up garbage companies where no real valuation is possible. Although that's a high risk hedge fund style investing, and deep value investors admit there's a lot of gut instinct involved. Although I can see what you mean: A lot of weird capitalism happens in Communist China.
    1
  14646. Shut up
    1
  14647. ​@Crodas616 Argentine leftist have no resemblance to what you see in el norte
    1
  14648. Your family is tired of yours
    1
  14649. Whataboutism is a sign of incompetence
    1
  14650. @user-nb5yh4ex6g  the Afghans have never won a war simply because they are not a country
    1
  14651. That would be his cheapest episode to produce ever...
    1
  14652. @JMB b what is?
    1
  14653. Shut up
    1
  14654.  @krishnatirunagari5392  did you even read your own bull as you typed it?
    1
  14655.  @krishnatirunagari5392  Your English isn't as good as you think it is.
    1
  14656. All those degrees are fake anyway
    1
  14657. Politics is as irrelevant as who is rich.
    1
  14658. I imagine with some of these cheap cartridges that's true. But that's a question for chemists.
    1
  14659. All Arab countries stuggle to maintain stable money.
    1
  14660. It doesn't. Now shut up before you get charged with fraud
    1
  14661. Come on. We all know US obesity rates are fake because a certain former VP mentioned she didn't like fatties.
    1
  14662.  @lucasrem  transportation costs alone are often equal to the cost of the bean.
    1
  14663. Lagrangian Point. It makes sense to say it like that, but that's not how it was named...
    1
  14664. That's not how this works. You are short volatility, not short the Barclay ETN team.
    1
  14665. Depends what for. Hurricane/earthquake, YES.
    1
  14666. Someone poisoned the water is what's up. And if you really thought that you would have offed yourself by now
    1
  14667. Shut up and get drafted, kid.
    1
  14668. Probably not. Even so, disowning the rock doesn't help with that
    1
  14669. Mistaken in several places. The capital has been on and off fighting for a decade, and there have been many totally unrelated conflicts between now and independence @arthas640 
    1
  14670. That applies to what are basically humanities studies that pretend to be science. Namely sociology and psychology. Criminal psychology and criminal justice don't have that issue because they don't pretend to be science
    1
  14671.  @meluncurx  near all colleges in this part of the world aren't for profit. But I think you know that.
    1
  14672. Only if you use it for something
    1
  14673.  @emailofjamesw  In China it is normal. We simply notice the rich idiots more
    1
  14674.  @kbdawg1000  You think Cairo would comprehend the effects of breaking a dam?
    1
  14675. Most of their population never left villages.
    1
  14676. No one knows at this point
    1
  14677. Liar
    1
  14678. Read the description
    1
  14679. Who said anything about racism?
    1
  14680. Sovereign wealth funds usually are abused for politics, but if the US had one it wouldn't be under the control of the White House
    1
  14681.  @antonystringfellow5152  yes, but paved roads are the mark of a developed country. And China works very hard to look like a developed country even while having living standards closely akin to Mexico. Ergo you get narrow local highways built paper thin that turn to rubble in a few years, while a handful of decent but overcrowded roads have heavy tolls and predatory fines which is how the road is paid for. One YouTube who lived in China said on local highways you'll find mostly motorcycles and semis as the former aren't allowed on toll roads and the latter can't afford to keep paying all those fees (I.E. a 5 ton weight limit on a 4 ton truck, plus cops get a cut of every ticket issued).
    1
  14682. Because girls aren't hardasses like we pretend they are
    1
  14683. Con man? HE NEVER EVEN SPENT THE MONEY HE EARNED LEGALLY! "Degenerate gambler" is the word you're looking for.
    1
  14684.  @sweealamak628  in case you missed it, he ran a family office because he was banned from handling other people's money. His former clients appear to have earned money given no complaints from them and the growth of Hwang's account. Instead what you're looking at is a gambler's rationalization. Where in his mind the insane risk is ok because if he gets the dough he can do wonders for charity. More importantly, note his biggest expense was the money he gave to charity.
    1
  14685.  @sweealamak628  I'm not sure if you're refusing to here a kind word about Hwang because sour grapes, or you don't know how margin works. Of course these brokers lent him money, for the same reason Robinhood will lend literally anyone money. They retain the right to liquidate your positions at any time for any reason. SEC rules say you can only borrow twice what you invest with your own money, but Hedge Funds are exempt from that rule and borrow whatever the banks are willing to give (from twice, the 25 times as much as invested depending on what the strategy is).
    1
  14686.  @sweealamak628  liars and hypocrites burn in hell
    1
  14687.  @sweealamak628  shut up
    1
  14688.  @sweealamak628  shut up
    1
  14689.  @sweealamak628  shut up
    1
  14690.  @sweealamak628  shut up
    1
  14691. Why do you think everyone is leaving China and/or giving up on having sex? It's because they poisoned everything and there's little food except what is imported at great expense. Watch the population fall by +50% in coming decades
    1
  14692. 100% of thieves think business is fundamentally predatory. 100% of people who delude themselves that all businesses are predators are thieves themselves. It's as simple as that.
    1
  14693. Here's VICE, continuing to prove that people are just weird...
    1
  14694. Shut up
    1
  14695. No, the Egyptian authorities fight each other as often as anyone else. The killers are probably just the enforcers for some gang.
    1
  14696.  @markwinner274  I know all that, I said it is widely believed the government fears angry mobs. Egyptians like to pretend they can control the government by throwing things at cops, but they can hardly even control all the wild dogs whom they also like to throw things at.
    1
  14697.  @benschillinger8304  dude, idiots on both sides of Iran's internal war will spam hate speach against Jews
    1
  14698.  @benschillinger8304  dude, idiots on both sides of Iran's internal war will spam hate speach against Jews
    1
  14699. A bit more than McDonald's. More like a regional supermarket. But unless you can automate the process you can't change that
    1
  14700. Depends
    1
  14701. The gatherings aren't illegal. The weird stuff many people do at these gatherings are. And the governor doesn't control the cops or courts.
    1
  14702.  @maxmeier532  Mr. Trump is not the GOP
    1
  14703.  @ColdRunnerGWN  You have no means of knowing that
    1
  14704.  @ColdRunnerGWN  come on. We all know you'd say that even if you knew it wasn't so.
    1
  14705.  @vinceb8041  I might have assumed you were calling the ex-cop a gang member
    1
  14706. This isn't remotely slavery. It's a scam. I had heard of other cases of hired caretakers overcharging or being absentee, which represents more typical case. I am also personally aware of a case where adult children fought over power of attorney over their senile mother. But that had nothing to do with money and everything to do with ego.
    1
  14707. Liars burn in hell with their tongues inside their own rectums.
    1
  14708. Not necessarily. It might just fail to pump
    1
  14709.  @Zone47.  Hitler said that about Communists as he planned Barbarossa. And I repeat, Marx hated his parents. In fact, he makes implicit death threats against them in much of his work.
    1
  14710.  @Zone47.  Exactly. It was bullshit
    1
  14711.  @Zone47.  How can you talk so much but say so little?
    1
  14712.  @Zone47.  ChatGPT just Googles stuff. It's regurgitating the current consensus, errors included.
    1
  14713. That's silly. You can't ban losing money because hard times happen, and when you're starting any business there's a time between when you start building and when you start making money. I.E. You may take investors to build a railroad, post losses for a year while building it, then post profits when it is operational. Warren Buffet himself said he can't rule out investing in a company with zero revenue, but he rarely buys companies that are losing money because generally the risks outweigh the rewards he says. A lot of the blitzscalers did become profitable, if only slightly. However, a lot of these firms have no intention of becoming profitable and are simply ponzi schemes funded by pyramid schemes. The founders know they will dissolve, but get to spend as much as a decade living the high life until then. The initial investors don't care, they just want to scale up the business so they can dump their share at a profit on the open market. Identifying and avoiding these idiots is an effective way to get money.
    1
  14714. Lose the political BS.
    1
  14715.  @michaelbyrne8238  but you are, so get drafted
    1
  14716.  @TheLion377  Qatar and Dubai and other Arab states aren't developed either
    1
  14717. Only 10% of the company becomes publicly traded shares.
    1
  14718. There's a maze of committees and and on staff lawyers this has to go through and a backlogged schedule for arguments to be presented on the floor. Like Twitter, Congress tends to argue in circles.
    1
  14719. The Indians are Canadians now. Get over it
    1
  14720. It's called a ponzi scheme
    1
  14721. The driver's head.
    1
  14722. The reason they assume the storm lasted that long is based on how long it takes for a certain type on rock to form in current conditions
    1
  14723. That's actually the safest place to test one
    1
  14724. Cartels are vigilantes have some armored trucks and no air support.
    1
  14725.  @dominickefrim3088  in a videogame, yeah. EMPs are produced by nukes in real life. The EMP in sci-fi comes from Starfish Prime. When the US detonated a nuke in space to see how it messed with the Earth's magnetism. It knocked out transmissions across continents and fried satellites and produced massive auroras.
    1
  14726.  @dominickefrim3088  you got scammed
    1
  14727.  @dominickefrim3088  there are electronic interference devises for sale, but that is not the same
    1
  14728. In India the degrees are fake and everyone knows it. As if chemists that don't know what free radicals are. In Mexico the schools simply lack quantity and quality and almost all degrees are vocational and most Mexicans can't afford it but they're real schools.
    1
  14729. They're scamming VC firms. None of those robots were built for the task they are using them for.
    1
  14730. FINALLY! Some impartial reporting.
    1
  14731. You say that as if you're the type that likes to blame white people when Arabs murder each other.
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  14732. @Riftrender  even so, propaganda and rhetoric does nothing for no one and doesn’t count as "backing." Backing coups is what the US did in the Barbary Wars when they lent US marines to one sultan in order to oust another sultan who was sponsoring piracy.
    1
  14733.  @davidscholz7489  the pay is actually decent
    1
  14734. They're still running. They like to call them mental health care now
    1
  14735. We could have gone full Afrikaner and made it a wheeled vehicle, but I think people would be unhappy no matter what they did
    1
  14736. People? Asking for a friend.
    1
  14737. Because we can afford them and streets aren't as congested here as other places.
    1
  14738. Socialist economists are fake economists.
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  14739. Don't blame banks for war-induced inflation. Even if they take bills out of circulation markets will still go crazy.
    1
  14740.  @TheImperatorKnight  no one needs an excuse to print money. No one is playing 4d chess with war declarations just to screw you out of meager savings. The fact of the matter is nations invariably do throw all they got into a war and purse strings are just as important as logistics. Collosal bankruptcies are frequent, like the collapse of Napoleonic France where massive debts, collapsing industry, and the death of so many of the most productive workers meant there was simply no way to arm and supply troops anymore. A failure which can be calculated in currency and relative prices.
    1
  14741. Most buildings are self built with local stone, and allegedly the cement was diluted. Crumbles like dry bread under an earthquake.
    1
  14742. @nyashachifamba7938  most charity funds are stolen in that part of the world. The scam is to file as a non-profit, take donations, and use that money to give loans, run vocational schools, and run workshops.
    1
  14743. Israel's economy is akin to Australia. The only thing that is cheap is housing and food
    1
  14744. @hightide4782 your info may be years outdated
    1
  14745. Except Jake isn't making any money.
    1
  14746. How?
    1
  14747. Shut up
    1
  14748. Don't you have a puppy to slaughter?
    1
  14749. Shut up
    1
  14750. Shut up. Get drafted
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  14751. Let's see how you feel when forced to off a dude.
    1
  14752. The two aren't related
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  14753. Lose the clickbait. Voice of experience, small loans to degens is a lot of risk for very little money.
    1
  14754. You heard of man riding dragon? Get ready for toad riding snake!
    1
  14755.  @DrumsBah  I've met retards with psych BAs
    1
  14756.  @lautaroka5847  lose the meaningless jargon
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  14757.  @b.m5257  yep. It's all about arguing, not knowledge
    1
  14758. @b.m5257  according to what I heard from Legal Eagle, it's mostly about pretending you read more case study material than you really did as the assignments are impossible
    1
  14759. This isn't about those azzholes, this is about scammers trolling academics
    1
  14760. That's silly. The smoke from BBQs alone puts out more CO2 than any space agency.
    1
  14761.  @4777hamza  The newspapers were simply a reflection of the general public. Not dumb, just trusting.
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  14762. @Lawofimprobability Then go be a better journalist. I bet a thousand bucks you'll be spewing out partisan flaimbait within a month.
    1
  14763. @Lawofimprobability Human error/vice does. Including yours and mine.
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  14764. 20 grand is a lot. The problem is a lot of these guys are both frauds and ponzi schemers spending money wildly
    1
  14765. No
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  14766. How much have you lost on your stock picks so far?
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  14767. Assuming that's true, you know they're a broker-dealer, right? Those shares probably went to some idiot hedge fund
    1
  14768. Except for the fact Israel imported British democracy.
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  14769. Sign you have no idea what you're talking about.
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  14770. Shut up
    1
  14771. @E don't you have a shock therapy session or something?
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  14772. It isn't public
    1
  14773. Because you're using it as a cover for illegal weed business just like everyone else. Now shut up
    1
  14774.  @AbiFrench  how much is that worth?
    1
  14775. @Zayn Zayn you mind lending me that crystal ball when you're done with it or are you going to keep your rumor-mongering to yourself?
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  14776.  @patricialucious9353  no one understands that rambling
    1
  14777.  E.u lefty Dictatorship   like... You?
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  14778.  @Hideyoshi147  lose the red herring fallacy. But to answer your question yes it is coincidence. We're the size of Europe and have a lot of large national parks. That and California has some ridiculously strict laws about who can fight fires and cut away woodlands. Fires break out from spontaneous combustion, idiots with campfires, fireworks, lightning, and so forth. Usually they're put out before they damage anything besides timberlands.
    1
  14779.  @Hideyoshi147  you're a liar, too
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  14780.  @Hideyoshi147  fire in 118 places, liar.
    1
  14781. Dude, you're from a culture where politicians all copy George Washington, who was a career army officer who dressed in regs and marched in step even on his days off. Milei is appealing to Argentinians who are mostly of American Indian descent and many have gang affiliations.
    1
  14782.  @thijmepoiesz9989  Dude, the biggest losers of the Housing Bubble were the fools pumping up the bubble regardless if they were rich or poor.
    1
  14783.  @manender1020  hardly. A lot of stuff is manually removed or remonitized. It's just not worth their time to fix every tiny injustice
    1
  14784.  @Abdega  Those are likely shows which YouTube owns the rights to and has been manually approved
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  14785. I thought it was a pun on gringo.
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  14786. Do they need one?
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  14787. Shut up al-Thani
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  14788. You're having way too much fun with that film editing software.
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  14789. Liar.
    1
  14790. Impossible to prove
    1
  14791. @sharinganeye9755  That is what the lawyers call "snatching defeat from the jaws of victory" +1
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  14792. @tonyteresa8145  I didn't say she was, I said any good lawyer would arhue that
    1
  14793. @sharinganeye9755  I didn't say she wasn't, I said any good lawyer would argue that
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  14794. @Bubba__Sawyer  read what I said
    1
  14795. @sharinganeye9755  Like... You? Lose the bull, a lawyer will say whatever a judge wants to hear to at least get reduced charges
    1
  14796. @Ajon83  even so
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  14797. @thevalorousdong7675  I didn't say anyone was innocent, I said what any defense lawyer would say, and someone else is saying that this freak is claiming the cops offed him for no reason at all, which definitely will result in conviction
    1
  14798. I fail to see how there's any strategy to this. The PLA runs for profit, and civil industry is applied to military affairs. Why would they have it any other way?
    1
  14799. Shut up
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  14800.  @intergalacticolive  shut up
    1
  14801. Warren Buffet is the biggest shareholder
    1
  14802. Ok, doomer.
    1
  14803. Not everything requires retraining. Especially when it's human responses to when a guy is suddenly trying to murder you.
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  14804.  @The482075  no one did
    1
  14805. I heard of taking risks but these guys were speeding in a car full of drugs....
    1
  14806. Who cares?
    1
  14807. "Animal rights" idiots don't care about animals, they hate humans. One diary farmer on Facebook said his videos get routinely trolled by people straight up lying about what is in the video
    1
  14808. Vending machines in general need to spread just so we don't have as many underpaid jobs like cashier
    1
  14809.  @junlee7386  sarcasm.
    1
  14810.  @junlee7386  because it is too absurd to be taken seriously
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  14811.  @junlee7386  Your cowardice and stupidity
    1
  14812.  @junlee7386  You already know the answer, coward.
    1
  14813. Who says they're involved?
    1
  14814. Lose the insults
    1
  14815. Username checks out
    1
  14816. Come on. We all know the DR government has been fighting over mines for decades.
    1
  14817. I love it when the host roasts his fans...
    1
  14818. The Arabs will take anyone that'll fall for their scams.
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  14819. It was just a big number she pulled from thin air
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  14820. At which point everyone with interest in it will be in jail.
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  14821. Because most of the work isn't in growing the cocoa crops and these guys don't have any sort of expertise or equipment to run a commercial operation.
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  14822. You sure as hell aren't a nurse. Or at least, you were promptly fired for your lies, incompetence, and theft.
    1
  14823. They set their own interest rate. Everyone else simply copies them. If they raise their rates, more people will borrow from the gov, and they can burn that money. If they lower their rates, more people will borrow from the government, and they can print that money
    1
  14824. Read subtitles.
    1
  14825. You know, this one might actually work, but it frankly looks real expensive.
    1
  14826. Come on. The whole Olympics have always been fake.
    1
  14827.  @infiltr80r  people where I'm from don't distinguish between the USSR and Warsaw Pact
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  14828.  @infiltr80r  some people around the world don't. And like I care.
    1
  14829. What?
    1
  14830. Some people just have trouble with authority
    1
  14831.  @Nodnarbero  I'd hate to dick measure but I really am a military historian specializing in terrorism. The only feelings I have is how much your arrogance and bias warrants getting drafted into the marines.
    1
  14832.  @robashton8606   I'm literally the expert. Whole lot of Dunning-Kruger Effect when it comes to Africa from people making broad historic assessments about Africa when they will admit to not knowing many basic facts.
    1
  14833. Those ads get removed all the time. There's always more scammers who just make new accounts
    1
  14834. Why?
    1
  14835. Except there's nothing sophisticated going on. Just bribes and insider trading.
    1
  14836. Boeing isn't a tech startup, management simply wanted it to be one
    1
  14837.  @tomlxyz  commercial banks aren't investment banks.
    1
  14838. *quadrillionaire
    1
  14839. Artificial demand
    1
  14840. One of the causes of the migration outward is over the past decade, most of Cuban's contracts to supply doctors abroad have been canceled. Also, their biggest trading partner was Venezuela's Maduro government, and they're so broke that even Maduro himself has to barter for essentials.
    1
  14841. No. Murder is murder no matter where you are
    1
  14842.  @huzib.8623  doesn't say that. It says previously charged. I'm assuming the courts were moving at a snail's pace
    1
  14843.  @RemplacementTV  shut up
    1
  14844. No, the guys who answer the door brandishing are gangsters or wannabe gangsters. The people you're thinking of are just into the sport of shooting paper because it is fun. A lot of these guys work out, a lot of them go for toughguy careers, a lot like having positions of authority. The technical term is they "live vicariously" as mighty warriors, and a lot of them will straight up lie about the likelihood of getting involved in an incident.
    1
  14845. He makes good rockets
    1
  14846. Namely yours, gong-fei
    1
  14847. Let's see how you feel when we force you to off a dude
    1
  14848.  @thebranch3874  shut up
    1
  14849.  @barbanderson8439  bug off, edgelord
    1
  14850.  @Boltwin89  liars burn in hell
    1
  14851. My first guess is that was a suicide by cop.
    1
  14852. Because China was not growing by that much.
    1
  14853. Drug gangs and counterfeiters are sometimes one and the same. VICE reporters found Mexican counterfeit drugs that had real medicine subsituted with the far cheaper fentanyl.
    1
  14854. Who even reads them? Their YouTube channel is dead.
    1
  14855. Also, never get a floating rate mortgage.
    1
  14856.  @tira2145  there's a lot more asset managers than those guys. And they deal in investment vehicles and neither own nor choose the properties they buy.
    1
  14857.  @tira2145  blackrock isn't government funded, again they're asset managers taking investor dollars and buying what investors want. Where you're getting your info? A Reddit conspiritard sub?
    1
  14858.  @tira2145  I don't have time to teach you macroeconomics and the Federal funds rate.
    1
  14859. Do you have a death wish?
    1
  14860. They didn't do that
    1
  14861. Lose the stupid partisan junk
    1
  14862.  Ops Blac  shut up
    1
  14863. Any Planet 9 absolutely MUST be named Yuggoth! I INSIST!
    1
  14864. Ha.
    1
  14865. You erection is getting a little wimp by the looks of it.
    1
  14866.  @AgendaFiles  did I say everyone?
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  14867.  @AgendaFiles  a lot of people are powerless but power hungry. They might defend a regime one moment, and spot their chance to seize control the next.
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  14868.  @AgendaFiles  since when does more people in on a scheme make it sincere or legal? But more to the point, when the Free Officers took over Egypt, they outlawed any major cliques in government so that no one could take over like they did. They also deplored their predecessor's corruption whilst giving their cronies large cash "bonuses," extra leave days, wild drinking parties with prostitutes, and other perks. All the while insisting they took over for the good of the Egyptian people...
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  14869.  @AgendaFiles  you have a excessively idealized perception of revolts. But note the term Revolution refers to the turning of a wheel on it's axel. All sorts of wars happened that are characterized as Revolutions, and sometimes the only difference between a coup, civil war, riot, and revolution which you want to call it. Again some people support/oppose such uprising based not on the national interest but their personal interest. Like how the Syrian Ba'ath was a conglomerate of Arab Socialist parties. However, after seizing power the only Socialist reform they introduced was nationalizing major businesses... Whose budget they treated as their personal pocketbooks. During the time when Syria went through a dozen governments in just as many years, however, there were many instances where the bottom line between a group's support/opposition was whether or not their bosses could get cut into the deal. There were coups within coups as party bosses knocked each other off so they could dominate the movement, and so on and so forth. Criminality knows no social barriers.
    1
  14870. Ha
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  14871. Not always, some people steal money just so they can show off how rich they are. Like the ponzi schemers that bought a cruise liner to form an independent state without thinking about how they would pay for gas
    1
  14872. There's no one to root for.
    1
  14873. What?
    1
  14874. Affordable homes and affordable loans are totally different things
    1
  14875. ​@missamae34 we have small apartments if you need one
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  14876. He was also obsessed with 4d chess moves and wouldn't be caught dead in such a position. At one point he allowed his men to be arrested because while they did their job and robbed/vandalized a Jewish store they destroyed evidence and made it look like garden variety crime rather than take credit for a terror attack.
    1
  14877. But it's fun.
    1
  14878. ​@yxon_koxk8507 do you have a death wish child?
    1
  14879.  @KrinkleBear  go away before you get doxxed
    1
  14880. A big part is because he's done his hair the exact same way since before YouTube was cool.
    1
  14881. Pretty much. But chumps trade it anyway and the dealers make a spread.
    1
  14882.  @ProGamerKid2000  wait, you want to decriminalize assaulting an officer? You're going to end up on this channel and I'm gonna laugh.
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  14883.  @ProGamerKid2000  something got lost in Google translate....
    1
  14884. Hilarious. But some people will say that unironically.
    1
  14885.  @QuizmasterLaw  don't be ridiculous. People were indiscriminately buying emergency goods like bottled water and predicting the literal apocalypse. One economist predicted a ten year bear market and 8 figure death rate predictions were the norm.
    1
  14886.  @QuizmasterLaw  dude, people panicked. It was very annoying at the time all the insane stuff people were saying, and the contemptuous stuff at the other end where people licked store shelves to mock quarantine.
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  14887.  @QuizmasterLaw  there was never any threat of that occurring. And the literal conspiracy theory you're touting is quite the bizarre 4d chess that would be impossible to conceal and couldn't possibly work.
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  14888. Kadyrov.
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  14889.  @DK-ev9dg  Mind your own business, gong fei. Go back to cheating on US college entrance exams
    1
  14890. These are ponzi schemers that stupidly think they can bribe politicians. They don't really care if crypto succeeds
    1
  14891. Eh, no. The MPAT is expensive and useful because of the airburst feature, but there are plenty of HEAT rounds in use. No idea if any phase out is planned. Source: Was trained on both rounds
    1
  14892. Yeah, it is confined to YOU
    1
  14893. Don't worry. The only politicians that allow themselves to be bribed in this fashion are the ones that are also stealing campaign funds and can and will be criminally charged
    1
  14894. Found the crypto scammer
    1
  14895. What a waste of meat.
    1
  14896. A swap isn't imaginary. It's just an insane amount of leverage and you can lose more than your original investment. This is ok as long as position sizes are really small. That is exactly what Mr Hwang didn't do. The banks will give swaps because to them it's like a bond. They hold on to the shares, the investor covers any profit/loss, and they collect large fees. The investor will do it because the fees are far smaller than the cost of any stock option.
    1
  14897. BTW that account pretending to be Cold Fusion is a scammer.
    1
  14898.  @quelorepario  do you really think that psychobabble has anything to do with the topic at hand?
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  14899.  @quelorepario  you don't know the first thing about stocks or blockchain, do you?
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  14900.  @quelorepario  shut up and go back to buying lotto tickets. Leave investments to people who actually care about the odds.
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  14901.  @joelonzello4189  you're the last person anyone wants as judge, yourself includdd
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  14902.  @joelonzello4189  shut up. Get drafted.
    1
  14903. This aged like milk, but I'm sure everyone will defend his clearly false thesis anyway.
    1
  14904. It sure as hell won't. London is simply more centrally located for most buyers/sellers.
    1
  14905.  @МаксимСоколов-д4я  like you'd even know how a futures contract works. And this is a matter of geography since China actually owned LME
    1
  14906. Chinese car makers are desperate for cash. Of course they harass easy targets
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  14907. TIK, I think the word you are looking for is "integration."
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  14908. I wish
    1
  14909. That's a reserve, not an investment
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  14910.  @Justjennsworld  no, pedophile is a psychopath who likes children before puberty. The man in question had an underaged GF. I actually ran into this problem when I was a jailer. We had one 24 year old that was arrested for having a 15 year old GF and a huge bag of weed. I told him not to tell other inmates what he was in for because they might jump to conclusions.
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  14911. Who said these men are worse than the rest of them? These are simply the men that lost the war.
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  14912. It works on the same concept as hedge funds. It keeps price discovery accurate and gives men the chance to become rich. But for that very reason, it draws in a lot of greedy bastards to the point where on average the whole industry effectively subsidizes the consumer experience at their own expense.
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  14913. Liar
    1
  14914. Shut up
    1
  14915.  @georgepapabeis2964  You blame politics when you clearly just spelled out how bureaucracy is a b**
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  14916.  @ninofromkitchennightmares1497  You sure as hell don't. Ask a lawyer.
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  14917.  @Neojhun  found the drug dealer.
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  14918. The algorithm can be weird. If you include a word or phrase that is frequently reported, the computer may delete the comment. This leads some people to abuse the report button.
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  14919. Since when does Indian problems get covered by Bloomberg?
    1
  14920. @dennisd9554  these guys don't have one. They are pagans
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  14921. You spend way to much time addressing the insults that fools hurl at you.
    1
  14922. What?
    1
  14923. Shut up
    1
  14924. Or maybe your imagination wildly exaggerates the importance of oil. Also, you know geology and petroleum engineering are actual sciences, right?
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  14925. Trump never said/did most of the things Bolsonaro did. Although Trump's toxic fan base did do a lot of weird stuff.
    1
  14926. A ponzi scheme
    1
  14927. It makes ruch idiots give yiu money
    1
  14928. Russia doesn't actually arrest people for having an opinion, they arrest people for saying rude/hostile things about the government. There is legal opposition in Russia, but those guys usually complain about Moscow's "adventurism" when there are domestic issues at home like substance abuse, pensions, and the roads.
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  14929. @The Metal  Do you even know what the censorship law is called? It's called "unsubstantiated allegations against authorities" and its been around for as long as records exist. One woman arrested under this law for weeks made daily hostile posts saying everything connected to the government was evil. After a while the police called and warned her, and a week later they showed up and gave her a ticket. That is censorship in Russia. Also, all protests are considered disorderly conduct.
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  14930.  @Joey-ct8bm  dude, do you even know what bone records are?
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  14931. @хорошая жизнь  more to it than that, as credit ratings effect how much you can borrow. But regardless, Russia's credit has nothing to do with the fact they have a pension system.
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  14932.  @draculakickyourass  That’s Hong Kong, you twit!
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  14933.  @ФеофанЭтополедолжнобытьзаполне  Fair enough. To be fair, in the US harassment is considered harassment... Unless you're rich/famous and then it's considered protest. The oddity comes from how protests were legalized over here due to events during the Revolutionary War... And Americans idolize that period.
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  14934. Stupid crooks are easier to catch. Also, this one looks like a degen, where he knows he'll go to prison he just doesn't care
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  14935. Tanks are ideal for the American desert, but the idea a conventional war on that front is absurd
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  14936. The cannon was guaranteed to break any Soviet tank because it was specifically made to be overkill on all existing or potential tanks. Tanks haven't gotten heavier since the 1980's, it's simply not practical to put more armor on. @madkoala2130 
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  14937. Only Costco and Sam's Club have the problem of selling bigger portions than one family will use
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  14938. Vhut? Blackrock isn't involved
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  14939. Sign you have no idea what you're talking about.
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  14940. A foreign minister of all people should know proof doesn't matter when power politics are involved. Besides, all the people jailed/killed that we know of were Kazakh hooligans. No need to spin a conspiracy theory.
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  14941. If that were entirely the case, Japan should be America's enemy #1 post-WWII
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  14942.  @alexzero3736  not entire the case and by your logic it shouldn't have mattered since Japan begrudged the mass hanging of officers. But yet, they had a baseball craze instead. Likewise, Jordan should have eternally swore vengeance on Israel after 1967 instead of peacing out like they did. It seems that fines and blame shifting is the least of anyone's problems, even if idiots at the time wouldn't shut up about it
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  14943. Bizarre choice of adjective. Do you not like them simply because they made richest man in the world due to crazy stock markets?
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  14944. Tell that to GME pumpers.
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  14945. It lasts indefinitely. As in 3000 year old wheat found in a pyramid still grew.
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  14946. I'm surprised he didn't break his back literally.
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  14947. 0:10 Does that guy have an integrally suppressed weapon?
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  14948. You could do an episode on lasers. Even the US Navy and Israeli army are having trouble weaponizing lasers even though they are efficient enough to shoot down rockets. The reason is their size is limited because the lasing cavity cannot be bigger than the wavelength of light they're using, so current laser weapons are using dozens of smaller lasers being focused through incredibly complicated optics into a single laser.
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  14949. Skin color got nothing to do with this
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  14950. Same spam behavior, not necessarily the same people.
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  14951. Russia has real weapons and soldiers.
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  14952.  @gordonjohnson2497  yes.
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  14953. We use to invest in that country
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  14954.  @Taskandpurpose  Which just means the new one will be perceived as a pea shooter.
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  14955. That's an exaggeration. And don't call it incompetence when you definitely wouldn't have done better.
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  14956.  @ClxTablet-pv5hi  namely you
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  14957. I feel the same regardless who goes bankrupt. There was one short seller who actually lost everything over VW and committed suicide.
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  14958. Musk is African. He alternates between cheesy comraderie and petty vile feuding.
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  14959. Probably the only prop guns they had on hand....
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  14960. Those are called park benches
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  14961. Irrelevant
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  14962. "Letter to the Jury." That's called jury manipulation and is a felony.
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  14963.  @Khashmonet  good. Because if they do, it's a mistrial
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  14964. Shut up
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  14965. No one alleged any systemic issue except gangs over there
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  14966. Go away gong fei
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  14967. How you figure that number
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  14968.  @blackice214  These are trends that come and go with the decades, what you say is technically correct because other Latin American countries are also volatile.
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  14969.  @JaysonT975  OP and I are both American.
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  14970. Also note top comment is a guy complaining US sanctions aren't mentioned. They definitely were. But I guess you got to get a comment in early if you want meaningless upvotes.
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  14971. Could you have made it hurt more?
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  14972. 5g has nothing to do with 1g through 4g
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  14973. What situation? The Syrians earn that title for genociding the Mizrahi, not for doing nothing about the Yeshuv before it became Israel. Also the word anti-Semitic was coined by the Nazis as code for Jew-hating.
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  14974. 4:00 Covid deaths depend how you count and how well you count. If you have a mild case of Covid and have another ailment, some countries will count that as a Covid death and others won't, a major skew when Covid deaths are mostly those of frail dispositions. Also, turdworld countries like Sri Lanka generally lack the technicians and the equipment to accurately diagnose the bulk of Covid cases, and given the poor sanitation the real number is likely much higher than the provable number.
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  14975. If you don't know jack about stocks why you on this channel?
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  14976. You lost everything
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  14977. Rage is a hellofa drug......
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  14978. We ain't do that. I bet YOUR LIFE on it.
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  14979. No one cares about your stupid political editorials, VICE.
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  14980. Oddly enough, no one can tell who you're slamdering.
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  14981.  @nameberry220  you better not be referring to what I think you are. Because if ya are, then you are dead
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  14982. Public hub sales tax. Who takes those taxes if not player corporations.
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  14983. Do you have a death wish?
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  14984. Present it as a gift and say "Merry Christmas you filthy animal."
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  14985. How many accounts are you using to manipulate the vote, little pink?
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  14986. You know he's going into max security for this very reason, right?
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  14987. ​ @nmccw3245  in expensive business districts?
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  14988. Dude, it's the natural outcome of the battle royal for power. The commanders short change the soldiers, the soldiers extort the men, the men abuse the women, and the women neglect the children.
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  14989. The thing about lack of forward deployed Russians is the logistics of Eastern Europe are brutal. NATO commanders complained that the poor roads would limit the speed and size of reaction forces. This likewise means that Russia getting supply dumps and reserve units in place can take weeks or months depending on location. In fact, back before motorcars it was remarked that Russian armies were predisposed to be disorganized as battlegroups were a mismatch of whatever units happened to arrive to the theatre of war on time, with many units switching commanders as fast as they could march between remote camps.
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  14990. Trump fans are largely vaccinated, those fools would just damn anything put forward by a democrat. Meanwhile you, pendejo, are equating anything bad you see with Trump, which is equally silly.
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  14991. The band doesn't have to break any specific laws to get shut down, it just needs to tick off men with guns. Which is inevitable since they're trying to play politics with plays. And I saw a cross in the background, so is this group run by a church?
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  14992. IIRC the only reason Apple puts up with the counterfeiters is because they can't copy as fast as Apple can invent new stuff and the counterfeits are worthless anyway. This is liable to change very soon as Apple is near the max of what is theoretically possible with computers. China has no genuine phone brands because they lack the money and expertise to make the parts.
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  14993.  @robbarron4066  courts stopped going easy on women around the same time we stopped hanging men for piracy.
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  14994.  @robbarron4066  You're a guy. You make the money, your wife spends the money. Get over it.
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  14995. No it wouldn't. But obviously people get touchy about that junk
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  14996.  @boozecruiser  Equating jew-haters with GOP is absurd. The GOP are the "Christian Zionists" giving Israelis big guns, and if you press the matter further I will dox you
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  14997. BTW, this recruitment system was why for the longest of time it was possible to buy rank in many European armies.
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  14998. Shut up
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  14999.  @marklittler784  True, but that's assuming they chose the outlaw path to begin with
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  15000. That's an oxymoron. Natural disasters happen literally everywhere. As in you can't live without dealing with it
    1
  15001.  @Dfthg-bz3hp  you're losing money fast if you're half as egotistically incompetent as you sound.
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  15002. There's no way in hell they're rid of trade dependency with the US even if they have alien technology
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  15003.  @youssefnafaa9459  you don't know the meaning of the word
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  15004.  @bensneller5797  you're being rude. INCONCEIVABLE!
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  15005.  @bensneller5797  did I mention your JOB is at stake?
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  15006.  @bensneller5797  dude, these were all movie quotes
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  15007. Same story, different decade
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  15008. He isn't that kind of dumb.
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  15009. No one cares about sovereignty. We already own the island in practice.
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  15010.  @alexskatit4188  dude, he was assassinated by Columbian mercs working for unknown Haitian drug dealers. France has had nothing to do with Haiti in over a century and Haiti only has elections because the US offed every idiot that seized power in a coup
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  15011.  @blogintonblakley2708  you get permabanned from sites routinely, don't you. And no, you clearly don't know a thing about Aristide as he was ousted by a Haitian gang and that gang was ousted by the US (what do you know, Washington prefers elected leaders).
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  15012.  @blogintonblakley2708  that's baseless. You forget we export democracy.
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  15013.  @blogintonblakley2708  We singlehandedly keep them from going full Liberia, pendejo. In fact, there have been many times when Haiti explicitly asked for US marines to be stationed there.
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  15014.  @tracynichols5364  vhut?
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  15015. By US law they're civilly liable to try and remove crooks. Whether or not they succeed in doing so is another matter.
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  15016. Calling gas engines inefficient compared to electric anything is silly. Gas is cheap and stores a lot of energy, get over it.
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  15017. Like you would know
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  15018. Bagholder detected.
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  15019. The trouble is the camera is bouncing all over his shirt, but going frame by frame you see yes the suspect was waving the gun at the officer. And most cities don't like spending money, so a lot of body cameras are made by the lowest bidder. There was one time in NYC where 40,000 had to be recalled when the battery of one exploded at random.
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  15020. Read the description
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  15021. I'll bet Cynthia harbors delusions that regular jobs are "exploitative."
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  15022. Vhut? The guy was methed up and attacking them
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  15023. *any civilization.
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  15024. Shut up. The suspension was your fault
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  15025. Case in point that lotteries are fueled by greed
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  15026. You should do a piece on lithographic machines. The devices that make these devices possible.
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  15027. Not just the debt, but the economy was cannibalized for the war effort. Equal amount of cash plus less to buy with it equals rising prices.
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  15028. I see why Alexander used a sword...
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  15029. Leeks is the term they use. Disposable people. Everyone wants to be the manager on the home front sending men to their deaths and stealing from the payroll
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  15030. It's a commodity and the consumer is a rich chump. Theoretically their business model could work until they buy a fake or the market gets saturated with sellers.
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  15031.  @MrDwightsimon  possibly. I ain't the one buying these, though
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  15032. Most banks weren't into this junk, you just notice these idiots more. And no, incompetence is not a crime.
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  15033.  @andreaderbyshire2613  yours?
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  15034.  @najmabegum5789  you mind making sense?
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  15035.  @heidi22209  no one cares
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  15036.  @supertuscans9512  incompetence is not a crime
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  15037.  @furrycheetah  which one?
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  15038.  @bh5037  civilized governments provide insurance and heavy regs against that. I.E. when SVB declared bankruptcy, the FDIC literally showed up and took over.
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  15039.  @Claire-xh5mv  Well that rules you out. Also, quit using "hold accountable" as a euphanism for "punish severely." Investment bankers get fired all the time, that's actually one of the issues. Most investment banks fire their lowest 10-20% and promote their best to replace them every year. Performance is measured almost exclusively in how much money they make the company. The secret about leadership is that no one in the world really knows what they're doing. And in this case, Credit Suisse is huge and these scandals were spread out across thousands of men, a few of which went to prison.
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  15040. @xa-12musk8  the rest of us have no sympathy for pirates, because there's no time or place in history that matches that description
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  15041. Dude, the cartels are no different than anyone else down there.
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  15042. Borderlands called, they want their Psycho back!
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  15043. Max security is mental torture, but it won't kill. He did get a suspicious head injury when initially arrested and that's a mystery I don't want to solve
    1
  15044. "So many wars" is a bit of an exaggeration. Some of those conflicts would have happened anyway, and many areas saw nothing important happen.
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  15045. A lot of these cars aren't even licensed for Chinese roads but they make them anyway
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  15046. I assume that's sarcasm?
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  15047.  @QuizmasterLaw  googling... All I got is a Slavic band and a term that means either slave or thrall. And I certainly didn't mean to imply either of those things weren't common back in the day, as was extortion and revenge murder. The difference is the Nazis were talking about enslaving entire surviving populations.
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  15048.  @zava5025  please leave history to those of us who actually read history
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  15049.  @zava5025  you're on a channel with the highest ratio of degreed historians anywhere on YouTube. You sure you want to throw around baseless insults, conspiritard?
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  15050.  @zava5025  shut up and get drafted, you lying hypocrite.
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  15051.  @zava5025  shut up
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  15052.  @zava5025  shut up
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  15053. This guy was still at his house after beating one dude and killing another? Doesn't he know his target will call the police if he lived?
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  15054. Is that an actual stat or you talking trash?
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  15055. That's what you are, kid
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  15056. Those idiots can't turn a profit even with fraud and extortion working for them.
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  15057. It's called the k-factor
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  15058. More than that but yeah, cut the lootbox
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  15059. Irrelevant
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  15060. Zip it
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  15061. AKA State of Denial
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  15062. Investment vehicle that threatens legal action against people who write bear cases? Who's manipulating markets now?
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  15063. @Lazarus No, US production is about the same as it was in the 80's, but it's also highly volatile because stupid politics whilst consumption has continued to rise regardless of all the alternatives getting massive funding.
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  15064. Weird blame shifting, almost as if you only read the wiki with the full intent of blaming ex-colonists regardless if it made sense. Unsubscribed.
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  15065. The only profitable high speed rail is in Japan, and not just because they're rich but because they got lots of sardine can cities.
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  15066. Public infrastructure should always at least break even, because that means the difficult to measure and uncertain macroeconomic gains are profit
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  15067.  @Allangulon  why the frick would it be? As long as there's food imports cuties can be ridiculously dense
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  15068.  @CA999  well, you're on the right channel since you don't know a thing about economics or global affairs
    1
  15069. The judgement is inevitable due to the clarity of the law, that doesn't mean the courts don't move at a snail's pace
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  15070. Some places used that for a while, but I haven't heard of anyone using that arbitrary metric recently
    1
  15071. He doesn't want to get banned from the shooting range...
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  15072.  @swaygfx  Everyone uses the word. What you on about?
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  15073.  @swaygfx  assassination is a term coined by Sheakspear. Everyone who speaks english uses it, period
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  15074.  @swaygfx  if that were true you'd be dead
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  15075.  @juniecharles9345  Do I care? That got nothing to do with why this idiot was offed.
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  15076. That's how they get paid
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  15077. Imagine the sound of a wooden barrel slowly bursting with pressure
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  15078. @Coffeemancer  I think the composite material was analogous to wood, so cracking meant exactly what you think
    1
  15079. Weird joke
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  15080. This is the point where the German High Command should have realized they were in a bad spot.
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  15081. Please leave Brazil to people who know basic facts about Brazil.
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  15082. The "unable to aford a $1,000 emergency expense" is a deliberate falsification by sensationalist news. Most people do not have $1,000 in the bank, but we all have credit cards that make that a moot point and they only charge interest after a month.
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  15083. Dude, Robinhood was found to have been coerced by clearing houses. These guys allegedly have overlapping ownership with the big losers of that day's trading.
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  15084. Driving people into bankruptcy doesn't equal green anything becoming a thing. Besides, almost all of these guys have diversified into green energy for this very reason (Ford makes some nice EVs).
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  15085. It's only quasi-religious and no one controls the group. The reason some people think it's a cult is because Communists insist on calling it that, but at one point one in five Chinese commies were into it.
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  15086. Lose the false dichotomy. He didn't give an opinion on specific state institutions nor did he say how things SHOULD be run, he simply explained the reality of Socialists. I'm not familiar enough with local politics in Scandinavia to give an opinion. But what I understood there's a bunch of state controls in some areas but not others and there's still an open market. Heck, Norway has a sovereign wealth fund that's a hedge fund, what could be less red than that?
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  15087.  @billbolton  excuse me, but investing assumes an open market to invest in. Investment funds are not possible in any totalitarian state.
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  15088.  @billbolton  if you don't know or care for basic facts about business and economics, why you so intent on damning everyone richer than you?
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  15089. Vhut? Washington was descended from English barons, just like most of America's richest citizens.
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  15090. Is that a joke?
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  15091. Worse. Chinese markets don't follow first world logic.
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  15092. We can, we just complain about stuff
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  15093. It literally isn't. They have a mutual enemy, nothing more.
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  15094. @shades2.183  do you even know what colony means?
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  15095. You say that as if you're the type to actively lie about basic economics.
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  15096.  @WithoutRemorse12  yep, found the incompetent liar. Get drafted, you arrogant freak.
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  15097.  @blazeyfam  found the drug dealer.
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  15098. @Charles Coderre oh, there were black markets for everything. State fixed prices and supply plus human managers meant none of these lined up. Overpriced goods would sit on store shelves until sold on black market. Underpriced goods would sell out immediately only to be resold at fair value. This was made worse by Soviet monopoly, as Lenin started the trend of destroying capitalism by debasing the currency. Even jeans had black markets since they weren't made in the USSR. The few that trickled in sold for as much as $300.
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  15099.  @Sokrates66  I wouldn't be sure. Just keep in mind real world booms aren't as epic as the ones in pop culture.
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  15100.  @Sokrates66  didn't look like that happened.
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  15101. Rising prices is the definition of inflation.
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  15102. They're a lot of things, but they ain't a fraud. They just get the hate because people envy their money, or are afraid of people knowing about their porn searches and/or rude things they said when arguing politics
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  15103.  @Mamamoosa  but you use it
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  15104.  @Mamamoosa  liar
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  15105.  @Mamamoosa  worthless at some point, but don't fix a date to that
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  15106. They knew this was coming when he was refusing to drop the knife. They called an ambulance and took it outside while still trying to get him to surrender. Some men just want to live free and die fighting.
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  15107. Tanks last that long too, but the old ones tend to get sold to turdworld allies. Just a couple years ago the Jordanian Army hired US engineers to outfit its Patton tanks with modern electronics.
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  15108. No, that's literally impossible. Inside the US judges can issue orders to freeze bank accounts if it's believed the funds are the product of crime, but no one in the world controls the banking system.
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  15109. Shut up. Get drafted
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  15110.  @happynow6504  only if you're a liar.
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  15111.  @happynow6504  only liars claim all elections are rigged.
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  15112.  @happynow6504  shut up, liar.
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  15113.  @happynow6504  shut up
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  15114. Wrong inferrence made in intro. The firerate of a SMG hardly indicates quality as recoil, accuracy, and reliability are big issues. Especially with these 3d printed guns.
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  15115. The blocking of Khan on YouTube and Facebook is merely a matter of his enemies abusing the report button. If enough people say post "promotes teerorism," then the computer will suspend the channel automatically.
    1
  15116. Come on, you know that ain't what happened
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  15117. Sht up
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  15118.  @harryniedecken5321  That's a fact of life in a town. Especially one on a little island.
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  15119. That doesn't say very much
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  15120. He personally did nothing, especially when most of the fighting occurred during Mr Obama's administration. And the Caliphate itself was crushed by NATO forces but most remote towns are run by gangs.
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  15121. GME fools want domination over rich people more than anything else and exhibit the same fanatical behavior you see in toxic sports fans and terror supporters. So the answer is YES, no amount of money will satisfy any of them, and they frankly are just getting what they deserve.
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  15122. Dude, he said it never left the drawing board. No one here believes anyone tried to build this thing.
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  15123.  @danielleriley2796  what you freaking out about? It was on the drawing board and got canceled. No facts in dispute
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  15124.  @danielleriley2796  so much typing over such a minuscule matter....
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  15125.  @danielleriley2796  I think you don't know half as much on this topic as you're boasting about.
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  15126.  @danielleriley2796  I dont care
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  15127. Easy to say that until someone gets offed.
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  15128.  @chinavirus841  that's silly.
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  15129. No one cares what you don't get, pendejo
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  15130. They ain't cowards like you.
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  15131. Satoshi was British
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  15132. Come now. Thousands of companies take lots of risks like this but we're only angry at the ones that lay people off
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  15133. Money.
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  15134. You don't need to convince someone to go all in, you need to look legit enough that wealth managers and ETF managers and other super-diverses people will buy some shares at a decent price.
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  15135. Lock your doors, Winston. We know for a fact Chinese police have been sent overseas to harass/kidnap outlaws, and you look like a prime target.
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  15136. Duh. The fact it is outlawed attaches a premium to the service, giving dough to anyone willing to go to jail. You can actually see how drugs become more expensive as they move into places where the law is better enforced because you have to pay more to entice someone to take that risk.
    1
  15137.  @Spiral.Dynamics  the stints in jail you did say otherwise, ya degenerate.
    1
  15138. Come on. We all know the Indians would retaliate against Canada no matter who did it.
    1
  15139. @ Slavery suits you
    1
  15140. @seth5143  lying is not necessary in this instance, Greedo
    1
  15141. @johns5558  The video IS what big game theft looks like. Any delusions to the contrary will get you doxxed
    1
  15142. The best diversification is a short position as it destroys your correlation to all markets. The trouble is finding trash to short.
    1
  15143. They also lost everything, so it's water under the bridge
    1
  15144. Vhut?
    1
  15145. The love of power is equally destructive
    1
  15146. You opinion is irrelevant
    1
  15147. Guys, there's no point in saving when inflation is high. You can expect a reversion to the mean soon enough.
    1
  15148. Not really. Recall people were adding their names to all the papers they could often without even knowing what the research was about. This egomaniac would totally be stupid enough to do that
    1
  15149.  @Archangelm127  I wish
    1
  15150. Even if that were true it woudn't be murder, but excessive force. Your legal advice is so bad that if someone took it, you would be criminally liable. So shut up before you become this channel's guest star.
    1
  15151. I've seen it installed, none of it used
    1
  15152. Lying isn't necessary in this instance
    1
  15153. I wouldn't call it eventful. Just smaller repeats of things that happened years ago
    1
  15154. Vhut?
    1
  15155. Rotating detonation has nothing to do with 3D printing. That goon is just pumping a bubble
    1
  15156. Shut up, you don't know what you're talking about. And don't pretend you were never tempted to rearrange the face of such Karens back when you worked retail.
    1
  15157. A troll is someone who annoys you for their amusement. These are bullies.
    1
  15158. If the US government default, the whole planet is going with it.
    1
  15159. The old west wasn't any more violent than back east
    1
  15160. You mind making sense, greedo?
    1
  15161. Why to f*** wouldn't it?
    1
  15162. These aren't necessarily the same people, and the real cases that started this junk were dropfires. But yeah, a few of the alleged cases are just egomaniacs that won't admit accidents happen on their watch.
    1
  15163. You can shut the feck up about Mr. Baldwin.
    1
  15164. It was always a shithole.
    1
  15165. ​ @opairsoft8100 shut up, kid
    1
  15166. We have AC130, we have Apache
    1
  15167. India has always been like this
    1
  15168.  @omarfarique6304  every keeps going on about Islam banning interest but in fact Hawalas have been common practice in this area since forever.
    1
  15169. Nah, most brokers charge a small commission. One small broker only offers stocks and has no commissions or order flow. They make money through a variety of one-time fees.
    1
  15170. Don't be preposterous. The Fed is in control of the dollar, and those assholes are salaried.
    1
  15171. Equivalent to CBP in the US.
    1
  15172. You think soldiers are inheritantly nicer or more patriotic than others? No, most of us joined because it's a job, and some of us join to prove how tough we are.
    1
  15173. @deebeecooper8619  liar
    1
  15174. Mostly just deadbeats excusing why they is single
    1
  15175. Get drafted, punk.
    1
  15176.  @tobehonest7541  shut up.
    1
  15177. Who are you accusing? Some German nurse?
    1
  15178. The alcohol ban is just for show and is only enforced in select areas (namely airport security). The royals will probably specially bring in a shipment of beer for the event. Women should not leave the tourist area and should not travel alone.
    1
  15179. You also have to raise them right.
    1
  15180. And people wonder why a lot of countries still have death penalties.
    1
  15181.  @JC-zw2uh  so argumentative. Stats like that are subject to so many skews and culture-specific factors as to be of little use. Especially in places with low overall crime rates and few gangs. And you can't regress if you're dead, either.
    1
  15182.  @80YearOldWoman...  I'd rather get shot then have a lifetime of boredom. But there's also more cost effective ways of torturing people besides extreme boredom.
    1
  15183.  @JC-zw2uh  no, it definitely isn't. The only people who stop crimes before they happen are preachers and mothers. And you can take that from the terrorism expert. It's life. Stuff happens.
    1
  15184. Wut?
    1
  15185. At least one of central bankers in question stole Turkey's currency reserves.
    1
  15186. The only reason Haiti ever had elections was because the US offed any leader who came to power without one.
    1
  15187.  @alexskatit4188  shut up
    1
  15188. He lost stolen money​ @theguardian308 
    1
  15189. This is a global thing, silly
    1
  15190. You own a gas car. So shut up
    1
  15191.  @WScloudchaser84  found the pothead
    1
  15192.  @threesoftrees  lose the sensationalism. There simply is no front line in this war
    1
  15193. You own puts?
    1
  15194. Warren.
    1
  15195.  @marcopaciu5723  maybe just yours.
    1
  15196. People are talking about Robinhood as if amateur investing is new. No, exclusively professional trading was a zeitgeist of the 20th and late 19th century, before then most stocks were literally traded by ordinary people over the counter and by street vendors.
    1
  15197. That's actually not the same thing.
    1
  15198. At least one governor from this region openly appointed bandit captains to high office despite the warrants out for their arrest. The news definitely isn't the one spreading propaganda in this instance
    1
  15199. Dude, learn how to spot when greedy bastards are bullshitting.
    1
  15200. Because there is no difference between the migrants with visas and the illegals.
    1
  15201. It's next to impossible to get alpha gains from dividend stocks as they're so easy for an algorithm to accurately value and adjust the price according to risk.
    1
  15202. Celebrities are easy targets for such frauds because they can be trusting/naïve while there's a lot of money involved.
    1
  15203. Ponzi schemes
    1
  15204. Oil has nothing to do with why people use dollars.
    1
  15205. It's Ethiopia. They've all got problems
    1
  15206. Shut up
    1
  15207. It's pathological. They want to cheat their way to the top, so they'll do it
    1
  15208. SpaceX sort of does it as they're objective is to cut costs by simplifying. Or as Mr Musk said "The best system is no system."
    1
  15209.  @kukulroukul4698  uh... Mean to reply to someone else?
    1
  15210. There's ways to game or hack that system too.
    1
  15211. Because they work, while you do not.
    1
  15212.  @armchairwomanmao2922  where you are, maybe.
    1
  15213. You're going to get deported
    1
  15214. Ego is a hellofa drug
    1
  15215. Yes, but a lot of people have to physically meet people in the office.
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  15216. Saddam's funded a space gun for his Manhattan Project back in the day. He hired a disgraced western scientist, and the project ended with his assassination. He kept many key calculations in his head so that he would remain unfireable.
    1
  15217. Mexicans do not want Chinese cars.
    1
  15218.  @yuluoxianjun  your English sucks
    1
  15219. No. Screw that bullshit.
    1
  15220. Do you have a death wish?
    1
  15221. Pipe down, fireball. I actually can't even see who shot him and regardless if it wasn't justified all the bosses will be able to see that.
    1
  15222. Drug overdose, probably stolen property, warrants for his arrest, and a gun in his underwear. Not a good combo.
    1
  15223. Shut up
    1
  15224. Shut up. Get drafted
    1
  15225. Shut up
    1
  15226. Also, Chinese Ponzi schemes
    1
  15227. @ianmcnamee1652  lying isn't necessary in this instance
    1
  15228. The wages of sin...
    1
  15229. A major factor, but not the only one
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  15230. No one is taking design advice from yiu
    1
  15231. He had white Arkansans under his command at one point
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  15232. He went out like a goblin in a D&D campaign...
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  15233.  @Archeaon  Turkey wishes that to be so, but right now the only thing they have in common is a mutual enemy and Ankara only pretends to fight Yerevan.
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  15234. Some people will rage for weeks over a matter of a dollar (I've seen it happen). It's not about the money, it's about dominating neighbors.
    1
  15235. Irrelevant
    1
  15236. Since you're technically a member of an LLC I'm guessing yes you would be taxed once as income instead of taxed twice as unqualified dividends
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  15237. ​@Lav S we haven't bailed out a bank. Ever
    1
  15238.  @lavs8696  protects the customers, not the bank. Like FDIC insurace, which only covers up to a quarter million per person. No one cares about rich dudes. No one cares if they buy into hedge funds with predatory fees. No one cares if they take extreme leverage and lose it all. No one cares if their business goes kaput.
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  15239. @Lav S  come on. We both know you'd say that regardless if it were true. And why you expect me to care if the Feds do bailouts? And why you arbitrarily changing the definition of bailout?
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  15240.  @lavs8696  do you? Is it even relevant since those funds AREN'T being used in this case? Do you deal drugs for a living?
    1
  15241.  @lavs8696  You haven't read most of what I said, did you?
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  15242. You mind lending me that crystal ball when you're done with it?
    1
  15243.  @stevewatson6839  TIK is most concerned about pre-industrial economics than anything else
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  15244.  @cyngaethlestan8859  lean years in spring is a fact of life before rails
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  15245.  @derduebel  Not if you have any idea what either of those things are.
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  15246. Go scam somewhere else, freak show
    1
  15247. The thing is these days there are so many programs making degrees cheaper that a lot of majors have wide surpluses of persons. Especially if it's perceived as an easy degree (liberal arts) or a degree that will make you lots of money (programming).
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  15248. ​ @ZESAUCEBOSS I've received over 15 grand in grants and 100 grand in subsidized loans just for being poor. It's called FAFSA.
    1
  15249. ​ @222toastedtoasters3 he's even lying about the US which (as always) has programs similar to the UK.
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  15250.  @ZESAUCEBOSS  you might as well use it if the government pays for it. Patriotism is a myth.
    1
  15251. It's a hedge fund that doesn't take outside investors. A retail trader that hires analysts
    1
  15252. Lose the political BS
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  15253. No one shows up to arrest a drunk dude anticipating getting shot.
    1
  15254. I would teach you how to shoot a gun but I can't over the internet
    1
  15255. Says who?
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  15256. That may be your tastes changing or your kids getting taller or your wife getting wider.
    1
  15257. Be serious. Your life choices are your business, they don't reflect on greater good.
    1
  15258.  @davidz2562  your arrogance and libel is a bigger problem, David. It's the reason you can't keep a girl around to begin with.
    1
  15259. Shut up
    1
  15260. It's not running all the time, but the size of that motor says it consumes a lot when in use.
    1
  15261. You're assuming a conventional war between existing nations.
    1
  15262. When cheapskate cities put women in men's jobs......
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  15263. @robertallan6373  the point is idiot city officials keep putting girls in uniform because they think it's hot not comprehending what they really need
    1
  15264. Irrelevant
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  15265. Urbanization in China is largely fake. Autists leverage to the max to build things which generally sit empty, and city official inflate population numbers to get more state resources.
    1
  15266. A cannon is not necessarily better than a mortar.
    1
  15267.  @Necromancer_88  Sometimes you don't need a high velocity round. Sometimes you just need a lot of explosives going down range.
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  15268.  @Necromancer_88  Yes, but a mortar with the same price tag as a howitzer can send much bigger explosive shells down range much faster.
    1
  15269.  @Necromancer_88  If ypu measure in terms of explosives going down range, mortars are cheaper there too because there's little powder charge needed per shot.
    1
  15270. A bit of an exaggeration: It's only profitable because of that junk as even Tesla would lose money without it
    1
  15271. Terrorists like ammonium nitrate because it is cheap and plentiful
    1
  15272.  @ChevTecGroup  shut up, you don't know what you're talking about.
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  15273. Frankly, Andrewsarchus looks like you mixed up the bones of two different animals
    1
  15274. As if anyone is really fighting right now
    1
  15275. Wood isn't heavy enough. Even an idiot would see it's not gold @Halcon_Sierreno 
    1
  15276. Found the Californian
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  15277. The reason Atlantis comes up so much is because most people only know it from fiction so they assume it's a myth but there really was a history passage that Plato wrote that he doubted many of the details saying there was this people in the Atlantic who abandoned their islands because of soil liquifaction. Presenting Atlantis as fact, however, is just called lying. Either you heard about it through fiction, or you actually read Plato who doubted Atlantis existed too.
    1
  15278. He puts that on all his videos. It's mild clickbait
    1
  15279.  @PreferaBilly  that's not what I said at all, motard. Now shut up and enlist.
    1
  15280. Shut up
    1
  15281. They can keep their ponzi schemes to themselves
    1
  15282. Were they really planning a coup, or did they simply jerk each other off talking about one?
    1
  15283.  @Justin-jy6fu  irrelevant. And that's a three month ood comment that was proven true. According to the SEC report on the matter, the spike was really caused by a liquidity crisis. The same liquidity crisis that produced trading halts that people hated so much.
    1
  15284. There is no such thing
    1
  15285. I didn't. You can say anything at all and get a like on this topic @ayyappanchithambaram4575 
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  15286. A strange argument since this very channel showed a payoff timeframe of more than twice that because of deteriation of panels and the huge cost of installation. The cheap Chinese junk was advertised as being that profitable but most of that stuff was broken when sold and was just a Ponzi scheme. Also, mass adoption would bring down energy prices to near zero since all the old stuff still works @Ahwleung. 
    1
  15287. Your info is years outdated. That Ponzi broke ages ago, electric EVs are China's current Ponzi @saiforos7928 
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  15288. People like talking about becoming energy independent but no one, not even you, is willing to pay for it. It's simply not worth paying construction guys to come to your house when a corporation could sell it cheaper. @ericolens3 
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  15289. It doesn't fucking matter if it is doable, what matters is if it is profitable. Electricity heavily favors economies of scale because you can have full time repairmen and more energy efficient generation and distribution and a whole lot less parts (more parts = more manufacturing/repair costs). @paul1979uk2000 
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  15290. Ok, you're officially spouting jargon you don't understand @Elkarlo77 
    1
  15291.  @solarcabin  how much did you lose?
    1
  15292.  @vidpetrovic05  you have been on Reddit too long
    1
  15293.  @barryhamm3414  that is a flat contradiction of terms
    1
  15294. Were these incidents connected? Why were these idiots shooting into the air?
    1
  15295. The Aussies are already announcing an investigation
    1
  15296. There might not be any qualified autopsist in the whole municipality
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  15297. No, she had warrants too
    1
  15298. Transferring savings from savings accounts to government accounts? First off, no one knows where the money went. Second off, people do freak out over government printing.
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  15299.  @dailysmelly9756  Ok, you're officially lying because you had to have read the truth in order to spew out that distorted version.
    1
  15300.  @dailysmelly9756  WE ALL KNOW WHAT INFLATION IS, FREAK SHOW. I'm beginning to think Ive been condescending on a 15 year old.
    1
  15301. Aspartame is harmless. Especially in the doses in diet soda
    1
  15302. You lose
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  15303.  @Timeward76  but there is the "If you shop anywhere else, I'll have you killed" vibes going.
    1
  15304. We have direct deposit, dumdum. No one needs a digital dollar @2bbossfree 
    1
  15305.  @2bbossfree  I bet my life that you will be in prison and everyone will forget your bullshit of a digital dollar.
    1
  15306. You don't know the guy
    1
  15307.  @delphinazizumbo8674  this isn't Moby Dick
    1
  15308. @jedimindtrix2142  the government has more allied militias than enemies and many militias signed ceasefires decades ago
    1
  15309. Quit blaming the government for their failure to rule @LoLbitchyoustupid 
    1
  15310. Varies between locality. Some didn't care. Like there's one city on the Chinese border that was taken over by a drug lord and is now is a bit of a casino and exotic fur city these many decades. @Orgruul 
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  15311. Your opinion is bs
    1
  15312. Everyone loves rockets because small platform makes big boom. No one stops to think of how you only get a handful of shots.
    1
  15313.  @dominuslogik484  that's three minutes of ammo. Ludicrous DPS, no survivability.
    1
  15314.  @dominuslogik484  all of them. The idea is to waste the other guy before he has a chance to fire.
    1
  15315. Lady, they ripped off Wall Street
    1
  15316. That is most of his costs.
    1
  15317. ​ @hermanpeters549 he is paying a faur wage given the meager profit per worker.
    1
  15318.  @alexwatson5507  they're full of it, unless "the UK" is a euphanism for highly specific neighborhoods of London.
    1
  15319. No one cares what you think
    1
  15320.  @NoCluYT  you think he cares?
    1
  15321. Not totally true
    1
  15322.  @scottn7cy  that's silly even if true
    1
  15323. Didn't even read the description, did you?
    1
  15324. This is standard
    1
  15325. That's called the Walpole School of Economics.
    1
  15326. These business people are trying to use fancy words but it comes down to "If we hire restaurants to cook our branded food for us, we can get ruch quick because that means we don't have to invest any of our own noney."
    1
  15327. Watch that comment become dated
    1
  15328.  @spikespiegel4928  There are no fees to getting a US Visa. Plane tickets are expensive. Coyotes are expensive. But you're in danger of getting doxxed and having your tongue ripped out if you say immigrating legally is expense.
    1
  15329.  @cdv130  YOU CLEARLY NEVER FILLED THESE FORMS OUT, PENDEJO
    1
  15330.  @avidreader4563  A google search says otherwise.
    1
  15331.  @cdv130  Shut up before you get a Colombian necktie
    1
  15332.  @cdv130  Yes, I too can use google translate
    1
  15333.  @deViAntFHUK  If that were true you wouldn't have told us. And there's a whole alphabet soup of programs, I don't doubt that it is both true that there are no fees to getting a visa, but some of these programs have their own fees. And again, it doesn't explain the OP's post.
    1
  15334. Qatar was never bright
    1
  15335.  @jamtaco2667  you really shouldn't be playing the blame game or make policy recommendations with Yemen if you don't even know basic facts about how the war started and progressed.
    1
  15336.  @yamaniking9292  yeah. Now bug off, liar.
    1
  15337. That's silly. Eritrea doesn't even control their own people
    1
  15338. ​ @johnroach1101  this ain't a religious war
    1
  15339. His Hebrew pronunciations were just as bad
    1
  15340. Maybe it's the same editor each time behind the releases making money each time? Possible.
    1
  15341.  @MindandQiR1  you want to blame boomers in spite no logical reason to do so. Get real
    1
  15342.  @MindandQiR1  said the spoiled brat
    1
  15343. Thank you for paying the stupidity tax
    1
  15344. Shut up
    1
  15345. You're right but not for the reason you think. Most medical degrees are fraudulent in that part of the world despite the government seal of approval. Many oligarchs do send their kids to school in the west, but note those real doctors are one and the same with the ruling clans and are thus largely immune from prosecution.
    1
  15346. Shut up
    1
  15347. @schadowizationproductions6205  are you admitting to piracy or this a literal instance of the dunning-krugar effect? You have a fucking checking account! You have fucking savings! And you have fucking loans!
    1
  15348. @schadowizationproductions6205  it doesn't goddamn matter what you claim to believe, we both know you have no plans to become a hermit.
    1
  15349. Or how AMC and GME are deliberately screwing over all the chumps pumping the stock because issuing new shares at the inflated market price will save the company. That's something the video missed. Companies mostly buy back shares when they believe they are UNDERVALUED and can get a good price. When they believe they are OVERVALUED they can issue more shares.
    1
  15350. Shut up
    1
  15351. Vhut? If your comments are auto-removed, lose the insults, curses, and (perceived) threats
    1
  15352. Starlight was probably a scam.
    1
  15353. People quit buying stuff they don't need.
    1
  15354. It's just a worthless scrap of paper like all the other laws and treaties in the Middle East. Men with guns do what they want, end of story.
    1
  15355.  @wge529  they ain't fixing what ain't broke
    1
  15356.  @atix50  they do, but that doesn't mean they aren't also low maintenance.
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  15357. @Alexprim313  that isn't even what I said
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  15358. @Nameles84  shows what you know. There's more to Russian history than the Great Patriotic War as it is called there. Even during the frantic pace of WWII construction they were building vehicles meant as totally idiot proof with low maintenance and high survivability. After the war they started stealing blueprints of American and British cars, then made many adjustments by beefing up many parts and simplifying others to meet Russian consumer needs
    1
  15359. @occamraiser  that's a weirdly specific misconception. Gas and electricity are dirt cheap in Russia because they have lots of gas and coal. Most of the cost is in installing the lines. That said, in certain semi-nomadic regions gas in lacking but heating is essentially free, they gather brushwood. Horses are still in use for the same reason they're in use everywhere: They're cheaper than ATVs.
    1
  15360. @jonlee2217  no begging involved, but the fact of the matter most of the ammo spent on both sides are aiming at nothing
    1
  15361.  @vincentas1  depends on region.
    1
  15362. Yourself included.
    1
  15363. Shut up
    1
  15364.  @yitz89  how about faces? Now shut up.
    1
  15365.  @yitz89  shut up
    1
  15366. Vhut?
    1
  15367. Do you have something to confess?
    1
  15368. That's silly. No one defaulted on mortgages simply because gas is expensive.
    1
  15369.  @arikkatzenberg4498  Put that back up your butt where you got it before your girlfriend does.
    1
  15370. I'll be frank. I honestly can't tell who is who from the video. No way to say there was negligence involved.
    1
  15371. No one said it wasn't.
    1
  15372. They ain't socialist
    1
  15373. Lying isn't necessary in this instance. The fact it circulates mostly in Germany doesn't change how they sell a million copies
    1
  15374. It's simple. Industries that can be automated with heavy equipment and/or require skills are rich country dominated. Those which are not are "outsourced." Like how when cheap sewing machines became a thing US clothes manufacturers slowly died to turdworld kitchen industries.
    1
  15375.  @Junkman2008  shut up. She just needed some backstory
    1
  15376.  @Junkman2008  shut up
    1
  15377.  @Junkman2008  I don't even vote, so shut up.
    1
  15378.  @Junkman2008  shut up
    1
  15379.  @Junkman2008  shut up
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  15380. Price volatility goes both ways. Recall back in 2020 when some oil companies were paying others to take oil off their hands?
    1
  15381. Idiot influencers will buy luxury goods they can't afford, governments will build schools and buy guns to beat up our enemies. And by the way you're acting I think a draft would do you good.
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  15382. Why do people keep calling them socialists? I heard she wants to reduce regs on businesses.
    1
  15383. They encouraged religious like zeal... AFTER they took over.
    1
  15384.  @markwilliams7091  You're mighty aggressive about blanket defending charities, almost as if you've been stealing yourself.
    1
  15385.  @markwilliams7091  Said the guy damning the newscaster without watching the video. I think instead you might simply enjoy arguing, and if that is so I say we take your phone away so you'll quit wasting people's time and watching porn while you're at it.
    1
  15386. Crypto will not survive the winter, figuratively and literally.
    1
  15387. Never heard of them.
    1
  15388. @tnatstrat7495  most of us don't
    1
  15389.  @williamj.dovejr.8613  found the deadbeat
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  15390. You don't need freedom of speech given the bad faith ridicule and shameless attempt to make cops easier to kill.
    1
  15391. Ha ha.
    1
  15392. Of course, the founder of incompetent/bankrupt fintech startup dodging liability is "an immigrant."
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  15393. Nah, it's a detailed breakdown and not a soundbite. Quality reporting doesn't happen overnight.
    1
  15394. And of course the guy pumping crypto is a scammer and not WSJ
    1
  15395. Gabon doesn't have a phony conflict with ex-colonial powers
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  15396. Gabon doesn't have racist tendancies nor a phony conflict with Europe@@28gire
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  15397. Except dogs would totally eat a rat.
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  15398. On the contrary no one will shut up about them. Name one that isn't wildly overrepresented by the sources.
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  15399. Shut up
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  15400. That was post kamikaze planes
    1
  15401. Honest question, is the Qatari government intent on printing the most ironic pieces possible?
    1
  15402. He ain't dead until the EMT says he's dead. You can lose a lot of blood and still pull some move if you want to.
    1
  15403.  @BllueJeeper  you realize he died at the hospital, right?
    1
  15404.  @BllueJeeper  it's in the description
    1
  15405. Except there's nothing happening
    1
  15406. Maybe not all of them. At least some of them have gone native
    1
  15407. Most scams are by nobodies that you haven't seen in the news
    1
  15408. One among many issues
    1
  15409. Shut up
    1
  15410. Patrick Boyle, Richard Coughin, Keith Gill, and Ben Felix do I know. Not sure about Benjamin.
    1
  15411. There most likely won't be any word at all until the day they're banned (if they are).
    1
  15412. Irrelevant and we have them
    1
  15413.  @infernaldaedra  dude, didn't they tell you how those work in high school?
    1
  15414.  @Requis272  yeah. Most elected positions you can only hold two-three times. This makes elections that much more cutthroat since it's essentially an up or out policy.
    1
  15415. Do we look like Arabs to you?
    1
  15416. Or just having way too much fun....
    1
  15417. Pakistan has always been a turdhole. You think they care if they poison themselves and others?
    1
  15418.  @johnnystulic42  that's silly. The Romans didn't have ideological movements or parties.
    1
  15419. The history of science is often the best way to explain scientific concepts to ordinary people.
    1
  15420. They have none
    1
  15421. Imagine trying to learn any marketable skill through 10 second videos. And people expect to get stock picks this way!!!
    1
  15422. This idiot is buying short term ITM options. Clearly he's convinced this will work over 90% of the time and not just 51%.
    1
  15423. There was that sheriff that tried to kill Jim Bowie. Then again, he got elected sheriff because he had friends who owed him money and no qualifications for office whatsoever
    1
  15424. That regulates itself. If there's enough food for more people, there will be more people
    1
  15425. ​ @Axel_Andersen it's explained in the video. Combustion instability, mass production, redundancy
    1
  15426. [Laughs in Aztec]
    1
  15427. Darwinism isn't near that efficient
    1
  15428. Your comments about the cost of living are highly dated and will be obsolete by the end of the year. There's a lot of bullshit floating around that inflation is driving up cost of living but not wages from greedy people angry they aren't paid more. That's just due to current markets, not overall trends.
    1
  15429. In Poland. Pouring guns and ammo in and refugees out, amassing a lot of troops and arguing about what to do.
    1
  15430. No. And I will flag you for spam if you say otherwise.
    1
  15431. I think my family once boughtv stuff from Softkey. It was a package of CDs sold cheap containing all kinds of games and kid's education which we used for a time, more than we ever got to. No idea what even happened to it.
    1
  15432. Government = people
    1
  15433. That and rising interest rates means people aren't buying stuff they don't need
    1
  15434. Relevance?
    1
  15435. A number of these are Chinese Communists abusing VPNs, but some are crypto scammers too
    1
  15436. Shut up
    1
  15437. Shut up
    1
  15438. Vhut?
    1
  15439. They were all fired from their jobs at FazeClan
    1
  15440. @malakatan3235  put that back up your butt where you got it. The US, Canada, and Australia have never had a negative growth rate, but these are newly settled lands. Eastern Europe had population decline after the fall of the USSR but things are picking up now, and western Europe has a largely static population because it is a very old land.
    1
  15441.  @GeckoHiker  You mind making sense?
    1
  15442. Greedy bastards refuse to hear anything nice about rich people
    1
  15443. This is why you shouldn't spook the cops even with good intentions.
    1
  15444. Oddly enough, women rise in rank in the CCP the same way they do in Mexican cartels.
    1
  15445. Assholery knows no age.
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  15446. Hindsight is always 20 : 20. But would you really have assumed this idiot would have tried to off a random cop from the start? More importantly, if they had done that would you have cried foul at the "brutality" of unnecessary non-lethal force?
    1
  15447. This is a turdhole, so people aren't trying to ensure their kids wellbeing. Instead, when times are good, more kids manage to fend for themselves, and when times are bad they die.
    1
  15448. Old news
    1
  15449. You can't write a tl;dr when you don't know basic facts about asset management
    1
  15450. If we walked in and set up proper hospitals you'd whine about our brutal occupation.
    1
  15451. He's gloating.
    1
  15452. They'll pay up, though
    1
  15453.  @somethinglikethat2176  don't we all
    1
  15454. So? All of Africa except maybe Liberia and Ethiopia were colonies at some point
    1
  15455. That was the carrier and that's a bit of an exaggeration. If any one toilet clogged it can't be fixed until the whole system is purged and the cost of that depends how you count.
    1
  15456. Not necessarily. This means fewer dollars going into Russia, it doesn't necessarily reduce demand for the dollar.
    1
  15457.  @Gilmourist  dude, all that means is we'll need to take dollars out of circulation.
    1
  15458.  @christianvachon2235  you don't know basic economics, so bug off.
    1
  15459. So... Why'd he take the license plate and a hostage? Fleeing felony warrants I imagine?
    1
  15460. But anything bad that happens in nature are clearly the fault of rich white people and is both preventable and jail rime worthy. At least, that's what Reddit thinks and they'll censor you if you say otherwise.
    1
  15461. Most of the people he meets will be drug dealers and such that don't have a thing against cops.
    1
  15462.  @yourbadtrip4207  I use to guard a jail. The drug dealers were just normal guys willing to risk jail time for fast cash. The wife beaters and sex offenders are the fools that have trouble with authority. But most inmates aren't those. Although there was always a lot of drama and boredom in jail.
    1
  15463.  @yourbadtrip4207  You were inferring cop killers are celebrated in prisons, that simply isn't so. Jails are full of degenerate drug user/dealers and gangbangers that will beat the daylights out of alleged sex offenders and terrorists and don't care one way or the other about cops.
    1
  15464.  @hdz6424  I was referring to the interview where he said "protect yourself, protect the boss." No need to get angry.
    1
  15465. Except that ain't what happened
    1
  15466. Or you
    1
  15467. It's called lying
    1
  15468. Not really. Binance found out about the incest relationship between Alameda and FTX so they pulled their money which crashed the price. Turns out what FTX was doing was taking customer money for the coins they issued, issuing more of their own coins and using that as collateral for loans, then lending all that to their own hedge fund, who invested it in FTX's ventures. This circular lending of money pumped up valuations.
    1
  15469. BRICS is already defunct
    1
  15470. That bozo in charge doesn't even seem to be a shrink and seems to know a lot of these people are actually sane. He also blamed the war and everyone else for his problems, which is a cliché. I think maybe people pay him to hold patients hostage under false pretenses.
    1
  15471.  @aceyage  time we drafted your greedy butt.
    1
  15472. It depends. We know without checking that it wasn't worth their time to fly out to Nigeria to look at the actual stores and I don't know what all they had access too
    1
  15473. But the Maui fire is fresh in people's minds so this is an easy way for the news to get easy clicks and for construction companies to get money from idiot VC firms.
    1
  15474.  @Av987  several times that number has died from drunken shenanigans since then. Will prohibition help?
    1
  15475.  @Av987  that's silly. You know many DUIs are people on illegal drugs rather than alcohol. The law isn't a deterant against idiocy or negligence or, in this case, natural disasters.
    1
  15476. I wish.
    1
  15477. Lose the silly politics and go fight
    1
  15478. Shut up, fake guru
    1
  15479. Angry mobs yelling at armed men never does a friggin thing.
    1
  15480. @hopfinatorischerkuchenkrieger  irrelevant. The philosophy of fight to the last bullet then shoot yourself was common in Germany and the man himself genuinely believed that was the best way to go down.
    1
  15481. @hopfinatorischerkuchenkrieger  except in this case, there was no hypocrisy. And it wasn't just AH, much of the surviving high command offed themselves rather than be captured. Goebbels' entire family swallowed poison. Quit assuming baby killers have the same attitudes towards surviving as you do.
    1
  15482. They probably bought the cheapest land in the biggest city they had easy access to
    1
  15483. The news is deluded as always
    1
  15484. No, you can tell just by looking at the flat top and bottom that it fails at stealth.
    1
  15485. Come on. You know lawyers will say anything to get clients off and the media will whine about US courts regardless if it makes sense. The complaints about these mics are loudest in Chicago simply because that's where the gangbangers are.
    1
  15486. Put that back up yer butt where you got it.
    1
  15487. No
    1
  15488. @forstuffjust7735  depends how big a city you're moving between
    1
  15489.  @egg-h4b  true, Cessnas exist for a reason. But there's no conspiracy to keep prices high and service low.
    1
  15490. What?
    1
  15491. @Overwatch17 Please leave history to those of us that read history.
    1
  15492. How does a Becky store do that?
    1
  15493. I assume her actual will didn't say anything about that. It takes a special kind of idiot to think an old lady doesn't have a written will.
    1
  15494. No, there's no drug associated with this research, that's probably why he did it. All the perks of real world science, none of the criminal liabilities
    1
  15495. It was always like this. Two centuries ago fishermen lived on their rafts and hotels offered nothing but a roof and a fireplace for the average traveling tradesmen.
    1
  15496. Ownership arrangements get bizarre in China... And bribery works wonders
    1
  15497. Vhut?
    1
  15498. Initial quote comes from Stuff Stalin Probably Didn't Say.
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  15499. It's fun and never been done before
    1
  15500. Other cops say that since everyone assumes authorities are corrupt, it actually doesn’t matter how many crimes you commit. No one will report it.
    1
  15501. The ones that make stupid fast money from young men usually are.
    1
  15502. @collinvelox5924  part is because they don't have duopolies like America, they have party-list systems like Britain, so the "ruling party" doesn't necessarily have the majority of the votes, they are simply coalition leader. But the main reason was when ZANU came to power they not only legalized piracy against white people (effectively banning the previous ruling coalition) they used the army to crush the forces of ZAPU, the other major Bantu revolutionary group and opposition party. No real opposition part has been allowed even though none have been officially banned. Even history teachers in Zimbabwe have been arrested and beaten for saying what I just told you.
    1
  15503. Another stoner...
    1
  15504. Unclear, but a large percentage.
    1
  15505. Of course he does. It's gambling with stocks.
    1
  15506. Latin America already has a common currency. They're called dollars.
    1
  15507. More than that, you be surprised how much of the command hasn't read anything by Liddell Heart or other writers of tactical theory
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  15508. According to the memoires of one PLO hotshot, you can buy any verdict you want. Also, they're pretty vague on taxes on the rich. The trouble in Lebanese taxes is only a small portion is income taxes which are easily bracketed to tax high incomes at a higher rate. Most Lebanese taxes are all sorts of small taxes, fees, and tarriffs on everything from olive oil to business permit fees which tend to effect all users of the stuff equally. What they don't touch on is just how much brawling there was over a matter of 6 dollars a month. People rioted in the streets and assaulted police with stones and arson over that small amount of money.
    1
  15509.  @walleyperch  go away
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  15510.  @walleyperch  go away
    1
  15511. No one cares
    1
  15512. See if I care.
    1
  15513. It literally isn't. Namely because the Japanese bubble burst, US/Japanese auto industry merged, and the Japanese neither ran ponzi schemes nor did they steal patents. And in this case, there's no loss to either country if they lose the whole industry because these AI companies are as worthless as North Korea's guns.
    1
  15514. @LLLLLLEON216  replying to yourself does nothing for no one, gongfei
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  15515. @chris4321das  the Japanese and US auto industry are the same and Japan's bubble burst before you were born
    1
  15516. @Royaleoake  most "Japanese" cars are manufactured in North America, you id10t.
    1
  15517. ​ @jonr6680 slang for sex.
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  15518. It isn't. You can safely go inside the reactor building now (you still cannot live there, though).
    1
  15519. Shut up. Get drafted
    1
  15520. It's a vice
    1
  15521.  @SexyNerd4u  and whose fault is that?
    1
  15522.  @SexyNerd4u  I was being rhetorical
    1
  15523. Shut up
    1
  15524. Googling... Neutral. They've voted for and against resolutions against Russia in the UN but have taken no part in any fighting or threats.
    1
  15525. This idiot may have just as easily been born here
    1
  15526. False, and if you press the matter, I will have you pressed into the Ukrainian Foreign Legion.
    1
  15527. Ms. Ellison certainly wrote at a child's grade level and by her own statement she was not good at math. Also, Harry Potter is loaded with plot holes which is why the more recent movies are ridiculed now that the fanbase are grown. Also, Ms. Elison is my age, which is a lot less life experience than you'd expect from a manager. Allegedly all the execs were just as incompetent. Ten people consisting of Sam, his college buddies, and their girlfriends or even ex-girlfriends all living and working out of a mansion in the Bahamas.
    1
  15528. Weird use of the word epidemic. Manipulating internet algorithms, much?
    1
  15529. ​@kmully8873 not exactly. The mint gives them marked bills whose serial numbers are known for tracing. FBI agents call it "monopoly money" because no one who knew what they are would spend them
    1
  15530. Kinda. They're having heavy inflationary pressures due to real counterfeit bills and aggressive monetary policies, and extreme deflationary pressures due to falling wages, de-banking, and deliberate export of Yuan @johnyossarian9059 
    1
  15531. Yes, because they are their overlord. Comprende, amigo?
    1
  15532. No
    1
  15533. Ponzi schemes. Many farmers burned borrowed money or faked product to keep prices low and dominate
    1
  15534. He's also incompetent
    1
  15535.  @JDied1  WE ARE YET TO BAILOUT A BANK
    1
  15536.  @ripvanrevs  not the problem in this case
    1
  15537. Not sure about the high levels of cousin marriage. There are places where some high and mighty clans only marry within the clan for decades.
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  15538.  @adriannamatos865  Most marriages are arranged affairs, but I doubt the 95% number. If that were so, there wouldn't be a Pakistan.
    1
  15539. It'll flop
    1
  15540.  @gladlawson61  not exactly. The formalized markets were reserved for professions and those who could afford to pay a professional to fetch them a given stock. Ordinary people bought stocks literally over the counter from businesses and from street vendors. That ended during regulatory crackdowns during the Great Depression, so it was only a relatively brief period where all markets were professional
    1
  15541.  @williamyoung344  pensions aren't going anywhere and who is they?
    1
  15542. Any skilled factory worker in an English speaking city makes at least that much
    1
  15543. *greed
    1
  15544. Of course not, silly
    1
  15545. The number of criminal allegations from both sides exceeds the amount of fighting at this time.
    1
  15546. The gun isn't all that different from other guns
    1
  15547. ​ @dartdukii  shut up
    1
  15548. And yet you're directly involved
    1
  15549. @DB-yj3qc  come on. you'd say that regardless if it were true
    1
  15550. Please don't comment on modern economics. It's clear you're not keep track of developments. The Fed burst any bubble there might have been by simply trading bonds on their own account.
    1
  15551. You don't exactly see this happen every month, right?
    1
  15552. I think you mean ETNs, which are funds which don't actually own the index they track. They simply issue units and redeam them for the appropriate price. In theory, this is better for the issuer as, for instance, they could issue a 3x gold commodity and 3x inverse gold commodity ETNs. Since bets for and against gold will be roughly equal at any given time, the issuer can buy/short an appropriate amount of gold to hedge against price movements, and lend out the remaining money. In practice, ETNs have some weird risks. Usually these are small funds with little economy of scale so fund closures are frequent and often have little warning. They're also often tracking exotic or highly specific strategies where the risks are not always clear. I.E. I think there was one ETN that sold straddles on the S&P and distributed profits as a dividend, so some idiot dividend investor saw a 10% dividend on a diversified fund and instantly bought it.
    1
  15553.  @Halbmond  well, I said that because levered ETFs aren't synthetic. Most of them use total return swaps, which is a fancy way of borrowing money.
    1
  15554. How much did you lose?
    1
  15555. Someone's gotta do the job.
    1
  15556. We don't care what he thinks
    1
  15557. Babbling on about ethics is the sign you have no idea what you're talking about
    1
  15558. Later Norse used kiels, a giant central beam down the center of the ship that bore all the weight. These were a fraction the cost of painstaking making interlocking planks, but was limited by the size of the tallest tree. This is why these giant ships sound impossible, because later technological advances allowed smaller ships to be mass produced.
    1
  15559. You should talk
    1
  15560. We're talking to you, even though we wish you weren't here.
    1
  15561. It hasn't, and we'll charge you with fraud if you say otherwise, Sabine
    1
  15562. Jealous ibn-sharmouta spread lies about anyone richer than themselves. You will find the people spreading the rumors are thieves. Every. Last. One of them.
    1
  15563.  @abhinavmelathil366  you didn't watch the video.
    1
  15564.  @abhinavmelathil366  your integrity
    1
  15565.  @abhinavmelathil366  I'd ratger tell you I know for a fact you steal things.
    1
  15566. Dude, tanks are not exactly stealthy pieces of equipment. We have all that armor so we can charge past resistance and chew up the soft bits at the enemy's rear.
    1
  15567. SEC approval means not a fraud, it doesn't approve the business model
    1
  15568. Lying on the internet does nothing for no one.
    1
  15569. Hardly. Different wars, same states.
    1
  15570. This happens a lot in the turdworld. Someone of modest means gets a key government connection, then suddenly makes stupid money which is used to fund cash acquisitions while everyone around them struggles to turn a profit.
    1
  15571. Not exactly. They were part of Guinea and they chose independence. Bougainville almost became independent but met the Guineans halfway and were given autonomy of internal affairs. Actual independence didn't come until the war in Bougainville in which the Guineans deserted, the Aussies abandoned their mines, and the locals fought each other for food.
    1
  15572.  @dotdotdot2k6  there was never any evidence of fraud whatsoever from any party. But a bunch of sore losers/winners in both parties.
    1
  15573. They aren't allowed to fight
    1
  15574. No, the type of people that enslave house servants are the type of people who pretend to be richer than they are. They LIKE watching people do menial tasks for them
    1
  15575. Shut up
    1
  15576.  @reaper215  Shut up
    1
  15577. Irrelevant
    1
  15578.  @hilldamurphy6906  irrelevant
    1
  15579. Dude, they just cash American checks.
    1
  15580. Shut up. You ain't Sig
    1
  15581. Other way around. The stuff you see in the movies is a fantasy version of the software. AI tech predates the stupid movies
    1
  15582. Is that sarcasm?
    1
  15583. Like you're any different?
    1
  15584.  @abelardoruiz5544  no, you simply blow away your money on stupid stuff
    1
  15585. Who said he shorted?
    1
  15586.  @AnthonyGiallourakis  those who sold yesterday made a sound decision to close with a profit and let fools keep the junk
    1
  15587.  @AnthonyGiallourakis  how can you talk so much but say so little?
    1
  15588. Found the shoplifter
    1
  15589. They ain't murdering each other and Israeli foreign policy won't change no matter who wins.
    1
  15590. Shut up
    1
  15591. What makes you think the victims were any different?
    1
  15592. It takes a special type of idiot to incriminate yourself tagging along in order to FILM THE CRIME IN PROGRESS.
    1
  15593. That talking in the end. There was a mix of a slavic and a western European language spoken. I assume that's the Spanish journalist?
    1
  15594. I hope that's a metaphor
    1
  15595. Tell it to your mother
    1
  15596. That was mostly down to his unreliable partner who actually ran the brand. They're all little more than kids trying to get rich somehow
    1
  15597. Nothing. The Fed has the money printer, they do what they want
    1
  15598. They were intoxicated enough to not recognize they were unable to fly
    1
  15599. You'd have take the same officers and have the same jerkwad surrender under the same circumstances. Don't try to make a silly hypothetical comparison.
    1
  15600.  @godfreygatsi-pu2cc  these aren't the same guys fighting every time, herr Sycophant. And just because they fought later doesn't mean they didn't leave their friends to die.
    1
  15601. Hardly. They just have disproportionate attention from global press.
    1
  15602. No, it's called sarcasm, and once you try it there's no going back.
    1
  15603. Depends on skill level.
    1
  15604. I just found out your name is Steven...
    1
  15605. The civil war is fake. Many Yemeni aren't even aware they're at war
    1
  15606. You just notice it more because it's on body camera.
    1
  15607. It's an old woman in a lot of makeup
    1
  15608. 47:30 You're mistaken. She would've had zero job skills and women were discouraged from formal jobs
    1
  15609. Accepting efficient markets also means accepting you don't need riches, anyway.
    1
  15610.  @obsidianjane4413  Nividia, ARM, SenseTime, Amazon, Microsoft... Who else?
    1
  15611. The suspect tried to murder a cop, he ain't getting a slap on the wrist.
    1
  15612. Namely yours
    1
  15613. If you have evidence in your possession of multi-million dollar frauds I suggest you get ahold of the FBI. If not you can keep your sour grapes and libel to yourself.
    1
  15614. These "moonshot" ventures just subsidize good science via bad businessmen.
    1
  15615. Whatever
    1
  15616. Except they're not all that common and even ownership of a fur baby doesn't mean they don't have kids too
    1
  15617.  @j.franklin21  dude, he was joking
    1
  15618. Just go there and fart....
    1
  15619. It's a wonder the plant didn't go extinct.
    1
  15620. Probably thry acted without orders for tge street cred
    1
  15621. ​ @emigrator08 shut up
    1
  15622. @victorye7150  murder
    1
  15623. @iam5085  or he rogue
    1
  15624. No one leases sovereign territory
    1
  15625. Let me guess. By burning money from idiot investors?
    1
  15626. Most of the costs of clothes has nothing to do with the material. It costs as much to ship it and put it on the shelf as it does to make it
    1
  15627. Who cares? It doesn’t effect the consumer.
    1
  15628. You
    1
  15629. Prove she lied
    1
  15630. No one cares
    1
  15631. Liars burn in hell
    1
  15632. By that logic democracy is a bad thing since it lets people choose the rules that police enforce.
    1
  15633. So?
    1
  15634. We're all involved. Don't pretend otherwise.
    1
  15635. They're expensive to short and due to green energy shenanigans they could limp on for years
    1
  15636. Most of China doesn't live like this
    1
  15637. War is hell
    1
  15638. Their funeral...
    1
  15639. That's an oxymoron
    1
  15640. Weird joke
    1
  15641. Eh? There really wasn't anything they could have done better.
    1
  15642. El-Sisi's election was a sham. He was the only candidate and voting no could mean retalliation by gangsters. But that's just business as usual in Egypt.
    1
  15643. @kekeshuoshuo  there's dozens of flavors over here even if no one store has them all. Also, Chinese branches of US brands are as much involved in the fake food nonsense as everyone else. Again, it is all down to China having a higher opinion of US brands than Americans do. Good food is a cheap commodity in North America.
    1
  15644. Shut up
    1
  15645. No government is interested in spying on common consumers. However, this is why soldiers are restricted from TikTok
    1
  15646. Found the drug dealer
    1
  15647. Same story. You and I have enough spending money to afford it.
    1
  15648. And more than likely destined for a tribal militia who doesn't even know which end of the gun means business.
    1
  15649. Shut up
    1
  15650. No one read that
    1
  15651. It's bad news when people envy ponzi schemers
    1
  15652. 14:32 You see the suspect raise his head and look at his wound so I think he survived.
    1
  15653. Who said they did? A lot of idiots think msm singlehandedly controls public opinion.
    1
  15654. How much did you lose?
    1
  15655. "When life gives you lemons, call Lemonade"
    1
  15656. shut up
    1
  15657. Adani prolly offered those jobs to butter Borris up. Frauds invariably cannot comprehend that honest people exist.
    1
  15658. 7:00 Those are both myths. The old south isn't more conservative (see Virginia and Florida) and the GOP wasn't unanimously anti-lockdown.
    1
  15659.  @brandonmclaren4853  it is a statistical fact. A lot of crazy things were said, including one BLM criwd that apparently thought lockdowns were racist, but there was no particular pattern to it all.
    1
  15660. What applications? There's no way in hell Binance would have passed their checks to begin with
    1
  15661.  @Fadeways  Shows what you know, bagholder
    1
  15662. Put that back up your butt where it came from before I do. In order to prove that, you'd have to prove A) The devices weren't just faulty but were fake, B) Ms Holmes knew this, and C) Ms Holmes personally convinced patients to use this device instead of some underling. In any case, she'll spend some years in jail.
    1
  15663.  @jasonisbored6679  you sound angry and dissenting when you're not actually contradicting me about the Trail of Tears. You allegation about private citizens committing genocide show you weren't paying attention in high school.
    1
  15664. Who?
    1
  15665. They chose expensive places to live
    1
  15666. Vhut?
    1
  15667. Caesar didn't do junk like this
    1
  15668. Dear WSM: You have comment scam bots. Please block them.
    1
  15669. He only acted like a child
    1
  15670. It isn't a warzone. You're more likely to OD on tramol than get killed by the gangs.
    1
  15671. Dead men don't pay
    1
  15672. That's the sign you don't know a thing about them.
    1
  15673. "Screw you and your Toyota!"
    1
  15674. That's silly. We don't bail out men like you.
    1
  15675. Some of the killers are in the crowd of protestors...
    1
  15676. By that same logic you can't buy literally ANYTHING AT ALL. There are wars being fought over vegetables as we speak. If you really think this is that bad, then go down there and shoot them. Don't guilt trip bystanders for not fighting for you.
    1
  15677. Nah. They wanted to own the Federal reserve
    1
  15678. Liar
    1
  15679. So?
    1
  15680. Wise words. He's right that China has very high debt, in fact debt-to-equity in China is twice that the US. And that's with all the accounting gimmicks that make it appear lower, and it's not like Americans are known for a prudent fear of leverage.
    1
  15681. And you know this how?
    1
  15682. i wish
    1
  15683. They'd rather die.
    1
  15684. Except his rage against people richer than himself is genuine. Jake really is that gluttonous.
    1
  15685. It's called a ponzi scheme
    1
  15686. False on many accounts. According to the SEC's study: Just as many hedge funds were long as short. Most short sellers were out before the main spike and the lack of new short sellers contributed to it. The main spike was not a short squeeze, but a liquidity crisis as the dealers ran out shares to trade. Robinhood was forced to go to closing only because the were margin called by the clearing house. They had to borrow over 2 billion dollars before trading could be resumed.
    1
  15687.  @steadfastrunningturtle6542  I wasn't talking to you
    1
  15688.  @ryan.williams629  shorts can never go to zero
    1
  15689.  @steadfastrunningturtle6542  even if that were true, Mr Tenev didn't have any choice in the matter. And brokers are paid per trade and avoid directional bets.
    1
  15690.  @ryan.williams629  you deserve to lose money
    1
  15691.  @renyfornow9570  Citadel ain't going bankrupt. In fact the SEC investigation cleared them after find no trading irregularities pertaining to meme stocks. And why you spreading self-contradicting rumors about the other chump?
    1
  15692.  @steadfastrunningturtle6542  Citadel does a helluva lot more than just pfof. And the lawsuits were dismissed out of court (again, the SEC explicitly cleared them).
    1
  15693.  @renyfornow9570  ok, now you starting to talk like a literal bot. Or you just smoking weed?
    1
  15694.  @renyfornow9570  Evergande owes hundreds of corporation money. A multi-billion dollar company can absorb millions in direct and indirect losses. Why you twisting facts to suit theories? Why you even care if Citadel is profitable?
    1
  15695.  @steadfastrunningturtle6542  there's a bunch of lawsuits. They're all either dismissed or going to be. Any and all courts will take the SEC's word for it and the SEC found no evidence of crime.
    1
  15696.  @renyfornow9570  I frankly have no idea what they're earnings are like. I don't give a rip either, the question is why are YOU so intent on harassing them? Are you own of the people that sent threats to their families?
    1
  15697.  @steadfastrunningturtle6542  latency arbitrage has nothing to do with liquidity crises.
    1
  15698.  @steadfastrunningturtle6542  come on. You and I both know you're making this up as you go along. I'd tell you to go ahead and short citadel if you're so sure, but you and I also know this isn't about the money either. You want domination.
    1
  15699. That line was written by a Hollywood goon early in the days of automation.
    1
  15700. Progress cannot be measured in years when there's a high skill floor to start making any progress whatsoever.
    1
  15701. Have you been spamming that?
    1
  15702. 11:55 BTW, IonQ was already outed by short sellers as a total fraud
    1
  15703.  @djangogeek  Are you Peter?
    1
  15704. Consumers get what they pay for, and states get the governments they deserve.
    1
  15705.  @RacconnnBois  not with everything. It varies from place to place and time to time in China.
    1
  15706.  @darioperez5084  a mob barking orders isn't going to convince armed men to obey.
    1
  15707. Do you say that on every economics video? Cuz we're talking about China.
    1
  15708. How'd you know? You're not even familiar with the situation in any of the above.
    1
  15709. There's working models in the LaWS but they're still under development and need a whole nuclear reactor to work. There are some convoluted laws of physics that limit the size and power of lasers.
    1
  15710.  @callmethreeone  You're angry enough you probably should take your own advice.
    1
  15711. ​ @SlagNasty people of European decent have genetically high lactose tolerance due to centuries of eating dairy
    1
  15712.  @jb403  "I was attacked by animals as a baby"
    1
  15713.  @wannabetowasabe  Shut up, murder is a matter between MEN
    1
  15714. No one wants to look down THERE for anything. Source: I use to be a jailer, and it's just as awkward every time.
    1
  15715. Come on, a lot of people get angry not matter what Trump says.
    1
  15716. Come on. We all know Arab gangs wear random NGO shirts so that they become infalible.
    1
  15717. No, just you
    1
  15718. Don't waste your time debunking stuff like this. Greedy bastards will lie about the cost of living no matter what.
    1
  15719. ​ @email5023 Dude, everyone already knows it's inflation and sanctions
    1
  15720. It's dark humor sarcasm
    1
  15721. Like... you?
    1
  15722. He shot himself
    1
  15723.  @brandon7482  Yes, he shot himself and missed his heart and the genuine effort was seen as enough.
    1
  15724. Chinese courts rule in favor of Chinese citizens 99% of the time.
    1
  15725. That appears to be happening as we speak with record high enrollment at community colleges and trade schools and very little donations entering ivy league schools. This partially due to the state of the economy at the moment, but scandals appear to also be a factor.
    1
  15726. Such beautiful murder machines....
    1
  15727. Like your attempt to legalize your own drug habit?
    1
  15728.  @fredkrissman6527  do I care, pothead?
    1
  15729. And what will you say when major cryptos terminate?
    1
  15730. With these Tether scandals you'd think instead of lying they could have just bought liquid bonds and said so... Unless they just took the money and ran.
    1
  15731. A squib load is what killed Brandon Lee on the set of The Crow. Only in that case they were firing blanks at the actor, and the squib was fired out of the barrel by the blank round.
    1
  15732. It's another diversity hire doomed to be fired for incompetence
    1
  15733. According to the description he had a gun and they were in the area due to shots being heard
    1
  15734. Shut up before we call your mother
    1
  15735. The Czech Nazis also started their own holocaust with one death factory and one concentration camp. They lacked the ability to kill as fast as the Germans, so they tried to get Berlin to take Jews from them. Germany was also busy so they'd only take working age Jews, but the Czechs (and I swear I can't make this up) insisted it was unchristian to break up families. The Germans were not fooled even for a second, and soon convinced the Czechs to literally pay them to kill women and children.
    1
  15736. The irony is estounding
    1
  15737. I think much of this is because China lives in their own little world and they have to remind themselves that there's more beyond what's in their home city.
    1
  15738. Because the war was between a country and a guerrilla faction, not a country and a would-be country. Hamas is actually at war with the Palestinian Authority because Abbas' party Fatah refused to concede the 2007 election (long story). The Palestinian Islamic Jihad is also growing in Gaza, mostly due to defectors from Hamas and the incorporation of clan and tribal militias.
    1
  15739. Lose that nonsense about blaming Apartheid. The dirty cops in question are mostly BEE appointees and products of bribery/nepotism. Apartheid is long dead, but may be revived later.
    1
  15740.  @AAAAAA-qs1bv  it isn't an insult. I'm just a jerk.
    1
  15741. They were produced by the same thing. Rampant speculation and excessive leverage.
    1
  15742. So?
    1
  15743. Wut?
    1
  15744. Shut up
    1
  15745. Vhut?
    1
  15746. I'm not sure why but Argentina has one of the most volatile economies in the world. Some decades they're the richest country in South America, some decades they're the poorest.
    1
  15747. *Arabs
    1
  15748. Business as usual down there
    1
  15749. Too many immigrants from toxic countries.
    1
  15750. That is not a good thing
    1
  15751. No one knows as a lot of the debt was hidden with fraud and it depends how you count @sabyasaci 
    1
  15752. Most short reports aren't fraud, and you're asking to be doxxed if you say otherwise
    1
  15753. That's silly. Being bigger means there are more disasters to manage. In this case, it's an island in the middle the ocean. Getting firetrucks in and people out won't happen within a day but the island can burn down in a day.
    1
  15754. That suspect had the biggest idiotic ego trip I've seen in years. And I've seen a lot of egomaniacs.
    1
  15755. The Saudis sell to whomever's paying. And those idiots are a very small part of the global economy, and they waste most of what they get.
    1
  15756. Not hard to do
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  15757. How much did you lose?
    1
  15758. It's called fire
    1
  15759.  @drickerd6224  Darla's Excruciating Wedding?
    1
  15760. You don't know much about hackers, do you?
    1
  15761. Who does that? And even so, you think they'd remove an existiny member just for that?
    1
  15762. @thomasswift3563  Greece defrauded the EU to get those numbers and is an extreme example. And the EU isn't going to remove members just for that. They haven't even removed Poland over much more touchy LGBT matters
    1
  15763. @thomasswift3563  you seem intent on distorting the image of the EU with selective reporting. Greece does not speak for the EU and even if they did they would be unable to guarantee any loan. The big Europhile states are France, Germany, and the Low Countries and those guys aren't deep in debt
    1
  15764. @thomasswift3563  even if that were true, why are you so fixated on it? It's one of many factors whether a state can repay the loan. Also, no one knows China's debt to GDP since all their institutions have been lying for years about their borrowing.
    1
  15765. @thomasswift3563  irrelevant even if true, and it was one of many reasons. Every EU member has near-veto power. LGBT, for instance, has an approval rating of zero in the Balkans.
    1
  15766. @thomasswift3563  it is connected because there are many in the EU that would reject applications for that reason alone. Also, you have have money to get in the EU because they share banking and money flows from rich states to poor states
    1
  15767. ​ @theproduct8375 yes and no. The suspect was clearly suicidal
    1
  15768. ​ @Youthoughtso185 dude, she only kept the gun because he wanted her to and she knew it
    1
  15769. Successful megacorps tend to attract those kinds of legal scammers
    1
  15770.  @MakerInMotion  That was only a small part of it
    1
  15771. What's the difference?
    1
  15772. Vhut?
    1
  15773. Vhut?
    1
  15774. I have a feeling Tesla will have the most high profile bankruptcy in history.
    1
  15775.  @MBarberfan4life  you're not making sense. I HAVE THE MINORITY OPINION herr cyberbully.
    1
  15776. @J. Dns Shut up
    1
  15777. If you don't know basic facts about the stock markets, why make broad damnations and baseless criminal allegations?
    1
  15778. Germany has a literal promise to itself there will be no more war reparations. It was part of the deal that unified East and West Germany after the Cold War.
    1
  15779. Ha.
    1
  15780. Good for you
    1
  15781. He's probably inspired by America highway towns out in the desert. The "strip" along the highway has almost all the population because they sell things to travelers.
    1
  15782. They aren't the biggest in class, so jealous ibn-sharmouta don't care about them.
    1
  15783. Honk Kong is part of China
    1
  15784. Shut up. Get drafted
    1
  15785. Which China doesn't have.
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  15786.  @anohneemel3403  they as much a danger to themselves as others, frankly.
    1
  15787.  @efrans2627  and I'm part Choctaw. No one cares. I bet my life right here, right now that Guam will not request independence this century.
    1
  15788.  @efrans2627  because that's what they freakin want. Get that through your empty skull. Not every territory has a war for independence brewing
    1
  15789. Shut up
    1
  15790. You deserve to lose money, liar
    1
  15791. @newtec-kd6vy  In select areas like Ontario and New York
    1
  15792. Make like Elon Musk and get a job somewhere else.
    1
  15793. Because this is the first major war in a decade and every major blowup is front page news
    1
  15794. Stop calling war looting a crime. Soldiers take what they need to win, be that food, your cellphone, diesel, or whatever. This is how armies keep fighting in hostile territory.
    1
  15795. Texas isn't necessarily more business friendly than a long list of non-Union states. Some state governments simply can't be bothered to make elaborate corporate laws. However, according to socialists on Twitter, Texas is evil capitalists incapable of having consumer protections.
    1
  15796. Shut up
    1
  15797.  @nettd3694  shut up
    1
  15798. Don't equate the man himself with the sycophants
    1
  15799.  @perfectallycromulent  if it costs seven figures, it's a mansion.
    1
  15800. The trust that never broke
    1
  15801. Shut up
    1
  15802. Come now. Lots of Twitter Twats wanted to seize control of the platform and change everything. This guy simpky had the money to do so
    1
  15803. Not surprising it all fell apart when he was surrounded by sycophants.
    1
  15804. Dude, it's like getting struck by lightning
    1
  15805. The UAE would make him the highest paid slave in history.
    1
  15806.  @haywoodyoudome  your gf said the same about your bedroom performance. Now shut up before we pressgang you into the foreign legion.
    1
  15807.  @avsystem3142  he's definitely guilty of at least a dozen counts of contempt of court.
    1
  15808.  @Atheneon  Unfortunately. They were all frankly better off back then.
    1
  15809.  @Atheneon  Is that your way of saying you don't care if the Bantus starve, as long as Brits suffer too?
    1
  15810. Bagholder detected
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  15811.  @edumacation7567  what about all the other garbage you're holding
    1
  15812. @Edumacation  also, you can baghold something at all time highs depending which short dated calls you bought
    1
  15813. For an old west style cowboy gun it is. They still make those
    1
  15814.  @t2brfu67  more prevalent than girls who like you. Now shut up
    1
  15815. Lots of things going on all over the world.
    1
  15816. All is fair in war
    1
  15817.  @Cousgoose  like you're any different
    1
  15818. I wish I could buy a credit default swap on Salvadoran bonds.......
    1
  15819. Dude, coal is artificially cheap because a lot of places won't touch it.
    1
  15820. They can refile.
    1
  15821.  @brethitmanhart275  yeah, usery was considered a dirty business practice back in the middle ages in most of the world. But in Turkey there are lots of people who read the qoran but almost no one that's read The Wealth of Nations. Hense they don't charge interest and try to solve inflation by printing money.
    1
  15822. He is not a factor in this drama
    1
  15823.  @floridaray3380  do you need shock therapy for that voluntary schizophrenia?
    1
  15824. That's only for where high paying executive positions are concerned. This is real life and real power.
    1
  15825. Millionaire. But FTX was paying influencers around 50 grand a month to promote them. There's definitely someone out there with enough money to get her attention
    1
  15826. That's baseless
    1
  15827. Unfairly harsh on Brits, as always. But frankly, British colonies were more often a reflection of the native population than they were London.
    1
  15828.  @peacechan4500  China isn't kind to anyone.
    1
  15829. I can speak for all of us when I say: Fuck off.
    1
  15830.  @cageybee7221  I ain't kidding. According to Greece's own statistics only about 10% of the population file taxes. Most of the ones that do are businesses and rich people who can't avoid it and most of them hire professionals accountants to help them cheat. Even the government itself cheats. They hired an investment bank to hide much of their national debt allowing them to borrow more at a lower interest rate and to meet the EU's criteria to adopt the Euro. The end result is they drove themselves bankrupt paying for social services they couldn't afford.
    1
  15831. Shut up
    1
  15832. Liar
    1
  15833. Not when you're Sam Bankman-Fried.
    1
  15834. Did you think of it before watching the video?
    1
  15835.  @sawyer4981  understand, then, that there are all sorts of innovations that seem obvious AFTER someone thinks of them. Like a puzzle or magiv trick: It's only obvious if you already know the trick.
    1
  15836.  @sawyer4981  quit being rhetorical. You know what innovation means and no one gives a rip about your silly vendetta against an unspecified medicine maker.
    1
  15837.  @sawyer4981  shut up, you wouldn't know a thing about business if Adam Smith beat you with a book.
    1
  15838. Can you cover the Masterworks fraud?
    1
  15839. Japan has a systemic problem with suicide. It's considered a natural cause of death and to this day they have a forest of bodies (a small woodland in Honshu where people go to die). And there were a lot of wasteful things in Japan. First off, they were all gamblers seeking to maximise operational risk, hence the wild skews in the effects of their attacks. Second off, they weren't loyal to the empire at all, instead there were two nations of north and south that ran the army and navy and many government functions were owned by corporations that competed with each other (their four big banks each had their own money printers).
    1
  15840. It's not happening
    1
  15841. No one cares what you think.
    1
  15842.  @jzk2020  where? In the US there's actually a coherent system of land deeds. In South Africa, that can be interpreted both ways as right now there's a system of giving compensation to people who lost property in earlier wars. BUT when some South Africans say land reform what they mean is ethnic cleansing of Afrikaners in order to take their land.
    1
  15843. I say bushido and call it good
    1
  15844.  @Super-360  besides from insulting me does that actually mean anything? Until I see reason to think someone acted with malice I really don't give a rip
    1
  15845.  @Super-360  Don't you have a purse to snatch or something, coward?
    1
  15846. Egos are a bigger factor. You should ask "what did the grader want to hear?"
    1
  15847. Next!
    1
  15848. Eventually these "Ugliest Building" guys are going to offend some party hotshot with money and get arrested arbitrarily.
    1
  15849. These idiots are trying to blame Duterte as if this hasn't been going on for countless decades
    1
  15850. You think the junkies and ecoterrorists on this thread care?
    1
  15851. That's your logic, not theirs. Pharma logic is "the science exists and we must patent it before someone else does."
    1
  15852. Just a new coat of paint on the same old nonsense
    1
  15853.  @minyaksayur  Indonesia is so poor they can't even keep a sewer running.
    1
  15854. @Michael Dawg Facebook ain't society. They got plenty of competitors. I'm only on there because my family is.
    1
  15855. Shut up
    1
  15856. Only if you're Lebanon
    1
  15857. We all know for a fact you don't work CIA. The CIA doesn't refer to their men as "agents," they're not allowed to disclose they work CIA, and we all know no one is going to commit treason via YouTube comment.
    1
  15858.  @saipanbrad  According to official accounts they deal with these sorts of scams all the time. One Liberian guy back in the Cold War pretended to be a deserter and would go around to African governments selling fake internal records.
    1
  15859. Found the fraudster
    1
  15860. Dear Mr Sulivan, Don't assume this is not the start of a systemic breakdown. Evergande's extreme levels of debt and high turnover are quite common in Chinese real estate and there are corporate bankruptcies every day of the week in that sector. Housing costs are artifically high, ghost cities are not common, and so are unused skyscrapers. To be fair, it's been like this for a while.
    1
  15861. They sure as hell don't
    1
  15862. Almost as if they know something about demographics that they won't say out loud.
    1
  15863. Most of the execs across the country were required to be nazis
    1
  15864. Panic does a lot of weird things...
    1
  15865. They lack the competency and integrity to ever be licensed. The SEC makes no secret of it, they consider all crypto banks to be unlicensed banks and has no intention to license any of them.
    1
  15866. Tell that to your state legislature. Besides, the idea is that people can see what the driver is doing (or drinking) and ISN'T a matter of privilege or fair play.
    1
  15867.  @redreno7211  you sound like you think you're entitled and privileged. You sure as hell don't get to go full vigilante on the authorities.
    1
  15868. Let's be frank: What are the costs versus performance differences between these and commercially available armored cars?
    1
  15869. As is lies. Which the frequency you do them at definitely leads to consequences.
    1
  15870. Fight wars with guns, not with your wallet.
    1
  15871.  @robbrown4621  only if you're a coward
    1
  15872.  @robbrown4621  trying to win a war through petty means like boycotts and protests is a sign of cowardice. End of story.
    1
  15873.  @aim-for-greatn3z947  or worse. A conspiracy to lower waged
    1
  15874.  @Nsibidiimohtep-pf9gh  ads work best when it's a product people want but don't need
    1
  15875.  @Themlpg73  no
    1
  15876. Depends on the luxury. Designer clothes are just women that want to look pretty
    1
  15877. @intuitivediane  with some of these things the perceived quality is higher than reality though
    1
  15878. No, but someone who recently got a job making 60 grand a year may do just that. @alito238 
    1
  15879. A small part of it, but some people assume the quality matches the price tag @thespacesbetweenstudio3346 
    1
  15880. You just don't know how to spend your money correctly @XavierJAlexander 
    1
  15881.  @jjpaq  luxury items aren't murder
    1
  15882.  @jjpaq  I say that because selling things at an arbitrary agreed upon price isn't inherently sinful
    1
  15883.  inutamer365  I forget the stat, but most luxury goods are sold to normal people who are bad with money. Of course, greedy bastards think everything is a conspiracy to keep people poor
    1
  15884. Ha
    1
  15885. Shut up
    1
  15886. No, he shot himself when SWAT showed up
    1
  15887.  @BaconizedCanadian  says who? If you got this off Twitter you can shut up
    1
  15888.  @BaconizedCanadian  Why would I care if he was? The fact is this was initially assumed to be a hate crime but Aldritch is LGBT, so that is unlikely. He likely targeted the most crowded bar he was familiar with in a garden variety spree killing.
    1
  15889.  @BaconizedCanadian  come on, we both already know you're a liar for unrelated reasons
    1
  15890.  @seangelarden8753  he is charged with a hate crime, and that charge will likely be dropped.
    1
  15891.  @seangelarden8753  what do I have to do with any of this? Confuse me with someone belligerently GOP?
    1
  15892.  @Snowed_in_Canadian  bug off
    1
  15893.  @BaconizedCanadian  You mind speaking coherently?
    1
  15894.  @BaconizedCanadian  I haven't been flagging anything. You sound like you've been permabanned from YouTube before
    1
  15895. @sciencebear1645 Regardless what either of us think, he was in the "community."
    1
  15896. @sciencebear1645 Hypothetically, but this would be the first case I know of it.
    1
  15897. Sun Tsu was a bureaucrat too
    1
  15898. @willardSpirit  shut up
    1
  15899. @pandibbarman  shut up, doomscroller
    1
  15900. No.
    1
  15901. Star power is a stupid investment
    1
  15902. A lot of stuff happening, sometimes it's all in one mega trend, sometimes it isn't.
    1
  15903. He's totally a tweeker, or at least he use to be.
    1
  15904. The FDIC follows the letter of the law, it just takes years for the regulators to catch up with startup idiocy. And Yotta was a victim too, they lost all their money too.
    1
  15905. Methhead detected
    1
  15906. In Columbia? Because that's where the coca plant grows! Natives there were chewing its leaves since before Columbus sailed.
    1
  15907. Steven has been threatened in the past. That's why he doesn't tell anyone where he lives or his last name.
    1
  15908. Don't assume that. He might have been an ex-con who was going senile, or he may have been an ex-con overcome with rage when he saw cops on his turf.
    1
  15909. No, just you
    1
  15910. What?
    1
  15911. Because contrary to popular belief, you can't buy votes around here
    1
  15912. Not all of it. Some men want sex or power
    1
  15913. The Pope and what army? The church hasn't held any secular power since the unification wars.
    1
  15914. These wannabe gangsters want it both ways, bragging about how badass they are, evading police, and yet the police are cartoon villains for arresting them
    1
  15915. It's called a bubble. Investors are buying on something other than profitability. Nothing more.
    1
  15916. YES! TO THE BLOODLETTING!
    1
  15917. There were several unification wars.
    1
  15918.  @manoj4730  even that guy's accent us American and he has little nice to say about Pakistan.
    1
  15919. We can shed some MOPP gear and actually use the shoulder straps
    1
  15920. That would be nice, until they ran out of money. Airlines have the same problems Uber drivers have, just on a larger scale
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  15921. ​ @NachoCheeseHotCake he doesn't care. The guys that insist wages be set artificially high are the same guys that will actively seek out Ponzis to participate in
    1
  15922. It'd get delisted before that happened as it would be completely untradeable. And it would have a market cap 30% the size of the entire stock market. For that to happen, literally every billionaire would have to drop their investments and start buying until there are no more shares. So ignore all the scammers pumping their positions.
    1
  15923. You should get fined for defamation
    1
  15924. Err what? First the deal you make with the bank when you open an account is in the fine print and the can give overdraft fees. Second in this case it's not the customer's money. Third, under what circumstances could someone withhold the bank's money and it's not something like wire/check fraud.
    1
  15925.  @Jobbsjobbs  finders keepers doesn't work like that. If you find something and the owner is known you're legally expected to return it. If it isn't, it's just salvage. Like I said before I don't know of any circumstances where an individual can have the bank's money and it's not something like unjust enrichment or fraud.
    1
  15926.  @Jobbsjobbs  Quit being rhetorical, this isn't a court. The bottom line is if the rightful owner is KNOWN, they get it. If not, it's finders keepers. Entire have been scrapped under this law. But there's no way I know of you can see a bank error and not be able to track down the owner.
    1
  15927.  @Jobbsjobbs  me? I'm not a government Mr Sour Grapes. And banks aren't even subsidized where I'm from. And that's just as irrelevant as who is at fault for the error. If we punished people for incompetence, you would be dead.
    1
  15928.  @Jobbsjobbs  for what?
    1
  15929.  @Jobbsjobbs  if incompetence were a punishable offense, you'd live in hell. Come on, we both know you're making this up because you envy people's money, Greedo
    1
  15930.  @Jobbsjobbs  Yeah, I'm a historian, you're a shoplifter. So shut up, Greedo.
    1
  15931. Hmm... From what I understand about the law, they'd need to return that money FTX paid them on account those were profits from fraud.
    1
  15932. But Cuba specifically is sending abnormal amounts at the moment. That is called news.
    1
  15933.  @danielkjm  Because we've been technically at war with Cuba for over 6 decades. Frankly, it was a mistake not to intervene directly in the civil war there.
    1
  15934. First, Biden has done virtually nothing on the border so far (he's too busy feuding over budgets). Second, these are illegals and the law doesn't matter. Third, the reason they're hiding in semis is because they can't hitch a ride on trains anymore (the Federales have done many mass arrests).
    1
  15935.  @Izzy-qf1do  a lot more than Fox says junk like that.
    1
  15936.  @joshweickum  Fox does a lot more than editorials, but there's a lot of right leaning editorials out there of varying quality and most people don't watch the news anymore. In fact I think there's more Democrats watching the infamous conspiritard Tucker Carlson than anyone else because I don't see anyone who likes him actually share anything he says.
    1
  15937. There's no drug associated with it. The real depressing statistic is that 90% of treatments submitted for FDA approval fail. All of those treatments passed the rigors of academic and corporate approval
    1
  15938. I'm sure in his family this is how all the adults behave.
    1
  15939. Found the pimp
    1
  15940. Please leave history to those of us who aren't going to get castrated for lying
    1
  15941. No one involved was racist
    1
  15942. ​ @taylorbug9 rapists
    1
  15943. They're stamped rather than milled and built for reliability rather than high rate of fire. Also, extra weight actually reduces felt recoil.
    1
  15944. Hardly. Bezos bought a whole rocket just to go.
    1
  15945. This isn't hard to figure out, the Azeri commander saw movement in the no-man's land and thought the Armenians were making a move on him.
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  15946. Except there's nowhere in the world where that is so simply because lots of people own their own home. And I'm no lawyer but that might actually be an illegal monopoly anyway and any civil court would force the breakup of it. Even so, the existence of a monopoly generally doesn't effect the price, it simply makes the corporation more like a government who does as it pleases even if they're generally honest
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  15947. @boneseyyl1060  results aren't risks. The point I was making is the same people buying lottery tickets with rent money are the same people that will sell lottery tickets when they don't have the prize money. In this case, they were gambling with their lives just to avoid a little cost.
    1
  15948. Algorithms
    1
  15949. He's not directly involved. He's more concerned with getting public works in order but his men don't think it's important
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  15950. You bought into scams before. You know better. I saw a post once of someone who actually did sort through all his stock picks and found you would have made money over time. Not a spectacular amount, but still.
    1
  15951.  @jedi4049  shut up. Bots aren't creative jerkwads like me
    1
  15952. It's always been like this in Turkey
    1
  15953. Where did the wiki get the number, though?
    1
  15954. Fun, it sites a bunch of conflicting sources, none of which are Mongol histories. They're sources about economics and demographics that mention the wars in passing. they're also including all war related disease outbreaks because of that one time when the Mongols deliberately infected their enemies
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  15955. Liars burn in hell
    1
  15956.  @kkcuzz  To expand: People who push baseless libel often end up with their tongues removed.
    1
  15957. @mikeburke7053  lying isn't necessary in this instance. Selling building permits is a thing in Britain but the fees are meant to cover admin costs, not be a primary source of revenue
    1
  15958. @mikeburke7053 ........you don't even know why Britain left, don't you?
    1
  15959. Technically all Union protests are paid protests
    1
  15960. Dangerous? Those illiterates hired a professional film editor for slick PR videos but still don't know how to hold a rifle
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  15961. "Warmongering" defamation is not even worth consideration. Just draft anyone who starts pushing that trash, see if they whine about arms makers then.
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  15962. Shut up. The POTUS doesn't control monetary policy
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  15963. No one cares if they used friggin cluster bombs.
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  15964. In theory such a code could exist, but you'd have to not only make it but prove it works before paranoid voters will be willing to use it.
    1
  15965. That run on sentence may make sense in your head, but not to anyone else.
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  15966.  @aleksazunjic9672  not everyone is as power hungry as you are, pendejo. Some people just want money so they can have parties with drugs, girls, and luxury living everywhere. Other people, like me, want money so we can live of the procedes of investment and follow our dreams. Other people want to fund charities. Other people like to fund thrill seeking behaviors like gambling and sky diving. Other people want to get their kids into fancy schools, and so on a so forth.
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  15967. Murder? Who said anything about that? She threatened them with a hammer
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  15968. ​ @elosh3175 they were arrested, but not for murder
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  15969.  @carloalbertoranzani8041  you never heard of excessive force or manslaughter?
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  15970.  @mroutcast8515  you sound like the wife beating type
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  15971.  @tonithetiger6226  shut up
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  15972.  @bigmike6626  depends on department and type of crime
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  15973. Liars burn in hell
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  15974. Found the wife beater
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  15975. That's been off and on a consideration for years.
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  15976. No one cares what you think
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  15977. Which was the accountant CEO that screwed up too?
    1
  15978. Only you would.
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  15979. Get a job, you bum
    1
  15980. Dutch cops are going to enforce the law as is, the more you disobey the harder the law comes down. No one wins a battle of egos against their own government.
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  15981. He made a whole career out of it but never did any homework to do it well. All trial and error.
    1
  15982. How thick your coat is makes all the difference
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  15983.  @USSTOLEDOSSN769  And gloves/boots/hats.
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  15984. Or starts out inheriting a multimillion dollar business
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  15985.  @janicestowell1527  either he's a liar or you are
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  15986. It evolved over time as the reich still made departments compete with each other even after taking them over. But in general the process was state audit officials would be posted full time at a business and they could give orders directly to employees. The sale of stock was coerced to the state and/or party members. And the execs had to join the nazi party or be replaced by a party member.
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  15987. Trend?
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  15988.  @johnnypham2850  you and I both know many was not a factor in your own decision whether or not to have kids, why would it be for anyone else?
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  15989.  @manuelamartinez9985  With that sort of name I'd expect you to be more familiar with the matter and less partisan. No, fraud is not the norm, and these mostly aren't Arabs or Haitians so I'd ask you NOT to equate all the weird stuff you see elsewhere with Latinos.
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  15990.  @manuelamartinez9985  Talk about selective fact acceptance. Instead of wasting yours and my time with this you simply let DHS handle this junk?
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  15991. Shut up
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  15992. It was a turdhole before they got there
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  15993. Put that back your butt where you got it
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  15994. The government just does what their subjects want. Blaming obscure bureaucrats for our irresponsibility is silly.
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  15995. Hindenburg isn't media, they're a hedge fund.
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  15996. I understood they made peace with those guys
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  15997.  @georgemburu4177  Yeah, I looked it up and apparently I got them mixed up with someone else. These are largely the same militias that fought Sudan's war in Darfur.
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  15998. Shut up and get drafted
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  15999. Because they're not targeting any actual monopoly, they're targeting companies the idiot political appointees are personally familiar with
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  16000. It is fast when you consider it weighs as much as the space shuttle.
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  16001. Not everyone, clearly.
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  16002. So?
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  16003. Shutup
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  16004. @KFC Man Not in this case where it's impossible to see what he's holding even when freeze framed, it wouldn't.
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  16005.  Rittenhouse Rules  A regulator thinks they help and a lot of people will threat to hurt you if you change it.
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  16006. I was under the impression only select industries were nationalized in Sweden
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  16007. That's so vague as to be false by definition
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  16008. ​ @beeragainsthumanity1420  I think he's making weird assumptions about what the idiots from the video are thinking
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  16009. She's the customer that screams at cashier for no reason @kristineanderson4983 
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  16010.  @unique1o1-g5h  those are a myth
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  16011.  @ruthpower4892  and it is quite chaotic
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  16012. It's closed for all Federal holidays
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  16013.  @GanoGaming  Hence the abandonment
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  16014. Not exactly, since the bubble rises and falls in different cities irrespective of each other
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  16015. Ha.
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  16016. Is it just me or are most people with unconventional names with weird spellings a bit... Unsophisticated?
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  16017. Dude, he threatened them with a knife and might have actually used it given he was tripping. You go intentionally spooking people like that, see if people react how you expect.
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  16018. Lose the sycophancy
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  16019.  @sigisoltau6073  I can't speak for Nambians, but I can say poverty isn't an excuse to get a darwin award. And Haiti's poverty is caused by obscene crime rates.
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  16020.  @sigisoltau6073  lose the blame shifting. It was always a turdhole.
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  16021.  @sigisoltau6073  lose the blame shifting. It was always a turdhole.
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  16022.  @sigisoltau6073  lose the blame shifting. It was always a turdhole.
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  16023. It's near impossible to get a death sentence in the US these days.
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  16024. Come on, we all know you'd say that no matter what the bill was
    1
  16025. Because jealous Ibn-Sharmouta will keep whining as long as anyone in the world is paid more than they are.
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  16026.  @stephanguitar9778  only if you're running it
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  16027. You're confusing Lehman with the other idiots who got an emergency loan. And the loan was to save jobs.
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  16028.  @BookofFuture  that's why you're not chair of the Fed
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  16029. Uh... Why you feel the need to lie about a guy who offed himself?
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  16030.  @billmurray4206  lose the hyperbole
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  16031. Same men, doing another part of the same job. This time turning wasteland back into farmland.
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  16032. The 12% is the legal opposition
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  16033. Kansas farmers use them so they can grow corn which needs a lot of water (corn is better profits than wheat/soy). They're more common now because a lot of corn is needed to make ethanol for gasoline.
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  16034.  @deltauniformtangocharlieho2795  says the guy that eats meat.....
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  16035.  @deltauniformtangocharlieho2795  I'm calling you a liar. Or at least purposefully exaggerating, as most self stylized vegans simply avoid meat and/or only stay vegans for a few years/months. And I want to eat your puppies from lunch.
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  16036.  @time-pass5897  so?
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  16037.  @sensiblehuman1763  who said they didn't?
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  16038.  @sensiblehuman1763  we all eat them either way.
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  16039.  @sensiblehuman1763  because they are people. Equating humans with chattel suggests you undervalue the former.
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  16040.  @sensiblehuman1763 how can you talk so much and say so little?
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  16041.  @sensiblehuman1763  calling the historian dumb won't get you anywhere... Now I want to eat your puppies just to prove the point.
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  16042.  @mariadamedecoeur  found the Nahua.
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  16043.  @mariadamedecoeur  It's a joke. Nahua = Aztec. They ate their POWs.
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  16044.  @tonibauer2405  what makes you think I'm judging? Just a touch of realism in that while a lot of people idealize not killing animals the fact is we all do anyway.
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  16045. Dude, US banking regs are so strict that many countries straight up refuse to let Americans open bank accounts. And the reason these guys went under was because they were all retards in a special way. Signature bank was run by buffoons, SVB was full of greedy bastards and incompetent political hires/investments, and Credit Suisse had a preverse incentive system that encouraged crime.
    1
  16046. Or you to this channel. Shut up.
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  16047. We all know who's going to restore order. US soldiers and police. It's happened so many times...
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  16048. Shut up
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  16049. How much did you lose?
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  16050. You haven't seen Chappie?
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  16051. No one wants to hear his stock picks
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  16052. No
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  16053. Don't do drugs, kids
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  16054. There are entire wars over the avacado fields in Mexico. It can be sold at fat profit margins and since Americans are much richer than the Mexicans in Michaocan the avocado trade was more profitable than the drug trade (until the gangs running the joint were blacklisted in the US). The Hispanics will fight over anything that is worth money
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  16055. You can't buy anything from the turdworld without playing whack-a-mole with pirates, gangs, and such. The difference is in most countries outside China the slavery incidents are too small scale to make international headlines. For instance, a lot of the ores coming out of certain mines in Africa are actually stolen by muggers before it gets to the distributors and since the muggers are miners it's impossible to tell the tainted goods from the good stuff. Meanwhile in the Middle East they rig migrant labor laws so that the employer can hold the employee prisoner without consequences.
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  16056. They brought a SWAT team to arrest an old drug dealer? Who wants to bet the suspect was involved in prior shootings?
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  16057.  @pannik_lucas  the figures are inflated by corruption. Employee is on the books, checks are dispense, but employee doesn't exist. Also MSS is knee deep in commie infighting
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  16058.  @tomkingston4203  you cannot catch up via theft and some of this stuff is so complicated it takes more than a blueprint to copy. Case in point: Chinese auto makers cannot copy the gigapress despite having the blueprints because they lack specialized engies and the funds to buy the parts.
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  16059.  @Montasir125  Ha. A lot of traitors actively sought out people that would pay them for info
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  16060.  @harrypothead4575  A lot of leaks and open secrets floating around the internet. In the Chinese army the bribery situation is so bad that it becomes a pyramid scheme where they promise so much pay for promotion that they have to sell ranks below them to pay the bribe.
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  16061.  @squealerpig  Put that back up your butt where you got it. These guys can't even keep enough people on hand that speak Uyghur or Tibetan.
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  16062. It's the same reason news outlets only talk about shocking things. They get paid per click
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  16063. Or was intoxicated
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  16064. Great goodness, people need help and all these idiots can do is abuse the incident to talk about politics.
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  16065. Temu is just a platform for Ponzi schemes. All exposure goes to the cheapest item in class, no exceptions
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  16066. No way of knowing that
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  16067.  @lakeguy65616  You fucking aren't, kid
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  16068. Wages are low, but everything is cheap
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  16069. The movie is notorious for getting literally everything wrong.
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  16070. Have fun being poor, you fraud
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  16071. You don't use recon aircraft to silence AA guns.
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  16072.  @FirstDagger  the implications from the video was frontal assault.
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  16073. Vhut?
    1
  16074. Read the description
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  16075.  @TheBeatsssss  this goon thinks you can brandish a weapon without consequence... This was possibly a lot of things, but definitely not a felony.
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  16076. The war ended two years ago. Get over it
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  16077. Holding a mortgage is not the same as owning the house. The bank doesn't control/maintain the house.
    1
  16078. Just start hiring more people to replace them
    1
  16079.  @ANDROLOMA  you can't speak for their manager's character
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  16080. There's no problem in the world that can't be solved by the copious application of bullets!
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  16081. The guy was an armed pirate trying to run them over. We're all better off without him.
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  16082.  @johney3734  who fucking cares?
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  16083. ​​ @vincentli1064 I didn't say it was global enough to go 100% S&P
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  16084. ​ @BlindBison I didn't say the S&P was global enough, and yes I would object to that on the account foreign stocks have currency conversion and ADR costs
    1
  16085. Quit spamming that
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  16086.  @davidzoller9617  it's annoying and useless
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  16087. It literally isn't
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  16088. Even that gun got fixed by the addition of a drop safety catch
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  16089. Is it just me or do businesses in China not know how to budget?
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  16090.  @capturedflame  those things don't really go bad, but are universally terrible but filling. There was a time when "hardtack" was the norm. They'd take a bisket, burn the crust black, and it'd last forever even if it took a hammer to open them up. Soldiers would generally throw them in a stew with whatever fresh food they had.
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  16091.  @capturedflame  hilarious, but we're on the same side. I just have a peeve against talking trash
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  16092.  @capturedflame  Uh, you think because I didn't laugh at a viral joke for the 100th time that I'm an algorithm? I think you've been arguing with randos for way too long, dude.
    1
  16093. Who calls him bonesaw?
    1
  16094. Put that back up your butt where you got it.
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  16095. They were already experiencing dollarization and GDP per capita has fallen by a quarter in the last decade
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  16096.  @shastrachakshu108  nice hateful rhetoric. Now say something of substance.
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  16097.  @shastrachakshu108  shut up
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  16098.  @steved7961  liar
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  16099. Israel wasn't a country at that time and I don't know if any major Nazis were aware of the Yeshuv's existence. There were great fears in Mandate Palestine over what Rommel's army would do if they took Egypt. That and it should be clear the Jews were just a boogieman as the Fuhler equated both the capitalists and the Communists akd anyone else that annoyed him with the Jews. That bullshit didn't actually effect his interactions with individual Jews during his lifetime.
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  16100.  @Arizona-ex5yt  History isn't either
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  16101.  @Campocosas  shut up
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  16102.  @thunderb00m  That rules out all the people whining on this thread
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  16103. That doesn't increase productivity per worker and they have neither the equipment nor expertise for that. Also, some of the population loss is permanent because they poisoned the soil
    1
  16104. The former doesn't exist. There's no man behind the curtains deciding what is and isn't good science
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  16105. They didn't license anything. For Coinbase, the part they're being sued for was in regulatory limbo at the time of their direct listing. Now the axe is coming down full for because the SEC believes all altcoins are scams and because they know for a fact Brian Armstrong lied to them.
    1
  16106. Shut up
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  16107. Dude, these guys are usually paid by goons who want to take credit for the kill.
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  16108. [Muffled hysterical laughter ensues]
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  16109. The tech has the same objective.
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  16110. That wouldn't instantly stop the car as he could drive several miles on the rims. And allegedly he drew a gun on them too and immediately went down in a hail of bullets.
    1
  16111. It was the staple hardcore drug when the drug wars started, but it's just an alkaloid like any other.
    1
  16112.  @ferretyluv  voice of experience?
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  16113. They'll fight over groceries, what were you expecting?
    1
  16114. Shut up
    1
  16115. They've done this since Ottoman days. They jury rig European gear together into weird and useless contraptions and call it indigenously produced
    1
  16116. He doesn't short. Shorting is more trouble than it's worth
    1
  16117. You?
    1
  16118. That isn't true at all. Asylum is given on a case by case basis based on interviews with investigators and a Federal judge's decision.
    1
  16119. Walmart trades in consumer goods, they do not invest in them.
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  16120. Dude, even state run news agencies tend to be young and cocky lefties.
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  16121. Al-Jazeera? Those guys are involved in Kefala slavery scams and covered up the accidental death of a reporter just so they could blame political rivals.
    1
  16122. Found the scammer
    1
  16123. She's no different. She left a PhD program and won't say why
    1
  16124. Namely due to the collapse of all the others.
    1
  16125. People getting smashed is never funny to watch.
    1
  16126.  @iaoshua  dude, that's literally the same pronunciation in the modern dialect.
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  16127. What?
    1
  16128. Personal preference is the deciding factor
    1
  16129. To be fair, the builders are all bankrupt too
    1
  16130. There's so many falsifications here. First, inflation effects all income levels equally. Second, wages are keeping up with inflation, just not smoothly. Third, WHO FYCKING CARES WHAT THE RICH GUY MAKES.
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  16131. They're stacked in favor of the incumbant. They serve the role of revealing which lesser politicians need to receive bribes in the form of government jobs. When the incumbent dies, they fight
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  16132. Liar
    1
  16133. To be fair, thematic ETFs is a much less crazy version of stock picking, as it allows people to closet index whilst speculating to their heart's content.
    1
  16134. Shut up
    1
  16135.  @pnduarte4696  lying isn't necessary in this instance, coward
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  16136.  @branilavvasic9727  who said otherwise? I personally was denied a visa to go fight over there, apparently the war isn't as big a deal as people say.
    1
  16137. Shut up, BBC
    1
  16138. Is the company profitable?
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  16139. They ain't going to have anything nice to say about him.
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  16140. Sounds like it'd be better at making barns than houses.
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  16141. People go to Mexico to buy medicine because you don't need training, licensing, and insurance to sell prescription medicine down there and while they're required for hospitals the rules are loose and seldom enforced... Yes, a lot of fentanyl is hiding in plain sight.
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  16142. Depends on locales.
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  16143. Weird libel. No bribes are involved in food inspections, it just needs done. I am aware of one case in Germany of what you describe. Remember that hoopla over guns that only fire when authorized users hold them? That started with a German firm Armatrix that had a good proof-of-concept device that was only useable by niche markets and few people wanted the gun because it was overpriced, and despite having no factory whatsoever or means to get one they were already lobbying the German government to make them mandatory. Gunsmiths all over the world regarded this as extortion and the scheme failed so spectacularly that no one wants to make smart guns anymore because New Jersey has a law on the books that makes them mandatory once declared "feasible."
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  16144. The fact they're ramming this revenge stuff down our throats clearly shows this was planned weeks in advance.
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  16145. Depends if they were bought new and if an elitist academic published them (uf it's required reading at college, it's overpriced). Also, TIK has a preference for Kindle books, so there's more.
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  16146. That is because they suck at paperwork. None of the money was found to be stolen because the programs are decided and money dispensed by totally different offices
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  16147. The DOJ acts independent from the White House. It doesn't matter which fool is in office
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  16148. He was raised socialist and worked retail for years before going full time YouTube.
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  16149. You mind lending me that crystal ball when you're done with it? For all we know his landlord is his close family and he doesn't want his neighbors knowing his personal connection to the squatters.
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  16150.  @Yourebeautyfull  I have a master's degree on the topic and coverting ny thesis into a book right now. You don't know what the hell you're talking about beyond flaimbait headlines. So bug off, I have no time for this.
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  16151. Literally nothing has changed. Not even Egypt will open up there border with Gaza. Heck, there are more Arabs in Israeli military service than there are Hamas soldiers
    1
  16152. NATO hasn't been involved in years
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  16153.  @danman6358  because they didn't
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  16154. There's plenty. Idiots simply whine about it anyway.
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  16155. The suspect was a lot of things, but not insane
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  16156.  @DN-uv8fz  His criminal record. Two restraining orders and multiple domestic battery charges. He was an asshole wife beater, trying to beat his ex into submission
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  16157. Shut up
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  16158. People will keep whining about current events no matter what happens.
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  16159. Not much at all. That's not how it works.
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  16160. Mexico ain't as bad as a lot of what goes on in Africa
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  16161. Ha.
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  16162. We were never socialist. But basically, American socialists were all gangbangers trying to start a revolution and legalize piracy against rich people. Also, we haven't really had any allies over the decades that were socialists. I.E. The Communists, the National Socialists, the Anarcho-Socialists, the Nasserists, the Ba'ath, the EFF, the ANC, the PFLP, and so on all happened to be enemies for unrelated reasons.
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  16163. What looks hi tech to an amatuer
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  16164. Especially when drugs are involved
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  16165. Not regulated by the US. They have their own country's regs, but those are sometimes lacking.
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  16166. No one cares
    1
  16167. But yet you will do nothing
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  16168. Shut up, liar
    1
  16169. Read the subtitles.
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  16170. Compared to an Arab prison, yes. Compared to a Latino prison, no. And having worked at a prison, I say ten years of boredom and uselessness is a type of torture I don't want to endure.
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  16171.  @harukrentz435  seriously. I'd rather get beaten than got two weeks in jail.
    1
  16172. I recall one case where the Indian army was sent fiberglass helmets. The reason involved bribing a requisition officer to sell fake helmets at full price.
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  16173. Are you seriously not aware what happened with russian gas imports?
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  16174. To you
    1
  16175. Because it was going to happen either way. Why put it off?
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  16176. Liar
    1
  16177. Except the world was much warmer and wetter in the bronze age. We're talking cattle in the sahara.
    1
  16178. Anyone know why the Russians are still using the highways?
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  16179. For yer average boring company it works quite well as it calculates value under normal conditions.
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  16180.  @YOLO-rj6ks  when you start throwing those variables into the equation you start seeing how wild speculator expectations are and how crazy the rise of many companies are.
    1
  16181. Ha
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  16182. Liars burn in hell @useodyseeorbitchute9450 
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  16183.  @TorMax9  I have a feeling you don't know shit about Africa
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  16184.  @batprime1177  I have a feeling your info is decades outdated
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  16185. Common amoung unicorn startups. Share valuations are what bring in the big money, not the actual business
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  16186. Depends mostly where the immigrants are from. In France just now some teenaged immigrants gang raped a 12 year old for the given reason she said she was Jewish. This is not the first case of this, because there was once an entire mosque that put up one of their members to behead a school teacher not for anything offensive she said, but because she said mocking the prophet (among other religious figures) was unacceptable but not illegal in France (which was true).
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  16187. Poorly research article that reprints debunked market forecasts as fact. Tesla's Chinese factories are being physically harassed by their competitors because no Chinese factory has the money or the equipment to make a Tesla knockoff despite having the blueprints. There was one case where a municipality put up a bunch of fake solar panels in order to get construction companies owned by cronies some work. The restrictions China put on coal is part of the reason for their electricity crisis as we speak as green energy production fell far short of demand. And yes, China is so dependent on coal and natural gas that many towns have gone completely dark due to its shortage. And that's all besides the article relying on debunked economic data for its forecast on the Chinese economy. You might as well say the guys making fake Rolexes could build better watches than Rolex.
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  16188.  @Fauzanarief-n7i  They literally bring nothing new to the table. And the turnover for Chinese large cap stocks is pretty high. Like come and go within 25 years.
    1
  16189. Found the Greek tax evader
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  16190. that's one way to say you don't know how shit works
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  16191. What?
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  16192. The tax write off is waaaayyyy less than 600 million. The idea it isn't is as silly as the thought people earn money by giving to charity.
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  16193. Not in that turdhole
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  16194. No one gives a rip where you're from.
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  16195. People been saying that for ages in that part of the world
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  16196. A lot of people own that stuff, and Canada has a concurrent craziness with land values
    1
  16197. You should talk, you failed abortion.
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  16198. This id10t thinks anything that's a bad idea is "unconstitutional"
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  16199. ​ @whimsicalhamster88 don't discuss history. You suck at it.
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  16200. You know that ain't happening. Most Chinese tech has been stolen from the very nations running the ISS.
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  16201. Yeah, why not code an AI an sell it to existing firms? Is that not ponzi enough?
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  16202. It sounds like many of the leftover men are passed over by women because they're assholes. Not a surprise
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  16203. We aren't dumb. No one that don't need to be inside the blast radius is outside that area. Most bomb makers have the control room and the machines in completely different bunkers
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  16204. Not necessarily. Since the definition of growth is above average PE, many safe corporations are categorized as growth. I.E. Johnson and Johnson have been paying regular dividends for a century, so they are priced as growth. American gun makers are priced as value because investors fear tightening regulation, even though they stand to grow with the population.
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  16205. Shut up. Get drafted
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  16206. Scam
    1
  16207. Don't encourage criminality on a moderated space
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  16208.  @larrybarela8676  you live in a psych ward
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  16209. If you're going to own a dog big enough to hurt people, teach it not to chase people.
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  16210. Politics and ego
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  16211. Equating the two is proof you have stolen from family.
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  16212.  @123amsterdan456  it's the same thing, pendejo.
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  16213.  @somezsaltz6835  tell that to Cypriots, fucker.
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  16214. Engineers are worth what they're paid.
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  16215. Mousolini considered himself a Marxist.
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  16216. Lose the trash talk
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  16217. Because it's generally too fast. Modern triggers are smooth enough most soldiers chooses to rapid fire in semi auto even when full auto is available.
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  16218. Mexican goods are worth what we're paying. Even the meth.
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  16219. Who cares? Fish lay hundreds of eggs at a time, this was in the middle of the ocean with low fish density, and the ocean is so big that this is like less than a drop by comparison
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  16220. They pay doctors/chemists/techs/nurses a fraction what we do, and the quality matches. In Mexico, for instance, asprin knockoffs have been found to contain fentanyl. In Lebanon, there are doctors because the position comes with power/prestige but they can't even diagnose cancer and there's few medical devises and almost no techs and qualified nurses and they're notorious for price gouging (store shelves empty but plenty in the back room waiting for customers to be willing to pay more).
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  16221. Happens to the best and worst of us...
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  16222. So?
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  16223.  @Uncle_Troy  you mind lending that crystal ball when you're done?
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  16224. The Yuan trades at totally different rates in China versus out of China due to capital controls. Also, internal purchasing power varies by as much as 1000% from city to city
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  16225. Dumb money tends to turn companies with the best science into the worst stocks.
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  16226. Shut up
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  16227. ​@ruger8412 you'd be surprised
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  16228. Don't count on either
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  16229.  Sunny Raja  what's up with the avatar?
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  16230.  @nicolashrv  you play EA games and CoD, don't you?
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  16231.  @nicolashrv  Then why does any monopoly matter to you? Then why you losing your mind about loss of game quality that doesn't exist? According to one game critic, games tend to change when new devs work on an older franchise, not necessarily when they get bought out.
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  16232.  @nicolashrv  Really. Then how do billion dollar franchises form, I wonder...
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  16233.  @nicolashrv  I wish. But when Microsoft bought out Mojang for a billion dollars that was a sign of Minecraft's success, and not a depreciating quality of output. So again I ask why you angry about big business? I will assume it's simply sour grapes until you can prove otherwise.
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  16234. ​@royjays4588 the OP is not a fraud and willnot commit fraud to satisfy your elitism
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  16235. ​@Manu_Lemoine_FR you don't like men getting shotfr being serial offenders?
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  16236.  @marekkurwa  I got my MA in Military History specializing in terrorism last spring, so don't act like you can simply talk trash and think I can't tell you're not only a liar but guilty of the exact things you accuse others of.
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  16237. Nah. Most of their policing is done by computer. As of a couple years ago, there were only 20 investigators hunting fake goods... For the whole of Amazon.
    1
  16238. Because political garbage drives away all loyal viewers even if it sells
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  16239. Lose the TDS. These people are looking for cheap drugs, which are available in Mexico due to loose pharmacy regs and low labor costs.
    1
  16240. Except the US secretly owns Mexico
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  16241. Just jurisdictions. Police = city/town. Sheriff/deputy = county. Agent = state/federal law enforcement.
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  16242. 24:40 Is that "third-party intermediary" PayPal/CashApp? If so, the charges are completely bogus and the lawyer involved needs removed, permanently
    1
  16243. Vhut? It's a classic finfluencer scam. No idea how much Milei knew
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  16244. Replace class struggle with race struggle
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  16245. Very ponzi
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  16246. Found the shoplifter
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  16247. Shut up
    1
  16248. Except not even he can control these pirates.
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  16249.  K John  and yet, a handful of dudes with shotguns could scatter the thousands of fools to the winds. Why? Because they were organized and taking orders. There's a big difference between racketeering/gangsterism and commanding an army.
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  16250. How?
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  16251. It's the UAE. Once you left, they simply no longee had any qualified personnel
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  16252. @keymot1491  it's all fake. We have testimony from the guy selling the certificates
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  16253.  @jamescoe4765  Up north you have to brush snow off too. Solar panel maintenance is never zero and calling it zero is securities fraud
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  16254. @nairable  that too would need serviced and adds costs. Solar only works when we let plants do the bulk of the work for us
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  16255. That first scene with the passing out: She fell asleep standing up. Yes, this is possible when you lock your knees and stand still for over 10 minutes. Source: I was in the army.
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  16256. Bad whataboutism. That literally is a thing in China, but is near impossible in the developed world.
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  16257. That's a joke, right?
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  16258. Are you confusing ponzi schemes with pyramid schemes? And he didn't say emu oil wasn't used for anything, he said it wasn't valuable as they claimed. Suspicious comment.
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  16259. Mixed families have always existed but yes idiots will make sure to include them in movies/ads for stupid reasons
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  16260. On the bright side, this should have a deflationary effect
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  16261. Accessory to murder knows no age
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  16262.  @Connie_TinuityError  A lot of these guys will call 19 year old armed terrorists a "teenager" too.
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  16263. Read the description
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  16264.  @ksteak27  seriously. The video description has a key detail
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  16265. Darwinism can make the conspiritards disappear, though.
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  16266. 2:35 Correction, John Hus criticized the WORLDLINESS of the church, in that high-ranking church officials were also rulers of many states and got involved in wars that had nothing to do with religion and were independently wealthy (bribery/nepotism/pluralism were regulated but legal). John Hus was killed, of course, because he butted heads with powerful people over theological issues.
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  16267. @user-il5dg4fh7w  Even so, simply not being local makes you a target. And the mobs were mostly after loot so anyone who happened to be nearby was robbed and/or beaten.
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  16268. Quit doing that. The troops just sit there bored because, by Federal law, the Federal government can't use soldiers on US soil
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  16269. Building codes are a method of collecting bribes
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  16270. Hardeehar
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  16271. Other shareholders got the bulk of the money
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  16272. The whole of Oklahoma was part of the Confederacy. The people who didn't like that fled to Kansas
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  16273.  @אסף-ת9ס  Worse. Many of them were only built to scam Beijing out of subsidies, transferring hands between affiliated entities and collecting payment every time.
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  16274.  @jaytang4954  you know that or you assume that?
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  16275. Lots of people have guns stashed in their houses they don't intend to use. She wouldn't have known he could be so stupid
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  16276. More like pottery
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  16277. @AndroidA258  except additive manufacturing is a completely different method
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  16278. Shows what you know. Only the airframe is old. Everything else has been replaced at some point. Planes aren't like cars where old models aren't worth the money to install a new engine. No, planes cost enough that it is cheaper to give old planes new internals than to build a plane from scratch.
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  16279. Converting to residential is a long and expensive remodel. You need lots more bathrooms and kitchens and soundproofing, not to mention overregulation
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  16280. Cramer's picks turns a profit, even if they probably don't outperform an index
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  16281.  @demandols8555  mind making sense?
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  16282. The expected return of any commodity is zero.
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  16283. Malaria can totally kill you weeks after contracting it. It comes and goes in spells where some days you can do stuff and other days you feel like you're going to die. Rince and repeat until you ded.
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  16284. No extortion necessary. A lot of sporting shooters are egomaniacs that like causing drama. Guns make men feel powerful, and some people around here like that
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  16285. Where yer from, yes. But in the middle east virtually the entire population is addicted to something and it's been that way since the iron age.
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  16286. Is that company actually buying art and selling art like they said they would, though?
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  16287.  @NickMC512  I've been investigating Masterworks, and at best they're a hedge fund marketing themselves to retailers. They offer ponzi like payoffs and I cannot verify that customers can wuthdraw money
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  16288. Curious complaints, given Turkish hospitals are notorious for overcharging patients via unneeded surgeries and cursory diagnosis.
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  16289. Lose the political BS.
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  16290.  @rebeccaperry-piper2733  There's only one dedicated gun store in Mexico, but hundreds of licensed arms sellers throughout the country.
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  16291. She doesn't lose until all bagholders sell
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  16292. What was? The coalition lost a no confidence vote
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  16293. It's as scarce as we want it to be.
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  16294. Anything rare becomes a luxury item. Case in point: Cuban cigars. There's nothing special about them, but they have a unique flavor and commercial imports were banned. Likewise, silk ceased to be a luxury item because it was made artificially and is now sold as spandex.
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  16295. Not that many dead. This is mostly due to the economics of the regime. The population grew dependent on global trade, but now Iran has no reliable cash economy at all. No food = No babies.
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  16296. ​ @Jareers-ef8hp weird whataboutism. But the answer is people in those countries avoid having kids because it is a huge obligation, but are unwilling to give up on sex so they have a couple eventually which they raise well (normally).
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  16297. You mind lending me that crystal ball when you're done with it?
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  16298. That would just make it easier to move north. Lose the retarded blame shift, freak show.
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  16299. It's called gaslighting, guilt tripping, and fraud.
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  16300. Haitian jails aren't anything like what you saw in the states
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  16301. They've been dumping for decades, burning investor cash and selling at either a loss or nearly a loss. Now they can't borrow anymore, driving up prices, driving away customers.
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  16302.  @pouliotwilliam1  Hmm... I say we draft you.
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  16303. You didn't watch the video
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  16304. There's no way in hell the Iranian government is paying reparations for anything, especially not libel.
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  16305. And you thought you wouldn't use algebra... ...you were right.
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  16306. War isn't an investment and we aren't even fighting anyone right now.
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  16307. I wish
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  16308. Bug off, creep
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  16309. Except with those jobs the reason you need a degree is because you need at least some talent to learn it.
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  16310. A curious remark, since all the big American brands are making EVs too, they just aren't selling. Also, I distinctly remember in the early 2000s that people were saying half of all cars would be EV right now, so I would ask you to dispense with the bullshit deadlines.
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  16311. A curious remark, since all the big American brands are making EVs too, they just aren't selling. Also, I distinctly remember in the early 2000s that people were saying half of all cars would be EV right now, so I would ask you to dispense with the bullshit deadlines.
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  16312. @fl3669  so has defamation. The rule of conspiracies is the odds they will happen go down exponentially relative to the number of unaffiliated parties involved. For instance, if I say that al-Jazeera ran a smear campaign in a silly attempt to divert attention from slavery scandals in the Qatari world cup, the odds of that conspiracy forming is actually pretty high. The soccar league and al-Jazeera are both Qatari state run enterprises and their CEOs are brothers. However, if someone were to say all of the world leaders are part of a conspiracy... That is action impossible because most of these guys have never met and most of them have conflicting interests and many have kill orders out on each other.
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  16313. Shut up. Get drafted
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  16314. You won't be saying that when you sharing a cell with a 300lb sex offender.
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  16315.  @sko1beer  shut up
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  16316. Go away
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  16317. There's thieves of all sorts anywhere. There's even one in YouTube comments pretending to be an investment service. No need to witch hunt rich people just because you envy their positions.
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  16318. Your boss also wishes he didn't have to raise the starting wages just to get qualified applicants
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  16319. *Industry. No need for the mouthful.
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  16320. Not entirely appropriate to call the Filipino leaders dictators when the elections do matter. Then again, so do the assassinations...
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  16321.  @pokrec  million dollar flat? Are penthouse apartments your idea of normalcy? You spoiled chump
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  16322.  @pokrec  you exaggerated 10-50 fold for any portion of the US.
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  16323. No one thought of it. And artificial hearts already exist, we just don't have one that lasts more than a few months due to milage.
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  16324. Go away
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  16325.  @stevea8355  go away
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  16326.  @stevea8355  go away
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  16327.  @stevea8355  go away
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  16328.  @stevea8355  go away
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  16329. Shut up
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  16330.  @JohnDoe-xq8sk  shut up
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  16331.  @ChiefStephenlouisthe2nd  hopefully you
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  16332. Most third world countries secretly idolized developed nations.
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  16333. The Turks were born in Turkey.
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  16334.  @kadir9629  Turkey's election system is a farce.
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  16335. @julianalaveraz  Not exactly. The system is rigged in favor of the incumbant, and when there is no incumbent the candidates shoot each other in the face.
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  16336. Stock already collapsed. The time was BEFORE they got shut down.
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  16337. You might not have to pay her anything. Then again, she might not be willing to compromise journalistic integrity.
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  16338. Baseless libel. Bug off
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  16339. China's attempt at maglev was fake like all their other ponzi schemes
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  16340. Apparently she's out of his life for whatever reason
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  16341.  @pandaris66  doesn't matter. We don't discriminate.
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  16342. What exactly would you be afraid of? It's too small to signal a cell tower or satellite.
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  16343. What?
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  16344.  @smresel3823  Like you'd know
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  16345. Googling... It is both taking a identity and using it to commit a felony. I.E. A kid stealing a Driver's License to buy beer is identity theft, a man stealing your SSN to access your bank account is aggravated identity theft.
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  16346. They meant well, that's a completely different thing than did well.
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  16347. Those twp systems aren't equivalent, performance depends which model you're talking about, and China buying Russian gear they don't know how to use means nothing
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  16348. Actually that's probably a personal weapon
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  16349. Easy to say in hindsight. Just like it's easy to say in hindsight that hanging someone for stealing a horse is overkill.
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  16350. Not even a cynic like me would have said the whole thing was a systemic fraud until about two years ago.
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  16351. The cost 5 million apiece
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  16352.  @scottfree6479  I can't tell if this is a joke
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  16353. Attempted murder is never borinh
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  16354. If they had one.
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  16355.  @joexavier2287  doesn't mean we can impose that standard right on the source of this junk
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  16356. Yes, it's a fiction in all the above
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  16357. He got a trial, and got four years.
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  16358. If they don't know how to accurately price that insurance why would they?
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  16359. To be fair, management was as much a danger to themselves as others.
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  16360. Not always. Sometimes disaster destroys everything you can buy with money
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  16361. Found the drug dealer
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  16362. To you @hqcart1 
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  16363. For you to be a liar @Q_QQ_Q 
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  16364. The response or the crime?
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  16365. Modern factories and roads in China? Dude, their concrete is diluted with ash and they mine coal with jackhammers.
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  16366. Lying about market crashes decades ago does nothing for no one
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  16367. Shut up
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  16368.  @syzl___  shut up
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  16369.  @Federalist2159  shut up
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  16370. It's all short term small lending.
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  16371. There was a video of a Russian soldier trying to break into an electronics store. Maybe a lack of proper radios is the issue. Also, the soldiers that said they thought it was a drill are probably telling the truth. I'd wager the decision to invade was made the day before the war began. That would explain the lack of a central objective, too.
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  16372. None of them did, bro. Just rumors, trash talk, politicization, and unwillingness to use basic fact finding missions.
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  16373.  @longlivefreedom  I'm a military historian and I personally debunked this. First off, everyone is nationalist even if they claim not to be. It's a behavioral thing and not a political opinion. Second, there's no shortage of theoretically viable states in the Balkans. Hence why when war or depression comes borders change quickly in interesting ways. Third, the genocide nonsense came from the intelligence vacuum. All the UN had was the political BS of both sides and they accepted the Bosnian's BS as fact because the Americans sided with the Bosnians. On the ground there was a whole lot of murder of real and perceived militiamen. Winners allowed civvies to flee outside the warzone. And these refugees gave wildly exaggerated ideas of what the battlefield. Reality is always a lot more boring than politics imply.
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  16374. Better scientist than you'll ever be
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  16375. Really? His statements were pretty mild given most big business in Egypt is owned by the army employing conscript labor in for-profit ventures. This is suspiciously similar to the Mamluk days.
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  16376. Vhut?
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  16377.  @alexandercarder2281  what foot?
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  16378. It's a fabricated report
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  16379.  @InfamousKicker  right. It means automated taxis will be cheaper than Uber and drive them out of business. And if even half the cars on the road have this capacity, then there would be more available cars than users, driving the price of trip way down.
    1
  16380. ​ @johanrebel  shut up
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  16381. China makes a literal ton of knock off luxury brands mostly for the domestic market
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  16382.  @valolafson6035  We know for a fact it's so. I think all but one of the Adams appointees that got arrested had some kind of minority background. Makes sense, you hire based on something besides competence, you get substandard work
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  16383. They buy from who's selling
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  16384. Doesn't make the thieves less guilty
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  16385. Vhut?
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  16386. The Vatican doesn't print money
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  16387. Did what?
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  16388. No large army has. It's doomed my life to be incredibly boring
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  16389. Both on the way up and down. Allegedly, some of their moderator staff joined for no other reason than to control the narrative
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  16390. South Africa was always turdworld
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  16391. This is nothing, frankly
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  16392. Smile for the camera.
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  16393. Like he said it's certainly a factor, but we can't attach it to any specific failure. I know from experience the Borderland franchise has been woke since the 3rd DLC on the first game, but they haven't started losing players until they replaced the scriptwriter from a Lovecraft fan to an anime fan (no joke) and released gameplay that's not even balanced for singleplayer showing they did no real playtesting. I don't plan on buying the new one when it comes out. Also, there are "lobbyists" that will straight up pay companies to random f*gg0try down kid's throat so even if they lose some players it might not effect immediate profits.
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  16394. It's like any hiring process. They arbitrarily raise/lower their standards to suit the job market.
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  16395. It has a clearly unsustainable dividend. If that valuation was real, they wouldn't have gone public last year. I don't know what they're doing, but there's definitely funny business going on.
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  16396.  @jeffbrunswick5511  liar
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  16397. Say that on every police video?
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  16398. Golden parachutes only apply when execs get fired, and bonus are a cut of the profits. Right now, they all just want to keep their jobs through all these layoffs.
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  16399. Only if you need shock therapy
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  16400. Those guys literally stole land from everyone, not just rich chumps
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  16401. There are a lot of those on Twitter, but the whole websire isn't
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  16402. Shut up
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  16403. 8:20 You got some of the names wrong. Babylon did not exist at the time and the region was under the king of Akkad. The Myceneans and Minaons both called themselves Achaeans.
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  16404. How much did you lose?
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  16405.  @HikarusVibrator  it was there when Gilgamesh was written.
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  16406.  @HikarusVibrator  I don't think we're referring to the same areas
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  16407.  @esecallum  it'd get in through the seams of the bag, and you must also use stuff
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  16408.  @FransBlaas1  shut up and get drafted
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  16409.  @stanley1554  is that a sick joke or do you have a death wish?
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  16410.  @MunishKumar-gw6kw  you keep regurgitating that as if you yourself don't believe it either
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  16411.  Science Revolution  bug off
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  16412.  @PREDATOR07  You mean Iraqis? And no, it's just as much a fact of life there as the desert heat.
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  16413.  @georgeszilva1223  That's literally not how those work.
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  16414.  @Chris_Sheridan  I say we draft you and see what you think then
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  16415.  @Emy53  The goons we were fighting in Iraq didn't even know how to aim.
    1
  16416. @NoReplyAsset  vhut?
    1
  16417. Correction: Politicians are regulated as insiders, and no amount of spam libel will change that
    1
  16418. @ThePlainBagel  In the US they're required to disclose their positions and like four have been fined for not doing the paperwork right and contrary to popular belief, many of them are losing money. The reason there's so much propaganda around it is Paul Pelocy (not Nancy Pelocy) made money buying LEAPs on tech stocks during a time of near zero interest rates. We could confirm that Nancy had no insider info at the time they were bought and sold but no one cares.
    1
  16419. You can. It's called stealing.
    1
  16420. You know most Toyotas are American made, right? Designed in Japan, driven by everyone, just like how computers are designed in California but used by everyone
    1
  16421. We found our next guest star
    1
  16422. Meme is no longer a slang word simply because that's the word actual securities lawyers are referring to stocks with high retail interest.
    1
  16423. Blackrock is an asset manager. They own several hedge funds, wealth managers, exchange traded funds, investment banks, and even get jobs from the Fed when needed
    1
  16424. Cleaner than what they're washing
    1
  16425. And quit forcing Dalits to become whores.
    1
  16426. Age longer than will ever possibly be needed
    1
  16427. Even giant banks can fail like the Lehman Bros, although it's unlikely since the Feds hate to see normal people lose jobs/savings and so will often bail them out with low interest loans. With hedgies, it's just rich and dumb money, so no one cares.
    1
  16428. Vhut?
    1
  16429.  @ThatDogBarkz  you reek of greed and sour grapes. I say we draft you and you'll learn your value that way.
    1
  16430.  @arthur-ri4zo  Nah, Amin lied when he said he had a minor role in the Holocaust. He was talking trash to his homies. However, Amin was implicated in a string of murder attempts against British officers. The bullshit at the time said this was a spontaneous act of outrage by the Arabs against the British, but all the assailants were either the Mufti's clansmen or mercenaries on his payroll. Soon after the Brits intercepted a letters between Fascist Italy and the Mufti and Amin went on the run, never to return to Jerusalem. Amin met Hitler himself when the Germans were winning and offered to switch sides, but Hitler said he loved the offer but at the moment they were busy with the war in Europe and they would get ahold of him at a later date (which never came). Amin's cousin Abd lead the Husayni militias against Israel, and he didn't last a week on the frontlines. Abd al-Qadir al-Husayni was the highest ranking Arab to personally fight, all the others were giving orders from hundreds of miles away in Damascus, Cairo, Amman, and Baghdad. Yeah, don't get me started about these assholes. A lot of things happened back then.
    1
  16431. We'll hang Castro first. Also, that will just make migration easier, meaning you literally just replaced one problem with another. So lose the retard blame shifting since we all know you don't know a goddamn thing about Cuba.
    1
  16432.  @superatendedordeb0lud0s34  Castro the family, not the patriarch.
    1
  16433. Did they appreciate the scale of it? Recall, this purge of academia started half a decade ago and now has reached the very top with the removal of the President of Harvard
    1
  16434. Did they appreciate the scale of it? Recall, this purge of academia started half a decade ago and now has reached the very top with the removal of the President of Harvard
    1
  16435. Dude, this problem simply didn't exist while US charities were involved.
    1
  16436. He's never came off that petty
    1
  16437. Vhut?
    1
  16438. Gangs. The town this occurred in has gangs.
    1
  16439.  @bwana-ma-coo-bah425  most of it. Tulsa is actually the place closest to where I live that actually has an inner city. Inner cities account for most homicides in the US regardless of weapons used.
    1
  16440. You should talk
    1
  16441.  @deagin3830  HE IS DEAD. He lived in the building he managed.
    1
  16442. Rush wanted to either make history or die trying
    1
  16443. You'd say that no matter what he said.
    1
  16444. Shut up
    1
  16445. Haha. Your puts expired worthless.
    1
  16446.  @DesmondMiles333  how much did you lose trading
    1
  16447.  @DesmondMiles333  So the bulk of what you own is in the red?
    1
  16448. Do they work?
    1
  16449. They were never publicly traded, silly. If it's a scam, it's a straightforward investment scam, lying anout future profits. Even that is highly unlikely since they got funding during the VC mania and a lot dumber things were not scams
    1
  16450.  @MoreFormosa  Dude, that's called investment scam. The two types of fraud do overlap.
    1
  16451. Watch the video. We only know about the crimes that were punished.
    1
  16452. Those are mainly a matter if the suspect's family lies on the internet rather than anything from the case.
    1
  16453. Quit pumping the bubble. It just makes it blood obvious you don't know anything about science
    1
  16454. Shut up and get drafted, punk.
    1
  16455.  @Horseracingtip  Dude, a major factor is that a large portion of "mental people" just feud with their immediate family/friends. I've seen family spreading lies about mental issues as a means of putting people away without sending them to jail, and I've seen employers fabricate mental illness in their subordinates as a means of getting rid of them. It's a particular choice libel among bullies because when your friend is mentally ill, people let you choose things for them. This is called gaslighting.
    1
  16456. Chinese commies don't care who the boycotts really impact, all they care about is the brand labels. It's like how Muslims will lie and say this or that math theorum originated in a Muslim country.
    1
  16457.  @Lotusblume.8  It's the cheapest mode of travel here. If you don't at least own a used car, you're poor. Many rural areas never made the transition to trains and instead went straight from horseback to trucks.
    1
  16458.  @Lotusblume.8  akso, greyhound buses are cheap and there's a station in every town with over 100,000 people
    1
  16459. The biggest crypto you've never heard of.
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  16460. It was named that back in the days where propaganda didn't have negative connotations. It's official name now is the Publicity Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China but no calls it that.
    1
  16461. Besides being physically impossible, neither side has the funds or expertise for such development
    1
  16462.  @ohcharlie428  come on, you know it ain't happening
    1
  16463.  @ohcharlie428  Overland shipping costs several times what cargo ships will charge
    1
  16464.  @TS-zp7pe  They literally didn't. Most of the water in China isn't even fit for farming, and the proposed north-south cannals do not exist at this time. Even if they did, many argue that most of the water would be lost to evaporation whilst southern China has come to depend on prodigious amounts of water will have to make adjustments.
    1
  16465.  @TS-zp7pe  That is not what I said. I said most of the water in China, the country, is fit for nothing, not even farming. Also, major draughts have occurred in much of China within the past few years
    1
  16466. He works full time as a broker/advisor.
    1
  16467. This is crazy. DEA informant is the exact opposite of a DEA agent, and we sure as hell don't control those jerkos. And the allegations from "whistleblowers" are clear just Haitian conspiritards scamming you.
    1
  16468. They'll beat your deadbeat ass everyday of the week
    1
  16469. Shut up @artdeco64 
    1
  16470. Why wouldn't it be? Activist short sellers increase market efficiency by exposing corporate crimes, and they are rewarded by the proceeds of short selling.
    1
  16471. Half of those are dumpster babies
    1
  16472. Except Robinhood isn't a fraud. They're just a cheap broker that gets all the hate because they're the biggest and sour grapes.
    1
  16473. They have a few good modern tanks but the thing is most tanks in theatre is just what happened to be nearby when war broke out
    1
  16474. That doesn't make sense
    1
  16475. The NIFTY 50 lays behind the S&P 500 while being highly correlated to the S&P 500.
    1
  16476. Because it's often just a pyramid scheme. They're the bagholders
    1
  16477. It's so incredibly boring chasing one imagined apocalypse after another
    1
  16478. You keep posting that as if you know full well I'm the only one reading it
    1
  16479. You know Ukraine is still pumping Russian gas, right?
    1
  16480. Do you need shock therapy?
    1
  16481. ​@ErikPelyukhno it's bullshit
    1
  16482. Shut up, Karen
    1
  16483.  @g0Blinnn1899  nice rhetoric. Now say something of substance
    1
  16484. ​@philipmolina1114 you vastly overestimate theur competency
    1
  16485. ​@8GrayDemon8 the Saudis are routinely either in default or blowing money away lavishly.
    1
  16486.  @vprwave  He was using the VIX as intended: Measuring fear
    1
  16487.  @xraceboyex  That's not even illegal. Banning dark pools is a Congressional matter.
    1
  16488. Surprised, not unprepared
    1
  16489. Trading view lets you sort by biggest losses and Robinhood as a "daily movers" section.
    1
  16490. Shut up and get drafted
    1
  16491. 11:42 Note the names. I should have guessed.
    1
  16492. @maxmeier532  not always true. If you are selling things people want but don't need you can always tempt them
    1
  16493. @sznikers  The thing about software is almost all the costs are in development and marketing, hence why the asking price varies so much
    1
  16494. The Pope isn't even sallaried, pendejo. There are literally several dozen church leaders you could have said without talking out your butt, but apparently the truth is not relevant here.
    1
  16495. @nikolavukicevic9799  last time I tried to run off to join a war I was denied a visa in the middle of an "emergency"
    1
  16496.  @nikolavukicevic9799  I'm on the other team, pendejo
    1
  16497. What is interesting to me is that Scandinavia appears to have had early settlement in the Bronze Age, but remained nearly uninhabited until the Dark Ages
    1
  16498. An early 40's lady pretending to still be young enough to be attractive to the public? Not a good sign, but also unfortunately not uncommon.
    1
  16499. It's surprising a degenerate narcissist like that lived long enough to get gray hair...
    1
  16500. You just confessed to being a fake guru scammer.
    1
  16501. ​ @ericx6969 shut up. Get drafted
    1
  16502. The courts move at a snail's pace
    1
  16503. Just as often the over way around
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  16504. Shut up
    1
  16505. He doesn't speak for Europe. And it's kinda obvious that failure to pay is bankruptcy so why you freaking out?
    1
  16506. Why would it matter if he was?
    1
  16507. Lose the bull. No one gives a flying f___ who you voted for
    1
  16508. So... Pakistan is so poor that they make money off our scraps.
    1
  16509. Stalin would have also seen his opportunity.
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  16510.  @WillzMaster85  this is high school, not college. Most of these kids will not finish college but these tests scores will be used by employers.
    1
  16511.  @jonathanvillegas7570  what makes you think any of these guys give a frick about science? This is about rising to the top, getting rich, dominating land, and getting rank, not learning. These ones that want to learn study abroad, like President Xi's daughter who allegedly is in America studying under a false identity.
    1
  16512.  @KippinCollars  googling... It's four years old and is still going up. Network effects are extreme with children.
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  16513. @louisazraels7072  the simulators are not streamed nor havd merch and strategy games are played by teens and young men
    1
  16514. @weird-guy  that's silly. Most YouTubers make very little money. Your misconception comes from how the algorithm is a popularity contest with the winners taking most of the views. Mr. Beast and others with mass market appeal are not typical cases and they frankly generate little money per view and have low viewer retention. The other side of YouTube are professional niche channels with lower view counts, high subscriber retention, and higher revenue per subscriber through donations and merch. For instance, the Time Ghost family of channels is run by a handful of historians and YouTube censorship seriously effect their ability to pay rent.
    1
  16515.  @アマ-p2l  GTA V is meant for teenagers
    1
  16516. @minstrelblood9110  IDK where you got that idea but everyone in the world knows from experience that ain't so
    1
  16517.  @KenjaTimu  you sound like the type of fool that thinks 50 year olds don't do facebook
    1
  16518. Near half of HOUSEHOLDS have net worths exceeding 100k, with the number being down to middle aged families where both parents work good jobs and own their own home. 250k net worth is only slightly rich.
    1
  16519.  @celestialmedia2280  wut?
    1
  16520. Not necessarily. They might be prescribing you vitamins and asprin.
    1
  16521. Duh
    1
  16522.  @email5023  lazy people
    1
  16523. A lot of the info here are just the local Haitian gossip and much of it is bound to be fraudulent. The bottom line is literally everyone in Haiti had a reason to off the President.
    1
  16524. 1:00 Those are clearly off the shelf civilian ATVs being sold below cost in order to gain market share. The usual Ponzi scheme
    1
  16525. The cartels mostly use personal weapons to "be discrete"
    1
  16526. It's a cracker without salt.
    1
  16527. Please leave military matter to those of us that know basic facts about military contractors. For starters, there's literally thousands of such ventures. And they've done a whole lot of science you're simply too lazy to read about.
    1
  16528. When they say steam they mean gas generated steam
    1
  16529. She got in trouble because she thinks she's privileged, but isn't.
    1
  16530. You put undo emphasis on how the bosses were far behind the lines in bunkers. No, every level of command was expected to commit suicide in the event of defeat. Hirohito himself shot himself after delivering the surrender and only remained emperor because he actually missed his own heart.
    1
  16531. @TomFynn  googling.... My mistake. I read the story 15 years ago or so. Point still stands and that was one of the biggest men in Japan
    1
  16532. "I WONDER IF WE PLANT HIM IN THE GROUND, HE'LL GROW TALLER." -Shep, prolly.
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  16533. You'd get some wildly different assumptions depending where you say that
    1
  16534. That's called a Tuesday when your employer is an Arab
    1
  16535. SPAC era is done. Institutions know how they work so they don't buy them
    1
  16536. I don't think you're qualified to speak of the SEC.
    1
  16537. Shut up
    1
  16538. And yet, those guys pretend to have rule of law
    1
  16539. To be fair, the "Forbes Under 30" list is equally fake. They're all just living off the money of chump investors and virtually all of them fail.
    1
  16540.  @OEBlackman  Some people vote for candidates based on demographics
    1
  16541. Or perhaps VICE misunderstands the absolute chaos within MS-13. It's not like there's any leader of the group, and I'm not sure they wven qualify as a DTO.
    1
  16542. REITs are among the most regulated stocks out there. REITs are not real estate stocks, nor are stock prices equal to housing prices. Also, your comment was outdated when it was written.
    1
  16543. Shut up
    1
  16544. Speak for yourself.
    1
  16545.  Anjun 241  and you're not even a public servant, so why should anyone care what you think?
    1
  16546.  @icet6665  shut up
    1
  16547. Come on. We all know that you know most of the allegations are bullshit. Just smear campaigns. There was one Congressman in the last decade that is now in jail for attempting to divert government contracts to companies he owned.
    1
  16548. I think that started with the Tim Burton Batman with Arkham Asylum but given the amounts of copycats Lovecraft has this is not surprising.
    1
  16549. Allowed? USAID has been in the news for decades, it's just not until a President said the name that reporters found out how Federal grants work.
    1
  16550. Why would we want to?
    1
  16551.  @shermanowens1225  that's actually impossible
    1
  16552. There was no fraud
    1
  16553. Not if you know anything
    1
  16554. No one profits from mine collapses. It's mostly a matter of laziness
    1
  16555. Depends where. In friendly states there's security at the front door but not much else
    1
  16556.  @FrancisMasaba1  shut up
    1
  16557. "Monitize hate speach" sums up the average middle eastern news agency too
    1
  16558.  @karlschauff7989  I literally just said that
    1
  16559.  @Rheisler1475  I eat my rabbits. I don't know what you're talking about.
    1
  16560.  @karlschauff7989  How can you talk so much but say so little? We all know what happens when you set things on fire.
    1
  16561.  @greenpinapple820  don't you have a date with a tecpatl or something?
    1
  16562.  @greyalien826  if you believed that you wouldn't mind me going full Aztec on your whole family
    1
  16563. All tanks are super vulnerable to attack planes. All the armor in the world doesn't stand up to a pair of 500lb bombs
    1
  16564. People really don't grasp how difficult the transition from land to sea to land is.......
    1
  16565. Of course not now shut up
    1
  16566. From Stuff Stalin Probably didn't Say.
    1
  16567. Found the shoplifter
    1
  16568. Dear Wall Street Millennial: I'm sure a lot of your views would love to hear about the Albanian Ponzi Scheme Bubble. It was very similar to this story, but there were a lot of major scams in a very small country. Mamy of the scammers were caught, but the country went bankrupt and general rioting resulted and looting of government buildings. This was part of the start of the Kosovo War, but that's prolly beyond this channel's scope.
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  16569. Not really. Most of the guns are black market and/or stolen from the former Yemeni army and the foreign armies bring their own weapons. The only people who know how to use their guns are armies with western allies, and even then infighting and incompetence causes most offensives to break down into static warfare like you see here.
    1
  16570. Let me guess. "An immigrant."
    1
  16571. No... There's been no nuclear test in the US since the Cold War when US and Russia agreed to stop
    1
  16572. Do you have a death wish?
    1
  16573.  @teaadvice4996  Your info is years outdated
    1
  16574.  @teaadvice4996  That's simply not the correct situation even if that happened at a different point
    1
  16575. @Tea Advice  I'm being nice by not accusing you of lying. But Covid era problems are gone and we now have rising interest rates. Unemployment is low, but it's kind hard to get funding for anything. People and companies can no longer sustain themselves with debt.
    1
  16576. Because it happens a lot all over the world.
    1
  16577. Don't thank us
    1
  16578. You know these idiots aren't half as sophisticated as they pretend when their evil plans are all in text messages
    1
  16579. *delusions
    1
  16580. SpaceX in a private firm
    1
  16581. Shut up before we draft you.
    1
  16582. Liars burn in hell
    1
  16583.  @alexyoung478  shut up
    1
  16584. Shut up
    1
  16585. @werbnaright5012  me? No. Now shut up before we enslave you for envy and stupidity.
    1
  16586. He died in hospital, not in the video
    1
  16587.  @Deathfromblaow  except he wasn't dead, just nearly so. Shock from blood loss will make you pass out like that.
    1
  16588.  @Deathfromblaow  yeah, so?
    1
  16589. We'll do what we feels like @Deathfromblaow 
    1
  16590. Almost certainly not. That never happened all the other times.
    1
  16591. What kind of idiot thinks he can show his face/license plate on camera, off a cop in front of witnesses, and then get away with no one pursuing him forever?
    1
  16592. Chilling?
    1
  16593.  @prashanthb6521  Yeah, you're actually a big difference between a certified coder who simply speaks the language and the electrical engineers who change fundamental machine language.
    1
  16594. Shut up, freak show
    1
  16595. Shut up
    1
  16596. Don't you have a motorbike to impound, gong fei?
    1
  16597. How much did you lose to crypto scammers?
    1
  16598.  @hochhaul  depends on the sub. But there certainly are perverse incentives site-wide.
    1
  16599. Hardeehar
    1
  16600. Go scam somewhere else, freak show.
    1
  16601.  @Neo-Masculinity  Do you need shock therapy for that voluntary schizophrenia you got there? Turkey and Lebanon dollarized within the past few years.
    1
  16602.  @Meeliskt77  Perestroika is often used synonymously with the depression following the collapse of commies
    1
  16603. Because much of what you see in the news are Ponzi schemes.
    1
  16604.  @Buddhavibez  pretty much just like you
    1
  16605. We don't orders from attention whores.
    1
  16606. They were turning the best elements of a porno book into a movie. Of course it was expected to flop
    1
  16607. That just reveals you know nothing of Pakistan. English is the trade language there since they have a Tower of Babble worth of local languages and they use to be a British colony. Most schools in Pakistan are fake guru scams where cheating is not just common but sometimes mandatory. Most people can't afford school anyway and the government straights up lies about literacy rates. English speakers, on the other hand, don't bother with a second language because everyobe speaks English. And anecdotal is NOT a vocab word.
    1
  16608. Shut up
    1
  16609. Undernourished? Cost of living is really high but no one goes hungry in America.
    1
  16610.  @starptgr  depends on the rocket. Many of them cost a lot less than that.
    1
  16611. You are not all of Sri Lanka
    1
  16612. Narcissists aren't actually crazy
    1
  16613.  @CakeStir1  not really. They choose to do things that boost their ego (namely bullying).
    1
  16614. Shut up, pothead
    1
  16615. Where you get the gun?
    1
  16616. Shut up
    1
  16617.  @dartdukii  shut up before you get doxxed
    1
  16618.  @shawngoldsberry747  Shut up and pay your tickets
    1
  16619.  @johncena-hq1ti  only when pointed at your crotch
    1
  16620. Very ponzi
    1
  16621. ​ @chris0000924  that makes no sense. The IMF doesn't even charge enough to make a profit, and they literally just left fiat currency.
    1
  16622. The sad thing is Columbians literally spend more on nose candy than they do public infrastructure
    1
  16623. ​@Wallblue21 that's silly. Any one night club in Bogata uses more drugs than all the hospitals combined
    1
  16624. I'm beginning to sense a pattern.
    1
  16625. Some people pride themselves on that stuff
    1
  16626. China's GDP numbers are as fake as their fertilizer
    1
  16627. It's a volatike stock due to extreme fraud risks
    1
  16628. Hey look, I found this channel's next guest star
    1
  16629.  @asternoah5534  they were still officially at war with the rebels controlling Darfur until this last year.
    1
  16630.  @asternoah5534  by that standard you could count this current period as peaceful as these events only effect the residents of Khartoum. An archeologist friend of mine who was in the north of Sudan was actually unaware al-Bashir had been removed when she got back. On that note notice it is often hard to tell how much fighting there is in Sudan as often the Sudanese themselves don't know what's happening outside their area. In one case, roaming bands of pirates straight up stole many farms in rural areas and we only knew about it because there were expat works nearby to tell about it.
    1
  16631.  @asternoah5534  don't assume you know everything that's happening in country.
    1
  16632.  @asternoah5534  why you berating me as if you think this is some sort of heated argument? And yes, you got angry when I brought up something you hadn't heard of before. And it's frankly hard to get any accurate info on Sudan so who cares.
    1
  16633.  @asternoah5534  just because it's the internet doesn't mean you need to berate everyone. I just happen to be a historian that specializes in a totally different continent, so pipe down.
    1
  16634.  @asternoah5534  you've been on the internet too long and are being much more toxic than you realize. Take a break.
    1
  16635. If you're going to steal with a high chance for getting caught eventually, don't take small sums.
    1
  16636. They aren't really abandoning it though. They're just turning it into a garden with a dark ages vibe.
    1
  16637. Fair price is subjective. What costs $100 where you live may cost $200 in McMurdo, Antarctica for obvious reasons.
    1
  16638. Let's be honest and establish most people only subscribe to her channels for the view down her shirt.
    1
  16639.  @OddWoz  That ain't what drives all the views and likes though. What sells views is impossibly perfect lifestyles and views down the shirt of beautiful women.
    1
  16640. She's going to lose money violently...
    1
  16641. Vhut?
    1
  16642. The reason the charts match is because they spent it all as soon as they get it on gambling and fake luxuries
    1
  16643. Shut up, coward
    1
  16644. I have sudden flashbacks to the Red Hook Horror.......
    1
  16645. Dude, he was mostly a danger to himself
    1
  16646. Shut up
    1
  16647. You never heard of a pine box?
    1
  16648. You'd have to add enough germs die. Think sweat as honey
    1
  16649. @Micfri300  gold is an industrial commodity, bitcoin is a pyramid scheme
    1
  16650.  @Micfri300  I don't own any
    1
  16651. @Micfri300   @Micfri300  i use to own ETFs investments, but now I just cut all the middleman and don't participate in that
    1
  16652. @Ziegfried82  how much have you lost?
    1
  16653. He's a fraud. For years he regurgitates headlines and then says "and this is why the market is about to crash."
    1
  16654. That's why we're worried as he clearly wants to eat her babies.
    1
  16655. He's BSing. This part of the world is loaded with entitled Karen's that will insist literally anything is their right. Including the right to beat people with a rock in "protest."
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  16656. @ألف ومية found another Karen.
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  16657.  @Snowneutrino652  no one cares what you think, chump
    1
  16658. Because people won't shut up about banning them. So please, shut up.
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  16659.  @ergoncardia  I'm sure that's how it works somewhere, but not Brazil. The key factor is there's simply so much junk going on that any half decent measure to destroy evidence will likely get the authorities off you. But you still have to worry about the victim taking revenge. Also rich people do go to prison or get revenge murdered, often when their crimes are impossible to hide or when they get in a feud with other oligarchs (a problem you can't bribe your way out of). One key statistic is most known murders involve cops. Not because cops are more violent than anyone else, but because mostly cops are reporting crimes. So it really is no surprise that a combination of cheap equipment, cheap cops, and a cheap judge will do this. Also, the suspect interviewed prolly did steal a car and get away with it. And that public defender isn't any different, as you see she's a young lawyer with a huge caseload and a political agenda. She's as much garbage as the rest of them.
    1
  16660. The math is wrong, and there's daytraders and fanbois in the comments.
    1
  16661. So?
    1
  16662.  @user-os2yp6ph2z  so why take a side?
    1
  16663. Shut up
    1
  16664. He probably googled average winter lows which mostly show what temperatures snow capped mountains get
    1
  16665. If they were already rotting these bodies were likely cleaned up from a known battlefield rather than buried to dispose of evidence. I don't know why they put him in jail if he was clearly working with them disposing of remains because if they feared his testimony they would have killed him.
    1
  16666. They won't care
    1
  16667. Many of the victims are also ponzi schemers. It's lower risk to simply jump on someone else's scheme since you can claim victimhood
    1
  16668. ​@chiquita683 do you have a death wish
    1
  16669. They always were just ponzi schemes
    1
  16670. You're dealing with people who actively refuse to learn the relevant laws/science so they have a plausible excuse for presenting a fantasy version of the world as fact
    1
  16671. No one cares
    1
  16672. Settlers aren't hardliners. They're simply Israelis that live in the West Bank. The report is pretty vague on the reason behind this dispute but it may be as simple as some Jew buying land and not all the locals liking it.
    1
  16673. How is race relevant?
    1
  16674. Watch the video he brought up. That's definitely the man himself
    1
  16675. You mind making sense?
    1
  16676. This is an American channel
    1
  16677. It's one of those factors that tend to change the shapes of countries.
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  16678.  @vickomen333  only when you're involved
    1
  16679.  @forbesy33  I understood they counted rent payments as depreciation of assets they owned.
    1
  16680.  @chessdad182  yes, but ARK isn't presenting these figures as GAAP, but as their predictions on future earnings. A lot of companies actually present two sets of books, one GAAP compliant and the other "adjusted."
    1
  16681. Liars burn in hell
    1
  16682.  @jamjardj1974  shut up
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  16683.  @jamjardj1974  shut up
    1
  16684.  @jamjardj1974  shut up
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  16685.  @jamjardj1974  shut up
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  16686.  @jamjardj1974  shut up
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  16687. This id10t doesn't realize this channel reuses the same cartoon people for every video
    1
  16688. Chila is too poor for that
    1
  16689. Vhut? There was definitely a blast. No one knows who or why yet
    1
  16690. There's nothing leftist about communists.
    1
  16691. Religious wars generally take decades or centuries after church splits and invariably have secular motives
    1
  16692. Not if you know anything
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  16693.  @rogerthat4545  you expect 14 year old trolls to know that?
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  16694. They usually don't when it comes to local conflicts. Especially when it's somewhere most young reporters haven't heard of before.
    1
  16695. We should really start censoring this incompetent attempt at libel.
    1
  16696. I'm thinking that mass infertility is partially a consequence of all that garbage they're eating...
    1
  16697. Which Tunisia isn't
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  16698.  @Hagser  I meant Tunisia isn't a democracy.
    1
  16699. Algorithms.....
    1
  16700. Like everything else on Amazon. And most consumers buying the stuff don't even know who's selling it
    1
  16701. Quit spamming that
    1
  16702. NEVER TRUST A CEO UNDER 40!
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  16703. Space Ice would be amazing at CinemaSins. PING
    1
  16704. I was in the army too long. The double entandeur writes itself with this one.....
    1
  16705. You don't need to ask us for time off, dude.
    1
  16706. That's one way to out yourself as an idiot teenager
    1
  16707. Except no one distinguishes between Canadians and Americans anymore. And via NORAD and NATO there's virtually a shared army. You can even visit Canadian army bases with a US military ID @stereomachine 
    1
  16708. Evil? What's the problem with annexation? Borders and governments come and go with the decades, no need to be sentimental about them @stereomachine 
    1
  16709. Dude, the difference between our empire and the British empire is just some lines on a map. We already have hundreds of Federal agents in Mexico working with the Federales @badboje6040 
    1
  16710.  @AL-lh2ht  Everyone does annexations simply because countries come and go with the decades. It's not like we don't own half the planet already
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  16711. @grapesurgeon  it's not less common now, you just see lots of it in history class.
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  16712. You said it was seen as bad these days, and that is apparently not so. @stereomachine 
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  16713.  @peterg0  liar
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  16714.  @mikemiller659  shut up
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  16715. @moic9704  liars burn in hell with their tongues nailed to their balls. Peurto Rico is the wealthiest Latin American state for no other reason than Federal welfare, and US retirees go to Mexico because you can eat at restaurants for a dollar (the pay for staff down there is shit).
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  16716.  @huanhuang311  they don't
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  16717. That rules you out
    1
  16718. Nice rhetoric. Now something of substance was that one Amazon employee said they only had 20 investigators. The algorithm catches a lot of stuff and they always had plenty of work to do sorting out the rest.
    1
  16719. Sht up about freaks in Washington for once
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  16720. @JH-pt6ih  it's called bullying
    1
  16721. Hasn't the Fed been indefinitely suspending approval for these ETFs?
    1
  16722. I heard about the GM one, it wasn't anything big and it's old news. What about the others?
    1
  16723. A lot of places in India don't have utilities
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  16724.  @Hooyahfish  Do you have a death wish?
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  16725.  @Hooyahfish  Shut up before you get doxxed
    1
  16726.  @Hooyahfish  shut up
    1
  16727. Nah, just you
    1
  16728. Drain of some kind
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  16729. No one really knows, but it's probably relevant to the Tweets he got in trouble for
    1
  16730.  @itsjustjuan8239  no, it's because you don't care to read it.
    1
  16731.  @itsjustjuan8239  shut up
    1
  16732. Given how most are saying the exact same thing and all upvoting each other (many accounts brand new), all I can think of is one guy spending hours of his life trolling us.
    1
  16733. The front has been largely inactive for approaching a year
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  16734. 4:00 Henri II didn't happen to lead a calvary arm, did he?
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  16735. Or enhances or rotten goods. That's part of the reason pork is artificially cheap because they're competing with counterfeiters
    1
  16736. That's just childish
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  16737.  @gabbar51ngh  liars burn in hell with their tongues removed.
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  16738. The Torah doesn't say anything about usury. Do you mean the Talmud? That's where Halakha is from and I haven't read it yet.
    1
  16739.  @אדםגולוב  Ashkenazis.
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  16740. Shut up
    1
  16741. They catch and deport illegals regularly, there's no stateless underclass. What you're referring to is how these goons aren't any different from the madhouse they're fleeing
    1
  16742. That means you predicted 200 of the last 2 major frauds
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  16743.  @markusd.7409  he knows. He doesn't care
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  16744. Conspiracy? Rich lefties funding lefty reporters regardless of competency ain't much of a conspiracy theory. But a lot of these fools are just spamming rhetoric without watching the video.
    1
  16745. Everyone keeps comparing tank vs tank as if it matters. Tanks are killed by artillery are aircraft mostly, not other tanks.
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  16746. Yours doesn't.
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  16747. They WANT that sort of thing to exist. As in "my friend the government official will give you grief if you don't let me go." It's gangster logic.
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  16748.  @Armed-Forever  Found the drug dealer
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  16749.  @maysullivan7943  Maybe with you, it would work. But you will quickly find everyone else is embarrassed when you try to use them as a wasta
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  16750.  @AtlasReburdened  that doesn't even make sense
    1
  16751. The people laughing at poor people aren't even rich. They're greedy bastards. And greed knows no social barriers.
    1
  16752. People like comparing battles to symphonies. I find they have more in common with 500 car freeway pileups...
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  16753. Shut up
    1
  16754. Tell people to stop going to college just to get a job. If you don't enjoy the classes themselves, you won't be good at them and you won't enjoy the job
    1
  16755. Accidental discharge, possibly
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  16756. Weird exaggeration that corresponds exactly to irrelevant political BS.
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  16757.  @dyingbreed5386  Was I mistaken when I assumed your initial remark was NOT sarcasm?
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  16758. I wish
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  16759. The reason there aren't jobs is petty crime. Even simple stuff like trucking collapses to crime waves where pirates block roads to rob the drivers. Like the man in the video said, all he cares about is getting the money.
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  16760. The really weird thing is cats only eat meat and can't digest fiber at all and can't taste sugar. So I have no idea what the cat likes about corn
    1
  16761. They say too advanced but what they mean it was a floating science experiment. There were delays in testing the guns because the new engine broke on the way out to sea, then the new weapons didn't work like intended so they couldn't test maneuvers, and each of these entailed lots of engineering troubleshooting and adjustments. This is why it's better to design new systems then install them on existing boats.
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  16762. That should show how much of a farce the green revolution is. Even in hardcore states they still have a problem when cut off from cheap gas. The same people that throw things at oil drillers for making money will throw things at government buildings for banning gas
    1
  16763. You're weird
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  16764. Bagholders
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  16765. You know it's a Ponzi scheme when it depends on people using crypto in the real world
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  16766. Fiscal year is just a business term for when their schedule doesn't line up with the calendar. I.E. They may have their annual meeting in August, and that is the end of the "fiscal year."
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  16767.  @konradvonschnitzeldorf6506  vhut?
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  16768.  @deplorabledegenerate2630  not necessarily all of them. A lot of them do it without realizing it because large bureaucracies are often so complications no one person knows how it all works
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  16769. @MAAAAAAAAAA123  That doesn't have much to do with what I mention because all of these offices have overlapping duties and are all servicing the same armies
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  16770. @MAAAAAAAAAA123  watch the video. This is about staff brigades
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  16771. @MAAAAAAAAAA123  how can you talk so much but say so little? I repeat, this is a staff brigade, not operations
    1
  16772. @MAAAAAAAAAA123  ........you know that's what different armies call the same thing, kid?
    1
  16773. @ Get back in class
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  16774.  @MAAAAAAAAAA123  Get drafted. You're too young to know that girls beat men to turn them on, let alone old enough to condescend on silly matters
    1
  16775. SpaceX and Tesla didn't fail, but they aren't making lots of money either. His family life is irrelevant
    1
  16776. These days the only people working the app regularly are taxi companies. Literally, the same guys the next county over had to come pick me up.
    1
  16777. Who was the suspect? The victim's exhusband?
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  16778. Lose the false dichotomy. And lying about men who are long dead is pretty low.
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  16779.  @KameradVonTurnip  I don't care
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  16780.  @KameradVonTurnip  I didn't read your reply but forgot to mute you
    1
  16781. As opposed to you, who are simply too cowardly to fight.
    1
  16782. Why?
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  16783.  @brainletmong6302  Regionally, yes. This report focuses on one city where the market has completely collapsed. But Chinese provinces have economies that are as about as correlated to each other as European countries are to each other.
    1
  16784. Shut up, Insider
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  16785. I fail to see the equivalency. It's pretty natural for a modern historian to overemphasize oil, but lack of gasoline was definitely a major factor in many major battles.
    1
  16786. Lose the poetry. Darwinism is taking the Arab out of Lebanese people
    1
  16787. Dude, it's as safe as bus ride.
    1
  16788. You know someone is full of it when they say something in politics is "unprecedented" or "the start of a major trend" as if there haven't been worse things in their lifetimes.
    1
  16789. Jones hates all government figures.
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  16790.  @davidzindler5858  liars burn in hell
    1
  16791. There was literally nothing he could have different.
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  16792. Apparently not
    1
  16793.  @brandonwenzel2844  shut up
    1
  16794. The AI he's talking about isn't what you're thinking. This is the type of AI that receives "good" and "bad" signals from the operator and looks for trends and anomalies in the data, makes lots of tiny variations it's methods, and then selects the methods that worked a little better. After about a thousand cycles of this you'll get an AI that can play a game, or in this case look for anything noteworthy in a photo.
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  16795.  @simonpeter9617  no. AI is increasing productivity per manhour. You still need a human technician to filter noice from interesting bits, and intelligence officers to write reports based on what they found.
    1
  16796. Depends on compounding
    1
  16797. Just because you voted for the other guy doesn't mean an unforeseeable act is trash.
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  16798.  @123amsterdan456  Your lying butt.
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  16799. I think they brought "just in case" but didn't really think they needed it.
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  16800. Was he a diversity hire or something? And don't encourage crime in public, even if by inference and even if it’s just hyperbole
    1
  16801. It always is
    1
  16802. This feud is within the Pentagon. It's a case of a weapon not being considered sexy enough to get money for upgrades.
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  16803. He can afford to hire a limo and he owns a jet, it's not like he needs to show off how rich he is with a sports car.
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  16804.  @perolito83  he doesn't need all that, again he has employees that can simply hire a limo when he flies in, and you only need one yacht. Bezos spent his money on a trip to space.
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  16805.  @perolito83  Yeah, I assumed you just pulled that out your butt like a lot of people do. Do you know for a fact he collects classic/rare cars or do you simply suppose that to be true?
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  16806.  @perolito83  true, but I'm lazy. And yeah, googling that does show he has a taste for cars. But don't stereotype that kind of behavior on all rich people, especially the ones in businesses where you need to have money in order to make money.
    1
  16807. The science channels/magazine writers that you watch/read are getting their stuff from Frontiers and other big journals
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  16808. They're whining. Not very well, but they're whining.
    1
  16809. This idiot doesn't know the Federal Reserve and Federal government are independent of each other.
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  16810. Not always
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  16811. Like you?
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  16812. Not worth it
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  16813. China only pretends to hate Japan, but that's a perfectly good excuse to rob people
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  16814. The ironic bit is this video is guilty of a few of the misconceptions they mention...
    1
  16815. NFTs aren't copyrightable. Ask a lawyer
    1
  16816. For the moment. Why would we care whether it stays that way?
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  16817.  @persiangulfcat  it sure as hell ain't for you to decide. And why would I care if any state became independent? Except for the fact you're obviously bullshitting about the existence of independence movements in those areas, much less the legality of them.
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  16818. Neither do you
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  16819. It's perfectly good meat. I prefer beef, though
    1
  16820. Found the weed dealer.
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  16821. The war isn't that long as there's been de facto truces in most regions for often extended periods
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  16822. Unhealthy? What I heard was they added lots of seasoning and salt to hide how it tastes nothing like meat.
    1
  16823. When there's something that needs done which private corporations can't provide.
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  16824.  @01menyou  Vhut? You don't need to order someone to provide a service. If it is profitable, someone will do it. Period.
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  16825.  @01menyou  You do realize the debt must be paid with inflation or taxes eventually, right? Just because you don't want to pay the government their cut doesn't mean they will run a ponzi scheme for you (which is literally what you're recommending).
    1
  16826. We don't know the bronze age names of any of these places. Terramare is a modern Italian word.
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  16827. If it were up to me we'd just go full French Revolution on their butts
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  16828. The key point was their stock price was deliberately inflated so they could take those loans.
    1
  16829. Doesn't exist. We only keep things secret if there's a reason to do so
    1
  16830. Because you are apex predator.
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  16831. He literally didn't. A sycophantic Russian MP said that and everyone ignored him
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  16832. Didn't matter. It was fast/agile because it was built as small and light as possible. The design intentionally maximized operational risk, creating wild skews in their successes/failures
    1
  16833. The thing is, flying cars have already been invented. It is a know fact you can't follow both vehicle safety laws and airplane safety laws and these things are not easy to fly
    1
  16834.  @asabovesobelow591  it isn't his opinion. He's insulting his parents
    1
  16835. NASA won't care as long as they fix it.
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  16836. Shut up
    1
  16837. IDK, they definitely are losing money the only question is who they intent to rob. The VCs? The customers? The employees?
    1
  16838. Shut up. Get drafted
    1
  16839.  @malasuertexch13  It's the same thing!
    1
  16840.  @OLDMANTEA  "That sentence had too many syllables. Apologize!" -Mr Torgue
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  16841. That's absurd for many reasons.
    1
  16842.  @bigboizism  this silly libel is why most countries have censorship laws
    1
  16843. Yes, Arkansas will gladly screw over Wall Street as long as they turn a profit.
    1
  16844. Those don't have the arms or survivability as planes
    1
  16845. Lying isn't necessary in this instance @alfredpeasant5980 
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  16846. @tomlxyz  You say that because banks are generally found guilty by association for the crimes of others in foreign states they don't control
    1
  16847.  @Q_QQ_Q  That didn't involve any banks that we know of.
    1
  16848.  @careyfreeman5056  Like... you?
    1
  16849.  @jamesgarner327  liars burn in hell
    1
  16850. I ain't talking politics. I mean refuses to dispense paycheck. I once had a boss that found excuses to delay payment, but I quit shortly after @somethinglikethat2176 
    1
  16851.  @jamesabestos2800  maybe for a softy like you
    1
  16852. Or bankruptcy.
    1
  16853.  @Kharmazov  come on. Retards saying metric makes them superior aren't the same as atheists lying about what holy books say (although they are often LITERALLY the same guys).
    1
  16854. To include buying a sex slave.
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  16855. Fuch off or I will dox you, right here, right now.
    1
  16856. You notice scumbags more. My mother raised 8 kids and ran a home daycare and now is a social worker and the news never notices her many decades of honest work
    1
  16857. Objection: The ancient Greeks saw many species now extinct. A bird-croc symbiote is plausible.
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  16858. He's in jail.
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  16859. You can't praise/ridiculed "the hedge funds" for any positions as there's over 10,000 hedge funds in the US alone and the all gave different exotic ideas.
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  16860. Don't bother. Unless you've got a million bucks to spare speculating isn't worth your time even if you're right
    1
  16861. The divestment statement itself shows the Pentagon official in charge of this doesn't know what they're doing. Only the airframe is old, the rest has been upgraded at some point. And by warplane standards they're cheap.
    1
  16862. Ownership is 9/10ths of the law. And you'll understand when billions of dollars are at stake it becomes worthwhile to take small matters to court.
    1
  16863. Junk?
    1
  16864. There's no need to lie in this instance
    1
  16865.  @happyjonn9242  shut up, coward
    1
  16866. In this particular industry almost none of it goes to consumers outside the countries in question
    1
  16867. ​@Nizzzlershoplifter detected
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  16868. @Nizzzler a curious statement since you're the only one here getting a lady officer's boot in your face.
    1
  16869. Not always
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  16870. That's time in air, not briefings, routine training, transit, and on call time
    1
  16871. The historian?
    1
  16872. That doesn't mean making chips isn't big business. It's what military planners call "strategic materials," like farmland, aluminum, uranium and so forth
    1
  16873. Shut up
    1
  16874.  @abrahamlupis9354  shut up
    1
  16875. Yeah, supply problem is going away so there's an overcorrection going on.
    1
  16876. Like how Communist China the state owns all the land, you just lease it for a lifetime.
    1
  16877. The word you're looking for is obstruction of justice
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  16878. Allegedly. The plaintiffs are his political rivals, and life in general is cheap in Brazil.
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  16879. @LT No, you need to rephrase. Say that you heard another projection elsewhere
    1
  16880. The execs were literal degenerates. How long did they THINK they'd be able to keep that up?
    1
  16881. Not when it was frozen
    1
  16882. A lot of these dead guys are more than just critics. A lot of them are tied to earlier murders of Fatah affiliates.
    1
  16883. These idiots think only Wall Street is for-profit and private landlords aren't. And no, real estate favors no one.
    1
  16884. 18:00 Quit regurgitating Sam's bullshit just because you like to condescend on politicians
    1
  16885. They often do. I recall one guy who hot slobbering drunk and placed a bunch of trades with company money. He received a ten year ban iirc
    1
  16886. Vhut? The coyote's negligence did this and we saved them, so you mind making sense?
    1
  16887. How much did you lose?
    1
  16888.  @MillerMedeiros  double? Do the math
    1
  16889. AI and tech companies are the same
    1
  16890. That's silly. Half of Europe has state run enterprises from when they were socialists
    1
  16891. Guys, this is normal. You just weren't paying attention before
    1
  16892. There is a small army of advisors of all sorts for this reason. That's why candidates for office make such broad reform claims only to find out how much an idiot they are upon assuming office
    1
  16893. Liars burn in hell
    1
  16894. Corrupt laws is an oxymoron
    1
  16895. No, we can't.
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  16896. I would have fed him to the housecat.
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  16897. That's silly. BBC is British public media and Hindenburg is a US private hedge fund. If you're going to lie, please check to be sure the truth is not already widely known.
    1
  16898. The primary offender in that cycle is dead though
    1
  16899.  @eric5901  that's what you suppose to be true, but in fact you don't know that. Forecasts were largely positive until the trade war, even among people who didn't like Communism.
    1
  16900. Due to a thing called overtime it's really more efficient for you to work 40-50 hours a week.
    1
  16901. @X  so? What the frick does that have to do with Huawei?
    1
  16902. @ashton middlefield  that literally never happened, and is irrelevant even if it did
    1
  16903. @LieLuo  This goon thinks everyone is A) looking for bigs, B) Outsourcing quality control, and C) that bugs are easy to find.
    1
  16904.  @dongdong9560  You don't even know the difference between FBI and CIA, do you?
    1
  16905.  @n.c9653  He didn't. Do you even know what warrants are?
    1
  16906.  @n.c9653  If you're referring to the Patriot Act, that law actually hasn't ever been used and the problem was it didn't define anything not that it allowed anything. I've met children that knew more about the law than you.
    1
  16907.  @n.c9653  You don't even know what the frick that guy did, do you?
    1
  16908. Shut up
    1
  16909. Lose the sycophancy
    1
  16910.  @rhythmandacoustics  sometimes in order to find true mispricings you must deal with companies where there is little published info. Or predict the news before it occurs.
    1
  16911. For me, FOMO disappears the moment someone starts berating me for not having the same position they do.
    1
  16912. He likely has had trouble with authority all his life
    1
  16913. They might be able to offer better rates if they can identify certain conditions in advance, yes. More likely the Feds will just subpena DNA data to solve rape cases whenever they want.
    1
  16914. To spread fear and terror. It makes some people feel powerful.
    1
  16915. No one gives a rip. He knows stuff or he doesn't
    1
  16916.  @gerry343  Not if you know anything.
    1
  16917. FXT was straight up embezzeling, that's what Silvergate is in trouble for (they saw the transfers and did nothing).
    1
  16918. Shut up
    1
  16919. Very. Red. Wine.
    1
  16920. Who said anything about builders screwing over the buyer?
    1
  16921. Shut up
    1
  16922.  @bwana-ma-coo-bah425  shut up
    1
  16923. They invest wherever the clients want. That's how these investment funds work: Blackrock list hundreds on the exchange each with some gimmick, and people pick whatever they want.
    1
  16924. Not as easy as it sounds
    1
  16925.  @MorenoSV  As if you could make that shot...
    1
  16926. Who is they? There are thousands of allegedly academic journals out there
    1
  16927. These look more like giant pelicans, swallowing anything they can fit down their throats
    1
  16928. Just because he's the big boss doesn't mean he's involved in everything
    1
  16929. This doomer is an incompetent conspiritard, copying other people's thesis' to get traction and making up facts when the evidence flatly contradicts his assertions. He wouldn't know economics if you forced him back into highschool, and I wonder why you bother debunking him.
    1
  16930. They were doing that when they torched a rave.
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  16931. Most Arab gangs and dissidents and governments rely on garden variety social media accounts to coordinate mob actions.
    1
  16932. It doesn't
    1
  16933. This comment aged poorly.
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  16934. @Sergio Miranda  we literally aren't in the middle of a recession. ARKK got decimated by rising interest rates because they hold exclusively startups that depended on equity loans. The volatility and return of ARK products is suspiciously similar to a leveraged S&P fund.
    1
  16935. Stockton Rush.
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  16936. Shut up, vice
    1
  16937. Shows what you know
    1
  16938. They won't
    1
  16939.  @ehtuanK  a lot of that goes to building the rocket. There's no blank check like during Apollo.
    1
  16940. @ehtuanK  only ponzi schemers think cost of material is negligible
    1
  16941. Business as usual
    1
  16942. Because all government records are public, so we see all the batty junk officials deal with.
    1
  16943. You be surprised how many men want to die fighting.
    1
  16944.  @fredfredrickson5436  that's highly prejudicial and obvious sour grapes.
    1
  16945. It's VICE. They know little about the country but have to blame the usual suspects anyhow.
    1
  16946. We moght ban it by the way Mr Gensler was talking
    1
  16947. Do you need a spanking?
    1
  16948.  @TheImperatorKnight  an ex-hedge fund manager who bet against the housing market before the crash. He looks for insane levels of mispricing of companies/industries and bets they will eventually resume fair value.
    1
  16949. We call them English units. And there's a list of places that use them,including England who uses a mix of both.
    1
  16950. Israeli drones are inconsequential in the Karabakh
    1
  16951. Especially when nothing stops Taiwan from continuing to make chips
    1
  16952. I thought there was a SPAC Mr. Trump was affiliated with?
    1
  16953. It can't
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  16954.  @notbfg9000  You have no idea how machine learning works, do you? Here, Veritasium explains it well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVsUOuSjvcg
    1
  16955. Perhaps he should have been sent to Reykjavík or some other place with incompatible consonants. /s
    1
  16956. Scam
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  16957. Not in our dialect of English
    1
  16958. She's the daughter of a rich man and owed all success to loans from her parents and diversity quotas. She has no job relevant qualifications whatsoever.
    1
  16959. @VnVnV-893  it's Hollywood style business. It's not what you can do, it's who you know
    1
  16960. Propaganda isn't effective, it's just routinely regurgitated because it's a convenient excuse for criminal actions. The people depicted as infinitely rich and/or making money off other's suffering are the people whom the propagandist wishes to rob.
    1
  16961. Murder makes the world go round!
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  16962. Surprise, targeted ads mean finance firms are advertised on finace videos.
    1
  16963. Yeah, meaning they did this nonsense when they couldn't afford to lose
    1
  16964. France hasn't been involved in this cesspit for decades. Are the Philippines recent round of infighting an attempt to be free of Japan? @muslimresponse103 
    1
  16965. If you think the classes are fun, go ahead. If you want a job, fame, fortune, f**k off.
    1
  16966. German what?
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  16967. Europe isn't a country at this time.
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  16968.  @Colghan621  we left out the idiots claiming to be investment gurus. We left out the Holocaust deniers. Giving credence to literal conspiracy theories is a sign of incompetence and/or total ignorance.
    1
  16969. Shut up
    1
  16970. Shut up
    1
  16971. That's silly. It's just soap and peroxide.
    1
  16972.  @sybergato  I can explain. FB moderation is mostly automated based on keywords and flags. A partisan flaimbait statement can get a worse reaction than actual threats since the first will likely get mass flagged even if no rules are broken while the latter may see the victim simply mute the culprit.
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  16973.  @mb1636  not all FB is partisan abuse
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  16974.  @crforfreedom7407  how can you talk so much but say so little?
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  16975. You can't honestly expect the church to abuse its power for secular wars. We're not Crusaders, after all.
    1
  16976. Maybe. Just business as usual in Argentine politics
    1
  16977.  @Fauzanarief-n7i  The largest was SVB, and we already saw what happens with their collapse.
    1
  16978.  @jeronimo196  Liar
    1
  16979.  @Fauzanarief-n7i  Oh, I thought it was just a non-descript regional bank like mine.
    1
  16980.  @conors4430  It's sure as hell more rational than YOU.
    1
  16981.  @inigobantok1579  which is why it's generally good to ignore the news and live life normally.
    1
  16982. That rules yourself out, coward
    1
  16983. You're in for a shock in a couple decades
    1
  16984. Let's lose the Cold War era dick measuring, shall we?
    1
  16985.  @seanohare5488  no one cares
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  16986.  @KinchasaurasRex  I think we should up the voltage
    1
  16987.  @KinchasaurasRex  Why would I read your comments when you're not even screaming for your life yet?
    1
  16988. Con? A Con requires a lie, and there's no lie in inflation.
    1
  16989.  @carly09et  cash is a store of value.
    1
  16990.  @carly09et  dude, inflation happens. That doesn't mean the world is a scam. If you want savings, buy bonds.
    1
  16991. Did you get your money back?
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  16992. Highly dated comment.
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  16993. Neither of those guys were big on free markets. But I see what you mean that US conservatives idolize the early US government.
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  16994. ........also worth mentioning because Gadani's whole empire were scams, many state-involved
    1
  16995. We like to put the cart before the horse when it comes to space exploration
    1
  16996. They aren't really burning but turning it into carcoal. Either way, there's no way gathering firewood BY HAND is an effective business strategy.
    1
  16997. He's never touched it that I know of and dismissed it as a ponzi scheme a while back
    1
  16998. Wut? That was all over the news.
    1
  16999. Archeological artifacts belong to the teams that find them, and they do what they do with their stuff is their business. Calling them "loot" is what semi-literate governments do so they can hog the benefits of others hard work.
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  17000. This is America. Only gangsters use bricks of cash. The banks are safer than the streets. And IIRC the scheme was he would take off books donations to his election campaign in exchange for legislation, then embezzle said funds.
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  17001. The difference is casual users are simply leaving for other sites.
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  17002. It isn't. They just masterbate to the idea it might.
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  17003. Same technology, just fit into a package small and cheap enough for grunts.
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  17004. Since the guy is in custody, I say we throw a brick at him. Maybe that will get him to behave.
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  17005.  @tomservo5007  shut up
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  17006.  @fact4fiction35  do you have any idea how much of a fool you look like right now.
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  17007.  @j3i2i2yl7  Artimis is the mission, SLS is the rocket. And the SLS is more a story of Federal mismanagement than poor science. Tortoise and hair situation
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  17008.  @fact4fiction35  It takes a special kind of retard to exclude engies from science
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  17009. Wall Street is a market, not a company. You can be sure sone idiot comes and buys whatever you're selling, as seen by major frauds like Nikola and IonQ where non-existing companies sell shares.
    1
  17010. Maybe you're just worse than both
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  17011. The two are not related, and Canada gets immigrants too
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  17012. Ha. Those idiots couldn't even catch Adani's obvious pump and dump scheme, perhaps due to his affiliation with the current Prime Minister.
    1
  17013. Watch the video before you bullshit
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  17014. Define regular. There are retail brokers that offer that but there's income verification and you'll need six figures or so to invest. And back when this happened, one broker had a problem that their software was incapable of showing a negative price. One guy didn't get the memo that rates can go negative and bought up a lot of what looked like futures trading for a penny and both he and the broker lost money.
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  17015. It's like Vulcan. When does the absence of evidence become evidence of absence?
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  17016. Yeah, I imagine they need to take rubles out of circulation because there's less of them floating abroad.
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  17017. Almost no gravity. Might as well float free
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  17018.  @tmdepot6167  I repeat. All space is exposed to astroids.
    1
  17019. The people actually reading JSTOR articles have access through universities, to be honest
    1
  17020. They're basically all scams, people. All the real AI that exists is already in the public domain and they aren't improving since the first chatbot was released
    1
  17021. It is a center, I don't know if it's no longer THE center.
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  17022. The Saudis don't need to launder the money they steal
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  17023. No, they're just regurgitating outrageous reports because clicks, even if they have to retract it later
    1
  17024. We like to pretend our democracy an ideology rather than just a historic accident that was idolized.
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  17025.  1234567890zachary  liar
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  17026.  1234567890zachary  like... you?
    1
  17027.  1234567890zachary  Dude, you speak English natively, ergo you're definitely as much apart of these vague "empires and banks" as everyone else.
    1
  17028.  @ArisaemaTriphyllum  Vhut?
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  17029. Don't be too sure
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  17030.  @davidburroughs2244  dude, most central banks are funded with tax dollars and sometimes knowingly operate at a net loss.
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  17031.  @johnweatherby8718  yeah, but that doesn't necessarily cover worker's sallaries. This is why we have government bureaus, because they can pick up jobs that will never be profitable.
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  17032. Literally nothing.
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  17033. Dude, the trolls here are using multiple accounts to manipulate votes
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  17034.  @Hidinginthetreeline  they do care, they just have their own troubles. And more importantly, intervening usually involves "colonialist" practices. Besides, the people whose heart strings they pull are the most charitable nations already... And that doesn't stop other people from being jerks.
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  17035.  @Hidinginthetreeline  it's not that chocolate only can be grown in one place, it's that much of the coco land is in Brazil. About a third of it.
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  17036.  @simonhool3073  the OP is almost certainly from one of the most charitable nations on Earth. Yanking his heart strings ain't going to squeeze anything from him.
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  17037. Who said anything about torturing kids?
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  17038. Probable market manipulation
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  17039. It is. You lying to make dead guys look bad is much more conceivable.
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  17040.  @franriding6473  You are actively lying right now, deadbeat. You can tell I roasted Neuman
    1
  17041. How would you know? I bet you think Castro's son is still in charge too.
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  17042. Why? The video made a mistake saying they "owned" all these stocks. No, most of these are simply "assets under management," meaning their stocks held by an investment fund and the clients own the stocks.
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  17043.  @GonzoTehGreat  no one said that. I said nothing remains solid at those temperatures
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  17044.  @steveetches6013  With scientific progress you can guess how long it will take to resolve known issues, but it's the unknown problem that will trip people up. Only rarely are all obstacles known, and usually more problems are found which may take time to resolve or may be physically impossible. Then you got science magazines who post total guesses based on previous rates of progress in a space.
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  17045. We are all native.
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  17046.  @yvonneplant9434  I think this goon means you have to be full blood Indian to be called native, but those are pretty rare these days.
    1
  17047. Dude, everyone has their vice.
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  17048. It doesn't matter what they think.
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  17049. 2:35 That map is NOT the area under Russian control since the forces of both sides are spread very thin and hidden and constantly moving. That is simply the area where Russian forces have been reported to be.
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  17050. Say that on every video? There's really nothing better to have been done other than to say if the cops knew the full story behind the suspect they might have killed him when they had the chance.
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  17051. Canada's statistics are skewed by Ontario's zoning issues
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  17052. Shut up
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  17053.  @iso20022.  liars burn in hell
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  17054. @rightsdontcomewithpermits7073  how much did you lose of crypto scams?
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  17055.  @CharlesBetancourt-iq9oe  liar
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  17056.  @CharlesBetancourt-iq9oe  yours. Now bug off
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  17057. @PutinMonke  long thread. What you referring to?
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  17058.  @KK-kh7py  don't you have a puppy to slaughter?
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  17059.  @KK-kh7py  Shut up before you're on the menu, freak show
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  17060. My hometown in the midwest is home to a bunch of both domesticated and stray cats. Both hunt local squirrels and birds and leave murder scenes on our doorsteps. WE LOVE THEM!
    1
  17061. Do we care?
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  17062.  @ChevBling  mr Musk also cares nothing about money. He even exchanged his sallary for stock options so that his company could pay the bills.
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  17063.  @ChevBling  he doesn't care about the money or fame. He's just an eccentric scientist.
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  17064. When it comes cajoined humans: Why do we never see one body with two heads? We see twins cajoined because a bone is connected and maybe some organs are shared, but we never see two headed people.
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  17065.  @himoffthequakeroatbox4320  that only applies to cheap coins. Gold and silver, not so much
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  17066.  @nelsonta00  Liar
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  17067.  @candycigadddict  liar
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  17068. @superfuss1984  the only thing falling is your robinhood account
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  17069. History shows that neither you nor anyone else could have possibly done better
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  17070. TIK is a Brit. In Britain "anti-Semite" means "racist towards Jews."
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  17071. It means either Russia has got what they wanted, or they realize that intervention will arrive any time now.
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  17072. Because they don't care about science, they want the fame/fortune that comes with being at the top
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  17073. Don't you have a little Urdu girl to beat up?
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  17074. Ha.
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  17075. That's impossible with a SPAC until after its ticker changes, and even then bankruptcy courts will not be fooled.
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  17076.  @crazypasta7749  the sane world would have been more amused at your disembowelment.
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  17077. The unfairness extends inside China as they have anti-trust laws but do not enforce them on state run ventures because Communism.
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  17078.  @--1644  he's saying the government is doing nothing but other reports say heavy fighting betweenrebels and government forces. Now, it's likely his boys were hung out to dry and he's mad, but saying the government does nothing isn't true.
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  17079. No one cares. A civilized state is now in charge, so all of the ugliness of Iraq is plainly visible and provides opportunity to rail on irrelevant politicians.
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  17080. Kadyrov fights Islamic extremists who are often one and the same with the separatists. The fact Kadyrov is Muslim is immaterial here.
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  17081. Vhut?
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  17082. What's with all the idiot sycophants?
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  17083. All the above
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  17084.  @danielstevens4198  shut up
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  17085.  @AcidBombYT  Shut up
    1
  17086. Need someone to pull the switch?
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  17087. The countries that "ban" them simply happened to not have them in the arsenal when some worthless treaty was proposed by an incompetent diplomat. End of story.
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  17088. They always had weird editorials
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  17089. What?
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  17090.  @r3dp1ll  shut up
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  17091. Shut up
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  17092. Lying isn't necessary in this instance
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  17093. Why do you think the ad-pocalypse happened? Terrorists uploading threats and getting auto-monetized. In order not to get sued, they have to prove they're doing all they can to stop weird stuff even at the expense to their bottom line
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  17094. I see where the son got his self destructive tendencies...
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  17095. He played innocent bystander when he just jacked a car, it's safe to assume he has a list of self-destructive behaviors.
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  17096.  @---re9jc  no, I'm suspicious of this guy's motives.
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  17097. Philippines has enough troubles of its own
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  17098. @Marek Cracovia Don't you have a Holocaust memorial to harass or something, coward?
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  17099.  @zidorovichburblyatya2862  put the vodka down, coward
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  17100. The Russians would never accept the trash China passes off as guns.
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  17101.  @sharonlavery7656  Ha. It's not like anything is happening
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  17102. Also sanctions due to various wars. I.E. Britain doesn't buy Russian gas, meaning other countries now compete with Britain for the remaining suppliers
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  17103. The British monarchy has no power, the Prime Ministers and Parliaments of the respective commonwealths do. This is has been the case for over a century.
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  17104.  @theratking2261  It's a basic fact about Britain. Why you think knightly titles go out to authors and actors and such? It's because it's just a medal these days. You know you could resolve your misconception by a simple Google search if you don't trust me?
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  17105. They need a to give a reason.
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  17106.  @borisxbg  you can't donate to a court
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  17107.  @HermanWillems  citing "Europe" is the sign you're talking out your butt. Europe isn't a country and not all of it is even a democracy.
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  17108.  @borisxbg  people who can't give courts orders.
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  17109.  @umungus518  only if they want to go to prison
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  17110.  @umungus518  That it's easy to spot liars like you? Yeah.
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  17111.  @umungus518  your attitude betrays you as a liar without any specific libel.
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  17112.  @theecharmingbilly  shit up. Get drafted
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  17113. Irrelevant.
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  17114.  @h0ust0nwehaveapr0blem  big by Azeri standards.
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  17115. What?
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  17116. The CCP doesn't control Tesla. In fact Tesla got burned in China because their car makers couldn't make knockoffs of their cars.
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  17117.  @Prizax  that's a gross exaggeration. Tesla has big factories all over and supply chains are insanely complicated. And again, a lot of Chinese people don't want Tesla competing in their markets, and Mr Musk ain't a commie so the idea anyone could give him orders is absurd.
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  17118.  @wamnicho  most Chinese people don't own cars. They rely on public transit or use bikes, ebikes, scooters, etc. Even when they own cars they're little cheap cars. This is due to both poverty and how congested most Chinese cities are.
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  17119.  @wamnicho  there's still a car market in China just as there's one in Mexico. Also a lot of car makers and investors have unrealistic expectations for the Chinese market due to the commie's... Creative accounting. And Chinese state run news have made all sorts of outlandish predictions. At one point it was stated as fact human cloning would be a thing in a few years, once it was announced 300 nuclear reactors were announced, recently it was announced that a thorium reactor was being built, once it was announced a giant space mirror was being built fir artificial daylight and so on and so forth. Most of these predictions are never attempted, and most of those fail in the attempt.
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  17120. He's cocky enough I don't recommend trusting him. He likes ridiculing others too much.
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  17121.  @jries77  in this video, yeah he identified a scam. I can't speak for how he is to work with (imagine if he brought this attitude to work).
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  17122. @Kala Kauwa that's not what anyone said
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  17123.  @jries77  no need to get angry. You don't know the guy's character
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  17124. Shut up
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  17125.  @lol007  Population size is self regulating. As the population approaches the cap, life becomes more difficult meaning less people choose lifestyle that produce children and fewer people live to have kids. The reverse is true when populations are tiny.
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  17126.  @lol007  impossible
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  17127.  @lol007  Irrelevant.
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  17128.  @lol007  please leave Africa to those of us that know basic facts about Africa. A lot of men over there will kill over a 10 dollar bill, and you can bang a hooker for a dollar. Food costs literal chump change.
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  17129. Shut up.
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  17130. No
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  17131. Shut up. You're not smarter than anyone
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  17132. Terrorists want their attacks to be outrageous. They're competing with each other to who can be more evil/scary
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  17133. A lot o them aren't
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  17134.  @dwarow2508  these guys weren't Nazis. They were conscripts with 2 months training doing their jobs. Grandpa told people some of the guards refused to even talk to the prisoners, though.
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  17135.  @dwarow2508  "murder less people" is a meaningless assertion during a world war and internal war, herr Commie.
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  17136.  @Chud_Bud_Supreme  it doesn't matter what you think. Nor does it matter who is "worse" when the intention was to murder both commies and Nazis.
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  17137.  @МихаилЧерников-п2т  you know that ain't true
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  17138. Depends how deluded you are.
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  17139. Women live longer than men in Iran. They don't want to kill women, they want to grope them.
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  17140.  @shaunoconnell9506  several pension funds have marked their FTX investments down to zero. Pension funds have never been zero-risk.
    1
  17141. Shut up, People
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  17142. Chinese culture will argue in favor of whatever gives them more stuff
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  17143. Sam said responsibility ultimately rested on him since he owned the company
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  17144. It's called predatory litigation, but yeah. That's the primary motive for changing the rules because jealous ibn-sharmouta envy his office.
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  17145. Go away
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  17146. Many only offer rudimentary education, others are scams. You'll find doctors that don't know what it means for a tumor to metastasize.
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  17147. Quit babbling and grab a gat.
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  17148. The two are not related
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  17149. In China, people don't want to know which companies are fraudulent because they might realize their whole life is a lie.
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  17150. The trans nonsense only exists on paper, but there's a lot of silly feuding on related topics. The troubles in most NATO armies are both convoluted and you actually wouldn't believe me if I told you. Riflemanship is NOT one of those problems
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  17151. Where are their mothers? Why aren't they nursing them the old-fashioned way? Why are all these fools blaming the war instead of obvious home life problems?
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  17152. Sure. By being good mothers. The next generation is all that really matters. For instance, most of America's current elites are all decended from a handful of educated noble women who came from England in the colonial era. Likewise, John and Charles Wesley's zeal for preaching started with their mother.
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  17153. ​ @TGCid01  it's actively encouraged these days
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  17154. The interstate handles more traffic over a longer distance for near-zero operating cost. Of course, the operating cost is simply shifted onto the people driving the cars.
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  17155.  @TheDatura  Political science is one of the more useless degrees. As in you can easily fake your way through it. Quit trying to impress me. Italy is a bad example as it was crowded even before the car was invented. Also, they're a bit poorer than many other first world states. This is because even if the communities are smaller they may be compressed into a small area and only a short distance from other communities (mis a turn on a highway, enter a different country). For the US, the city of Wichita is roughly the same size as Mexico city, but has less than 10% the population. Meanwhile the distance between it and similarly sized cities is about the distance between Paris and Berlin.
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  17156. @mikeblatzheim2797  this idiot thinks rails are cheap
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  17157. Or suicidal intent.
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  17158.  @bradharrelson212  just because it's the internet doesn't mean you need to berate everyone. There's plenty of videos around here where sane people commit suicide by cop.
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  17159. Shut up
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  17160. Vhut?
    1
  17161. It was an air rifle with the orange tip removed. Judging by the "oh sh**" reactions everyone thought it was real during the 5 seconds necessary to blow him away.
    1
  17162. Shut up. Get drafted
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  17163. It probably has to do with the difference between market demand and hypothetical calorie counts
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  17164. That would make no difference
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  17165. Not at this time. The Hezbollah cartel is scamming Iran to get free guns and said cartel owns much of the country through allied militias.
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  17166. I never intend to full retire. I'd get bored. I intend to get a point where I only do the work I enjoy doing.
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  17167. They probably all knew they were cutting too many corners
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  17168. I was surprised you committed to such a huge project to begin with. There was simply no way to guarantee you'd even be around to finish it.
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  17169. You're not half as familiar with the country as you think you are. Hunger was simply not an issue when they had access to first world charity. In fact, I've known marines that would steal food from their supply so they could give them to the local militiamen they worked with.
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  17170. Nice PIT.
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  17171.  @ES11777  It's literally so, but I should have added "company" to that. Animals have no concept of wealth, power, or careers. You give them what they need and they work for us.
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  17172. Shut up
    1
  17173. Vhut?
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  17174. Dude, this has nothing to do with British colonialism as everyone involved was born in South Africa. In fact, descendants of colonists, both white, colored, and Indians, are the prime targets of these looters as these are the guys with education and real jobs.
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  17175.  @tpntruepatrioticnetwork9086  descendants of Apartheid isn't a thing. And the Bantus and Khoisan are economically better off post-Apartheid than any other time in history. But given the standard is families mud huts poking cattle with sticks, it's not a hard mark to beat.
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  17176.  @tpntruepatrioticnetwork9086  please leave Africa to those of us who know basic facts about Africa
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  17177. Liar
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  17178. ​ @nightowl9519 liar
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  17179. Structured notes are restricted to the point of being unsellable except in select European states for this reason.
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  17180. Don't necessarily blame UBS. These are salesmen paid on commission and it's one of few fields that mints a lot of millionaires that doesn't require an exotic skill. Translation: Job attracts greedy bastards
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  17181.  @Mitzoplick  Socialists don't want to replicate other's success, they want to control all the money in the world.
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  17182.  @occidentadvocate.9759  Who you talking about?
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  17183. Lose the insults
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  17184. Didn't see any allegation of that
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  17185.  @rs-dp6pr  Strange China has a higher opinion of US brands than the US does.
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  17186. @ezioauditore5616  sure as hell ain't trash. They got giant nice looking restaurants and special menus catering to local tastes
    1
  17187. @sloppynyuszi  You literally are boasting about how much more well informed you are than the other guy as if you don't realize you're just admitting you have an incentive to lie.
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  17188.  @sloppynyuszi  I don't do stereotypes. I certain do misuse VPNs like a lot of people on this thread, apparently.
    1
  17189. Hello, small town America....
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  17190. A lot of places have little if any swear drains. You can't see them, so no one cares
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  17191. @novat9731  no... It varied from place to place and time to time. During the Siege of Leningrad, for instance, most of the fighting was over attempts to fully encircle the city and starvation occurred. As for the Germans, rationing started early in the war and got progressively worse throughout
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  17192. @tedarcher9120  so? Leningrad is an industrial city almost on the arctic circle. Their food supply was up river, and in the Baltic.
    1
  17193.  @tedarcher9120  Haha. Soldiers consume food faster than they do bullets. No food, no strength, no marching, no fighting. Although often in war it's not a matter if you're well fed, but if the other guy is hungrier than you are. Who was it in the Ardennes offensive that looted an American camp only to find the enemy had all the food, medicine, and other mundane gear anyone could ask for? That guy looked at said "That's it. Germany has lost." Or during the Piquot War in America. After the initial colonist victory, most of the Piquots neither surrendered nor were killed, but had to move into the mountains and fought two years of small scale raids. They surrendered because the colonists remained in control of all the hunting grounds.
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  17194. The mentors are all former addicts. This should have been expected
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  17195. Possible, but that tower was routinely unmanned. The attackers could have simply staked out the place and waited for all the guards to be gone.
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  17196. You say that as if you don't believe it either
    1
  17197. That's the GDP of an entire Nigerian state.
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  17198.  @FortitudineVincimus  Easily, yeah. Recall land is cheap in Nigeria. Like a hundred bucks an acre. Also, the damage in question is more than likely connected to how it's common practice to break gas pipes to steal the gas, usually resulting in the death of the pirates and a loss for the company.
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  17199. She prolly YOLOed FDs and that's what was left.
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  17200.  @Fourtune1  explains why you can't get a job there.
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  17201. Liar
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  17202.  @SerenityIsLost  liar
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  17203.  @SerenityIsLost  liar
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  17204. Don't you have an Urdu child to beat up?
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  17205.  @dsjadenvarghese5157  he's lying because the one fool is Hindi and the other is not.
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  17206.  @mukulgupta4816  do I look like I speak Hindi, pendejo?
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  17207. Because the factories are great, it is corporate that sucks.
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  17208. I hope you're kidding.
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  17209. Yeah. They didn't draft you into the Ground Grunts.
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  17210. Sounds like a garden variety spree killer. Not uncommon in that part of the world.
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  17211. Japan's unification ain't like the other two. Japan has broken up and reformed many times over its history and it industrialized abruptly when they were forcibly opened for trade by the US.
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  17212. Ones and zeros that mean nothing
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  17213. BITO is near par value, though.
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  17214. You need me to explain the war to you? Because NATO is fighting on the behalf of Ukraine.
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  17215. Only if you're a liar
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  17216. Really? You know some people in Yemen will beat them up for saying such unflattering things about their country. Also investigative journalism is rarely profitable as it's slow and isn't easily clickbaitable. Hard to really say VICE is motivated entirely by money.
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  17217. There's a story to the start of Soviet long range bombers too. After WWII Stalin called Tupelev into his office and said he had 4 captured American long range bombers and now Russia needed long range bombers. Tupelev said no problem, he will reverse engineer them and make better bombers. Stalin said no, for now they needed a copy of the bomber made as soon as possible. Things get hilarious as the letter of these orders were followed even though the American planes used English units and the Russian factories used metric.
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  17218. Your dream, not ours.
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  17219. Don't you have a sex slave to visit or something?
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  17220. No, doing science is irrelevant to how many peer reviewed papers are involved
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  17221. The infrastructure bill has nothing to do with oil pipes and even if it did it wouldn't have fixed this problem, so go push politics elsewhere.
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  17222.  @andacomfeeuvou  just because it's the internet doesn't mean you need to condescend on everyone. You seriously think oil pipes are apart of that bill? Cuz they simply aren't.
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  17223.  @andacomfeeuvou  ok, you're just mocking me baselessly. So shut up
    1
  17224. Of liars
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  17225.  @TheEvilmooseofdoom  most of these guys on the internet just think it's funny and/or it's a ego thing.
    1
  17226. What drove a 62 year old to try and off a random cop in the first place?
    1
  17227. Do we know what it is yet?
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  17228. What you mean still? Oil spills are fewer and farther between now than any time in the past. In fact in the early days of drilling there was no way to stop the oil from gushing out in a geiser so they'd let it spill until the presure dropped off.
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  17229. Mars landings won't happen in our lifetimes as the engines to get us there don't exist.
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  17230. He many have been on something
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  17231. Uh... This dude appears to have been going through a psychotic break, we wasn't a wanted fugitive.
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  17232. It's where the brand hires random restaurants to cook their food for them
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  17233. Historian here. That's so true it ain't funny. The strongest opinions is from people that wouldn't know the truth in order to distort the past effectively
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  17234. Liars burn in hell
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  17235. In parts manufacturing, the fattest profit margins are in semi-custom builds (airplane/rocket parts, industrial tools, heavy equipment/engines). What these guys are really competing with are CNC milling which takes a bricks of metal and cuts away most material to leave the desired part.
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  17236. Dude, he was among the victims as there's no way he could have known the books were cooked.
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  17237. No one worth robbing is responsible. So who cares?
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  17238.  @nitespot1365  Don't try and speak for Africans or French politics
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  17239.  @nitespot1365  Being African means nothing. It means you have an incentive to lie and calls your education into question. So please leave France and Mali to people who know basic facts about France and Mali
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  17240.  @BonsuBigWhale  Neocolony is a meaningless buzzword that can be applied to anyone with allies you don't like. And yes, the only reason Mali has elections is because French colonists had elections back in the day.
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  17241.  @davinabrownhappygf338  I question your education. Now bug off.
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  17242. Shut up
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  17243. Does this look like your marriage?
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  17244. Dumb versus smart money. They make money when customers prioritize convenience, and they grew rapidly when debt was cheap and they could borrow crazy amounts from Wall Street chumps that didn't ask questions.
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  17245. It won't
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  17246. Years ago, back at the height of the national ponzi scheme. Meanwhile your pink ass only holds a phone and VPN as it's all you have left
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  17247. So?
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  17248. 20.
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  17249. Those idiots can't even keep satellites in air. That is why they used balloons
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  17250. America is the biggest provider of charity in the world, with Bill Gates alone providing more medicine to Africa than the Africans make. However, when the US government lends money to turdhole governments, it is strings attached with promises to hold fair elections and not outlaw religions and Washington won't let people take on near as much debt as China. China, on the other hand, has strings like "only say nice things to China" or "do not tell people about this loan."
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  17251. Unions aren't new here, and a lot of workers don't care for that stuff.
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  17252. You say that, but file your taxes anyway.
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  17253. Already solved. All the segments of the mirror can be adjusted independently.
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  17254. Sometimes it is, sometimes it's just the community setting up a new service.
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  17255. Is that a sick joke or do you have a death wish?
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  17256. Vhut? There's nothing gambling about installing pipes to ensure water.
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  17257. Bug off
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  17258.  @desmasic  No, a lot of Indians don't care what Adani did, they simply see a white guy accusing an Indian guy. Also, Adani is affiliated with India's current President Modi, so Modi supporters defend him. The reason for this is fraud is systemic in India and it's simply presumed all success is derived from scams.
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  17259. She was previously fired from Credit Suisse. That company wasn't involved
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  17260. It's still a passable stealth plane.
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  17261. It brings rates up enough that people have been dumping their stocks and lending the government money. Hundreds of billions of dollars are taken out of circulation and deleted this way.
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  17262.  @JohnDoe-qu8jt  it's an inner city thing. I once worked as a guard at a train station and guard on guard taser incidents were often tolerated while the managers would make up arbitrary rules and threaten people with their jobs for not religiously following them.
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  17263. You haven't watched enough of these videos. I recently saw one from Chicago where a black cop offed a robber that attacked his partner with a knife. Also back some years ago during the first BLM protests that yelled "We want dead cops," there was one jerkwad in NYC that approached a random cop car and shot two officers. Ironically, by total coincidence, one cop was Latino and the other was Asian. There's also a meme going around LEO communities online of a black cop arresting a white BLM protestor. The main reason for your misconception is simple statistics, as this whole country is majority white.
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  17264. This report is two years outdated and the title is fraudulent even if it wasn't.
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  17265. Do we care if they do?
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  17266. It changes every year, but the press doesn't keep track.
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  17267. Parents from inner cities often don't care what they're kids do outside the home and would protect them from trouble regardless the source. Nonetheless, there's a lot of power struggles within the household as parents get angry at any hint of defiance. Source: I use to do private security in a rough area.
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  17268. @TenseSensor  no, I released a dog I couldn't keep into the woods
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  17269. Cope cages?
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  17270. Says who?
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  17271.  @ataturkiyeli_  there's a rumor of that going around, but if so they're talking out their butts since it is not possible the investigation revealed that.
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  17272.  Alien from jupiter  Turkish separatists from the Kurdish regions of that country.
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  17273.  @ilbilgehatun278  I don't know where you got that, but you should cut his tongue out for lying. Even if that were true there'd be no way for any of us to know.
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  17274. Lying isn't necessary in this instance
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  17275. BLM isn't the EFF. Even if the Chickenman would like you to think so.
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  17276. This is why you don't send women to do men's jobs.
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  17277. That never really mattered even in the Apartheid era. The Bantustans had thousands of illegal guns leftover from various wars. That's where the AKs come from
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  17278. There was a blanket investigation of shorters starting a couple years ago and the stuff they brought up about Nate was unrelated to this. He said he didn't know what they were making a big deal about since nothing he was accused of is illegal, and personally I think there's a DEI hire behind the investigation.
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  17279. Like you could do better. And no, this definitely not any kind of norm and the organization is probably a product of that overbearing supervisor you see barking orders for its own sake. The general rule is there is no norm among US police as there are 17,000 separate departments, IIRC. Each of these has their own unique requirements and priorities, and some are better than others.
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  17280.  @RobertoT5  shut up, you have no idea what you're talking about.
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  17281. Wut?
    1
  17282. You
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  17283.  @ogone1465  they're a global company
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  17284. The US government has no involvement in any Olympics, at all
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  17285. What makes you think we want them to change anything?
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  17286. No one cares
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  17287. Even if he gets said contract, who says it was Mr. Trump's doing?
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  17288. Probably into a Ponzi scheme
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  17289. It's a Ponzi scheme and are quite the norm in the shittier parts of Asia. Most of these blitzscalers follow sin-a-little economics where they are almost Ponzi schemes and hide most of the risk with equity loans that have no specified payment dates. This is how handfuls of allegedly genius businessmen rise to the top including Bill Gates and Jeff Bazos, but most fail
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  17290. Does Fort Worth have an inner city?
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  17291. That will never fly. We're deluded that the "wants to own a single house' demographic can do no wrong.
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  17292. Did you? No one cares about this trend @calvin6429 
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  17293. Dude, these rights activists don't believe they are doing the right thing, it's just an excuse to harass and vandalize. In one case some idiots stole a diary cow and were so bad at taking care of it they didn't realize it was pregnant until the calf was a month old
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  17294.  @alleung42  people thought real estate went nowhere but up back then. The Lehman Bros fell for the same exact trap.
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  17295. Like... You?
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  17296.  @ryanreedgibson  No, you just refuse to shut up about people richer than yourself
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  17297.  @veilnebula2411  Iran, Farsi, and Persia are the same thing, as in all come from the same root word.
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  17298.  @veilnebula2411  who in Iran doesn't have brutal tendencies? It's not like they hack off the cervixes of little girls.
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  17299. It's what commies think colonialism is, yes
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  17300. Liars get scalped
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  17301. To be fair, some of the simpler car parts from China do make their way to first world markets. Nothing safety critical though
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  17302.  @cases2939  yes, but a country's predatory behaviors work much differently than an individual's
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  17303. It's Kazakh not Kazakhstani. Kazakh is from the Russian "Cossack" and -stan is from the Persian for "land."
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  17304. Abuse of follow on offering is what got Bill Hwang got kicked from the Hong Kong market.
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  17305.  @harpergrace5846  They're people, just people who exhibit specific behaviors.
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  17306. The Fed straight up refused to do so when asked. They continued to raise interest rates by more than the standard 25 basis points
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  17307. It's a scam. The company that sells them was arrested
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  17308.  @spaghettimon3851  shut up
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  17309.  @66sec65  I don't give a damn where yer from and yer proving the point.
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  17310. @kristianlavigne8270  liar
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  17311. @galaxywolf4895  that is fraud and we can charge you with it
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  17312. @dqdq4083  there was a shortage years ago and people deliberately avoid learning good news in the economy in the US. Gives them a good defense when caught lying
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  17313. How much did you lose?
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  17314. It's a masturbation fantasy. These business news agencies sexualize wealth.
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  17315. Fun story. The initial experiments for rotary cannons involved a Civil War era Gatling gun hooked up to an electric motor. The burned 2,000 bullets in a minute before breaking the gun.
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  17316. Same people, different topics
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  17317. Ironically, the Nazis said Allied Funny tanks were a war crime
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  17318. You can't really hold the distortions against Kesselring as he wrote his memoires from an Allied jail and presumably didn't want to get hung. While at the time of his actions he was doing whatever he thought would win the war fastest.
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  17319.  @crashingatom6755  people lie about actual cost of living
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  17320.  @mixn44  liar
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  17321. No, the king was automatically the commander and chief of the armed forces. Some dynasties allowed men to marry into that role, others did not and thus they had to select a male from the family.
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  17322. Because it's all bullshit regardless how often it's replicated
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  17323. Because it's all bullshit regardless how often it's replicated
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  17324. That's ok. The CNC machines are fake. China has neither the tools, funds, or expertise to build those.
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  17325. Yeah, this is all part of the farce of Turkish democracy. Not only does the incumbent government have the censorship apparatus which jails any serious rivals, but their party-list system intentionally favors hundreds of tiny localized parties but their electorate is intentionally winner-takes-most. That is to say, whomever can bribe the most party leaders by both legal and illegal means is guaranteed to win. That is to say, the elections are rigged in favor of the incumbent, and when the incumbent dies there's inevitably a coup as the rats turn on each other seeking the grand prize. Just a new coat of paint on Ottoman era junk.
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  17326. The markets sure as hell are more efficient than YOU.
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  17327.  @orenalbertmeisel3127  It's no insult, it's true for everyone. Get over it.
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  17328.  @orenalbertmeisel3127  Shut up
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  17329.  @definitelyhuman3512  you can't lie to a historian, freak show.
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  17330. Looking young is not the same as being young, and he may have joined right out of college with like a justice-related degree. Also nepotism is a thing.
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  17331.  @eli0uz  selling below costs is a Ponzi scheme. EVs in china sell for little more than motorbikes do.
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  17332.  @incremental_failure  we all know what it is. Taking money from new investors to pay off old ones. But anything can become a ponzi. Like one PC assembler who had no cash and more PCs in back order than they had parts. This meant they were taking money from current buyers and using it to make the PCs of past buyers who had been waiting for progressively longer to get their stuff
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  17333. @incremental_failure  you say that because firms exposed as ponzis are bankrupt. The thing is the men involved all know it's unsustainable and they'll need to become profitable, but greed takes hold. And how long a firm can sustain losses depends on how much they're losing and at what rate they borrow
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  17334.  @jordixboy  a bank borrows at one price and lends at another. A factory builds at one price and sells at another. Same payoff, same concept, same risks.
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  17335. Put that statement back up you butt where it came from.
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  17336.  @tonyowens6802  put it back before I do.
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  17337. They risk getting fired if they don't meet physically impossible quotas. The businessmen call it "squeezing."
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  17338. What's his name from the Raging Bull has been charged with just that. According to the SEC he's been losing money trading the whole time.
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  17339.  @Amenti_H  shut up
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  17340. Modern cruise ships are much bigger than the Titanic.
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  17341.  @FlushGorgon  lose the political digression
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  17342.  @FlushGorgon  wut?
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  17343. Come on. At least the reactors work unlike a lot of the stuff you've reviewed
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  17344. Shut up and get drafted
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  17345. They should've not built it
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  17346. Who else thought the Boring Co literally referred to boredom?
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  17347. Vhut?
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  17348. Don't you have a graveyard to vandalize?
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  17349.  @pajeetsingh  Googling... Apparently they banned it because the president of India's stock exchange was inside trading with the shares listed on his own exchange.
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  17350.  @harshjain3122  Artificial scarcity just magnifies the effect of each trade.
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  17351. You wouldn't believe the type of things those idiots said to me.
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  17352.  @stijn1590  no, it's a sport. Like horse racing. All of the short squeeze pumpers I found consistently turned out to be equally toxic sports fans too.
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  17353.  @michaelmalone3380  they don't actually think that. They're just talking trash like they do at football games.
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  17354. Crypto scammer detected
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  17355. Right from the start, that's a "I'm done" number of cops. Did he really think he could escape or did he simply intend to give them problems until he was dead?
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  17356.  @ARCNA442  the ones that get away with it do.
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  17357. BEGONE WITH YOU DEMONIC CHANT, WITCH! /s
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  17358. Even if that were true, they're way ahead of you on that. Someone poisoned the water recently.
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  17359. Fire this reporter. She's regurgitating rhetoric as fact and presenting interviews with argumentative militiamen as actual expert witnesses. The only original journalism here is where she gives up these Islamist soldier's positions and numbers to both Fatah and Israel (they're at war with both).
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  17360. Shut up, al-Thani
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  17361. Overbearing supervisor. He thinks he's helping and doing the best he can.
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  17362. Sorry, I'm very suspicious of "not-for-profit finance" because I'm intimately familiar with middle east loan sharks.
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  17363. Campaign funds are already being returned
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  17364. Yeah. You are a burden enough by yerself.
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  17365. Dude, he got half of this off Wikipedia
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  17366. HA! Those idiots can't even build a tank.
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  17367.  @litesp  Why does your family hate you?
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  17368. They'll demand they leave today, then demand they come back when a civil war starts.
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  17369. You'll need to get a license to give financial advice (degree and exams required) and enough seed capital to get an investment bank to send rich chumps your way.
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  17370. There are better planes available, we just keep it because unlike tanks we can unload this onto turdworld allies
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  17371. Policia Federal is Mexican, although they're called the National Guard these days.
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  17372. Nah, the guy that said that is probably straight up lying as he's deep in the red and needs chumps to buy.
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  17373. Few people actually need them. The airline services have a lot more trips and cities serviced and everyone who can owns a car.
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  17374.  @transitcaptain  having been a broke college student myself, yes there's a market for it. But only enough that it becomes economical in major. Around here you're considered poor if you don't at least have a used car.
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  17375. Doesn't matter. She's racketeering.
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  17376. Because it's a Ponzi Scheme. They make money by leveraging to the tits.
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  17377. Vhut?
    1
  17378. Same risk/reward, lower entry barriers
    1
  17379. Since you stopped watching fake guru videos
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  17380. Troll somewhere else.
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  17381. Not exactly. You test the invention ON AN INANIMATE OBJECT! Or mice if applicable.
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  17382. The con isn't that the technology is fake, the con was that it not the "5th generation" of cellphones. It increases broadband by incorporating the one wavelength of signal that is not used for anything else: Ultra-violate. While radiowaves easily pass through brick walls, UV is easily stopped by sunscreen, or paper, or rain clouds. Useful in busy airport terminals where there's never enough data speeds, but not much else.
    1
  17383.  @Calebe428  who said there were hundreds of scam influencers? It's a pretty niche crime
    1
  17384.  @shawnpitman876  except the coyotes themselves collaborate their estimates. Also, the price of drugs increases by a minimum of 400% the instant it cross the border, and that premium wouldn't exist unless there was a high chance of prison.
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  17385.  @lanceanthony198  there aren't that many of these idiots
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  17386.  @shawnpitman876  this goon thinks all gangsters are working together... There was a time when the lion's share of drug smuggling was connected to three kingpins, but those days are over. There are thousands of gangs, most of them tiny, and many loosely affiliated with cartels.
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  17387.  @shawnpitman876  except no it isn't. You just pulled that out your butt
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  17388. Shut up. Get drafted
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  17389. Account has relatively few comments. Same troll, new account.
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  17390. That won't make a frickin difference. Especially since most people report their children/parents are their only real friends in that part of the world.
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  17391. The people are as corrupt as the government
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  17392. Nikola is the fraud, Tesla is just flying to close to the sun. I saw one report they own crypto in order to sell cars with crypto, which is an accounting nightmare as their cash balance changes by the hour. It is also an insane amount of risk, a volatile startup relying on volatile currency, and there's tens of thousands of jobs on the line.
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  17393. Ha
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  17394. Their intention was commit socially acceptable suicide
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  17395. No cover necessary when they built the place, but now there's a leak you can bet your ass they'll cover it up.
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  17396.  @wandayonder9772  this goon doesn't know what novocain is...
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  17397.  @wandayonder9772  While the frick would I care if it was unnecessary? If the owner wants it done, it is done. And if there wasn't a reason, they wouldn't be paying to have it done.
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  17398.  @wandayonder9772  I know, that's a good reason, and we'll let the health inspectors judge how crowded is too crowded. We cut off sheep tails too because they live longer in captivity and those things grow long enough for them to step on them. And I'm perfectly willing to demonstrate correct killing/butchering methods on your dogs if you like.
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  17399. Over the former Axis, yeah. Not against the Soviets. If it makes you feel better the US totally ripped off the German rocket program even though it was within the Soviet lines.
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  17400.  @alexanderryan1176  there was a very real possibility of a third world war, yes. That doesn't mean we could extort them like we did the Shah of Iran.
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  17401.  @alexanderryan1176  pipe down and quit being rhetorical.
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  17402. Are you advocating terrorism?
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  17403. "Don't be fooled by cute, they are skilled hunters." As if the domestic cat isn't one of the most genocidal creatures out there?
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  17404. If they didn't, they wouldfn't be on this channel
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  17405.  @FTAthere  wifebeater detected
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  17406.  @Norbitek25  Don't you have a divorce to finalize?
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  17407.  @vontai4553  that's laughable. Especially when you don't need a military presence to trade and European mines and farms are far more productive per man and per acre. Also, France got involved in Africa to fight Jihadis, not to trade, so shut up and read basic facts before making broad geopolitical damnations
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  17408.  @BonsuBigWhale  shut up, you don't know jack about Africa
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  17409.  @maps266  your family doesn't like you all that much, do they?
    1
  17410.  @sharwama992  how'd you know? You don't care a thing about Africa
    1
  17411.  @sharwama992  I know
    1
  17412.  @Claudia_Ackermann  that's silly. That's like saying Africans need American refineries to survive. The two are simply not related
    1
  17413.  @randomperson9187  wild exaggeration. All those reactors were fueled decades ago and there are uranium mines all over the world and said mines depend on foreign miners who have skills and equipment. It's like saying South Africa depends on Israel for defense because they bought Galil rifles one time ages ago and started making their own variant.
    1
  17414.  @randomperson9187  My dissonance? You literally just admitted the truth of a major part of what I just asserted. Honest question: Are you starting arguments for your amusement?
    1
  17415.  @Rockstarmade224  Lying isn't even necessary in this instance.
    1
  17416. Ha
    1
  17417. Wut?
    1
  17418. Good lord, these comments are awesome.
    1
  17419. Because she didn't.
    1
  17420. Some finance YouTubers simply regurgitate headlines and then say "and this is why it's all going down."
    1
  17421. They aren't. End of story.
    1
  17422. No...
    1
  17423. birth rate is near zero and census figures are fake.
    1
  17424.  @andrewlim7751  liberal and conservative have no meaning in Asia
    1
  17425.  @andrewlim7751  lose the trash talk
    1
  17426. Lose the hyperbole
    1
  17427.  @r423fplip  they won't need to get that far for Germany to intervene. But the fact is the EU may be helping Ukraine, but that doesn't mean they're willing to fight or go bankrupt
    1
  17428.  @il-2forsale57  like you?
    1
  17429. He feeds his cows by hands as if they were pets........
    1
  17430. That's a hidden tax and no one likes those.
    1
  17431. Get back to work you bum
    1
  17432. Depends on industry.
    1
  17433. No one does that. Governments take over banks or organize private bailouts.
    1
  17434. A lot of these guys are just liard
    1
  17435. This has nothing to do with that.
    1
  17436. What doesn't according to this news channel?
    1
  17437. @thanakonpraepanich4284  a lot of these Chinese firms are renting western factories in Russia producing Chinese style cars. They think they can leverage to the tits and monopolize the market.
    1
  17438. I thought he lost money to FTX
    1
  17439. Would that make this idiot less dead?
    1
  17440. Put thar back up your butt where you got it
    1
  17441. Liars burn in hell with their tongues nailed to their balls.
    1
  17442. Put the opium down, coward.
    1
  17443. Shut up, coward
    1
  17444. There never was any in China
    1
  17445.  @NickanM  nah, at least most of this is just cons conning conmen. Why do you think Jordan Belfort quickly became an icon in this community?
    1
  17446. It took some ultra high speed film and a bulky motor but it worked well. These days there are cameras so fast they can record a laser beam going through a cloud of smoke.
    1
  17447.  @Alejandro-vn2si  How can you talk so much but say so little?
    1
  17448. @sebdapleb1523  if yoy don't break even, you have wasted tax dollars. There's no point in building something that few people use
    1
  17449.  @cabellones  How can you talk so much but say so little?
    1
  17450.  @cabellones  It has never been profitable, period. It's cheaper to drive yourself than to pay for a train ticket and hail a cab to and from where you're going.
    1
  17451. @cabellones  That flatly contradicts Amtrak's own assessment of the situation. Their own CEO does not believe they will ever be profitable
    1
  17452.  @cabellones  Lose the selective quoting. That's obviously a pitch to investors
    1
  17453.  @Joesolo13  you don't even know what the rails were built, do you?
    1
  17454. Who would have thought. Renting a house is a fair trade.
    1
  17455. You'd have to code something else no one else can in order to do it full time. Otherwise it is more economical to work for someone else
    1
  17456. Shut up
    1
  17457.  @kjazz5991  you really have no idea how ETFs work, do you?
    1
  17458.  @kjazz5991  would you like me to explain them?
    1
  17459.  @kjazz5991  nah. An Exchange-Traded Fund is a stock that if you buy it your money is automatically invested into a set basket of stocks. They post two funds; One what you buy for which is equal to the value of all the stocks in the basket plus a fee, and the other price what you sell for minus a fee. This "bid-ask spread" is a fraction of a penny wide and must be adjusted constantly, but that is how the asset manager makes money. The biggest risks with running an ETF are liquidity and volatility based. That is, imagine if Gamestock was listed on an ETF and they had to rebalance during the squeeze? You see, that can throw their bid-ask spread out of whack as they might be unable to buy/sell as fast as the price moves.
    1
  17460.  @kjazz5991  a liquidity crisis doesn't mean investors lose. So quit making your incompetence and defamation so painfully obvious.
    1
  17461. Yeah, but they normally don't except during a merger when a larger company buys all shares at once.
    1
  17462. Are you auditioning to be this channel's next guest star?
    1
  17463. This sure as hell ain't a southern thing. People whine if you're not constantly yelling standard commands too.
    1
  17464. Some of the locals will kill for 100 bucks. This isn't necessarily good news.
    1
  17465. Found the scammer
    1
  17466. The Camps have always lost huge amounts to illness. It's a fact of life living on a trash heep.
    1
  17467. This isn't a partnership. There's only one share
    1
  17468. Liar
    1
  17469. Don't be too sure.
    1
  17470. Too expensive at this time
    1
  17471. Reporter lives don't matter in warzones
    1
  17472. Borderlands called, they want their psycho back!
    1
  17473. They blame "bureaucracy," but that's just code for internal scams and embezzlement.
    1
  17474. Nah, it's all for show. At least most of them know it's bullshit
    1
  17475. It's like watching a rolling barrage...
    1
  17476. Balanced and independent definitely don't describe an agency owned by the Qatari monarchy.
    1
  17477. ​ @syedzaharudinsyedzainoldin3047 found the guy cheating on his wife
    1
  17478. That's probably the only reason they ain't more common.
    1
  17479.  @KrucialKB  will that printer make machinist grade parts?
    1
  17480. You mind making sense?
    1
  17481. Shut up, porn spammer
    1
  17482. No, the Saudis really are just that incompetent. They get all their money from extorting foreign companies.
    1
  17483.  @TreShadDMW  It's not just the leaders, a lot of the middle management has been wiped out. For instance, there use to be 7 "offices" that used burner phones and a whole network of connections to pass messages from one guy to another (no one person knew all the phone numbers). Now that's gone, and leadership have more difficulty and risk simply talking to each other.
    1
  17484.  @Whoknowsme007  we is you
    1
  17485.  @Whoknowsme007  ha. Idiot cheerleader here is using cowardice as his defense
    1
  17486.  @iffier  70 of what?
    1
  17487.  @iffier  Huge thread. I don't know what you even originally replied to
    1
  17488.  @iffier  you still are making no sense
    1
  17489. Passenger rails haven't been profitable since the Great Depression
    1
  17490. Shut up
    1
  17491. I wish
    1
  17492. High risk business also equals fat margins. Big business means jealous ibn sharmouta whining about profit margins. To be fair, until the last few centuries business monopolies were legal.
    1
  17493. Do we need to schedule another shock therapy session for you?
    1
  17494. Acting as their own distributor isn't an excuse for losses as obviously this cuts the distributor's profit margin.
    1
  17495. ...unless this racket has been going on longer than we realize.
    1
  17496. Because not even Chinese people want Chinese garbage. Farmers buy rice for planting from America and sell everything they grow because the soil itself is toxic from decades of fake fertilizer.
    1
  17497.  @ooooneeee  It's also suppose to move people, but we all know that ain't happening this year. And we all know you'd spread hate about the Afrikaner no matter what he did, so shut up before you become the test subject.
    1
  17498.  @jooseppib1082  This idiot doesn't know the concept of test rocket.
    1
  17499. Liar
    1
  17500. Do they? In that first case, the mob accused her of crime with no evidence. They just said "witchcraft" and presto! She's run out of town. It's a scam.
    1
  17501.  @heinedenmark  whatever reason the lynch mob wants
    1
  17502. Shut up.
    1
  17503.  @underarmbowlingincidentof1981  this is Myanmar not China. Most of the country is run by local militias and many army officers have deserted. But yet systemic cowardice prevails.
    1
  17504. None of the above are bankrupt. Credit Suisse' bankruptcy is connected to high-risk and sometimes criminal behavior among many of their managers.
    1
  17505. What?
    1
  17506. They're particularly useful when widely held opinions flatly conflict the most basic metrics.
    1
  17507. Pigs will even eat poop. They pass through anything they can't digest without issue.
    1
  17508. It's a scam. Manufacturers across China are reporting mass layoffs due to declining consumer spending abroad.
    1
  17509. You sure the war isn't already over?
    1
  17510. It's EV. People get voted out of office and sued if there isn't favoritism.
    1
  17511. They never left...
    1
  17512.  @69420joey  don't you have something better to do?
    1
  17513. We don't know if that factored in court, but it definitely a major life stress that factored into her checking into a psych ward.
    1
  17514.  @poetryflynn3712  you keep rambling on as if you don't realize there are massive gaps in your knowledge. The Fed DELIBERATELY targets a small net positive inflation rate to prevent people from hoarding wealth, instead you must either spend or invest. And Federal spending is near the global average relative to GDP.
    1
  17515.  @poetryflynn3712  We also know you're making this up as you go along.
    1
  17516.  @CrazyBear65  How much did you lose on crypto?
    1
  17517. Do you have a death wish?
    1
  17518. Life
    1
  17519. Like... You?
    1
  17520. They probably did even see the incident...
    1
  17521.  @jamesm3657  he was being sarcastic
    1
  17522. Do you need to get spanked by your girlfriend?
    1
  17523. China looks pretty on the surface, but hiding many bizarre behaviors and trends among its people.
    1
  17524. The double m in African names is for a distinct humming sound. It is not Mah-bozy.
    1
  17525. Except the most American thing in the world is to pretend to hate America and disassociate with it
    1
  17526. Imported components, can't be that bad
    1
  17527. Who?
    1
  17528. She isn't reporting any of that, but a lot of these kids end up getting a kefala job to get out of there. The Arabs will import workers, seize their passports, then simply not pay them. English speaking nations forced them to ban slavery ages ago, and this is how they hide it.
    1
  17529. Mr Torgue approves.
    1
  17530. No you don't
    1
  17531. Steal woods? No one has been caught unlicensed logging. That's Latin American junk.
    1
  17532. Inflation? No, not a factor. Retail just favors economies of scale.
    1
  17533. But they're struggling to be profitable already. It sounds like a problem in the products themselves
    1
  17534. What are you talking about?
    1
  17535.  @mm-xd1ob  i wasn't talking to you
    1
  17536. Wut?
    1
  17537. Wasn't it your job to fix that?
    1
  17538. Sounds like someone is drilling in the next room over from you.
    1
  17539.  @1greenMitsi  *investors
    1
  17540. You don't even know what's in it, do you?
    1
  17541. Not if they default.
    1
  17542.  @al1395-y3d  that will pay creditors, not revive the scam.
    1
  17543. He just got a little tongue in cheek with him
    1
  17544. Yes, but how many sculpture artists are there? Not enough to justify selling these as an appliance.
    1
  17545. Vhut?
    1
  17546. Like you would know
    1
  17547. Why doesn't it surprise me AOC does LoL?
    1
  17548. It didn't. End of story.
    1
  17549. Shut up
    1
  17550. 14:20 BTW, this also means a pelican will totally eat your baby
    1
  17551. Lose the hyperbole
    1
  17552. @thebigbrownrat2669  also gas and manufactured goods are relatively cheap in north America
    1
  17553.  @recyclespinning9839  Lying isn't necessary in this instance
    1
  17554. 4:05 Who's his trainer? Because his shooting is worthless, and none of those other guys knows how to hold a gun.
    1
  17555.  @GabrielGarcia-pb7er  his shooting is so poor that I, an average tanker, could teach them better inside an hour. Do none of them really even know the basics even if simply by internet search?
    1
  17556. We'd rather hang a rich dude so we can maintain our lifestyles during hard times.
    1
  17557. @Battlebaconxxl  Trains have engie and conductor. The feud between management and the unions are due to automation management thinks they can merge the two jobs but that could create bottlenecks in some places
    1
  17558. Not exactly. Most of the people easily manipulated by these events are people who think they can outsmart everyone. Get in vefore the hype, get out before the panic. That's why they're easy to outsmart, since all you need is the right rumor
    1
  17559. Who?
    1
  17560. But the public wants to fantasize about being young, sexy, and powerful. Why you think the US Army fraudulently gave two women ranger patches?
    1
  17561. Vhut?
    1
  17562. No specific motive for hitting Vilnius yet, that doesn't stop people from fretting
    1
  17563. TIK is a Brit. What do you expect?
    1
  17564. Shut up
    1
  17565. This idiot thinks rich people can do that
    1
  17566. ​ @notting2640 found the crypto scammer
    1
  17567. Easy. Keep interest rates high
    1
  17568. Lobbying is just a waste of money. Ultimately politicians mostly give voters what they want just so they keep getting re-elected. Donations to buy TV ads will not meaningfully change that
    1
  17569. ​ @TisDana liar
    1
  17570. Sometimes it's the only source available
    1
  17571. I wisj
    1
  17572. What?
    1
  17573. Certainly not in Nigeria even if we take the allegation at face value
    1
  17574.  @bayersbluebayoubioweapon8477  No one alleged they made it unuseable.
    1
  17575.  @FortitudineVincimus  Name one person that hasn't polluted the environment.
    1
  17576.  @bayersbluebayoubioweapon8477  Yes, but not due to oil (mostly). Sewage and trash goes into that river, and due to global trade the area can support a denser population now than ever before. Also, much of the oil pollution comes from open air amateur refineries often using stolen oil. Direct exposure to the fumes is as deadly as you think. This is a country where it is common practice to watch gas trucks crash, ignore the driver, and a whole mob forms to steal buckets of gas (many mass casualty events result.
    1
  17577.  @bayersbluebayoubioweapon8477  The wages of sin...
    1
  17578.  @bayersbluebayoubioweapon8477  there aee none involved at the moment. And here you were condescending on me for no research...
    1
  17579.  @notinterested8452  aggressor? There's no war at the moment, and Shell has a lot of Nigerian employees. Are you equating modern corporations with wars that occurred centuries ago?
    1
  17580. "Who put my CS grenade on the stove?"
    1
  17581. No one caes
    1
  17582. Proof that bears are more scared of humans than humans are of them.
    1
  17583.  @bperez8656  that is several levels of oxymoron
    1
  17584. We call those Reapers and they're too big and expensive for police use
    1
  17585. Ha
    1
  17586. Scam.
    1
  17587. I wish
    1
  17588. People right now are more concerned with spending wisely than conveniently. Small stores have no economy of scale so they must charge more and pay less than big stores
    1
  17589. The Iron Dome is a general purpose SAM.
    1
  17590. Everyone was buying on margin back then. Also, that's why there's a regulatory split between commercial banks and investment banks. No one wants stock market craziness effecting ordinary checking accounts.
    1
  17591. Frankly, science has never deserved its reputation. Once in a blue moon a smart guys explains an experiment that no one understands but it lets us do something cool so everyone thinks people in his field are great. Back in the industrial revolution there was one magician who had a house full of illusions to make people think he had made an etheric energy generator and collected investor money for three decades. For countless centuries there were basic mistakes in medical manuals about human anatomy because no one wanted to autopsy a human so many things were assumed from animal anatomy. Galieo himself wrote horoscopes.
    1
  17592. Your broker will see who you are and turn you in. Selling it to third parties over unsecured websites limits risk of jail time to only to your customer's stupidity.
    1
  17593.  @luisfilipe2023  They pay around average and the skills required are nill.
    1
  17594.  @mdp5002221  please. Somehow I doubt that. Welders make as much as nurses
    1
  17595. @fedyx1544  this idiot thinks farmers are rich. Most farms, regardless how well developed, are owned and operated by a single family
    1
  17596. TLDR: Needs lots of kitchens and showers before people live there
    1
  17597.  @istrumguitars  there's worse. There are alleged macroeconomic experts saying the Fed will bail out. The Fed isn't going to. They have said nothing to that effect, and they're busy deleting all the Covidbucks.
    1
  17598.  @istrumguitars  you can tell who has been YOLOing tech stocks by which talking head is freaking out about this....
    1
  17599. 1:40 Correction: The South Sea Company was shipping for whomever was paying, not just slaves, and the master plan was to get trade monopolies on Spanish colonies that Britain intended to seize as part of an unrelated war. The company did not even have operations yet when the bubble burst
    1
  17600.  @rileychu4489  you don't, unfortunately
    1
  17601. What are you even talking about?
    1
  17602.  @ubadahoop  i wasn't talking to you
    1
  17603. 40 MILLION went to election campaigns. All that money has been returned.
    1
  17604.  @dc-ic5lj  FTX wasn't even worth 40 billion, you incompetent wannabe terrorist. Now shut up before you get doxxed and enslaved.
    1
  17605. Lose the stupid politics.
    1
  17606. Palestinians have always been white. The Bedouins migrating west are brown, though
    1
  17607. yeah, you ain't running
    1
  17608. Dude, the high command wasn't even in control of most operations.
    1
  17609. 16:57 Miss Piggy has a Kermit toy hanging from the neck in her cockpit. You will not unsee that
    1
  17610. The Hawaiians never opposed American settlement, but the area wasn't annexed until after the Queen was ousted and anarchy reigned
    1
  17611. Also, the queen was a Christian convert and married to the first America governor of the area.
    1
  17612. Depends how you define poverty
    1
  17613. What happens if and when everyone finds out the school they're copying was falsifying their own stats or allowed parents to buy student's grades?
    1
  17614.  @boota1979  Moscow has never heard of Gaza
    1
  17615.  @boota1979  liar
    1
  17616.  @alexmost166  ha
    1
  17617.  @sykotika13thirteen  he's not involved
    1
  17618.  @boota1979  shut up
    1
  17619.  @sykotika13thirteen  shut up
    1
  17620.  @smck680  shouldn't you be on your way to a certain principle's court?
    1
  17621.  @heylo5274  do you have a death wish?
    1
  17622.  @smck680  shut up
    1
  17623. @malinericson4065  even if that were true, that doesn't tie Moscow to Gaza. Gaza doesn't even have a government
    1
  17624. @BR-dy1ie  wars were never common, they just fill up the history books because guys like me like reading them. For instance, Rome and the Germanics didn't just fight each other as conflicts were mostly small and separated by decades
    1
  17625.  @lv4077  Depends what kind of bureaucrat. I.E. Corporate compliance officers make their own rules, but ignore government rules.
    1
  17626.  @j3i2i2yl7  Come on, the only one fixated on campaign contributions is you. Nah, politicians do spend a large portion of their careers fretting over the next election, but most of that time is spent organizing campaigns and trying to get their name in the news. Donations buy ads no one watches, but sensationalized statements mean idiot reporters will do the work for you.
    1
  17627.  @jonnelson9760  Not necessarily criminal, criminals usually complain about the enforcers and not always the law themselves. I think what you mean to say is people complain about stuff that physically prevents them from doing dangerous/malicious stuff they want to do. Like Oceangate where the CEO got himself killed breaking all the rules that were in place to protect him.
    1
  17628. @chickenfishhybrid44  yes, those are people who aren't in effected industries and don't know how much paperwork is involved
    1
  17629. No one cares
    1
  17630. Who the frick is that? An investment scammer?
    1
  17631. You'll note these are all turdworld countries lacking equipment and expertise and suffering significant losses from crime. Civilized countries can do the same job safely and actually pay a decent wage.
    1
  17632. Shut up
    1
  17633. @niemand shut up
    1
  17634. No one is scared. They were regarded as idiots at the time
    1
  17635. Don't assume there's politics involved.
    1
  17636.  @ProfAzimov  not always. A lot of dirty cops do their jobs outside their rackets
    1
  17637. No one ever thought of it. And the design, testing, and approval process is long so a sellable version won't come quick.
    1
  17638. You know it's a monster of a weapon when its got a charging LEVER.
    1
  17639.  @falcor200  there are conclusions and exclamation points in the title
    1
  17640. Technically they were trampled at the border
    1
  17641.  @j3i2i2yl7  often not, as the ability to swallow the total loss of a factory is helpful. Namely, the machine shop I work at because the contract to supply parts for one plane is suddenly ending, which was about half our business for a 1200 person company. Lots of hoopla, but we've avoided layoffs.
    1
  17642. @SantaClaus-kk8zr  no, it attracts weebs who pretend they know tactics
    1
  17643. Not really. He wanted to live
    1
  17644. This isn't about democracy. This is Khartoum gang leaders versus a defunct army.
    1
  17645. How do you prepose doing it? There's no gatekeeper in all this. Actually there is. There is a shitload of hazing in grad school.
    1
  17646. Read the description
    1
  17647.  @mrmagoo776  There's a key fact ib the description of the video
    1
  17648. Claims of rigged elections means nothing these days. It simply means the rioters voted for the other guy.
    1
  17649. Dirt monkey? What does that mean?
    1
  17650. Wild exaggeration, and I'm pretty sure you did that on purpose
    1
  17651.  @rrose4591  don't you have a synagogue to shoot up?
    1
  17652.  @mariafarrugia1192  what?
    1
  17653. Cow farming is a net CONSUMER of greenhouse gasses because of the huge amount of grassland required. The only people buying fake meat are vegans who all secretly eat real meat anyway.
    1
  17654. I insist we call the crooks involved "Fish Slappers." If you don't get it, you're too young.
    1
  17655. He still doesn't know you exist.
    1
  17656. Or you delusion of intelligence.
    1
  17657. Vhut?
    1
  17658. If you thought investments advertised on CNBC were negatively selected, watch THIS!
    1
  17659. You are not Lockheed
    1
  17660. If this is an iron rice bowl, they should expect to lose much of their population to immigration
    1
  17661. @user-bf3pc2qd9s "anti-trolls" are trolls.
    1
  17662. He wasn't dead. He died in hospital
    1
  17663. Some men want to go down fighting
    1
  17664. Ego. Lots of it.
    1
  17665. They buy all that from Israel. They knew they wouldn't survive this
    1
  17666. ​@Control_denied no, some of them are from Egypt and some of them migrated to Egypt over the decades
    1
  17667. Shut up
    1
  17668. They don't make or enforce rules and don't break them any faster than anyone else.
    1
  17669.  @VotePaineJefferson  you wish. But round here voters make the rules, which isn't really an improvement.
    1
  17670.  @VotePaineJefferson  most people aren't as dirty as you.
    1
  17671. No one cares
    1
  17672. Nickle isn't sanctioned yet. BUT, the breakup between Russia and Europe did crazy stuff as companies switched suppliers and banks quit giving loans for Russian mines. Some of these guys want to wash their hand of Russia while others are covering their butt in case Russian nickle does get sanctioned.
    1
  17673. That would be easy, since nothing has happened on that front in decades.
    1
  17674. Every state in Africa, more like
    1
  17675. Inflation makes it debts worthless. I.E. If you loan someone money at 5% interest, but inflation is 10%, you will lose money over time.
    1
  17676. Bank leverage isn't the same as borrowing to invest. I think it's the difference between cash/liquid assets on hand versus customer deposits.
    1
  17677.  @blibdoolpoolp  Google works wonders with this... Industry averages is 5-10% of deposits is retained as cash equivalents, but it varies considerably based on country and type of financial services provided.
    1
  17678. Your report shows a skew in your sources. Frankly, note that no one is reporting Ukrainian losses but there's video/photo evidence of most if not all Russian vehicle loss.
    1
  17679. Liar
    1
  17680. He's done videos on Volkswagon before covering much of that, you id10t.
    1
  17681. You're less qualified than they are, chump @DanielWW2 
    1
  17682.  @lostboy8084  shut up. Get drafted
    1
  17683.  @t.m.2415  shut up
    1
  17684. @slappy8941  quit being silly, Chinese idiots aren't competent enough to make robots with real time replies. Even so, you identify these guys by their less than creative sycophancy and libel
    1
  17685.  @cindymora6714  you mind reading what I said before insulting fools?
    1
  17686. That makesw no sense @anothenymously7054 
    1
  17687.  @exemulli7339  hardeehar. Now go enlist, motard.
    1
  17688.  @annnee6818  not if you know what that means
    1
  17689. Liar
    1
  17690. Not the greatest bubble, but definitely the most obvious.
    1
  17691. Not to mention paying workers 20 times those wages.
    1
  17692. Shut up
    1
  17693. One of the horror stories was that, allegedly, a couple men were beaten for the charge of being gay. Chechnya, of course, denied the incident, but also said it could not have happened because there were no gays in Chechnya. Caveats: 1. There really are no gays of any consequence in Russia. LGBQ is a western thing. 2. In Muslim countries, being called gay is like being called a pedo. People throw around the allegation at anyone they hate. Did someone get beaten with a fraudulent homosexuality charge? Either way, this report has no original research and baselessly uses the term genocide. Most things presented as fact are actually rumors that may or may not have been exaggerated in the retelling. Also they fail to mention there really are Islamic extremists in Chechnya and you can't ascribe everything that happens there to Kadyrov's regime.
    1
  17694. Looks like the suspect was looking for a fight. He found one
    1
  17695. Anything could have happened if you change anything in the past.
    1
  17696. We ain't banning fertilizer
    1
  17697.  @comrade9374  You should change your screen name.
    1
  17698.  @MWENDA-vv5im  that's what you suppose to be so, not what you know for a fact.
    1
  17699.  @patrickdayton2080  the Malians would say otherwise
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  17700.  @lilacer6841  for now
    1
  17701.  @patrickdayton2080  reporters asked a bunch of Malians what they thought. Some thought the French might turn on them while others said they need their help to fight Jihadis. So let there be no doubt that for the moment Mali is a French ally. Some countries are capable of maintaining allies, in case that's a foreign concept to you.
    1
  17702.  @aguynamedscott11  if you don't know jack about Mali why you so intent on damning every white man in the country right now?
    1
  17703.  @aguynamedscott11  you should talk. Now shut up and get drafted
    1
  17704.  @Komeshokakunanwene  how'd you know? You wouldn't even know who they're at war with right now.
    1
  17705.  @BonsuBigWhale  put that back up yer butt where you got it. Especially when colonies and allies are not mutually exclusive if you know even the most basic facts about history and English.
    1
  17706. That guy took Egypt. The Balkans are a different matter
    1
  17707.  @GrandMoffTarkinsTeaDispenser  he did, in fact, attack the Ottomans at one point
    1
  17708. @Robert Kaevur the Shah succeeded his father who was assassinated, saw extensive fighting with tribal forces with thousands killed, had his modernization efforts sabotaged by infighting, and was ousted in a coup by his family. Golden age?
    1
  17709. You can have it delivered at Carvana and depending when you sold there's no telling
    1
  17710.  @ryananderson6321  without reading that I can say there's several studies that contradict that which use larger sample sizes. Look up "is most published research wrong" if you want to see what I mean.
    1
  17711. No one cares. Quit wasting our time spamming this
    1
  17712. Snoop dog does. And that's just Patrick's deadpan humor.
    1
  17713. Company employees and owners like cash bonuses.
    1
  17714. Same story, different month
    1
  17715. The fools who think Credit Suisse is the same as Lehman are mostly the same people who think Blackrock's market cap and AUM are the same......
    1
  17716.  @rafanadir6958  AUM = Assets Under Management = The Money they manage for clients. Market cap = company's net worth. No, Blackrock does NOT own over 7 trillion dollars worth of assets, their clients do. Blackrock itself is worth roughly a hundred billion dollars.
    1
  17717. Very ponzi
    1
  17718. There is no bubble, freak show
    1
  17719. Ha! There's zero carry over. There are videogame style flight simulators but you have to study for weeks just to take off.
    1
  17720. Not corporations, really. But "actively managed investment firms." Real estate profits are like staple crops in they have no regard for inflation as people will pay whatever they need for nesessities. Ergo, when high inflation rates were published a lot of idiots piled into real estate investments thinking they could beat each other to the punch, causing a "volatility event" where wildly price changes occur day after day.
    1
  17721.  @alexlopez5800  not if you have any idea what you're talking about
    1
  17722. Bigger off
    1
  17723. [Mexicah intensifies]
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  17724. Hardly
    1
  17725. Argentina might be dollarizing. that's the current big thing
    1
  17726.  Brian Beatty  that's more due to your NCOs screwing you over than anything else. And for actually fighting as a militia or gang, commercially available phones and security programs are really the only way to do a whole list of things.
    1
  17727.  @Thuxo  liars burn in hell
    1
  17728. How about THIS: According to the South China Morning Post, 155,000 US visas were issued to Chinese citizens between May 2021 and October 2022. Those are big consulates.
    1
  17729. Dude, it's Africa, it's always been like that
    1
  17730.  @t.x.doss.0884  ironically Africa has seen a lot of Mad Max style improvised war vehicles over the years. The Rhodesians were particularly good at making them.
    1
  17731. I was one the SARK investors and held it until liquidation was announced. That's the type of thematic ETF that actually has value in the market.
    1
  17732. I think you already know.
    1
  17733. Come on, we say that every year no matter what happens
    1
  17734. Shut up. Get drafted
    1
  17735. Found the john
    1
  17736. Nothing at all, jealous goofball @darkjudge8786 
    1
  17737. Government thinks Amazon is bigger than it is @poorrandall8982 
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  17738. Dear Alex Jones, We're taking everything you got. We have guns and will throw you in a cage if you don't surrender. Get over it. -America
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  17739. I'm the secret shopper that reported Masterworks to the SEC. Their "secondary market" is completely empty, all their return promises contradict each other, I cannot confirm most of the art they own even exists or if they own it, and there's nowhere to set up ACH deposits... They asked for my card info over the phone. SCAM.
    1
  17740. I have my own bone to pick with Valve, but I wouldn't demonize them either. They're just a slum lord and I seriously doubt they're making any amount of money.
    1
  17741.  @mushy5518  I'm a TF2 regular. Over here the problem is Valve literally forgot they still own this game and there are bothosts trying to destroy it.
    1
  17742. 1) Fill tranq darts with vaccines. 2) Don mask and body armor. 3) Have fun ticking them off.
    1
  17743. You know that's almost exclusively an American thing, right?
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  17744. So?
    1
  17745. Except it is literally the case. In 08 the guys that went under were the tip of the iceberg, in the case the guys who went under were living in their own little worlds
    1
  17746. Bank run already happened
    1
  17747. Most? Not remotely. They have gear from all over the place
    1
  17748.  @cenationofjnu  over the decades they've bought NATO standard, Russian, Israeli, and other Warsaw Pact states. Less, the lack of standard Indian army gear is an issue. They've even bought fake indigenous gear as part of a corrupt scheme (like that company who was given fiberglass helmets)
    1
  17749. @haroldhahn7044  ha. India's command are just a bunch of political appointees scamming each other. One unit was even issued fiberglass helmets
    1
  17750. Still a zero sum game.
    1
  17751. "Decades ahead of its time" is ab oxymoron
    1
  17752. It's called a mortgage.
    1
  17753. @FortniteBlaster2  chinese state enterprises simply have unfair advantages and only "sensitive" industries like newspapers, TV, and armed police are required to be state controlled. Nazi Germany saw everything state run but groups within the state forced to compete with each other
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  17754. @AustrianPainter14  dude, under Nazi rule virtually all stock markets ceased except for party members trading their shares of state owned businesses with each other.
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  17755.  @namei8967  and immediately get offed. No, governments regardless of origins tend to keep paying people regardless if they have work for them. What has happened in Communist recessions is state assets are sold off and non-competes are voided. For instance, socialism in North Korea collapsed years ago because people were paid but the government had no work for them and there was nothing to buy with it. Kitchen industries spread to make up the gap and later this practice was allowed, putting NK back in the wet market economy it was before Communism.
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  17756. @namei8967  It literally isn't. Many businesses are state owned, many are not. Anti-trust laws do not apply to the government
    1
  17757. ​@JunHooKim-bn4yc your english sucks, gong-fei.
    1
  17758. For a crucial medical device it is.
    1
  17759. It's as nuke-proof as vehicles get.
    1
  17760. The Poles are concerned with EU borders, the Ukrainian's are concerned with the Ukraine.
    1
  17761. Well, people still own beanie babies
    1
  17762. Enormous amounts of land are not liquid either
    1
  17763. Dude, there's literally no difference between the killers and the surrounding population. These are simply the men who had means, motive, and opportunity.
    1
  17764. @Raditya Poerwanto  these guys aren't movie villains, no one does bad things because the plot needs an antagonist. Specific people are killed for specific reasons, often over a matter of money or in revenge for an earlier capital crime. For instance, I heard of one gang where their women would get romantically involved with a target, marry them, take out life insurance, then the men of the gang would kill the man giving the gang the inheritance and insurance money. It also should not be lost the current government itself was originally a gang. They were Salvadoran Communists fighting the Democratic government in a war that ended in a bloody stalemate. Eventually they met each other halfway and the Communists were allowed to stand for elections and won, and predictably they forgot they were Socialists over time. And by that I mean President Bukele is part of a Socialist party whilst pumping up Bitcoin investments.
    1
  17765.  @NoRockinMansLand  Allegedly
    1
  17766. @NileValleyBoyz  Dude, the first thing to know about the culture down there is mochismo. Everyone is trying to prove how tough they are, everyone wants to be the biggest guy on the block. This produces a lot of drama.
    1
  17767. Done what?
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  17768. Liar
    1
  17769. You never heard a California accent before? How many movies have you watched?
    1
  17770. Liar
    1
  17771. Apparently not if they're buying above asking...
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  17772. Who's scamming?
    1
  17773. Have you ever tried arresting 50 people a day? You have to find them, catch them, book them, write reports, testify at court, all the while responding to emergencies, staff meetings, training, and such. Also, jails have plenty of food.
    1
  17774. Does he look like Julius Malema to you?
    1
  17775. This goon doesn't realize most farmers grew up on farms.... And India's stupidity is it's own frickin fault ya scammer.
    1
  17776. Their sovereign wealth fund is a hedge fund. That's fine, but not something to envy.
    1
  17777.  @airhab  does this look like Beijing to you?
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  17778. We aren't using hydrogen to store power. It's cheaper and more effective to use pumped hydroelectric storage, AKA manmade lakes.
    1
  17779. This is China, so it's Xi Wán.
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  17780. Guys, it's old Soviet stuff. It's nothing spectacular but it works.
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  17781. Only if cousin f*ck*rs are buying them.
    1
  17782. "We did. You ain't Data."
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  17783. All Arab countries secretly depend on charity and scams to pay the bills.
    1
  17784. The 5% human error rate is mainly because most people don't know what dog breeds are called.
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  17785. Tether was charged with fraud
    1
  17786. Or they learn basic job skills but call the vocational school a "research institution."
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  17787. Russia was still at war with itself at the time, so not an equivalence. We're talking an extreme amount of coopetition within the Japanese forces where everyone is more concerned with gaining advantage within the force as actually fighting. Totally insane given the suicidal tendencies of the war itself
    1
  17788. I've literally never heard of anyone who even tried it. I saw a few packages of it sitting in the freezer at Walmart though
    1
  17789. Shut up. Get drafted
    1
  17790. Shut up.
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  17791. First off, that simply isn't so. China has very publicly been trying to swing the old states away from the US. Second, do you have any idea what the CIA is?
    1
  17792. No you can't
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  17793. Shut up
    1
  17794. He went to prison
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  17795. @aritragupta4182  i thought he was arrested and spent a couple months there, or am I mixed up with someone else?
    1
  17796. Do you have a death wish?
    1
  17797.  @diawannoto  liars burn in hell
    1
  17798. You suck at fraud, g0ng-fei.
    1
  17799. @HWQFish  that is not how economics work and the OP is a fraud
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  17800. Lying isn't necessary in this instance
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  17801. You'd be surprised how much bullshit is routine in China no matter who is in charge
    1
  17802. You jump to conclusions. From what I can tell there was simply no exit clause introduced of any kind. She was having trouble in 2008, and her father simply bullied his way into keeping it.
    1
  17803. 8:40 Hand delivering hard drives may seem bizarre, but understand a carrier pigeon can move sim cards across country faster than high speed internet can. In this case, days or weeks of processing time are saved with a courier's plane ride.
    1
  17804. These are not haters, these are criminal allegations.
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  17805. Politics aside: This video needs removed.
    1
  17806. What math?
    1
  17807. @user-yt198  This id10t thinks Union membership = volume of raises. Much of Boeing is part of the machinist Union.
    1
  17808. All artillery rounds are incendiary
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  17809. Screw those pretentious bozos.
    1
  17810. Stupified with bravery
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  17811. Lying isn't necessary in this instance
    1
  17812. If any
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  17813.  @aslamstudio558  allegedly. Over half the time the "child" turns out to be a teenaged army recruit.
    1
  17814. Or an LMG.
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  17815. Local elections. No one pays attention to them
    1
  17816. Not all of it. Just enough that modern living won't be so boring.
    1
  17817.  @oussb7660  the Syrians were extremely racist towards Jews and treated them the same as the Turks and Kurds treated the Armenians. What he said isn't a "racial slur," it is literally what happened. And their motives had nothing to do with politics, they were simply an easy target for pirate, human traffickers, and for tribal expansionism.
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  17818.  @oussb7660  the Mizrahim. The Arab born Jews. They use to be disenfranchised minority of over 110,000 Jews all over Syria but in the decades following 1948 they were purged in pogroms. Some murdered or jailed for their property, others not allowed to work or buy groceries, many synagogues were banned arbitrarily as they were called "Zionist organizations," and others simply beaten with impunity. Those who did not flee all died sadly. The Syrians promptly forgot they ever had local Jews. Their parents and teachers all refused to talk about it or lied saying they fought Zionist infiltrators/spies. A similar story occurred in Iraq, Egypt, Yemen, and Iran.
    1
  17819. The Federales are notorious cheapskates
    1
  17820. America doesn't have the world's largest prison population by any metric. Period.
    1
  17821. High cost to borrow and high volatility drives them away. No one will short if +100% moves can happen for no reason
    1
  17822. I haven't seen anything to say they're dishonest. Just buying ALL the bubbles.
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  17823. Lose the hyperbole. Turnover is an issue because of sub-par pay and high stress.
    1
  17824. There's a rumor saying a power line was knocked over by the wind
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  17825. Not that they lied to creditors and probably bribed politicians?
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  17826.  @ashishpatel350  Don't you have a eBay scam to fumble, or something?
    1
  17827. Shut up
    1
  17828. No one but his father was hiring this buffoon.
    1
  17829. Dude, the German war machine collapsed because of logistics. The case in point was only a fraction of the German forces were in the Stalingrad area, only a fraction of those were engaged at any one time, and they were acutely short on everything. They had thousands of tank drivers without tanks and hundreds of disabled tanks without spare parts and dozens of good tanks without fuel.
    1
  17830. These idiots fail to realize their rivals aren't hiding.
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  17831. Bonds aren't punitive. Bonds are to pay the merc to arrest you if you no-show
    1
  17832. Neo-Nazis hide their Jew hate by pretending to be pro-Arab
    1
  17833. Shut up
    1
  17834. There weren't any.
    1
  17835. Shut up
    1
  17836. These bigger builds are usually serviceable even if they have a relatively short lifespan. Criminal conspiracies that form usually involve stealing from the project. Sometimes portions of the build are bad and must be replaced, sometimes employees run off with money, sometimes employees steal material. Megaprojects usually cost many times what they should in China due to the crime
    1
  17837. How can you talk so much but say so little?
    1
  17838. China is always in a Great Depression
    1
  17839.  @s__ne  shut up, coward
    1
  17840. "The wicked runs when no man chases" -King Solomon
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  17841. Same story, different year
    1
  17842. Found the shoplifter
    1
  17843. To show how bright those lights are: They don't have a black backdrop, you can just barely see the fully lit room because the camera is adjusted to the bright light
    1
  17844. If Artemis crashes, yes. But they haven't even left the ground yet
    1
  17845. Not always. Sometimes there's no solution except tons of material. Like damming a river, it only works if you dam the whole river
    1
  17846. The word is renegotiation.
    1
  17847. Yeah. If someone who doesn't know what they're doing modifies the device they could break it and hurt themselves.
    1
  17848. Needs more gun
    1
  17849. This presenter is hilarious and impartial. Can we see him more?
    1
  17850. @Jesus Gonzalez respond to the wrong person?
    1
  17851. No one outside China wants trash Chinese cars
    1
  17852. Not if you know anything
    1
  17853. Liar
    1
  17854. Fighting in the city is a lot like being a homeless serial killer......
    1
  17855. shut up
    1
  17856.  @weiSane  shut up
    1
  17857.  @TheLadyDelirium  Because these idiots still want to villify Brits.
    1
  17858. Liar
    1
  17859. Launch the Red Matter.
    1
  17860. For what?
    1
  17861. It literally wasn't
    1
  17862. These guys aren't missionaries, and I haven't heard of missionaries getting arrested for that in Haiti. There was one guy who got arrested for smuggling guns, but that idiot was probably just trying to protect his friends
    1
  17863.  @s9ka972  that's silly. The math is if the highway's price outweighs the additional road by another route, people will not use the toll road.
    1
  17864.  @s9ka972  India is also the place where people throw down carpets that look like pavement to trick cities into giving them money.
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  17865. @s9ka972  Montenegro isn't the stereotypical European state. It's remote, tiny, mountainous, and has no major cities. There's simply not a lot of traffic in this location, and this was not a cheap road. Maybe a smaller road would have been profitable
    1
  17866. Irrelevant
    1
  17867. Same people with different faces, but back in those days it was the PLO and the con was to steal donations from oil barons
    1
  17868. TORGUE APPROVES THIS S***!!!!!
    1
  17869. Liar. Your spending has outpaced your career
    1
  17870.  @premodernist_history  most do, but that is for rich people who give birth in real hospitals (many hospitals are fake guru scams).
    1
  17871. Anyone with money to pay a smuggler is eating well.
    1
  17872. Vhut?
    1
  17873. Shut up, France24. No one gives a frick about the immigrants even if they pretend otherwise.
    1
  17874. That has nothing to do with this, and are you implying a terror attack is needed?
    1
  17875. The degrees are fake guru scams so the jobs may be appropriate to true education level
    1
  17876. Politics is reductionist. Foreign ownership = bad. Japan = "foreign"
    1
  17877. Most invasive species have nothing to do with humans. Critters go where they want. The "native" wildlife are just the species that were there in the 18th and 19th century when naturalists cataloged everything
    1
  17878. Long drive on a shorrt pier....
    1
  17879. This is what the Afrikaners call the K-factor.
    1
  17880. What's happening? Nothing is happening at the moment
    1
  17881. Found the drug dealer
    1
  17882. Conspiritards are always liars and hypocrites. It wouldn't surprise me if a terror group formed inside the commune.
    1
  17883. Do you even know what the CIA is? And no. It shouldn't surprise you that citizens of NATO states are overtly partisan regardless of their backgrounds. Real Engineering is run by a Brit, I think.
    1
  17884.  @rihardga7122  the point is you should get drafted because your family is better off without your lying, stealing, and bullying. Now shut up
    1
  17885. No one was ever ignoring the issues. In fact no one will shut up about them.
    1
  17886. The absurd sallaries you see with startups almost always comes from stock options.
    1
  17887. You miss the part over Cold War 2.0?
    1
  17888.  @jerrymiller9039  shut up
    1
  17889. Go away
    1
  17890. T-Rex is the common term for the whole family of large therapods
    1
  17891. Found the crypto scammer
    1
  17892. Why would that matter if that were true?
    1
  17893.  @brianp2780  you're not helping
    1
  17894. Shut up.
    1
  17895. Apparently the bank's definition of "money laundering" is "any transaction that causes us trouble."
    1
  17896. No one cares
    1
  17897. They shorted the bonds and bought a credit default swap
    1
  17898. Vhut?
    1
  17899. A large portion of all crime is committed by people who think going in and out of jail is a normal part of everyone's lives.
    1
  17900.  @Faith.in.His.Grace.  Or he's just panicking
    1
  17901. If that were so everybody would do it
    1
  17902. That's hilarious. The sparkly explosion is a dead giveaway it's fake.
    1
  17903.  @dipanjanghosal1662  the only reason people assume monkeys have anything in common with humans is because a Victorian era naturalist assumed they were. Pig flesh and organs are such great analogues to human tissue that pog carcasses are often used as test dummies. And according to cannibals, it all tastes the same.
    1
  17904.  @en0n126  legendary perhaps in the literal sense. As in there are incredulous tales and factoids told about him.
    1
  17905. Panic
    1
  17906. No. Now shut up
    1
  17907. That's to reflect radiation and keep the suit cool.
    1
  17908. I saw that in real life. They were arrested for carjacking and lost custody of the kids. IDK if they still own GME/AMC
    1
  17909. A lot of people seem to think they can pull off stealing a cop's gun as if it were something easy...
    1
  17910. No one cares
    1
  17911. USD an't a stablecoin.
    1
  17912. They're only going to get involved if it's profitable
    1
  17913. The low recoil is a plus, though
    1
  17914. People being jerks
    1
  17915. India. Where they poop in the river they pray in.
    1
  17916. No. Now shut up.
    1
  17917. It's El Salvador. Everyone is guilty.
    1
  17918. Shut up. The weighting comes from speculation around Mr. Trump. Before this year, people were speculating around Mr. Biden.
    1
  17919. It literally didn't. The problem was there wasn't any way to get the workers out there to fix it safely.
    1
  17920. No one cares.
    1
  17921. Speaking as someone who's had to deal with the insanity of Federal bureaucracy a bunch, people will feel it hard. For instance, in 2019 the National Background Investigation Bureau (people that give Top Secret Clearance) had a backlog of a million files. The reasons included increasing investigation requirements, tight budgets, expanding job base, the shutdowns, and the fact new investigators also need their own clearance.
    1
  17922. Neither side are lead by hardliners. The hardliners want an actual war.
    1
  17923. This channel needs a "Darwin Awards" playlist.
    1
  17924. WSM is apparently subscribed to China Insights
    1
  17925.  @BOZ_11  Do you have a death wish?
    1
  17926. Vhut?
    1
  17927. Shut up
    1
  17928. Gang tattoos? Do you even know what the fuck those are?
    1
  17929. Given the performance of these, I'd rather carry a fighting knife than a pocket pistol
    1
  17930. It sounds like these idiots thought they could proverbially invade and dominate the US market not comprehending how existing US car makers have automated assembly lines.
    1
  17931. Well, I've met worse violent offenders. This guy is more a threat to himself than others.
    1
  17932. Lose the sycophancy
    1
  17933.  @bohansenboh  liars burn in hell
    1
  17934. I have to be honest. You have to do stock picking for international investment to avoid buying into shitholes that are all risk and no return.
    1
  17935. No, we have the credit of the US government to lend and borrow, and we got a massive gold stash at Ft. Knox.
    1
  17936.  @Being_Joe  Except you can't dictate the price of a currency no matter how many guns you got.
    1
  17937.  @Being_Joe  The two are simply unrelated. We'd still be the juggernaut even if we used Euros
    1
  17938. At trial it would come out the politician managing this wasn't very bright. He was personal friends with an investment banker and would buy any product offer. The investment banker assumed the politician knew what he was doing because of his office.
    1
  17939. Found another stoner
    1
  17940. So?
    1
  17941. They are enemies of your country, not maniacs
    1
  17942.  @cwilkinsoncwcw  go away
    1
  17943. That's what was said during the Cold War, until Kuwait.
    1
  17944.  @SuperCidermonkey  you don't know as much about the battle as you think you do.
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  17945.  @SuperCidermonkey  no. I just don't give a rip
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  17946.  @SuperCidermonkey  quit wasting my time.
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  17947. @Wealthy and Nerdy if that were so, the developed world would have zero homelessness
    1
  17948. That's why commercial farming pays well
    1
  17949. Who? You?
    1
  17950. Never was. The hate group harassing Musk calls WSM that because he hasn't accused Musk of any crimes
    1
  17951. Yeah, most chases end with an accident, but mostly it's when the suspect hits a pole or something like that...
    1
  17952. This wasn't over drugs.
    1
  17953. Shut up
    1
  17954. Heck, half the time no one even knows why they were permabanned as different mods on the same sub may be working against each other.
    1
  17955. I wish.
    1
  17956. Probably the usual mix of piracy, revenge, and bride stealing.
    1
  17957.  @addis11100  I don't know
    1
  17958.  @3moody396  dude, Yemen is completely lawless. It doesn't matter what theologians think. Especially when the war never had anything to do with religion.
    1
  17959. Do you have a death wish?
    1
  17960. Not necessarily
    1
  17961. Shut up and watch the video.
    1
  17962. You get what you pay for
    1
  17963. Why would these idiots think France WANTS influence? No one cares about that turdhole, least of all al-Jazeera.
    1
  17964. How much did you lose?
    1
  17965. Most startups are like that even in America. Over here we do equity funding so we can pretend the high-risk loan is not really a loan.
    1
  17966.  @TS73827  Not if you know anything.
    1
  17967.  @TS73827  Liars burn in hell
    1
  17968. It all ultimately comes from the Mongol battle cry.
    1
  17969. Subs that work are all made by the same companies who have always made subs and are often just part of the work done by larger factories. That's some deep institutional knowledge/funding that no clever inventor with loans from family and friends can beat.
    1
  17970. Morningstar gave Volkswagon a fair value of over three times what they're trading at. It's risky but there's a good value case to be made here.
    1
  17971. No one cares
    1
  17972. Vice are reporters. Reporters think reporters can do no wrong.
    1
  17973.  @NaderNabilart  how can you talk so much but say so little? The charges mentions is actually common enough that people are rarely punished for it, and sometimes people are punished for not participating in it. Comprendé?
    1
  17974. @Force A1  Gulf War is a bad example for anything at all because the Iraqis were incompetent to the point that US Bradley vehicles had a perfect record taking out tanks.
    1
  17975.  @piscessoedroen  bug off
    1
  17976.  @piscessoedroen  bug off
    1
  17977.  @Tuhar  this idiot doesn't know how many deadbeats there are skewing statistics
    1
  17978. Lying isn't necessary when talking about that asshole
    1
  17979. The report is exaggerated bullshit. Most of the combatants don't have guns and a lot of them are antiques
    1
  17980. Maybe you should get drafted instead of spreading libel.
    1
  17981. Many are in jail
    1
  17982.  @loupasternak  there's no way you could know that if it were so... Unless you think that everyone in the world is a thief like you.
    1
  17983.  @loupasternak  yep, you shoplift
    1
  17984. Shut up
    1
  17985. Vhut?
    1
  17986.  @twilightstar9973  googling... well, yes but even that is an oversimplification. Over half the total debt was in the form of publicly traded bonds and loans from private banks. However, loans from Communist China were the only ones that (predictably) resulted in the loss of strategic assets.
    1
  17987. No, value added improves the economy. Longer lasting house = More value derived from the building of it.
    1
  17988. It's the owner's debt, not the company's
    1
  17989. Get a job, hippy
    1
  17990. Liars get scalped
    1
  17991. There were logistics issues... And how the Soviets were as likely to fight the Allies as they were the Axis.
    1
  17992. Some people really have trouble with authority...
    1
  17993. We're helping them fight Russians, that doesn't mean we care enough to break the bank.
    1
  17994. Forget to take your lithium this morning?
    1
  17995.  @Steve-sg3uz  come on, we both know if you were concerned about proof you wouldn't be talking trash on the internet... Much less straight up lying about reforms that never happened. You sound like one of those greedos from wallstreetbets angry the Fed screwed over your puts.
    1
  17996.  @Steve-sg3uz  no. They don't. End of story.
    1
  17997. Now we have rugpulls within rugpulls because everyone wants to cash out instantly. It's like high interest rates are effecting scammer behavior too
    1
  17998. Liar. You don't goddamn care
    1
  17999. Liar
    1
  18000. No one cares
    1
  18001. ​ @shadowpat810 *human cash cow
    1
  18002. ​ @vk45de54 no, they extort foreign oil drillers. That is how they get all their money
    1
  18003. Troll somewhere else, child.
    1
  18004. @taxalegomenon563  regardless if that's true we're still calling them when we see your fat butt stealing things
    1
  18005. Inflation was never that high
    1
  18006. I love it how the decisive point in the battle is the command's schizophrenia and preoccupation with getting peers to "admit they are wrong." That happens a lot in life......
    1
  18007. Quit using accountability as code for draconian punishment
    1
  18008. Dude, the Russians do not have reliable access to the dollar on account most of the countries that use dollars have permabanned major Russian businesses. The Saudis will do anything for any currency.
    1
  18009. That does nothing for them when they're all doomed to be blue collar
    1
  18010. Some people are thinking of their own interests, some are thinking of what is best for everyone.
    1
  18011. Shut up before that's used against you in court
    1
  18012. Liars burn in hell
    1
  18013. He looks completely sane. He's just leading the other side of a war and he ain't dumb enough to set off a nuke.
    1
  18014. Says who?
    1
  18015. Shut up
    1
  18016.  @awdrifter3394  shut up
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  18017.  @awdrifter3394  shut up
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  18018.  @awdrifter3394  shut up
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  18019.  @awdrifter3394  shut up
    1
  18020.  @awdrifter3394  shut up
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  18021.  @awdrifter3394  shut up
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  18022.  @awdrifter3394  shut up
    1
  18023. You look like a WWII British commander with that mustache.....
    1
  18024. Dude, to be frank most of the homicides in human history are due to stupid stuff like this
    1
  18025. The UN is not a factor in war
    1
  18026. People been saying that since before Star Wars came out, guys.
    1
  18027. Found the terminated package handler
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  18028. In the US average company lifespan is around 80 years, but that is likely to increase over time as the country gets older.
    1
  18029.  @MyPokergirl  mean that remark for someone else?
    1
  18030. Same job, different boss
    1
  18031. The dumbest sports league, too
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  18032.  @Nswix  Same cultural concept. Simulated combat, everyone watches the man who plays well, and it's dumb cheap entertainment. It monetizes the same way, and even the laws governing it are the same. The only difference is the lack of joint breaking workouts required
    1
  18033.  @Nswix  Athlete and sports are not synonymous.
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  18034. @these-handles-suck  IDK, I think it's all a waste of time from idiots fantasizing about being warriors. I say draft these goons regardless if they throw a ball or work a joystick.
    1
  18035. shut up
    1
  18036. Take your medicine
    1
  18037.  @trisbane4086  blahnlahblah Like you even knew the SEC was before they broke your business model.
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  18038.  @trisbane4086  that rules you out.
    1
  18039. Bagholder detected
    1
  18040. Who?
    1
  18041.  @sarahss4250  Dude, the Mexicans have no bones about how it's a systemic issue. As one Sinaloa sicario said "The girls are drawn to the rich and powerful, they don't care if you're a doctor or a gangster." Or how in many towns most of the policemen killed are shot at their house because the municipal government doesn't even trust their own cops with personal weapons. Or how AMLO himself protected his long time friend from bribery charges in the US by abusing his executive position. But the be frank, things aren't all that different from before the Spaniards got there....
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  18042. A lot of those guys deserve to lose money.
    1
  18043. I've seen weirder priorities
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  18044. @QED if it were a matter of education, then meth addiction wouldn't be a thing either. Trolling like this is a matter of ego and childish pranks.
    1
  18045.  @K-Effect  go away
    1
  18046. This is actually new
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  18047. You don't seem to realize the Arabs don't distinguish between diplomacy and extortion
    1
  18048. Is it hilarious I initially read that as "makes no sense?"
    1
  18049. Leeks, not necessarily slaves.
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  18050. We will. Just not in our lifetimes.
    1
  18051. Found the 14 year old
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  18052. ​ @morewi  Judea is Latin meaning Jew Land.
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  18053.  @morewi  Because I have a working knowledge of Latin. Are you 14?
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  18054.  @morewi  Do I need to call your mother?
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  18055.  @morewi  before or after you get spanked for not doing homework?
    1
  18056. It's Pakistan, most of the population does drugs even though people will hate you if you're intoxicated in public.
    1
  18057. Shut up
    1
  18058. The Arabs will do anything at all if you pay them.
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  18059.  @mbhekitembe2179  You say that as if you wouldn't even know the difference between Jan Von Riebeeck and Jesus Christ.
    1
  18060. Bad analogy. Teslas have a poor safety record which include exploding batteries and possibly malfunctioning autopilots. What Tesla has is a toxic fan base pumping the stock.
    1
  18061. Brazil is big. They got both.
    1
  18062. Does this look like China to you?
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  18063. ​@markusmottus1686 that's their job. They're nature's oil filters
    1
  18064. That's silly. The current richest man in the world has a large family. As did Sam Walton and others. There's very little formalized employment in Afghanistan, with most people working kitchen industries and day laborers for just a few dollars a day. That's poor no matter how many kids you got.
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  18065. Historian here: That's one of the few things no intelligence agency has ever done. Law enforcement can totally subpena this data for rape investigations, though
    1
  18066. In case you're wondering, the police arrived because he threatened to kill his family. According to the DA's office he took a swing with a machete when the officers stormed the room.
    1
  18067. Because you don't know basic economic concept. There's a shortage of gas so people are bidding up the price of the remainder. Supply and demand
    1
  18068.  @edwilko8819  you angry they pay their employees well?
    1
  18069. But we've seen deflation in a lot of Chinese cities over the past year. Does this mean the opposite extreme will take effect a few months from now?
    1
  18070. The idea remote countries need hugely expensive tunnels going dozens of miles is something on Chinese firms are dumb enough to try
    1
  18071. You probably be able to pick which ones are likely to work better than the average investor... Assuming you really are a doctor.
    1
  18072. Except Kadyrov said point blank said the witch hunt was fruitless.
    1
  18073. New York was originally New Amsterdam
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  18074. It's VICE. The channel was literally made. I remember when Hamilton was still around. His reporting philosophy was "There's a crazy drug people take. I'll go try some and tell you about it."
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  18075. They're better than yours, because if you knew hand to hand combat you'd see the suspect was skilled and strong and took the officer by surprise.
    1
  18076. Come on. They're just saying anything necessary to keep white people money coming.
    1
  18077. They're all scams one way or another. The only charities that do what they say are churches and synagogues in the developed world. I know this from experience.
    1
  18078. We export food.
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  18079. No, so many of these scammers get away with it because they lose money paying for the ads you see everywhere
    1
  18080. That rules you out
    1
  18081. Part of it is just aggro atheists. These guys hate their religious parents and want to call them stupid. The other reason is because academia attracts egotistical bastards
    1
  18082. And yet, you'd be surprised to find out that's impossible
    1
  18083. I think the suspect's egotistical behavior had something to do with why her landlord sent a cop to deliver the notice.
    1
  18084. It creates opportunities and dangers for everyone equally.
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  18085. There's frankly no way to tell at this time.
    1
  18086. He deserved it
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  18087. Would it make him any less dead?
    1
  18088. Lose the hyperbole
    1
  18089. Liar.
    1
  18090. Hardeehar
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  18091. He does know the mask is doing almost nothing to hide his identity?
    1
  18092. Three words: No one cares.
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  18093. Dude, Hirohito was mostly a ceremonial leader. Assorted gangs of soldiers ran things
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  18094.  @crapparc  no idea what that source is but it isn't necessarily any good
    1
  18095. Like you could do better.
    1
  18096. They're all dirty
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  18097. Vhut? These guys are beating each other up over gasoline, not any business.
    1
  18098. ​@Samuel Andermatt it's the rhetorical bull druggies use to ram weed legalization down our throats.
    1
  18099.  @Kodakcompactdisc  get a job, hippy
    1
  18100. Shut up
    1
  18101. Don't be silly. It's war
    1
  18102.  @saatana3378  I mean this literally. No one shells a building for laughs and giggles. The tank driver thought there were enemies inside, so he tried to kill them. It's as simple as that.
    1
  18103. Outside our sphere of influence.
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  18104.  @muslimresponse103  like you'd even know who the west is.
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  18105.  @muslimresponse103  I don't care
    1
  18106. This is Hamilton's B roll. He's been gone from the show for years and no one knows why
    1
  18107. You can tell which famous people are severaged to the tits in tech stocks. They're all lying and stating as fact the Fed will intervene.
    1
  18108. It's always surprising there are people who think they can terrorize cops without a trip to hospital/prison.
    1
  18109. How much have you lost since writing that
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  18110.  @SonOfTh3Sun  ha ha. You lost it all.
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  18111.  @SonOfTh3Sun  liars burn in hell
    1
  18112.  @SonOfTh3Sun  with their tongues cut out
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  18113. No one cares what you think. Now don't you have a gas can to rip off?
    1
  18114.  @JohnRCWilson  liars burn in hell. And to prove it I think I'll turn your pets into a hat
    1
  18115. There's never any shortage of ways to roast autists
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  18116. No.
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  18117. No one is watching this cheap junk. That actually drives up the cost per view since making movies have enormous up front costs and get fixed payment per viewer
    1
  18118. It's a matter of state law. And no, all 50 states sure as hell don't trust you with weapons, pendejo. And you should find a career outside crime since you're clearly no good at it getting caught constantly.
    1
  18119. Who?
    1
  18120. Besides Israel?
    1
  18121. Dude, it's working just fine even though a tiny meteor put a hole in it.
    1
  18122. 21:30 The word you are looking for is "overhauled"
    1
  18123. And yet people get offended when I say there's no reason to even want riches.
    1
  18124. @legateamicus9099  I'm repeating a rumor so perhaps you're right
    1
  18125. Shut up
    1
  18126. Guys, we all know idiots would throw libel at cops no matter what they did.
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  18127. Read subtitles. The first video is current, the rest are silly comparisons to unrelated wars.
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  18128. They're already getting free money through all those internet scams.
    1
  18129. Also, the Yuan trades for two totally different prices outside versus inside China on account that it is intentionally difficult to get money out of the country
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  18130. Not all of them, but a lot of them are like that.
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  18131.  @MaRu-ui3ug  Vhut? These guys are generally methheads and career criminals from the north of Mexico
    1
  18132.  @edfarms3168  shut up
    1
  18133.  @HighMaintenanceMinimalist  Abandon? You don't get paid for leaving someone behind, although it does happen all the time because they can't be bothered to turn around and fetch someone
    1
  18134. They didn't make near that much off this. And if you really believed the law was meaningless you'd start robbing banks
    1
  18135.  @ekay4495  shut up, freak show
    1
  18136. My forex broker has a list of tricks to get their users to trade more. It doesn't work on me.
    1
  18137.  @sl66ggehrubt  your risk adjusted returns will not beat the market. No alpha in a levered ETF.
    1
  18138.  @googleuser9383  for the amateur DIY you mean. An ETF and HFT are the things that make it impossible to DIY
    1
  18139.  @DragoNate  Found the thief. So shut up and get drafted.
    1
  18140.  @kai-nf7im  Or maybe just you. Now don't you have a community service sentence to finish?
    1
  18141.  @visekual6248  That's an oxymoron
    1
  18142. @stirpsromana  shut up, pollo
    1
  18143. Don't be ridiculous. If the idiot didn't want to fight he would have dropped the axe. Don't pretend like you can talk down every goon picking fights with the authorities.
    1
  18144. Liar
    1
  18145. They're also buying the dip on their own bonds, so it looks like they're abusing their money printer.
    1
  18146. Because the market is worth trillions and is still profitable with these losses. Total market ETFs work in civilized countries where people are generally honest
    1
  18147. Boyle makes a highly veiled point: If there was any real reason to capture carbon, it would be profitable to do so. Much like how it is profitable to collect garbage
    1
  18148.  @shane_rm1025  irrelevant
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  18149. @sandeepbihani9303  getting angry that the news is spreading implies you're involved in the con
    1
  18150. They physically can't buy all that land and even if they did no one gives a f***
    1
  18151. Either that or it's nothing
    1
  18152. The Borderlands is strong with this gun
    1
  18153. There was a time when this was a thing in the US. Due to accidents the machine gun is now rigged that it is physically impossible to hit the recruits.
    1
  18154. This is nothing. WSM just thinks it's a waste of money, the haters are actively harassing Musk's employees and accusing him of vague crimes.
    1
  18155. Old chasis wasn't broken
    1
  18156. Chinese people that are required to do so
    1
  18157. Tesla is making a profit with cars sold. The profits are a fraction of the total subsidies they're getting, but still
    1
  18158.  Belagerungsmörser the Sheep  that's not funny
    1
  18159. Uh... That's a pretty standard job as far as work horses go. They could save a lot of money if they invested in a crushing machine, though.
    1
  18160. Crypto banks were held together by lies and borrowed money. Don't use them as an example how big business works.
    1
  18161. Patriotism? I got news for you: No one in Kenya gives a rip about Kenya. None of them will take one for the team because there is none.
    1
  18162. Muzzle flash bright
    1
  18163. Shows what you know. The Housing Bubble was over risky assets being systemically mislabled as low-risk, not an excessive deliberate risk taking.
    1
  18164. Watch the video. These goons are fighting each other
    1
  18165.  @xSabir-hc7wj  don't assume he's Congolese
    1
  18166. They're all scams
    1
  18167.  @chaitanyag.8415  the largest value ETF. Mostly small caps.
    1
  18168. Beijing isn't even willing to talk about this
    1
  18169. No one has been saying that for a year.
    1
  18170.  @psnaris  No... It was just wild speculation due to the war in Ukraine.
    1
  18171.  @FaceFcuk  Literally not the case, Mr. Banned from this site multiple times.
    1
  18172. Cheaper than American civilian gyros. That says something.
    1
  18173. It looks cool, so idiot bureaucrats will throw money at it
    1
  18174.  @ThangTran-bj4we  this is many things, but not guerrilla and not remotely similar to Vietnam
    1
  18175. Is that a weird joke or do you need shock therapy?
    1
  18176. @Кира Мира  read the rifling of my gun and troll somewhere else
    1
  18177. It's been more than a week and Fantasia also defaulted and half of China is still without power last I checked. More importantly, part of the reason for the power going out are restrictions on coal in order to make way for cheap green energy stuff that either doesn't work or the energy companies can't afford to install. And you can find much more sycophantic articles from people who are clearly losing money with the recent stock crash.
    1
  18178. The Nazis equated the Commies with the Jews and the Jews with the capitalists. I don't think they would phrase it as you did.
    1
  18179. Correction: The Sawblade jaw is basically a wild guess. Fossilized teeth were found in that arrangement and that's the only theory why
    1
  18180. You didn't watch the video
    1
  18181. Sometimes. But inflation can also be caused by GDP going down. I.E. War comes and industry is destroyed, snd what money there is buying necessities at inflated prices.
    1
  18182. TIK, there is no "pre-capitalistic days." In pre-industrial days it was quite common for men to struggle to feed their families, something factories and trains largely solved
    1
  18183. Because they are not cowards like you.
    1
  18184. His doesn't.
    1
  18185. Partially. Way to may glamor shots, but there's also no way to hide this either.
    1
  18186. It's probably a mix of stock footage and social media posts since the statistics he's reading wouldn't have accompanied video
    1
  18187. That wouldn't make a difference. The people who text while driving would totally take mild risks to avoid a major cost
    1
  18188. Microsoft wouldn't come close to owning all games with this, but they would corner certain genres
    1
  18189. I object. Yellowstone and St Hellens are the most dangerous volcanoes in America.
    1
  18190. Pirates don't discriminate who they steal from
    1
  18191. No. You do. I want to laugh at your Darwin award
    1
  18192. @randomguy8196 not everyone goes for euphemisms though
    1
  18193. Who said anything about those guys?
    1
  18194. Lying does nothing for no one
    1
  18195. Shut up
    1
  18196. President in a peaceful period? That guy banned a random meditation practice just so he'd have an excuse to form a private army and off the competition.
    1
  18197. Lying is not necessary in this instance
    1
  18198. It simply becomes illegal to us them in the US if they don't follow US rules. And decentralized ventures consistently have a handful of guys with admin access, making them highly centralized even anyone who wants to can contribute to the system
    1
  18199. These aren't decentralized. A private entity acts as a central bank for the coin, and the Feds want to regulate these as banks.
    1
  18200. Restaurant chains in Chine come and go every year.
    1
  18201. Go away
    1
  18202. That lady specifically may be a tourist
    1
  18203.  @TrustThePlan  no, tourists were rare a century ago in Africa
    1
  18204. No, he's just replacing the history channel.
    1
  18205. Same reason people scream at cashiers. To assert dominance.
    1
  18206. All these workers highlight problems in real time show these guys knew they were cutting corners and simply shot themselves in the foot.
    1
  18207. Shut up, you don't know what you're talking about
    1
  18208. No one is going to remember what didn't happen.
    1
  18209. A peak of 7% is "through the roof?" Also, there's not much point saving when inflation is up, savvy? And no one gets a second job for necessities, they get it to support a lifestyle or to save for something big.
    1
  18210. Screw those games and everything they stand for.
    1
  18211. World's largest.
    1
  18212. Shut up
    1
  18213. Except that would require ccp people to know stuff
    1
  18214. We all know how much they help that doesn't mean half of us can be bothered to put it on anyway.
    1
  18215. Set up traps and eat them, I say. Or is the meat itself poisonous?
    1
  18216. Easy. Start out rich, get VC funding, get a mortgage, use friends in high places.
    1
  18217. I'm afraid it's more than a little difficult to get away with that
    1
  18218. @finkrer  extremists don't exist. Those are simply states you're feuding with at the moment
    1
  18219.  @finkrer  Which makes you a garden variety wannabe gangster.
    1
  18220. The rise of the US would occur with or without a war
    1
  18221. Ha
    1
  18222. Most brokers do that.
    1
  18223. Russia's economy is largely unplugged from the global economy these days. Not because of sanctions, but because how far everything is from everything else.
    1
  18224. I think this is a good case in point that weapons laws don't dictate crime rates in either direction.
    1
  18225. Allegedly, these lockdowns were racketeering from the start. Videos and testimony say the scheme was to force mass testing, fake the actual testing, and charge the government full price for every test. White suit personnel were even being seen getting paid with bricks of cash that look fresh from the mint, connecting them to another unrelated scam.
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  18226. Do not equate Xi with the two faced buffoons that work for him.
    1
  18227. That's silly. First off rich Chinese people buy land in the civilized world just to get their money out of China. Second there were only a handful of suspect cases tied to espionage and foreign interference, not large scale buying,
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  18228. You'd have to sue them as individuals and prove they artificially inflated sales
    1
  18229. That's silly. Most cops never even fire their weapons on duty
    1
  18230. Liar
    1
  18231. They shot better than you would have. They out shot the suspect. That one cop's machine-like trigger finger takes years of practice. I think you'd condescend no matter what they did.
    1
  18232.  @chuckcrizer  I think everyone who wants those has those already
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  18233. Not overnight, but yes a large portion of regs are made due to past incidents
    1
  18234.  @worlddd7777  dude, it was caused by the collapse of communism and depression that followed
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  18235.  @worlddd7777  that got nothing to do with this
    1
  18236.  @JebacPresretac101  Idiot reporters like the BBC literally wouldn't know better. All they know about the Balkans is the cursory overview of the war which is why they keep bringing it up. Little do they know the rebels just said that in hopes NATO would intervene. But that doesn't make anything Belgrade said true either
    1
  18237. A couple decades ago
    1
  18238. It's war. Anything goes.
    1
  18239. Don't you have a synagogue to shoot up, conspiritard?
    1
  18240. People who hate religion, I guess
    1
  18241. Keep your masturbation fantasies to yourself
    1
  18242. For what? At that age I was running errands down the block for Mom.
    1
  18243.  @TheDonUrbas  so? It lets the AC stay on. There's no way to know there's an idiot nearby.
    1
  18244.  @TheDonUrbas  except you don't every day of your life
    1
  18245.  @TheDonUrbas  does this look like Africa to you?
    1
  18246.  @TheDonUrbas  crime isn't happening every day on every street corner around here.
    1
  18247.  @TheDonUrbas  lose the rhetoric. That has nothing to do with the odds of a car being stolen. And regardless if it is wise to do so, charging the mother would mean it was far more than unwise but LIKELY that something bad would happen in the few minutes she left the car running.
    1
  18248. Nearly so, they have to pay a guy to dig it up.
    1
  18249. No one sybscribes for the political bull, Devon
    1
  18250. You didn't see the man who wrote the script?
    1
  18251. ​ @anacc3257  investor fraud doesn't last that long
    1
  18252. ​@l.h.tnguyen4916 depends how fast they burn the money they stole
    1
  18253. Russians don't want currencies they might not be able to spend later and they don't want any chance they're bank accounts will be raided too.
    1
  18254. He's done many things in his career.
    1
  18255. @gbmoney8746  how much did you lose?
    1
  18256. That expression refers to angry politics. They mean they are rushing the approval process because they already have a working device.
    1
  18257. If fraud were easy to get away with, everyone would do it.
    1
  18258. Or maybe it just takes forever to restock.
    1
  18259. It's called fraud
    1
  18260. Your Scooter character should totally yell "Catch a ride" just to see how many people get it.
    1
  18261. Weird joke
    1
  18262.  @goddammitboi  don't pretend you don't know what I'm saying. I'm saying a lot of these parents are feeding themselves first and letting others have the scraps. If they they all were that hungry, they wouldn't be protesting but instead would bomb rush port cities (hungry men are always brave).
    1
  18263.  @SebHu711  be serious. Don't pretend you don't know what a lot of these fools are up to.
    1
  18264. Liar
    1
  18265. Found the crypto scammer
    1
  18266. They're all like that
    1
  18267. Except these chatbots are useless and the US version came first
    1
  18268. Lose the spam comments
    1
  18269. He wants to, more like. His father is more than likely a felon too.
    1
  18270.  @chrisinnes2128  The Russian claim went all the way to San Fransico because that's how far Bearings sailed. They had settlements in key areas and near exclusive use of some fisheries and hunting grounds and those claims were worth money.
    1
  18271. ​ @Bocampeon_2022 from you, so shut up
    1
  18272. ​@AZDESERT2024 dude, even if it was an ND it is likely forgivable
    1
  18273. Diversity hire.
    1
  18274.  @sjmrdlhdl  Tens of thousands of people qualify and applied, there's definitely several who are more qualified. It's become a statistical fact.
    1
  18275.  @simonbrennan7283  Same place you did.
    1
  18276. @Simon Brennan  come on. You know that's not what I met. And who said anything about misogyny? You angry that your gf won't stop spanking you or something?
    1
  18277. Obligatory flaimbait retort!
    1
  18278.  @edwardvalivonis23  like you'd know
    1
  18279.  @isay207  there's nothing religious about holy war
    1
  18280. It does if it's a shoddy construction, you select the right weapon beforehand, then put a penetrating bomb square into the base of the building.
    1
  18281. I wish
    1
  18282.  @GuestYouTubeUser  you are not Trump
    1
  18283. It's a good idea for states that have negligible debt loads
    1
  18284. First was politics, no one wants a revolt. Second is he was mostly the ceremonial leader and gangs of officers ran things, so he didn't actually order any specific crime
    1
  18285. Four distinct orders were given. I know we're use to cops spending ten minutes trying to talk idiots down, but that's not a legal requirement. Not sure what the bosses will think though
    1
  18286. You'd never meet him
    1
  18287. Ha
    1
  18288. This channel is partisan but a lot of this stuff is true, but it's far from unique in Chinese history. For instance, Chinese subs are so poorly made they have casualty rates akin to an actual warzone. Likewise, I can tell just by looking at the J-20 that it is not true stealth as it's shape is optimized on a 2d plane but has a flat top and bottom.
    1
  18289. Shut up. Get drafted
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  18290. Vladof. You don't need to be a better shot, you just need to shoot more bullets!
    1
  18291.  @ahmataevo  None of those terms go together and none of them entail abuse.
    1
  18292. Poland is not "the West"
    1
  18293. They don't want privacy, they want to be immune from the government
    1
  18294. The oil states freely mix employees and slaves. Obviously the skilled westerners are well paid and treated nicely because they need them, but the grunts simply have their passports seized and are held prisoner. This practice actually costs them more money than they steal, because locals simply will not work for them on a permanent basis and the slaveowners must import workers from as far as Indonesia. Crime doesn't pay even when the government is doing it.
    1
  18295. I'd assume the guy that pulled a gun had a motive to do so.
    1
  18296. ​ @jltb5283 shut up
    1
  18297. Shut up
    1
  18298. Funny story, that exact logic was the given reason for an allegation against Bernie Madoff's fund in 2006... and it was ignored.
    1
  18299. It takes decades to gain trust/experience. Get over it.
    1
  18300.  @SSNewberry  You were talking to yourself
    1
  18301.  @SSNewberry  shut up you arrogant fool
    1
  18302. That's the common theme when it comes to crime. People assume that thieves are only interested in life changing amounts of money, but really most of them are just gluttons that get a kick out of the act of taking.
    1
  18303. And market share, but not profits
    1
  18304. Hardly. Mr Gomes looks pretty average and with that cheap camera everyone's face looks similar.
    1
  18305. One subtle factor is Italy was both wealthy and broken to the point where private corporations often overshadow geographically defined states
    1
  18306. People keep saying that over and over as if they don't realize literally everyone is saying that over and over
    1
  18307. Shut up
    1
  18308.  @zsarimaxim692  that too
    1
  18309. Swaps and options on futures can return 200% a year. That doesn't mean ordinary people should touch them. You must be willing to face how a 99.9% drop in crypto would effect your portfolio. Because YES, that can happen.
    1
  18310.  streptor1  Is this a sick joke or do you have a death wish?
    1
  18311.  streptor1  your basement at the rate you're going.
    1
  18312.  streptor1  is your name Robin Nilsson?
    1
  18313.  streptor1  your pending disembowelment?
    1
  18314. You should see the sewers and dumps....
    1
  18315. Shut up
    1
  18316. Go to hell
    1
  18317. Have you ever considered reviewing those cheap espresso makers? I have had two types over the years and it's good strong coffee but not as good as the real deal they use at Starbucks.
    1
  18318. I tried to be a rocket scientist, but I cannot math
    1
  18319. Vhut?
    1
  18320. @burgundian-peanuts  shut up and get drafted
    1
  18321. Bitcoin itself was intended as a commodity and Dogecoin was intended as a joke, but everything else is a scam and/or Ponzi scheme
    1
  18322. Legit light? more like cursory overview and paranoid opinions and sour grapes. Coupled with a misconception or two.
    1
  18323. No, only major Jewish commie was Trotsky, famous in Russia for getting murdered by Stalin. For the Russians I met, the personal murder is what turns them off from Stalin
    1
  18324. That seems to have been nothing but a press release. I haven't heard about ever since their 300 reactor goal was announced. That's what happened to their giant space mirror, and their space laser, and their cloning (several times), and many other fraudulent progress claims.
    1
  18325. Never bet on the apocalypse. It just never happens.
    1
  18326. No one actually believed this. They just repeated it anyway
    1
  18327. The only thing all of Lebanon agrees on is how much they hate other Lebanonese. And "unique system" is code for "ad hoc" and "largely defunct."
    1
  18328. Not the snakes
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  18329. Even if they could, they won't. They'd rather ban gas cars and keep exporting gas and whale.
    1
  18330. Go away
    1
  18331. How much have you lost on crypto?
    1
  18332.  @uttaradit2  go away
    1
  18333.  @francislililles8360  it isn't a matter of technology, but management and budgets.
    1
  18334. ​ @fl-ri- Dude, that isn't what happened
    1
  18335. ​ @fikilemonnye2636 the Chicken Man
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  18336. It still is so. It's a statistical fact. What changed is now we have GoPros so we get to see the craziness.
    1
  18337. @ripn929707  there's a huge list of weird assumptions. 1. There isn't more fighting now than before, we simply have GoPros now. 2. Police departments have always had lots of ex soldiers. In the old west days often police were the officers in the local militia. 3. Soldiers aren't more violent than the surrounding population. Voice of experience, volunteer soldiers are mostly just losers who need a job, or want to attract partners, or have ego issues.
    1
  18338.  @ripn929707  This idiot thinks his worthless psychology degree qualifies him to make blanket criminal allegations.
    1
  18339. Coupons are a zero sum game. There will never be much money in it.
    1
  18340. Lying about a dead guy does nothing for no one. Now pay your bills or be thrown out into the cold.
    1
  18341. Roaring Kitty intensifies.....
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  18342. I don't see a problem with this cycle since it subsidizes science at the expense of greedy bastards.
    1
  18343. He probably has worked atsome point, and spent his money as fast he got it.
    1
  18344. @deathlarsen7502  it's predictable because only greedy bastards think donations are bribes
    1
  18345. No one cares
    1
  18346. State sponsored piracy in China. One of the big rackets is outside companies are brought into China with falsified GDP data, required to let Chinese businessmen control the Chinese branch, required to surrender patents to their partners or the government, and then all the above builds knockoff versions at the foreign company's expense. Likewise, Chinese firms are encouraged to bring in outside investors, and outsiders are not allowed to audit the books. And since the state owns a lot of for-profit ventures, sometimes they skip the middleman and the Minister of State Security simply steals foreign tech and gives it to their own firms.
    1
  18347.  @VictorSamuelMosqueraArtamonov  we are part of nature. Nothing more
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  18348.  @covenawhite4855  I meant population control going both ways. See Communist Romania
    1
  18349. He won't. I nbet my life upon it
    1
  18350. No, he was a negative millionaire. His fortune was fake and he made payroll simply by getting Wall Street equity loans. This was essentially a homemade submarine.
    1
  18351. What tracking chips? And you know GPS doesn't work down there, right?
    1
  18352. Long story short, the Fed is deleting all that money they printed.
    1
  18353. Bill Gates is a lot of things, but he's no the type to dismiss tech because the public doesn't know what the h*** they're talking about
    1
  18354. If it is the old type you can mail it to Sig and they fix it no charge
    1
  18355. To show how common alluminum oxide is, it's the active ingredient in sunscreen
    1
  18356. Greed knows no social barrier
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  18357. Shut up
    1
  18358. Not an improvement
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  18359.  @Toporzel_PNS_Alt  Chinese cities are just as expensive and hours long commutes are common. Most people in the Chinese countryside live off less than 10 bucks a day but everything is cheap. Small cities in China are in the middle.
    1
  18360. Active investing works best during hard times when no one else is doing it
    1
  18361. What were they angry about? They think you a missionary?
    1
  18362. Sarcasm?
    1
  18363.  @lambertois11  you?
    1
  18364. There are more criminals in this video alone there has ever been Valve staff.
    1
  18365. Found the shoplifter
    1
  18366.  @janesevy4372  like... you?
    1
  18367.  @janesevy4372  If you really felt the need to ask that question, you would have shot yourself by now
    1
  18368. You lose.
    1
  18369.  @NsLHD  Nothing weird about that. Did you just find the most volatile dollar index you could find and bring it up to sound smart? Because you sound like a liar when you do that.
    1
  18370. They spend more on fire protection then anyone else in the world
    1
  18371. He was ultimately right, regardless if gamblers and scammers drove the price up.
    1
  18372. Go away
    1
  18373. Wage increase and inflation are the same
    1
  18374. We like to tell horror stories about the effects of cannibalism as if systemic piracy doesn't do the same thing
    1
  18375. @vask3863  they exist, but most people own cars in yhe developed world
    1
  18376. @vask3863  liars burn in hell. We all know cars are the norm in the first world and public transit depends on area Nah, public transit is for densely populated areas, private transit is for thinly populated areas
    1
  18377.  @chriswhite3692  it's called nationalist bullshit
    1
  18378.  @vask3863  liars burn in hell
    1
  18379. Found the drug dealer
    1
  18380. Wrong thread
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  18381.  @mistawest2377  because it's tragic and there's reliable news reporters there.
    1
  18382. We all do
    1
  18383. Shut up and get drafted, freak show
    1
  18384. These days there's transparent ponzi schemes called HODL
    1
  18385.  @circleinforthecube5170  except market bubbles have a certain repetitiveness to them.
    1
  18386.  @Smiley957  measured how? DNA sequence? That's not necessarily the same as looking young.
    1
  18387. We ain't going to hang someone for any less than a capital crime if that's what you mean.
    1
  18388. Mexico is already competitive with China. The difference is they don't do Ponzi schemes, but they do vigilantes
    1
  18389. ​ @kuebby shut up
    1
  18390. Arabs wish they had something like that. One Libyan woman who was raped by Gaddafi himself said that Tunisians in Paris (Tunisia was Gaddafi's Arab enemy) were belligerantly pro-Gaddafi simply because he tried to murder white people and actively harassed/threatened her for so much as mentioning what Gaddafi was really like
    1
  18391. The stuff you heard of
    1
  18392. Ethiopia ain't Afghanistan. In the unlikely even we do get involved it will be over fast but be much more deadly.
    1
  18393. @calvin wu  lying to me does nothing for no one, gong fei. Now why don't you eat some lamb testies for that erectile dysfunction of yours
    1
  18394. @william nelson  use to. That ended suddenly last winter due to general rioting. A lot of business simply never reopened though
    1
  18395.  @ScoobieDoo-zy1rh  not if you know anything. There's a rural province that admitted to having that much debt in China
    1
  18396.  @JohnSmith-pn1vv  Except it was impossible to plan and profit off that since dollar globalization was involuntary.
    1
  18397. @Tech with Shon  lying by omission does nothing here considering how China for many decades targeted inflation above America's in order to incentivize exports. Plus China's central bank is having trouble due to all the fake money and falsified economic data, so a low inflation rate is coincidence given the general volatility.
    1
  18398. @Roger Kinnard  China's currency value varies a lot month to month and the Yuan trades at totally different prices domestically versus abroad.
    1
  18399.  @TheScourge007  all the goons on this thread are lying the same way by giving China's inflation rate this month as this year. Hmm.
    1
  18400. @CF Win  try an average of over 1% PER MONTH this year.
    1
  18401.  @alanpartington2540  liar
    1
  18402. @Scoobie6789 Doo  who gave that number? I didn't. You have to factor in state, municipal, and county debt and much of which is hidden via the debt of state owned companies.
    1
  18403. @Scoobie6789 Doo  quit shifting the burden of proof. If you wanted to know you would have googled it. Now go take something for that erectile dysfunction
    1
  18404.  @alanpartington2540  liar
    1
  18405.  @kennethli8  You talking to me or someone else?
    1
  18406. Do not ascribe to malice what can be adequately explained by incompetence
    1
  18407. He probably just happened to be there to investigate unrelated shoplifting. When I worked there occasionally we'd find empty food containers hidden behind shelves.
    1
  18408. The UN has no army of its own.
    1
  18409. By that logic, you must have killed a man in order to have the phone you're reading this on.
    1
  18410. Come on. The war is fake and we all know it
    1
  18411. Shut up
    1
  18412. Shut up, people.
    1
  18413. I've seen new memecoins being advertised by commentbot scammers.
    1
  18414. That's literally where this comes from. Tofu Dreg Construction. It's this same process, only the end result is counterfeit buildings with concrete diluted with glass bottles, bridges that tip over because they were placed on supports not bolted down, inch thick steel that can be broken by hand, concrete diluted with ash, "completed" homes with no utilities installed, and so on and so forth. It get hilarious until you realize that where people actually live.
    1
  18415. @xenn4985  it's not even true in Cali. I know there's a lot of small Mexican building contractors around, but they're usually competent because they make up for the lack of equipment with long hours and many years service
    1
  18416. The space probe kissing the sun will predict solar storms. We'll still launch stuff because it's fun, though.
    1
  18417. You ain't Mexican, are you? Nah, the cartels produce as much for local consumption than anything else, there's just fat 500% profit margins up north. And the Mexican authorities fight each other too, and most crime in Mexico has nothing to do with drugs (extortion is the single biggest criminal money maker).
    1
  18418. I never go beyond 10x leverage with leaps and I always make sure to have long and short positions and invest so in inversely corelated assets... I think I should use less leverage going forward though. Deeper ITM options for me.
    1
  18419. It's in that area where no one cares enough to go actively looking for the smugglers but they will get jailed or extorted if people find out.
    1
  18420. @Jimbo Jimbo  and hundreds of regional banks. We're not going to ban small banks and some people will try to run them until it ceases to be profitable
    1
  18421. Not always
    1
  18422. ​@MeerkatADV because that is where you look for them. And IDK about the OP, he may be referring to how most crime comes from certain cultures/communities
    1
  18423. Wut?
    1
  18424.  @jeffreyerdene4336  I have no idea what you mean
    1
  18425.  @jeffreyerdene4336  I'm the monster under your bed. Now can you answer the origin question?
    1
  18426.  @jeffreyerdene4336  I think you're intentionally starting a ruckus for your amusement.
    1
  18427. Lying isn't necessary in this instance
    1
  18428. It's in the description
    1
  18429. That rukes you out
    1
  18430. There are thousands of scammers, some get really lucky
    1
  18431. No, you don't
    1
  18432. China is the big coal burner. Russia doesn't like it but coal is so stupid cheap in select areas that it's just too temping. Much of the Saudi and Iranian population doesn't have electricity.
    1
  18433. I think this comment demonstrates a concept that's common but doesn't have a name: Trying to sound smart to win an argument rather than saying anything of substance.
    1
  18434. No one saw that coming. If they did, these companies would have bought bonds.
    1
  18435. New iphones come out every year. New planes come out every decade. Although given the lifespans of both, the result is the same
    1
  18436. Not all are scams, and not all are ponzi, but they were all funded and staffed by ponzi schemers committing fraud
    1
  18437. Posted only a couple hours ago. Updated?
    1
  18438. Please leave Ireland to those of us that know basic facts about Ireland.
    1
  18439.  Dubjax  you say that as if you are unaware when the last time Ireland was a unified independent state.
    1
  18440.  @justmythought7658  no, it means you've read a ton of material.
    1
  18441.  @fritsgerms3565  Res judicata. Just because you didn't like the decision doesn't mean you can fantasize about changing it
    1
  18442.  @believeroflight9888  The EU isn't a country if that what you mean.
    1
  18443.  @fritsgerms3565  it means already decided. That's all there is to it
    1
  18444. Found the shoplifter
    1
  18445. No. Get over it.
    1
  18446. "There ain't no rest for the wicked, until we close our eyes for good."
    1
  18447. Not quite. Chinese factories are highly specialized and often very specific industries are concentrated in certain cities. The fact is that's all for export, while the average Chinese citizen buys what they need from regional vendors.
    1
  18448. Shut up and get drafted, coward.
    1
  18449. It was also suppose to be a currency, but they're all being held as an investment and traded off the blockchain at large centralized banks.
    1
  18450. That just means they'll have to off the bureaucrats as soon as they realize they don't actually give orders.
    1
  18451. Given the substance, no
    1
  18452. He hit the azshole, azshole
    1
  18453. Most of the information coming out and charity going in is from US reporters and missionaries. Washington doesn't do anything except take out drug mules.
    1
  18454. ​@theloniousm4337 do you have a death wish?
    1
  18455. No. Now bug off.
    1
  18456. no one cares for your advice
    1
  18457. Shut up, Insider
    1
  18458. Probably a law student's life savings, and it was a class action. And lying about a judge can get to jailed for contempt
    1
  18459. It's been rigged for ages. They have a party list system, meaning any number of parties run and after the election the parties form a coalition that reflects most votes. There are no barriers of entry forming a party, so most are tiny things with local politicians. However, the threshhold for getting seats in Parliament is as high as possible, so small parties much latch onto larger parties or simply throw out their votes. The incumbent President controls police censorship, national budgets, an appointment powers to any government job so the incumbant ALWAYS wins. The elections serve the purpose of finding who needs a cut of the government's power and money.
    1
  18460. Vhut?
    1
  18461.  @kabeerharrythakur8288  wut?
    1
  18462.  @haikalhadzik7744  put that back up your butt where you found it
    1
  18463.  @orionlt1028  liars burn in hell.
    1
  18464.  @windcold4532  before you damn a whole country perhaps you should google what Lithuania's stance with regards to Russia is.
    1
  18465.  @primalaidenlu4101  I presume you're trying to start an argument cuz it's funny?
    1
  18466.  @primalaidenlu4101  the last time Texas was a de facto independent state was when Santa Anna was in power in Mexico, while California has never been a country. If you want your 50 cents you'll need to get basic facts straight. Or otherwise quick making preposterous comparisons because the whataboutism sounds good.
    1
  18467.  @primalaidenlu4101  is that your idea of a joke?
    1
  18468. How can talk so much and say so little?
    1
  18469. Really depends if they correctly hedged. But obviously the situation favored big banks with dedicated risk management teams and near zero sector risk.
    1
  18470. Not even Tesla can make money off EVs, why would a Tesla copycat?
    1
  18471. What mess? The Mess is everyone who wants a house and can afford one already ones it. Subsidized at the expense of idiot bankers who thought low interest rates would last forever
    1
  18472. Vhut?
    1
  18473. In most plans
    1
  18474. First off, DEI isn't really mandatory. Second, even if it were, it doesn't effect price. Third, Deepseek is probably defaulting on payroll
    1
  18475. They can and often do. There's expansions, pay incentives, employee stock options, dividends, and investing in other companies or bonds.
    1
  18476. 5:10 HEAT rounds weren't invented until after the war. Those guns could have disabled Soviet tank tracks but wouldn't have pierced armor.
    1
  18477. Shut up. You don't know Columbia.
    1
  18478.  @truongdangmanh7471  TIK focuses on the airhead politicians in this video.
    1
  18479. Shut up. They didn't hire her to shoot people
    1
  18480. No.
    1
  18481. US gear tends to become global standard. Consider the 5.56 cartridge
    1
  18482. That's more than a little arbitrary
    1
  18483. And you're taking "pointless lying on the internet" to another level.
    1
  18484.  @Obstacle-illusion  I wasn't talking to you
    1
  18485. Not sure if the price has gone up enough to justify that, but it's a problem that sorts itself out in a free market.
    1
  18486. You're a liar, too.
    1
  18487. Shut up. Get drafted
    1
  18488. Lose the sycophancy
    1
  18489. This story is like a soap opera.....
    1
  18490. The whole thing is just communal suicide
    1
  18491. No one wants to eat snails
    1
  18492. Russia ain't declaring war over this, any more than they will annex land because they can. Especially when it been an open secret that Finland works with NATO for ages.
    1
  18493. They didn't do that.
    1
  18494. BUBBLES!!!!! BUBBLESBUBBLESBUBBLES [Snap] My bubbles.
    1
  18495. I don't want to pay for a service I won't use, hence it is not included in the ticket. Comprendo?
    1
  18496. Your information is almost a year outdated
    1
  18497. I suggest getting off those trash channels.
    1
  18498. Valuations aren't revenues
    1
  18499. Cars are lethal weapons in all 50 states, pendejo.
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  18500.  UTubeFekUrself  it only had a massive effect if you voted for Roosevelt. So lose the BS.
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  18501.  clemathieujt6589  you ain't helping anyone, little emperor.
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  18502. @user-eu1og5di4s  sometimes yes, but we're talking deliberately exaggerating census figures. As in births in other countries are sometimes counted locally if the mother was from there
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  18503. @@dr5290 tell it to your mother
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  18504.  @ZengJunjie98  lying isn't necessary in this instance. I repeat, state resources are allocated almost exclusively on population sizes.
    1
  18505. @user-eu1og5di4s  urbanization simply didn't happen (mostly). Most Chinese people still live in villages and small cities that no one ever heard of despite incentive programs. Usually it's because first and second tier cities are expensive and overcrowded even by first world standards. 3 hour commutes are not uncommon, as is spending in excess of 2/3 income on rent/mortgages. General rule of life, if the politicians and editorials are hailing progress in this or that, reality is never as grand as they make it sound even if they are technically telling the truth.
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  18506. @user-eu1og5di4s  Cases even more extreme than what I bring up are reported, but it varies wildly between cities. Some cities have reported loan default rates in excess of 50% in 2022.
    1
  18507. Someone make a Romeo and Juliet movie set in the subcontinent. You will not survive.
    1
  18508.  @JohnDoe-xq8sk  need a hug?
    1
  18509. Is this a sick joke or do you have a death wish?
    1
  18510.  @piotr.leniec-lincow5209  put that back up your butt where you got it before I do.
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  18511. There can be harmful frauds in other fields. Historians I see are actively encouraging prejudices.
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  18512.  @one-seventh  a lot of people living in South Africa will kill each other for a cellphone.
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  18513.  @elizabethnjoki6186  people who say that generally do nothing even as genocide occurs.
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  18514. They just changed the tolerances on TV to match what the US is using. You can hand polish something down to a thousandth of an inch
    1
  18515. Given most peer to peer emails get sent to spam folders, this is the same as not providing the data
    1
  18516. Those are protection from civilians, not protection from government.
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  18517. Your dog needed killing.
    1
  18518. Rich editors and analysts at Bloomberg like to pretend we don't exist. There's simply no epic economies of scale or gey rich quick schemes.
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  18519. That's not an investment.
    1
  18520. There's also a pair of bullets that met together in Gallipoli. They didn't collide in mid air
    1
  18521. Right, because screaming at armed thugs helps.
    1
  18522. Most companies do not receive a bailout. Only if Washington judges that the failure of the company will cause suffering on others. For instance, if the Union Pacific Railroad were to suddenly default on their bills, the breakdown of operations will cause wild price fluctuations in essentials like wheat, coal, equipment, beans, cars, and so forth. It makes sense to keep their doors open artificially for other rail companies to buy them up and resume normal operations. Then, of course, there's the usual corporate Darwinism. Like Archegos Capital being allowed to blow up and cruise lines getting cannibalized.
    1
  18523.  @OfficerK-D6-37  What isn't debatablede is that you're not familiar enough with Finance to make such assertions
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  18524.  @OfficerK-D6-37  I don't argue with greedy people. So shut up
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  18525.  @OfficerK-D6-37  shut up and get drafted, hypocrite
    1
  18526. You're only talking 4,000 Frenchmen and handfuls of skilled workers from elsewhere.
    1
  18527. Suicide by cop and egomania seem to be the leading causes of getting shot by cops judging by these videos. Probably because any skilled crook would simply avoid antagonizing authorities or becoming a suspect. That's another trend: Legendary criminals are usually polite to authorities will surrender if arrested, only to make epic escapes or destroy evidence when they aren't looking.
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  18528.  @talknight2  depends on location, as there'ssome crowded cities. A lot of Israelis live in farmtowns or the Westbank and glass and stone is made locally.
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  18529.  @saagisharon8595  relevance?
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  18530. They call me- MR PIG!
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  18531. It's easier to take down the followers if the ringleader is taken down.
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  18532.  @AJ-happydad  don't assume he'd commit a crime
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  18533. @The Big Kiwi that doesn't have anything to do with the matter at hand, Walpole.
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  18534.  @samtheshame9951  you're a liar too
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  18535. @The Big Kiwi you ain't making sense
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  18536.  @alx8571  shut up
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  18537.  @alx8571  shut up
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  18538. France24 only cares because it's Amazons accusing Brazilian southerners. Bolsonaro has nothing to do with it and frankly there are few in Brazil who aren't a little dirty.
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  18539. It also doesn't legally get counted as income until you sell but unrealized gains are counted towards net worth
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  18540. Shut up. Get drafted
    1
  18541. There is none.
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  18542.  @dhvanitdesai1044  you're the one that'll be holding the bag, you know that?
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  18543.  @dhvanitdesai1044  sorry
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  18544. Shut up, people.
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  18545. The low birth rates are caused by the same thing as China's mass exodus of persons. There may form Chinese communities in strange places, but there's no chance Beijing could control them
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  18546. He ain't exactly singing their praises.
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  18547. Because of the sins of the Haitians
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  18548. Not if you know anything
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  18549. Bizarre equivalency, as even in the days where corporations were allowed to be governments and have monopolies this was not the norm. Socialism is, by definition, a government monopoly on all business.
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  18550.  @GGeloRob  define socialism.
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  18551.  @GGeloRob  that's literally the same thing, just different buzzwords.
    1
  18552. Dude, dividends/buybacks is a tiny fraction of corporate earnings. Like 1% is a large buyback.
    1
  18553. Qatar wanted to become famous, but that just means it's now impossible to hide their crimes.
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  18554.  @cul8terworld  Troll elsewhere
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  18555. I'll bet her ex has some stories.......
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  18556. Come now. Everyone knew in that case unconditional surrender was simply forcible re-admittance into the Union.
    1
  18557. No one cares
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  18558.  @australiannomad4137  said the dropout
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  18559.  @nottoday4866  Congress is plagued by many of the same issues, but there's nothing political about demolishing greedy bastards
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  18560. That was decades ago and not relevant to SA.
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  18561. Tell the camera man to stop filming and grab a gun.
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  18562. Go away
    1
  18563. When was that?
    1
  18564. Someone trusting that doesn't know much of anything about stock markets. So... A huge chunk of the population.
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  18565.  @marcwood2741  a lot of people don't know what the average stock market return is.
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  18566.  @marcwood2741  how much DD does the average retail stock picker do? Right, and you can expect the average retirement account holder to do less. People who hold such accounts do so because they do want to dive into the convoluted world of investing.
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  18567.  @marcwood2741  and you expect granny to know which is safer statistically? It's something a lot of traders like us don't grasp: What the average person is, where you are relative to the average person, and what the average investor is relative to both.
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  18568.  @marcwood2741  perhaps you say that only because you want an excuse to call everyone dumb
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  18569. @CHMichael  doesn't pay as well as manufacturing does. But yeah, less risk.
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  18570.  @CHMichael  cash grab? The DoD buys what it wants
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  18571.  @MelkorPT  no, you're annoying me by spamming thar and obfuscating the matter at hand.
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  18572.  @frankyflowers  like you would know, fool.
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  18573.  @thesquad2253  In post-industrial economies, most people have a little spending money. Spending it on good food is far from the worst thing to do with it
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  18574. That's literally not what happened. And even if it did, it wouldn't have produced this.
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  18575.  @BenMaxson23  Who said this idiot is GOP?
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  18576. Select cities like Hong Kong and Shanghai, maybe. But most of China isn't connected enough to the global economy for that
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  18577. They do, upon conviction. Murder is murder.
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  18578. The dog is an animal. Animals are expendable.
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  18579. Did they simply know each other or was the one linked criminally to the other?
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  18580. Depending on which country you're from, Socialism might not be discussed at all.
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  18581. New to him and he got an insider tip because Monarch tried to bribe him
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  18582. A bubble, by definition, requires speculative frenzies, a positive feedback loop, and departure from fundamentals. Buybacks do none of these. Take Berkshire-Hathaway Class A shares, where Warren Buffet buys back all the shares just so he can watch it go up. But not down, since the supply is PERMANENTLY restricted
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  18583. They want a cult type following so that people will put in all their money and spread the word without question. It usually doesn't work
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  18584.  @jwr3289  gamblers
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  18585. Chinese people like brutal food sources.
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  18586. Uh, one of his less popular proposals was to legalize selling human organs. He dropped that due to opposition from his own voters
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  18587.  @hint0122  yes, but they have to change offices all the time. If you ask me term limits are a hinderance because we're all constantly dealing with inexperienced leadership. But you can argue whatever you want.
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  18588.  @hint0122  just because it's the internet doesn't mean you need to berate everyone. Obviously, Ms Pelocy has bounced around elected offices like every other politician. This isn't like Israel where they elected the same guy Prime Minister 5 times in a row.
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  18589.  @hint0122  that's completely unrelated to term limits and has been debunked separately. Again, her decades long career has been running for bigger offices once term limits approach for her current office. That's standard, and arguing that should be changed is fair enough, but until the day it's criminalized people will keep doing it.
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  18590. Adjusting for population growth and inflation?
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  18591.  @K__a__M__I  the cheeks that got pinched by yer grandma!
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  18592. How much did you lose?
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  18593. Shut up
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  18594. And we shall draft you into fighting it if you don't shut up
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  18595.  @Delvien  lose the rhetoric
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  18596.  @MichaelJackson77-d6l  I'd wager that's one of dozens of major projects, assuming you're telling the truth
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  18597.  @MichaelJackson77-d6l  Yes, but it wasn't the same as the other one you referred to nor did it work very well at all. Quit BSing.
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  18598.  @MichaelJackson77-d6l  Liars burn in hell, even the ones that rely on technicalities
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  18599. Especially your screaming.
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  18600. Only rich idiots buy evs
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  18601.  @Trenacetate43  not the whole government, just a gang of bureaucrats who knew it would be shut down ahead of time
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  18602.  @thorshammer7883  do I care? What's your real name and address? We have to get to you before you shoot up a synagogue.
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  18603.  @thorshammer7883  I see Jew-hating fools spreading racist libel. And I am Asmodeus himself. So bug off.
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  18604.  @thorshammer7883  where you live?
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  18605.  @thorshammer7883  me? Nothing. Now shut up, you don't know what you're talking about.
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  18606.  @thorshammer7883  the whole thing, now shut up
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  18607.  @thorshammer7883  shut up
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  18608.  @thorshammer7883  shut up
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  18609.  @thorshammer7883  shut up
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  18610.  @thorshammer7883  shut up
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  18611. NO-ONE-CARES
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  18612. @H C Hardeehar. The bank loans out money at a much higher interest than they pay, which is more than enough to pay their employees. How did you think there are 500 year old banks that have weathered so many wars and depressions and natural disasters?
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  18613.  @stephenchurch1784  Exactly
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  18614.  @HamHamHampster  No, you're better off buying T-bills directly from the government using their website. They system simply credits the money to the same account that paid in at the current interest rate.
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  18615.  @stephenm3470  Growing economies incentivize deficit spending so government services can be provided without heavy tax burdens. Likewise shrinking economies incentivize government savings programs because there's nothing to invest that money in anyway.
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  18616.  @benchoflemons398  Put that back up your butt where you got it.
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  18617.  @guywebster8018  Namely yours
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  18618.  @guywebster8018  Whatever case you're trying to make you're not doing a good job at it.
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  18619.  @StinkPickle4000  And you're a liar
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  18620.  @guywebster8018  You miss the part where the Fed took care of that? Or do you simply not care?
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  18621.  @guywebster8018  Coffee is a crime journalist. And the Fed does what it wants no matter what anyone thinks.
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  18622.  @piccalillipit9211  Again, that's akin to a mortgage. Debt levels haven't just been more extreme in the past, we're actually below our own historic debt loads. The most extreme debt examples come from newly formed states on the old frontier where literally everyone had a mortgage to set up farms, mines, and shops and the banks could only fund this because they got mortgages from back east. This trend STILL HAS NOT ENDED, as most Europeans are invested in America, and America still receives migrants. Unrelated, Chinese average corporate debt is twice that of the US not including hidden debt. Hence the volatility of the economics there.
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  18623.  @piccalillipit9211  I didn't say China was screwed. China was always a shithole, and this is just the most recent iteration of infighting there. And I'll wager your portfolio of cryptos has collapsed.
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  18624.  @allottashit8118  Only if you're a liar
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  18625.  @Fleshlight_Reviewer  Like... you?
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  18626.  @daniel-panek  liars burn in hell
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  18627.  @T1kr3b3u  that ain't how fiat currency works
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  18628.  @TheAutisticRebel  liar
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  18629. I wish
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  18630. You have to be a little crazy to lead a nation of gangsters
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  18631. Dude, this idiot was wanted for trying to off his wife
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  18632. That's silly. You only know about this case because she was caught. And big banks will only look at you if you already have a business. The key fact is this woman had rich parents to supply the money to start the legit side of the venture in order to scam week men at investment banks.
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  18633. A lot of people are acting tough here saying they would have shot him, but I think a lot of them wouldn't risk jail time for themselves.
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  18634. Thank you for making your incompetence obvious
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  18635.  @xila-man8249  shut up
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  18636. No part of the world is ever at permanent peace.
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  18637. Generational gaps are a societal fiction. You're the same as your parents when they were your age
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  18638. What you said about other energy types being cheaper is a misconception: Some types of energy are heavily subsidized while in others punitive regulations exist to make them less profitable.
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  18639. Maybe paid off, maybe cowards, maybe deserters, maybe lazy, maybe all the above.
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  18640. Their stone houses and fences have merit. Cheap local materials and are immortal except in the event of earthquake.
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  18641. I wonder if the ball could shatter bullet proof glass.
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  18642. All the blue chips and tech giants? Yiu should rephrase and say run from CEOs that desperately want to be featured on Mad Money
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  18643. If only Cramer had half this degree of savagery...
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  18644. Don't give Xi the blame for this. That guy can't even get his own men to move their own offices out of Beijing
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  18645. How?
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  18646.  @Nomadicenjoyer31  Literally. These areas fought against the Sultan more often than they followed orders.
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  18647.  @joncampbell5021  and it isn't funny
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  18648.  @nolga3569  Shut up
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  18649. No, they were founded by Arabs. Of course the "lab" run by Arabs are just stealing software and selling it as their own
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  18650. Could, can't guarantee there will be enough evidence, though. They didn't commit the fraud, they worked for the fraudsters
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  18651.  @tarekurrahman7693  How would you know? For all you know the Malians don't want France to leave. For all you know the Malian government will actively look for a "colonizer" to provide them desperately needed modernization and military training.
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  18652.  @tarekurrahman7693  I suppose that scenario could play out somewhere, but that simply isn't the case in Mali. So lose the rhetoric, you're making yourself look like a hypocritical idiot.
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  18653.  @tarekurrahman7693  Who said I'm western? And those are oddly specific sins to accuse all white people of Mr Racist.
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  18654.  @tarekurrahman7693  Lose the gaslighting, as your very statements flatly contradict that. Now don't have a vagina to hack off or something?
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  18655.  @tarekurrahman7693  with the way you're acting I don't see why anyone should care if a dirty judge were to gender reassign your butt, you nance. Now shut up. Permanently.
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  18656. Not necessary. The mechanics of a SPAC can be arbitraged in a way that destroys them.
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  18657. The UN's opinion is totally irrelevant
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  18658. Most departments hire on intelligence and intregity, not muscle.
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  18659. It assists in price discovery and allows individuals to hedge. Also, it's how vigilantes get paid, as there are hedge funds that specialize in exposing corporate frauds.
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  18660. Idiocy is not a crime.
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  18661. The U-2 is older and still in service
    1
  18662. Business as usual in that turdhole
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  18663. It's because they know Chinese houses depreciate in value faster than American cars
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  18664. Don't give stock advise
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  18665. Maybe not broke, just off the lists of richest men.
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  18666. Go away
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  18667.  @davedivvy3965  you, normie
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  18668.  @The.Doctor.Venkman  you literally copy-pasted the same reply at least twice.
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  18669. None of these guys are Mexicans
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  18670. No, he was born during the depression. He started working at 6 during the depression. He started investing during WWII in his early teens.
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  18671. Scam
    1
  18672.  @nation5478  fairness implies there's a chance for a bizarrely skewed outcome. A talented workaholic can become rich and pass on his riches to his kids if he wants to, while a degenerate stoner definitely won't.
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  18673.  @nation5478  it's a type of borrowing that shifts the risk to the lender. Buy part of the company early on when it's small, sell it later when it's big.
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  18674.  @KangaMoose34  how much have you lost trading so far?
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  18675. Cheaper, not better. Drones remove the priceless pilot so the incentive is to make drones as expendable as possible.
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  18676. Not if you know anything @BasedGrandmasKitchen 
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  18677. "Winding down wars" is always an illusion. In fact the perception of such is usually the mark of the start of a big war.
    1
  18678. Yes, because the Uzi only got its assassin reputation when the US Secret Service was seen protecting Reagan with one. The Uzi was really intended as cheap reliable gun for Israeli POGs and women.
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  18679. China's about to learn the hard way that the electronics that keep a flying wing stable cannot be faked like radar absorbing paint can.
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  18680. Ha
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  18681. It's hard to go beyond 10x leverage without losing your edge to win over the long term.
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  18682. Is it just me or are gunsmiths a bunch of egotistical bastards?
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  18683. Bug off. The FBI took him down
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  18684. Ha
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  18685. Dude, the meat is popular in Japan, and the reasons it's considered good are scientifically known (certain organic chemicals, marbeling, tenderness). And Japan has had a love for artesian goods and insanely levels of precision for as long as history can remember. There's one master craftsmen that still makes longbows the old fashioned way by hand, and people buy them. Cheaper industrial goods exist in Japan, but they don't boast about that sort of stuff.
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  18686.  @sivasankar5010  Your average Japanese dude can't afford this stuff and there really is skill involved. The thing about Japan is if it exists... Then someone in Japan is definitely taking it to its logical absurd extreme. Like the abuse sumo wrestlers endure, or the mothers encouraging their daughters to get plastic surgery.
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  18687.  @sivasankar5010  Frankly, we don't hear much from Japan despite it having a large population and a developed economy. That in itself is weird. However, there is the alleged discrimination against Koreans, the vigilante kills, one terror cult, the absolute power many government departments have, and the war memorials for WWII era rapists. Most Japanese people, however, seem more concerned about whatever highly niche sub-culture they're into rather than the big picture.
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  18688. It's Argentina. They're all a little dirty
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  18689. These guys spent a lifetime shouting how capitalism was predatory only to dive right into it......
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  18690. These protestors keep showing up to protests knowing they don't work and that people die. Are they dumb or are they using human shields for media manipulation purposes?
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  18691. People whine when the government hires mercs, dude.
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  18692. It's called farming
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  18693.  @hampushaglund4613  shut up, coward
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  18694. Adani was talking out his butt so bad he called Hindenberg the "Madoff of Manhattan." Madoff was from Manhattan
    1
  18695. Very ponzi
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  18696. Tell it to the Zulus.
    1
  18697. The mission requirements the bosses put out often contradict each other and they change year to year as potential wars change and new tech comes out. Also, branches are a bit of an anachronistism since there is extreme overlap between them with different branches often recruiting independently for the same jobs with units in the field often being mixed together.
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  18698. There's no marketplace running this circus
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  18699. In Judaism, consuming non-kosher foods is allowed to save your life. They won't care. Cheustians rarely follow kosher rules anyway. Besides, if a pig transplant is a problem, why wouldn't a human transplant?
    1
  18700. Let me guess. Shrooms.
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  18701. Why we spending so much on this when a man made lake does the same job for a fraction the cost?
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  18702. Ha
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  18703.  @muffemod  you're weird
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  18704. Nothing new.
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  18705.  @numbnumbjuice7296  not if you know anything
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  18706. It's fake. End of story.
    1
  18707. @TiredBush   @TiredBush  There are conflicts of interest but these PE firms are buying trash companies and someone will be losing
    1
  18708. @wayando  Not in most cases, even so the courts can force them to pay up.
    1
  18709. Found the shoplifter.
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  18710. It literally isn't. Turkey and Lebanon involuntarily dollarized and several nations may be following as we speak. So since you clearly don't have any real interest in economics, I will ask you to hold your peace.
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  18711.  @walkingstick6655  if there's one thing I learned in academia, it's that you can torture data and make it say anything you want. And with Covid it seems everyone has preconceived notions or some old point they want vindicated on.
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  18712. No. Now shut up.
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  18713. Apparently discrimination is not the issue, then
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  18714. Correction: The plains are about twice the size as what you show on the map. Everything from the Mississippi to the Rockies is flat as a pancake and covered in grass. There are also more deer/elk in this region now than ever before because there are only humans to hunt them.
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  18715.  @AncientAmericas  "experts" also don't count cow pastures as prairie lands.
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  18716. How can you talk so much but say so little?
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  18717. We know for a fact the PIJ killed her by accident
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  18718. Obviously stock promoters want to be interviewed on his show, and he interviews/reviews whatever the he thinks the viewers want. None of these are necessarily scams, but a lot of them are.
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  18719. Worse, since there's not only a government that's cooking the books and bankrupt, you have boatloads of criminal gangs that will abuse the easy of transferring money out of the country.
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  18720. I say we draft you into offing these gangsters.
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  18721. Please leave gunfights to those of us that watched the video.
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  18722. Lots of people are covering that topic really well
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  18723. The rumor is that China's actual arms procurement budget is only 1/3rd the value printed on paper because of mismanagement, crime, and counterfeit parts.
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  18724. Weird assertion, given cheap consumer goods has been all China has made for the past century.
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  18725. Given his body language, ego might be the real issue. Or both.
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  18726. It'll be relevant for at least another decade
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  18727. Shut up
    1
  18728. They aren't rich
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  18729. It is if you're a hedge fund. You just need to convince an investment bank to market you, which costs as much as a car. Most hedgies start with investing their family's money
    1
  18730. Un-African? This part of the world have been fighting over small amounts of money since prehistory.
    1
  18731. @shaun3713 Shut up
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  18732. They're all scams. They take wall street's money selling a dream
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  18733. ​ @cheater00 is that a threat?
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  18734.  @sher3571  don't encourage piracy on a moderated forum
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  18735.  @gina3498  nothing I said is in dispute. To quote Julius Malema "We are not calling for the genocide of whites, at least for now."
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  18736.  @jzk2020  oh look, a racist hypocrite. Where you live and what's your first name?
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  18737.  @jackiebotha5577  I don't speak Afrikaans. I'm just an historian.
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  18738. Yeah a lot depends on getting assembly lines set up
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  18739.  @kavky  no one was talking to you
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  18740. There's nothing right or left about these gangsters.
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  18741. Weed. He smokes weed, allegedly only in states where it is legal.
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  18742. I'm sure many of these banks and builders would refund, but they also lost money on these ponzi schemes.
    1
  18743. It looks like those Hamas guerrillas are trying to one-up their Fatah neighbors. Of course, they're also painting a target on their backs for Palestinian policemen.
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  18744. What? This is finance channel
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  18745. The biggest problem is that a lot of these wells aren't worth fixing. Especially if they're off the beaten path and small. News agencies muckraking is the opposite of helpful though. It'd be better if they'd all shut up about the entire subject permanently.
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  18746.  @kylesmith4572  if that was really your concern, you'd live farther away from civilization. So stop yanking on heart strings, it only shows you don't really care.
    1
  18747. Who said the bomb was planted by a Russian?
    1
  18748. War is hell.
    1
  18749.  @edition-deluxe  Conman detected
    1
  18750.  @myfak3apeclub23  They can be. But he is referring to the intent of the product. You can essentially play hot potato with anything in the world and turn it into a pyramid scheme (even beanie babies)
    1
  18751.  @TheSushiandme  I never touched that shit
    1
  18752.  @BaldAndCurious  They're all trash
    1
  18753.  @TheStellarmanCo.  scam somewhere else, freak
    1
  18754.  @IsaiahYurkingamg  your sex life is a joke
    1
  18755.  @THEweelaful  you think charity is a loss?
    1
  18756.  @jlw6030  How much did you lose?
    1
  18757.  @raddastronaut  the original creator meant it as a joke even if others used it for a scam
    1
  18758. Someone has trouble with authority....
    1
  18759. Screw that guy. He's an asshole that likes to berate people regardless if it makes sense.
    1
  18760. Depends if they have manual backups available. It's the least of their problems, the main problem is that a whole list of design flaws that would inevitably kill the crew were allowed.
    1
  18761. Lose the weight bullshit. Modern people are taller and thinner and no one knows why. Also we're dealing with soldiers who think all wars happen in cities and long marches with unnecessary stuff is normal
    1
  18762. It can be ugly and beautiful at once. Murder machines are always a thing of beauty!
    1
  18763. She also has only a high school education and likes Star Trek solely for the character Uhura. She's just an arrogant idiot
    1
  18764. Enron was much bigger.
    1
  18765.  @citylimits8927  They were into anything that paid, though
    1
  18766.  @superspeederbooster  Because it has to be imported. It takes gas to move gas.
    1
  18767. Someone envies their post
    1
  18768. They're usually deep value buys
    1
  18769.  @benghazi4216  Most of these angry comments are from people racist against white people
    1
  18770.  @gabbar51ngh  be specific. Patrick specifically linked Modi by providing incidents where Modi's decisions enriched Adani. YOU, however, have not linked Ratan, even if no one can confirm or deny his involvement
    1
  18771. @gabbar51ngh  the phrase "well documented" is a tell-tale sign of bullshit when speaking of criminal incidents. I am unfamiliar with any alleged Bombay Plan and cannot confirm or deny any of that.
    1
  18772. What?
    1
  18773. Lose the bull.
    1
  18774. Watch the video
    1
  18775. Howitzers are for deleting tanks and buildings. MLRS are for deleting whole grid squares.
    1
  18776. Check yourself into rehab.
    1
  18777.  @jinchovelazquez2605  I'll wager you're username is a variant of your real name, and I'll wager you're Hispsnic American, and if I can I'll totally turn you over to the law so a judge can force you into rehab. That's how it works round here. Comprendé, estupido?
    1
  18778.  @jinchovelazquez2605  you're jobless at 31, but I believe you when you say you're from PR. Is your name John, Jim, or Jole Vazquez? I'm serious about seeing if you need rehab. And FYI, jail makes for a very effective place to detox.
    1
  18779. Fix your own problems. No one is going to fix them for you.
    1
  18780. Politicizing science is a sign of incompetence
    1
  18781. This is kinda a waste of his time
    1
  18782. South Africa also has a ton of Cold War era weapons in the hands of guerrillas turned gangsters.
    1
  18783. No one pays her to make these
    1
  18784. Looking at the inside of that Puma brings back traumatic memories from being a 6'2" tanker.....
    1
  18785.  @FloridaMan69.  shut up
    1
  18786.  @EmperorDionx  Is that a sick joke or do you have something to confess?
    1
  18787. ​ @DK-gj5sp ..........not in most civilized countries since WWII
    1
  18788. @DK-gj5sp  as if Beijing statistics don't record a third of people as rural and we know for a fact those stats wildly exaggerate the size of most cities?
    1
  18789. It's all trash
    1
  18790. What violence?
    1
  18791. Googling... That incident was classified as a terror attack by the UK police.
    1
  18792. That's way too harsh
    1
  18793. Not all of them. Many own massive corporations that make money @rathelmmc3194 
    1
  18794.  @freyamiles3718  No, that's not what he meant at all
    1
  18795.  @freyamiles3718  Found the drug dealer
    1
  18796. Wrong thread
    1
  18797. Prices can't rise if you steal it.
    1
  18798.  @julieholien3681  That simply isn't what happened in Haiti. Education is so poor there that no one has any concept of supply and demand so when they see price rises they assume it's a daylight robbery conspiracy. Ergo, a bunch of gangs and thieves are stealing anf hoarding gas. I emphasize, they have the food, there's just no way to get it into the city.
    1
  18799.  @thesisLAx  that may explain why Haiti is so poor.
    1
  18800.  @julieholien3681  Quit mixing up what you suppose to be true with what you know for a fact. At the moment, there is no ruling faction in Haiti. And regardless, the bulk of medicine is from US charity and the bulk of food comes from small amatuer farmers in Haiti.
    1
  18801.  @julieholien3681  that just means you have incentive to lie, it doesn't mean you know a thing on the macroeconomics of Hispaniola
    1
  18802.  @lamentoffalsefacade2.064  right, I forgot. The English word "lease" exists
    1
  18803.  @lamentoffalsefacade2.064  But in both cases you have all the rights of ownership even if it terminates after a period
    1
  18804. The US doesn't have state-run energy
    1
  18805. If you really believed that you wouldn't be on an investing channel.
    1
  18806.  @dcDOC19  Blahblahblah. That's a fancy way of saying you want to be in charge.
    1
  18807.  @en0n126  I'm a military historian. You think I can't tell when someone is power hungry and/or thinks he's smarter than everyone else, pendejo?
    1
  18808.  @jorge5213  that doesn't mean your sorry butt is any better.
    1
  18809.  @jordi2146  I apologize if I sound cocky. But note I only brought that up because of the other guy's insults.
    1
  18810. This goon doesn't know the meaning of the word warzone.
    1
  18811. I honestly can't tell if you're joking
    1
  18812. When was it not?
    1
  18813. Forget armor. Move fast with a bigger gun!
    1
  18814. And people complain when humans use a captive bolt gun to get meat.......
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  18815. You sound like a toned down version of these liars.
    1
  18816. This would be the place to advertise them
    1
  18817. Shut up and get drafted you lying prick
    1
  18818. Chris identifies as the "average infantryman." He routinely makes self-deprecating jokes
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  18819. Googling... Not that I can find.
    1
  18820. The regulators do what they want.
    1
  18821. I've seen actual Russians, some conspiritards, and some hodgies that hate Anglophone people. One Pakistani guy on Facebook was raging about how this war was getting so much attention and how wars in the middle east were so much worse. But that guy didn't even know where Ukraine was and thought Ukraine participated in the invasion of Iraq...
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  18822. The rocket is a self-stabilizing projectile (I.E. it is shaped like a dart). The force of the air will straighten it.
    1
  18823. Allegedly, the regulators had been hounding SVB over just that fir over a year before they went bust
    1
  18824. He lied to the banks so they'd lend him more money.
    1
  18825. Shut up
    1
  18826. I'm guessing the semi didn't have space to change lanes because of the car you saw and didn't see him in time to slow down.
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  18827. Dear world: QUIT PLAYING POLITICS WITH BUSINESS It simply doesn't work
    1
  18828. Big off
    1
  18829. No
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  18830. They're better off staying away from stocks as their home countries are net receivers of investments and they're often undeveloped for a reason (namely crime). They're better off with real-world investment (getting common job skills for instance).
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  18831. Lying isn't necessary in this instance
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  18832. There was one state that passed such a law then rescinded it, and there were reporters that actively harassed store owners for not carrying it, but the problem is none of these smart guns actually work very well. Right now the real holy grail of gun technology is caseless ammo.
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  18833.  @bobdole27  Narrative? I'm a historian who doesn't vote. I'll roast any country on the planet but I'm not an activist. And the city itself is very much the center of a single state with one economy, culture, and people. There's really no behavioral difference between the countryside and the city.
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  18834. All of these tanks were counted as modern tanks on Iraq's statistics even though most of them did not work.
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  18835. No, that was Ivan Boesky
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  18836. Only an idiot gong fei thinks he can blane shift onto rural people
    1
  18837. Don't be preposterous. You're still more likely to die in a car crash.
    1
  18838. Vhut?
    1
  18839. @m1t2a1  Canada signed a lot of this shit but they weren't the only one and it's not binding on non-signers
    1
  18840. They were unenforceable before that
    1
  18841.  @theWebmasterify  not necessarily most, but a large portion for sure
    1
  18842. Dude, the big problem is they all contradict each other and they're all oblivious to the origins of green energy pushes
    1
  18843.  @mx730md  Car sales plummeted when the Fed hiked rates and people could no longer borrow at near zero interest. But sales are back up as it is simply the new normal.
    1
  18844.  @ProXcaliber  No one is paying more for a used car than a new one. When times are good, new car sales are high, and used cars are sold at steep discounts.
    1
  18845. @ProCal  I literally never heard of a single case of that, and generally used cars are sold at steep discounts. Like losing 30% of value after the first 10000 miles
    1
  18846. That is called a ponzi scheme
    1
  18847. What war?
    1
  18848. He shot a cop because he didn't want a DUI?
    1
  18849. You really don't need to long digression explaining money.
    1
  18850.  @RandomNPC001  wut?
    1
  18851. No one in Sudan will be satisfied unless they personally hold the reins of government.
    1
  18852. Vhut?
    1
  18853. Humans: Don't mess with me, I've practiced the art... of Origami! Aliens: Paper folding? Humans: I was hoping you didn't know what that was.
    1
  18854. The wages of sin.
    1
  18855.  @mozi3051  Niger seems to have a surplus of the former.
    1
  18856.  @sketty1011  don't you have a tourist to rob or something?
    1
  18857. What makes you think they have a plan?
    1
  18858. No prestige there. Allegedly this informant is an idiot editorial writer only famous because of her parent's money. The fact she was scammed in ghe fashion is not surprising
    1
  18859. By the description this guy is probably better off in a psych ward than prison
    1
  18860. Lying does nothing in this instance because its value hasn't fallen that much and we target an inflation of 1-2% to prevent hoarding.
    1
  18861. That statement is securities fraud and you can be charged with it, Cousin Fucker.
    1
  18862. Shut up and finish your burger
    1
  18863. You should see what they do to men they don't like
    1
  18864.  @joshsegg2814  try forced gender reassignment
    1
  18865. You sure he's even aware of all the risks his underlings take? The CCP is highly competitive and they're all cheaters.
    1
  18866. @kayleethegreat111  a lot of failed startups amount to that. Like WeWork
    1
  18867. Your country is has an eventful economy. A localized crisis of some sort every decade or so on top of global problems. One decade you're the fastest growing Latin American state, the next you're the brokest Latin American state.
    1
  18868. He was full of it.
    1
  18869.  @joesalyers  the title of his book, the delusions of near grand victory, and the arbitrary defection. I never heard of him before this, though.
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  18870.  @joesalyers  Because he's clearly a lying egomaniac.
    1
  18871. Hardly
    1
  18872. No one cares
    1
  18873. Even if they ban them it won't effect the ones you own, bozo.
    1
  18874. Shut up
    1
  18875. Nothing you can steal from Walmart is worth crashing your car over, let alone risking your life.
    1
  18876. That's his actual voice. Source: Been subscribed long enough to see the face reveal twice
    1
  18877. We ain't going after China, and the war in Europe has nothing to do with US party politics
    1
  18878. Nah, he's got ALL his money from ponzi schemes. He started out working admin at an internet company during the 90s and got rich off the bubble. The best investment of his life was when he bought puts on his own company. Later he managed to flip a sports league by buying at one inflated price before a billionaire sports fan offerred a ridiculous price. As Mark Cuban put it, he is the luckiest man in the world.
    1
  18879. Those would lose money
    1
  18880. Shut up
    1
  18881. They don't care about frequent trips to jail, as long as the tine between is spent of a yacht with money everywhere, drugs everywhere, girls everywhere.
    1
  18882. @farmduck2762  they probably vote for her demographics and rebelious talk
    1
  18883. 8:55 I thought that story about Waterloo proved false?
    1
  18884. That's a weird distortion of everything
    1
  18885.  @godsmacked1000  liar
    1
  18886. Lying isn't necessary in this instance
    1
  18887. Shut up
    1
  18888. You could say the same about women and old men on the force.
    1
  18889. Shut up
    1
  18890. When I read that as a kid that they made the giant gun by pouring tons of molten steel into a hole I wondered why nothing was built with that method. Now that I know science I say that a cast that big would have thousands of cracks of all shapes and sizes and even if it didn't cast iron as a material wouldn't survive the blast as it would be stripped from the walls in what rocket scientists call "engine rich exhaust."
    1
  18891. It goes off the subject of the video
    1
  18892. @alanmiller5018  the algorithm can't differentiate between similar videos and real scams
    1
  18893. @zbk343  shut up
    1
  18894. @FilterChain  how much did you lose?
    1
  18895. Let's put it this way: Most exotic investment platforms are not scams, they're just schemes to trick people into paying higher fees. Investing services heavily favors economies of scale, so unless they're Robinhood promoting Vanguard funds they can bug off.
    1
  18896. People like lying about public trust
    1
  18897. Credit Swiss also lost money
    1
  18898. That's a preacher's job.
    1
  18899.  @MsCrissy000  not yours
    1
  18900. Which pagans?
    1
  18901. Literally only China
    1
  18902.  @DeadNoob451  Not low enough to collapse the country. There's a number of trends going on but everything is extreme in China
    1
  18903. You're no different
    1
  18904. No one controls the land
    1
  18905. You really believe that or you jealous of her money?
    1
  18906. Even if that were true, you have no way of knowing it
    1
  18907. It's not just the government, but fools. Building is one of the few ways to get rich without government connections, meaning the space is loaded with greedy bastards and excessive leverage
    1
  18908. Even that would lead to a lawsuit
    1
  18909. What war?
    1
  18910. Instead of, you know, calling the police on the other guy
    1
  18911. Same story, different year.
    1
  18912.  @suicideistheanswer369  also before that with the Russia Civil War. Poland split with Moscow and took chunks of territory.
    1
  18913. The idea was to observe the effects. What you recommend wouldn't have worked and wouldn't have been safer since the effect would be spread over a much larger area.
    1
  18914. Get an MRLS and delete the whole grid square.
    1
  18915. Blackrock will lend to whomever can pay.
    1
  18916. Duh.
    1
  18917.  @yvechapman9342  you knew what I meant, pendejo
    1
  18918. Are you advocating razing Belfast to the ground?
    1
  18919. And water would be nicer if it didn't flow downhill unless asked. Shut up, pendejo.
    1
  18920. Shootouts usually are
    1
  18921. That allowed German Jews to leave, most of whom were fleeing persecution. The Nazis did care where they went and they were also trying to increase exports. Also that was in 1933 when not even the Nazis knew they'd commit genocide. The argument at the Zionist conferences was that the deal weakened existing boycotts on Nazi German goods.
    1
  18922. "No longer relevant" is meaningless jargon. Tank armor hasn't gotten any thick in the past 50 years
    1
  18923. ​ @TheTrueAdept manpads aren't as effective in real life as they are in Call of Duty, kid
    1
  18924. @TheTrueAdept  body counts are bit irrelevant since we live in one of the most boring eras of human history. The Rook aka Frogfoot is a real good plane built for lengevity and reliability, but doesn't have near the weapons payload of the A-10. And its operation history is long and diverse but it simply does not have a "massive body count" as they are mostly used in small numbers.
    1
  18925. What was the reason given?
    1
  18926. 0:45 To that guy I say there was one case where Tesla's batteries burst into flames, but that was because it was a newly invented battery that not even science fully understood yet and not due to poor build quality.
    1
  18927. When he lacks the courage to commit rape. Same guys commit both crimes
    1
  18928. Shut up about unaffordable houses. We all know you're bullshitting
    1
  18929.  @abigaildyer04  Much of VICE's audience is American. Vice also does flaimbait editorials.
    1
  18930. ​@jimgraham6722 IDK how those rankings work but I guarantee they are wholly fraudulent. Simply a reflection of which politicians a fake professor likes more
    1
  18931. Dude, you don't have to be a billionaire to be an arrogant con.
    1
  18932. They literally didn't, on account that the church was introduced to Greece and Italy by the Apostles Peter, Paul, John, and I forget which others. The church reached Ethiopia around the same time via a single Ethiopian dignitary who converted early on.
    1
  18933.  @JoeyJoJoJrShabbado  Almost. The church wasn't of significant size before then, but according to Luke there was one Ethiopian who converted when he traveled to Judea. No idea what happened to him.
    1
  18934.  @antmikedavis  The church reached Rome before it reached Armenia on account that Peter went there.
    1
  18935. Albanian? Albania is one of Belgrades big enemies, and these are all sycophants.
    1
  18936. Not even CinemaSins caught that he was firing blanks. That's awesome!
    1
  18937. Liars get scalped, gong fei
    1
  18938. Bankers didn't force them to take loans.
    1
  18939.  @phillyphil1513  that never happened
    1
  18940. I did. They have about a half dozen useless technical indicators to choose from and simple if/then dropdown programming menus.
    1
  18941. Real estate value increase isn't guaranteed
    1
  18942. Equating the US BLM to anything you'll see in Africa is so preposterous as to demonstrate willful incompetence.
    1
  18943. Nothing. It's connected to growing cities with the particulars varying between localities. I hear that in many parts of England, historic homes are prestige items so certain really old neighborhoods trade for absurd prices.
    1
  18944. Pay up, you bum @Brainiac5 
    1
  18945. No one read that
    1
  18946. If they didn't, they wouldn't be on this channel
    1
  18947. Shut up. Get drafted
    1
  18948. *stings
    1
  18949. People have always been like this. And yes, there's a lot of terror in the ME, often over the smallest of things.
    1
  18950. ​ @swordmaster2k1 stealth itself is expensive to maintain, dumdum.
    1
  18951. You clearly feel inadequate
    1
  18952. Settled out of court and they met each other halfway
    1
  18953. He was probably running from a stolen vehicle
    1
  18954. The only charities that give away most of their funds are affiliated with churches in developed countries, and even then they have to pay the preachers and people abuse that trust to steal the money. At one little church I saw, the treasurer was a gas station manager and she used church money to pay her husband's gambling debts.
    1
  18955. Hardeehar.
    1
  18956. ​ @TheRenofox Russia has never had population controls. Romania did
    1
  18957. Only thieves think hou need to steal to become rich
    1
  18958. But Fukushima was only possible because the reactor was underwater
    1
  18959. The get all their money from extorting foreign drillers/miners. You buy the products of those companies
    1
  18960. You don't know the meaning of the word.
    1
  18961. They do random drug tests. Lots of them. But they aren't random and this lady was a diversity hire. They don't last long but there's enough of them you get crazy stuff hiding in plain sight
    1
  18962. You'll notice everyone on the internet licensed to give advice... Don't give advice.
    1
  18963. Wut?
    1
  18964.  @aightm8  I did, but it changes nothing and what you really said is actually worse since it isn't illegal to sell rubles and that wouldn't prop up the price (money ain't stocks).
    1
  18965. Good. It's still a crime until the law is passed. Although I did read the LA DA wants to expunge all weed arrest records.
    1
  18966. TIK doesn't do politics.
    1
  18967. They intentionally didn't do that
    1
  18968. You put "the Fed" in the title. Thus you'll get permabear stock fraudsters in the comments calling you a liar.
    1
  18969. Always is... These guys treat annoying people as a full time job.
    1
  18970. Found the shoplifter
    1
  18971. Cold War is back on, but even so back in the day arms races made a lot of waste too.
    1
  18972. You know the war has stalled when both sides have run out of crimes to accuse the other fool of.
    1
  18973. There's a rumor that high winds knocked over a power line
    1
  18974. Proponents of both sides will both say the matter is already settled
    1
  18975. This mortar says "Screw everyone in your general direction!"
    1
  18976. Shut up, BBC
    1
  18977. +150 stores makes them a big regional chain.
    1
  18978. The Iranians don't, but someone else might and throwing his name around gets an audience in his home country.
    1
  18979. Yeah, the history channel doesn't do history anymore but there's "amateurs" on YouTube making better stuff than they ever did
    1
  18980. Ponzi schemer. These guys just put off actually robbing their friends for as long as possible
    1
  18981.  @samricher  If you beleived that what the fuck are you doing on this channel?
    1
  18982. Vhut?
    1
  18983. That's sarcasm, right?
    1
  18984.  @sebxiou-lfsy  if you were a cop you could do that. Legally, that which justified one bullet will justify a mag dump as both are deadly, and "brutal handcuffing" is just as silly as it sounds in the context of a deadly incident.
    1
  18985. Found the fraudster
    1
  18986. No airplane mechanic makes that much. Source: Am the son of airplane mechanic.
    1
  18987. Not near this bad, and if you say otherwise you're demonstrating castration worthy incompetence.
    1
  18988.  @bobbyschannel349  No you fucking can't. And even if you could, LA is literally the worst city in the US in terms of homelessness. It's like comparing the worst grade of a star student to the best grade of an idiot.
    1
  18989. @jose lopez  we all know American homeless are largely addicts, the insane, and bums but that sort of highlights how this is not the norm. The town where I'm from has never had a homeless person
    1
  18990. We don't care
    1
  18991. Easy come, easy go.
    1
  18992. Shut up, al-Thani.
    1
  18993. There's always going to be some new racket in China. One day it's lockdowns, the next it's coffins.
    1
  18994. Shut up
    1
  18995. Wrong buzzword
    1
  18996.  @vegamoonlight  put that back up your butt where you got it
    1
  18997.  @CJ-fs1zr  shut up
    1
  18998. Allegedly he punched a pregnant lady. It's in the description.
    1
  18999.  @doomsday1273  he got. What he friggin deserved.
    1
  19000.  @doomsday1273  sure as hell ain't you, punk.
    1
  19001. No, it's that politics have nothing to do with the economy. You ever notice the Fed is an independent entity for the exact reason so idiots who got elected CAN'T mess with it?
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  19002. If you really believed that what are you doing here?
    1
  19003. India is also loaded with scams.
    1
  19004. Hamilton covered this topic better years ago. This idiot keeps trying to play politics and does little original reporting.
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  19005. These migrants aren't those migrants. And the US deports enough illegals to fill Wichita every year.
    1
  19006. Shut up
    1
  19007. You lose
    1
  19008. ​ @pyrofful that literally doesn't happen outside trashy towns in Appalachia
    1
  19009. @douglascounts4634  no, no one ever said that
    1
  19010.  @douglascounts4634  liar
    1
  19011. Not really. All the big firms have left due to thieves, arbitrary fines, warzones, and lack of skilled labor.
    1
  19012. And price discovery. The trouble is trading is the fastest way to make money that isn't illegal, so we have WAY more active traders than we need.
    1
  19013. The ceiling, the sky, and inflation...
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  19014. The US government is in no way connected to Silicon Valley. European firms are just far less R&D heavy than American firms. R&D does not exist in China. They're all counterfeits and ponzi schemes.
    1
  19015. He was caught and arrested later.
    1
  19016. Yeah, blood loss will make the heart stop. Gotta keep it beating.
    1
  19017.  @TamerRashdan  you don't know the meaning of the word
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  19018.  @TamerRashdan  liar
    1
  19019.  @TamerRashdan  liar
    1
  19020. Lose the bull. He's a recluse
    1
  19021. ​ @kayaguvendi  but said fuel would be "dirtier" according to many people.
    1
  19022. How?
    1
  19023.  @weedmanwestvancouverbc9266  That was just an illustration I pulled out my butt
    1
  19024. Everyone's gangster in Argentina
    1
  19025. Dude, what you said isn't incompatible with these reactors
    1
  19026. Vhut?
    1
  19027. Like... You?
    1
  19028. ​@harm991 it was a decent idea to make cars cheaper by removing costs but there's a reason car dealers are local
    1
  19029. Don't advocate crime on a moderated website.
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  19030. Do you have a death wish?
    1
  19031. It makes them feel powerful. Most people who steal are not in it to make money, but they get a thrill out of the act of taking.
    1
  19032. Get a job, hippy
    1
  19033. Satoshi might agree
    1
  19034. Shut up. Find a new stock.
    1
  19035.  @Drod11z  you're not getting it. Period. Your chances aew better buying lottery tickers.
    1
  19036.  @Drod11z  according the SEC investigation in the matter the squeeze was only a minor problem. The main spikes were caused by a liquidity crisis.
    1
  19037.  @Drod11z  you don't even know what the SEC is, do you?
    1
  19038.  @Drod11z  that's a no. Shut up and head to the Plain Bagel channel to learn stocks.
    1
  19039. It's what happens when you give brain damaged cousin fckrs a ton of cash.
    1
  19040. I read this, in bed, without PANTS
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  19041. A lot of tech seems simple after someone invents it. Kinda like how illusions or puzzles seem simple to those who already know the trick.
    1
  19042. If there's collateral and the price is right.......
    1
  19043. Were you sent to a psych ward?
    1
  19044. They invaded because fish found food there. End of story
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  19045. Not necessarily difficult, but long and tedious. Most Federal agencies have months of backlog, sometimes worse. The process is convoluted and little is explained.
    1
  19046. Vhut?
    1
  19047. This id10t thinks televangelists are all heretics
    1
  19048. Power too. Although you'd be surprised how often the two go together in that part of the world
    1
  19049. If you're so tough, then quit talking trash and go punch one.
    1
  19050. Shut up
    1
  19051. That's what you suppose to be true, not what you know for a fact.
    1
  19052.  @bbt305  do you think I'm someone else? I can't be "wrong again" in a single comment. And again, I'd have to check to see it is true. Also note the video said "sharpest" decline, referring to how in the week after 9/11 no one wanted to fly at all even for essential travel. The few people that did simply had no other way of getting home. The Covid Panic, by comparison, was less extreme but lasted months.
    1
  19053.  @bbt305  just because it's the internet doesn't mean you need to berate everyone. And again, you seem to think I'm someone else.
    1
  19054. To your sick mind maybe. And no, in the description it says this guy was brandishing that weapon threatening people. We'll let the bosses decide what to do about this incident
    1
  19055. That was years ago
    1
  19056. Just ignore market conditions. Nothing you see in clickbait headlines matters
    1
  19057. Liar.
    1
  19058. "You feeling lucky? Ducky?"
    1
  19059. Don't pretend you could have done better
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  19060.  @judgemanny9316  I sure as hell ain't
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  19061. Being a landlord is a lot of work. In fact, if you owned enough houses that you didn't need a regular job, you would be putting in 40 hours a week managing the houses. And since most people don't stay in one place for more than a decade.... @Redactedlllllllllllll 
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  19062.  @Redactedlllllllllllll  Shelter is like food. You must pay for it one way or another
    1
  19063. Serious test? Try business as usual.
    1
  19064. All of Africa, then?
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  19065.  @nicosodisa758  Don't you have a guard dog to poison?
    1
  19066.  @nanoobis  says who? All it takes is a small color revolution
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  19067. @Shock Cat  except Roman Britain fell apart because it was depopulated. In one town the remaining residents all lived in what once was the town's bath house and the thousands of other buildings were abandoned. Education and earnings per capita stayed the same thoughout.
    1
  19068. It's a ponzi scheme. If it's not closing today, it'll just close a different day
    1
  19069. ​ @Mrwaffleandmilk relevance?
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  19070. It's all over
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  19071.  @JoeDoorVal  I'd have to check each one, but the only states I'm aware of with super strict weapons laws are france britain and the Netherlands. The EU is stereotyped as liberal but overall they're not more liberal than the US. In fact, they go to greater extremes in both directions. France has the longest running gay pride parade, while Poland has LGBQ free zones.
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  19072. And who will buy either? Drivers will want to have chargers installed before they buy, and there's no money in building chargers until there's EV on the road. All the while all the gas networks are already there.
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  19073. The medical examiner said it was a history of meth abuse plus a heart disease. The man was certainly strong, but his willpower outweighed his heart's capicity.
    1
  19074. Do we know why?
    1
  19075.  @GlobalAdventurer  do you suppose that to be true or do we know this for a fact?
    1
  19076.  @GlobalAdventurer  you mind answering the question?
    1
  19077. US banks are the most regulated institutions in the world, dumdum. And that's not what the Federal reserve is for
    1
  19078.  @XCodes  who was that gangbanger actor/stuntman who said once he started being the star he stopped doing stunts because he didn't want to risk 50 people's job just to prove he's tough? A stunt man is expendable by definition, although that doesn't absolve anyone from the weird stuff that happens.
    1
  19079. Especially oil drilling
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  19080. Is that a weird joke or do you have a death wish?
    1
  19081.  @niburu1508  don't you have a synagogue to vandalize?
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  19082. With sufficient impartiality you can research any topic without passing moral judgments.
    1
  19083. You mind making sense?
    1
  19084. Watch the video. The two banks are working against each other
    1
  19085. Lose the sycophancy and go fighy
    1
  19086.  @Asiyah2000  shut up
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  19087.  @citizenofsuperpowerindia4453  like you'd even know where those places are.....
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  19088.  @Asiyah2000  shut up
    1
  19089.  @bureaucratbayonet  but this is an anarchy server.
    1
  19090. ARK Invest is just another team of autists. Nothing more.
    1
  19091. You can employ the same investment methods as hedge funds, you just can't do it with other people's money.
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  19092. Not if you know anything. You can simply use them as a means to borrow money to invest, or you can use them as an insurance policy, or you can play the house to gamblers and sell options.
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  19093.  @giovanne2143  this is Brazil. Not the US.
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  19094.  @giovanne2143  You'd be surprised how many Americans will say that, though
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  19095.  @cont7628  I know. We throw around the word unconstitutional a lot and I frankly have no idea what Brazil's is like
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  19096.  @mainkilla  I wish
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  19097.  @thedoc225ify  maybe he is.
    1
  19098. You could do whole episodes on rumored gang wars in Mexico to be confirmed with mass graves...
    1
  19099. This part of the world has always been loaded with pirates
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  19100.  @TargetsAppear  I don't care. There's independent investigators that have more info than you and their recommendations are the only one that counts. In my equally garbage opinion I would say this cop is probably in trouble, though.
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  19101. No we aren't. Now shut up.
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  19102. A curious remark since the EU refused to give the loan as they didn't think the investment would pay off. China, however, is one big ponzi scheme
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  19103. It's depleted to the point where you won't suffer from radiation, you'll suffer from how it spontaneously catches fire.
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  19104. Not exactly. There's a chance the company breaks up and their assembly lines get bought out.
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  19105. Patriotism is a myth, especially in Japan where the Army and Navy were as hostile as the Soviets and Americans
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  19106. That's also a notoriously expensive city
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  19107. It's called a ponzi scheme and it's not necessarily illegal
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  19108. Chinese banks don't even market stocks as investments, they call them consumer products and are equated with lottery tickets
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  19109.  @roadrunner6224  Lying isn't necessary in this instance
    1
  19110. You mind lending me that crystal ball when you're done with it?
    1
  19111. These Faze clan guys were originally competitive CS:GO players, IIRC. If you don't play the game, you're unlikely to have heard of them,
    1
  19112. Vhut?
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  19113. Shut up. Get drafted
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  19114. Don't you have a math test to fail, kiddo?
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  19115. He didn't exactly commit a crime, he committed market sins.
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  19116. These bubbles are more connected to growing cities than particular countries. Where I live has never had a housing bubble, ever. Although the cement plant was closed for a time due to the 2008 crash killing demand for building materials
    1
  19117. That guy in the beginning asked who had the bright idea "Let's smoke a scorpion!" Yeah, it was probably some addict experiencing withdrawal and tried anything to numb it away.
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  19118. @Second Take  I mean I don't have special characters on this keyboard
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  19119.  @nickthompson1812  Not without potential billion dollar fines.
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  19120. Use? They? Vox is an independent company and the countries that own those other channels aren't boycotting anything. You're not making sense.
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  19121. You were just as involve in 2008 as everyone else
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  19122. Uh... No, that makes no sense. There is no chance the FTC comes after him.
    1
  19123.  @TheZakkair  they're losing money
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  19124. Shut up
    1
  19125.  @cloudbasenirvana  shut up
    1
  19126.  @cloudbasenirvana  shut up
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  19127. They weren't involved
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  19128. Why the antagonism? There's over 10,000 hedge funds in the US alone and they each have gimmick and unique managers.
    1
  19129. That's standard
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  19130. There's likely some overlap between those two groups. Like how Andrew Tate fans and Alex Jones fans are literally the same guys, a lot of which were found to be gangsters and jew haters too
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  19131. Russian military hardware gets blown out of proportion by the yellow press on both sides and the engineers can only facepalm.
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  19132. Revolutionaries tend to give themselves officious names, gangs name themselves after their real or imagined turf. They are largely identical otherwise
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  19133. Only if you're a liar
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  19134. VICE is. Right now. A lot of their reporters would rather cover flaimbait topics, thiugh
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  19135. Not necessarily
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  19136. @catriona_drummond  except Uber never had a monopoly and currently runs on razor thin margins. Ever heard of Lyft?
    1
  19137. @catriona_drummond  put that back up your butt where you got it. They're still going good. You seem to think economics is a battle for dominance, which is why you will never succeed at business
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  19138. @catriona_drummond  you know oddly random facts but ignore basic facts, which makes me think you are lying and not simply ignorant. Clearly oil giants are not cash burn compsnies like unicorns, crypto, and tech startups.
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  19139. Shut up
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  19140. All these redundant tests... Who wants to bet most of the samples expire before they even get to the lab?
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  19141. Yes, but they want to impress people in real life too. They'll put tea in old Starbucks coffee cups because they look up to American brands.
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  19142. Don't be ridiculous. We ain't degenerate scammers.
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  19143.  @ВладимирТрњаковић  to be frank you seem like the type of fraud that pretends to be a Kremlin insider just so you can troll other Russians.
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  19144. No they're not
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  19145. Guys, this almost certainly wasn't a spree killing. This part of Tulsa has a lot of gangs.
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  19146.  @louCanitz  not a surprise. Voice of experience, these guys generate considerable drama over small matters, especially when money is involved regardless of the amount.
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  19147. Shut up
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  19148. Nah, most of these idiots and Hindis and Muslims that praise anyone that give white people trouble.
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  19149. Vhut?
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  19150. Feudalism itself is a meaningless term
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  19151. I think Rockefeller had that same problem
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  19152. When Arabs and Turks blame the war, the real answer is incompetence and apathy.
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  19153. Liar
    1
  19154. Don't make felony allegations lightly. We don't know what they did and did not see
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  19155. Vhut?
    1
  19156. Why? You have a death wish?
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  19157.  feng dfd  Cost of assembly is only a small part of the cost of an iPhone
    1
  19158. They generally don't get bailed out. But sometimes the fall of a company causes suffering around them.
    1
  19159. Except they wanted to believe it was unreasonably effective. Like the suicide lances their infantry used, it was just an anti-tank mine on a stick that gave a simple man a chance at taking out a tank. Funny story, the Germans had a similar idea, but used two slight improvements: A fuse and a magnet
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  19160. Lying isn't necessary here
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  19161. Alex Jones is still on the loose. You thinking of raiding his studio?
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  19162.  @TheZachary86  that'd take our entire lifetimes, dude.
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  19163.  @TheZachary86  you wish. But no, energy is a "long cycle" industry. A powerplant is a massive investment that will last indefinitely with periodic overhauls. Coal and gas plants have gone offline one by one for decades upon decades but we're deluding ourselves that new plants are like new cellphones.
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  19164.  @TheZachary86  let's have a comparison: How long you think is the minimum time it'll take to go 95% EV?
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  19165. @notmyname9625  that's simply not supported by reality. Even if it were true, connecting grids increases transfer losses. And the continental US only has three grids that are partially connected.
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  19166. It doesn't take an engineer to see the airframe is a copy.
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  19167. It's how you know it's bullshit
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  19168.  @bjchit  Read the description. He was reported as a prowler. If you have a problem with that, I'm going to laugh when you become this channel's next guest star
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  19169. @bjchit  it says he wasn't breaking any laws. Still doesn't mean he can fight cops, and if you're going to insist otherwise I will mock your bleeding face when it shows up on the news.
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  19170.  @javierperez2632  Splitting hairs won't stop you from becoming a pork roast.
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  19171.  @ingamingpc1634  Dude, he tried to fight off a cop. Did you miss the part where the government has all the power in the world? If the requisite authority says "Come," you come.
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  19172. FTX is just the largest. All the firms mentioned in the video have been charged with fraud.
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  19173. VW is profitable while Rivian never intend to be
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  19174. This idiot can't help playing American politics with Columbian gangsters......
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  19175. China has a habit of chasing the symptoms of wealth/power with no regard to the reality of it.
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  19176. It'd be dismissed under anti-SLAAP laws
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  19177. Unless it's your family firm, obviously
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  19178. @sqeeye3102  there isn't mass non-compliance with gun laws, goofball. And Sinaloa used straw punchasers to get burner phones. Heck, while in hiding El Chapo relied on his secretary to fetch lunch for him. Everything is more complicated when you're an outlaw.
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  19179. @RedSunFX  There's good pay and lots of equipment to do work like that in civilized countries
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  19180. Silicon Valley works on the same economics as Hollywood because all the winners of the ponzi schemes must befriend each other to keep it going. I wish I was kidding.
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  19181. There are hundreds of Nio style Ponzi schemes in China, at least one of which is connected to President Xi himself and run by his British son-in-law.
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  19182. Quit harassing cops and go fight, kiddos
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  19183. Found the thief.
    1
  19184. It's in Russian
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  19185. Doesn't matter which fool is in office. Sometimes to get a warrant for a major arrest our President has to call their President.
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  19186. Is that really how it started or is that a joke?
    1
  19187. Lying isn't necessary in this instance.
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  19188. No. Now shut up
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  19189. Shut up
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  19190. @semechkiforputin6920  It's Brazil. They aren't charging him with the crimes they can prove they are chatging him because they don't like him. The fact is every Brazilian President receives large amounts of unsolicited gifts from "concerned citizens." There is also so much garden variety crime that judiciaries have to be selective to what they investigate fully. Usually only personal rivals, political opponents, and small fry who can't retaliate are charged. Welcome to the turdworld.
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  19191.  @themanmachine125  it's Brazil. Everyone is dirty
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  19192. That's not called for, she really believes what she says.
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  19193. Scam somewhere else
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  19194.  @venusrise  Don't you have a court date or something, freak show?
    1
  19195. That's simply not the case here. Look up Hamiton's coverage of the same topic
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  19196. ​@slappy8941 shut up, neckbeard
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  19197. Come on, there was never any guarantee this guy specifically was honest
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  19198. China's EVs are just a Ponzi scheme. Who cares if they lose money on it.
    1
  19199. The Lebanese government is defunct
    1
  19200. There's worse.
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  19201. USA Today, yes. Kanye West, no.
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  19202. Except one is baseless libel spread by greedy bastards
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  19203. eBay just stinks. It's loaded with scammers and fake auctions. The latter coming from how the seller can back off if they don't like the winning bid. I use Amazon because I don't know any other trusted site, although beware fake reviews.
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  19204.  @mrgermanvono35  This goon thinks cows drinking water will kill a rainforest....
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  19205.  @sunshine3914  The hormones you're talking about are bull, they ruin the meat. And they're not fed grain, they're fed the inedible part of the wheat plant along with the same from corn and the waste products from human food factories. Why? Because it's cheap and plentiful, although there is a lot of hay that is grown specifically to feed to cows and horses (hay is just long grass). These days cows eat more corn silage than before, because we grow a lot of corn in order to make ethanol and there's a lot of leftovers from that process which is good for cows. That's the perk of being an herbivore; The whole world around a cow is food. Cows eat what we can't, and then we eat the cow.
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  19206.  @satori4183  that's cartoonishly absurd. We've been farming cows since before the pyramids were built. So shut your trap before you get passed off for pork at the grocery, smoothbrain.
    1
  19207.  @Detson404  there's literally no difference. They're fed hay (dry grass) and whatever silage (I.E. the inedible stocks of corn and wheat) and food waste we have on hand. Cow eat silage, we eat cow. Funny how turning a profit involves peak efficiency.
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  19208.  @godzillamothra5983  when did I say anything about myself? The point was the rules and expectations are completely different in modern China than anywhere else in the world or history. Not even China a century ago has much in common with Communist China.
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  19209.  @godzillamothra5983  who said anyone outside China was? Fact of the matter is often the excuse Chinese investors give for their excessive risk is that Beijing will bail them out, especially when you're talking large and/or state owned ventures. This belief is reinforced by Beijing maintaining the illusion they control the economy. As for the average foreign chump, they really can't be expected to know better. Besides, in the US the Fed always says don't expect bailouts but often does so anyway.
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  19210.  @godzillamothra5983  again, I said nothing of my opinions. You seem to think you're in foreign and hostile territory for some reason.
    1
  19211. Look, this fool seems to think dogs are cuddly machines and not tamed wolves.
    1
  19212. Deadbeat college dropout detected
    1
  19213. That would require a tame spider
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  19214.  @miniaturejayhawk8702  shut up
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  19215. Lose the backseat copping, coward.
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  19216. I bought SARK months ago. It avoids the infinite downside of shorting and the brutal expiratation dates of puts, so it was well worth the managment fee.
    1
  19217. You lose.
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  19218. So?
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  19219. Yes, SOMEONE did. That someone is indeally a computer or insider with better access to information and the superior returns are usually only enough to give the market maker a fair sallary for hours put in. But that's a perfect world, in the real world greed drives speculation and thus a lot of the people doing this are effectively donating money to the market, meaning while these guys SHOULD get a small superior return, most of them do not.
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  19220. Same concept as the AC-130. It's a cheap way to get a big gun in the air.
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  19221.  @jesusofnazareth3507  government lives off taxes, dumdum.
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  19222. @rishavkedia4501  that's called the turdworld.
    1
  19223. Do you have a death wish?
    1
  19224. Yer full of it too.
    1
  19225. ​@boomguy12345 he's referring to Michael Burry who is not called a rogue trader
    1
  19226. Science never had integrity. The snake oil scams just larger as academia did and became more frequent as we subsidized research
    1
  19227.  @ismo9529  who cares about that?
    1
  19228. They are bidding against their own customer who can just build this themselves, it's just cheaper to modify a Boeing
    1
  19229. @neilkurzman4907  they own some factories and have suppliers with components. YES,
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  19230. That's for the bosses to ask, and you to shut up about
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  19231. If you believed that you wouldn't be here. So get back to work, slacker.
    1
  19232. @jlvandat69  shut up
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  19233.  @seattlegrrlie  And some others
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  19234. That isn't the case
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  19235. They will work because China is incapable of running a lithography machine anyway.
    1
  19236. Russian engineering is first rate, if limited in number of projects
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  19237.  @gibbyg2001  strange sentiment since Russian cars are pretty good. They handle poor roads well and outlive the owner.
    1
  19238.  @gibbyg2001  a bot would've be able to creatively retort to your specific misconceptions. There's nothing outrageous presented here, just the assertion that man for man Russia science isn't better or worse than other developed nations
    1
  19239. Lying isn't necessary in this instance. Argentina had hyperinflation when he was elected, and he was elected on a platform of tearing up state-run enterprises. Inflation is down, but still really high and everyone spends their cash immediately or converts it to dollars.
    1
  19240. That's unfair. There wasn't so much ads when everyone used it (economies of scale).
    1
  19241.  @dynamitesoldier2848  yeah. Their days of burning cash to get more an more subscribers are over
    1
  19242. If they were Egyptian puppets they'd give up their land claims and gripes about the Aswan High Dam. Any more baseless hate speach?
    1
  19243.  @asnakeshewaseyasib2284  you ain't Pharaoh. You speaking does not make it so, even if you're narcissism can't comprehend that.
    1
  19244.  @hajiramadhanihaji355  don't you have a forced marriage to enforce, or something? Bug off.
    1
  19245. In what? Market efficiency?
    1
  19246. To be fair, when reg compliance takes years it's a surprise more commanders don't straight up ignore them
    1
  19247. @johnmcdonnell81  liar. These days it's simply so expensive to run for office. Last election season alone over a quarter billion was spent by all presidential candidates, almost all of which was a total loss as they didn't even pass primaries.
    1
  19248. @MM22966  it's called being leveraged to ther tits. The candidate promises to pass certain laws, and rich quasi-investors add money to the campaign.
    1
  19249. Since the stock market got democratized, obviously a new market had to be created exclusively for rich chumps.
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  19250. The two are not related
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  19251. @toby2581  ideologies don't exist. And attitudes towards suicides are often cultural. For instance, Bushido is gone now from Japan but they still have some of the highest suicide rates in the world and even have a small forest where people go to die. The deciding factor is family factors where suicide is normalized as a natural cause of death. The idea of dumb obedience is another matter. You'll find where obedience is idolized, mass disobedience is common.
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  19252. People demanding you go all in on ANYTHING is sus.
    1
  19253. Vhut?
    1
  19254. Shut up
    1
  19255. Not Botswana at this time
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  19256.  @jamessilabo9713  lose the sycophancy. It's a nation of subsistence farmers/miners and banks are rare
    1
  19257. Luxury living, YouTuber promotes, Superbowl ads, charity, campaign donations. All those billions were paper value, actual customer deposits were far less.
    1
  19258. Do you have a death wish?
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  19259. They've had a weird state with both inflation and deflation. Inflation because the central bank was found to be stealing money by double printing serial numbers, deflation because banking collapse. However, before this there were insane cost of live skews where a studio apartment could cost under 20 bucks in a farmtown and 800 bucks in a major city.
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  19260. Patents aren't internet data.
    1
  19261. @TooLateForIeago  come on. They committed the crime by accident, that doesn't mean they won't legal jujitsu their way out of trouble.
    1
  19262. @TooLateForIeago  lose the hyperbole, we all heard the story
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  19263. @g6ter1  that kind of libel can get you sued
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  19264. @MrJermson  not exactly. What you mean is "low entry barrier "
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  19265.  @araara4746  we do whatever we want
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  19266. Dude, did you miss the part it 23000 lightyears away?
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  19267. They do, but it's hardly impartial or honest and he's wanted for crimes in the US because he worked with cocaine traffickers.
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  19268. No one cares
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  19269. You mean the synthetic CDOs? That was only a small part of it.
    1
  19270. Only the suspect got shot, freak show.
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  19271.  @Great_Lakes_Discus  You auditioning to be this channel's next guest star?
    1
  19272.  @Great_Lakes_Discus  That won't matter when you're bleeding from your crotch.
    1
  19273. Green energy sales seem to slump everywhere. Several big factories closed, including one in Kansas that made nacelles for wind turbines
    1
  19274. There's worse
    1
  19275. Because it's overpriced, oversalted, refried beans.
    1
  19276. Shut up, coward
    1
  19277. Bukele is just as dirty as the rest of them
    1
  19278. Shut up
    1
  19279. He misspoke
    1
  19280. Shut up
    1
  19281. That's silly. Not even Moscow knew there'd be a war until the day it started, and the idea any global event is manufactured demonstrates castration worthy dishonesty
    1
  19282. Please leave copping to people who know basic facts about copping. Especially since you clearly don't know about use of force incidents outside the US.
    1
  19283. CZ will be arrested again. I guarantee he has learned nothing
    1
  19284. Something tells me she's got a tough girl attitude in the break room and that guys are really into her, though
    1
  19285. @Reese8531  not necessarily that much, but they'll definitely owe the hospital bill and more
    1
  19286. @lkae4  lying isn't necessary. He knew she wasn't a real threat
    1
  19287. Fraud requires actual lies. Speculating on unknowable topics legally doesn't count.
    1
  19288. Most of the degrees are fake and even if they weren't there's more grads than jobs needing any kind of degree.
    1
  19289. Shut up and get drafted, chump.
    1
  19290.  @aspiritagodafaceaname545  They crashed the market in order to fix it.
    1
  19291.  @ahndeux  This is why most countries have censorship laws. SHUT UP!
    1
  19292. Go away gong fei
    1
  19293. Reporters like to harbor delusions that A) They're sacrosanct and B) They singlehandedly control public opinion.
    1
  19294. He has. The Feds and extraditions move at a snail's pace
    1
  19295. I'm sure InfoWars wouldn't survive a tax audit either
    1
  19296. Go away
    1
  19297. Not if you know anything
    1
  19298. Unfortunately it is literally all the gains are for a lot of these goons
    1
  19299. The Russian claim went all the way down to California, but they only settled as far as Baranof Island, forming the Alaskan panhandle
    1
  19300. It's a bit irrelevant since everyone knows rank = better pay.
    1
  19301. Except these guys aren't liars.
    1
  19302. This channel is full of Arabs and western neo-Nazis that indiscriminately praise anyone who makes Americans angry.
    1
  19303. There was an armed standoff in Monoco over just that.
    1
  19304. Found the wife beater
    1
  19305. Shut up
    1
  19306. Because someone poisoned the tap water.
    1
  19307.  @youtubehatestruthtellers8065  There was also embezzlement involved.
    1
  19308. Getting scammed is not a crime
    1
  19309. Like you could do better.
    1
  19310.  @pkdude5334  Exactly. Now let's draft you, I say.
    1
  19311. How so?
    1
  19312. The thing about water is you only have enough when there's no problem throwing lots of it away.
    1
  19313. Hey look, I found our next guest star!
    1
  19314. Some people will still blame the officer...
    1
  19315. That's silly
    1
  19316. Screw that guy.
    1
  19317. Evergande was a private enterprise.
    1
  19318.  @clocktower1164  you say that but you don't mean it.
    1
  19319. [Laughs is Lichtensteiner]
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  19320. It's all BS, with ideologies contorted to suit whatever war they're fighting at the moment.
    1
  19321.  @Kokachiii-r1b  India was poorer in the 15th century, pendejo.
    1
  19322. It was published today.
    1
  19323. Lots of people still buy Apple. They don't line up to trade in their phones every year like they use to buy still.
    1
  19324. @Creamix  Chinese people buy almost exclusively knockoff brands, often without realizing it because these goons even copy the look of the Apple stores. And China could hardly afford the knockoffs when times were good. Statistically speaking, Americans are the biggest per capita consumer of Apple products (phones, tablets, laptops, desktops).
    1
  19325. That's absurd. This is the least of the depravities of the Bantus, while your cushy first world butt will lose your mind over a matter of a couple arsonists.
    1
  19326. BRICS is already defunct
    1
  19327. To be fair, a lot of these protestors have been harassing the authorities for years and are throwing molotovs and bricks and are threatening their families.
    1
  19328. Lying about the economy does nothing for no one
    1
  19329. I'd question whether or not a anchor should break one of those pipes, but I'm also sure no one on this thread has any clue on the subject.
    1
  19330.  @danlearned6199  if so, what are the odds it was a complete accident, like due to treacherous currents, or due to emergency dropping anchor? I'm not a sailor.
    1
  19331. This isn't a matter of paper hands. They're an investment bank, seeking risk free returns in complicated deals.
    1
  19332. Ireland's economy is England's economy. End of story.
    1
  19333. Shut up before you get doxxed
    1
  19334. Let's do things the old fashioned way and settle things with duels
    1
  19335. Liars get scalped
    1
  19336. Probably the other way around. Mr. Soros picked a lefty news agency.
    1
  19337. There's a lot of "bad" large caps. For instance, Boeing saw major mismanagement and faced huge fines, but a lot of investors not only refuse to look at Boeing but any ETF containing Boeing. But you must member, someone must have bought Boeing for under 80 bucks a share in 2020 when it had been north of 300 a year before, and made a tidy profit when all the hate and covid died down.
    1
  19338. A rare talent indeed
    1
  19339. Can FT reign in the editorials? Hasn't this been printed 10,000 times already?
    1
  19340. Why church leaders? Do they think charity leaders are rich? Because they sure aren't
    1
  19341.  @eddieherman4599  true, but still why? Witch doctors? Jihadis? Rival politicians? All the above? Welcome to Nigeria
    1
  19342. Don't be silly. The US is the richest nation in human history. We make in an hour what Chinese people make in a day
    1
  19343. Not necessarily, but at least some are ponzi schemers and others are money launderers
    1
  19344. Liar
    1
  19345. Liar @samakshkhan5233 
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  19346. Donut is trying to get ads, this channel doesn't bother
    1
  19347.  @Jerry-zx7rf  special meaning indiscriminately abused by egomaniacs?
    1
  19348. Taiwan chips were never cheap. They subsidized chip industries and the process needs a lot of water and Taiwan has that. Now it's just their specialty
    1
  19349. A lot of it isn't necessarily fraud, but pointless experments or new theories on old experiments dressed up with jargon
    1
  19350. Bushido.
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  19351. No. Someone poisoned the water
    1
  19352. I thought they weren't charging interest on loans to their own citizens
    1
  19353. Japan is weird.
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  19354. Those two companies aren't political. I'm not sure the execs even voted GOP.
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  19355.  @jimdog  I know. There's a limit on battery size so the whole thing stands. Imagine a road trip where spend 2/3 of it waiting for a charge.
    1
  19356.  @pieluver1234  same problem stands
    1
  19357. that's silly. This is a case where the country's leading banker is literally saying that he doesn't trust his own government to run any part of the economy, but does trust the US to keep the dollar stable.
    1
  19358. There are still teats for molten salt reactors with the theory that in the even of catastrophe failure the lava will only destroy the reactor, not the state.
    1
  19359. You wildly overestimate how many companies get out of Federal taxes. The only way to legally do so is to try blitzscaling, which is more likely to crash the company than bring it to the top.
    1
  19360.  @Cheeseatingjunglista  shut up
    1
  19361. What? @Crilltools 
    1
  19362. Do you have a death wish, kid? @chaosasitswirls6125 
    1
  19363. Monks punching each other still goes on in Jerusalem. The Church of the Holy Sepulcher is shared by 6 sects and each has veto power over all decisions. You can't even move a chair without getting permission from 6 men and Israeli police routinely arrests monks for fighting each other. Welcome to al-Quds.
    1
  19364. @volk779  There's no one group running the show. Everyone is dirty, figuratively and literal.
    1
  19365.  @volk779  Drug dealers don't discriminate in South Africa. Indigenous weed and khat have been popular since before the Dutch got there, but global trade has brought in heroine from Afghanistan and the Afrikaners learned how to make meth and the trade spread from there all over the country.
    1
  19366. I know. He's a liar @akashroy8151 
    1
  19367. No one subscribes for the political bullshit, VICE
    1
  19368. This idiot thinks headlines are more important than human lives
    1
  19369.  @anshuecon  the Ukraine war is fake. Both sides are posting videos of themselves shooting in the general direction of the enemy just to keep other people's war spirit up
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  19370. Politicizing science is proof of incompetence. So shut up
    1
  19371. You know she's a lefty, right?
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  19372. Contrary to popular belief, rich people/companies pay the bulk of taxes
    1
  19373. Don't be so sure
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  19374. @xXxSkyViperxXx  there were no humans in the Americas or the south pacific at that time.
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  19375. @xXxSkyViperxXx  yes, but it is highly unlikely YOU'RE from them with that username
    1
  19376.  @xXxSkyViperxXx  your native language and first world life
    1
  19377. No one cares. The animals can make due or make holes. This is mostly in a heavily populated area.
    1
  19378. Depends on the price per share but yeah, those are good picks
    1
  19379. The recession starts with 100% losses in said fund. I heard what they're investing in, and it's more like a state-run hedge fund investing at least partially based on political directives (this is called malinvestment). @willichtenstein7071 
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  19380. This is the civilized world. People are generally honest even if they do have a side racket going.
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  19381. That guy is Japan's Cathy Woods
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  19382. It isn't near that violent. It is that chaotic, though.
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  19383.  @TheImperatorKnight  I was referring to the repatriations. I won't give an opinion over anyone's actions during a prison riot (even if it shows just how ridiculous the situation had gotten).
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  19384. I don't encourage women to take tough jobs, but by her resume she may have had an urge to prove how tough she is. But since the whole thing was an ambush by a soldier, there wasn't really anything she could have done to prevent her own death.
    1
  19385. Quit using "accountibility" as a euphemism for "severe punishment."
    1
  19386. Bad example of loading tank shells, he slipped up that time.
    1
  19387. NASA is building the SLS, but it has been mismanaged and suffered from budget restrictions. It'll likely get a kick upwards if we stop working with the Russians in space.
    1
  19388. Found the wife beater
    1
  19389. @Unhomiee  that is only a small part of it. The decisive factor is it takes time for turdworld countries to import basic expertise and investments to set up something like this
    1
  19390. By the modern definition this test was at the edge of space.
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  19391. Speaking of dried meat, jerky was so common on the American frontier that it was a currency. Extremely nutrient dense, everyone eats it, and last forever
    1
  19392. Found the crypto scammer
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  19393. How? He literally had a citation for every sentence and didn't recommend anything.
    1
  19394. Shut up
    1
  19395. Good.
    1
  19396. First, no one is dumb enough to start a nuclear war. Second, weaponized EMPs are ONLY produced by nukes.
    1
  19397. Not if you know anything, hypocrite.
    1
  19398. AMC is old news.
    1
  19399.  @1_keith  shut up
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  19400.  @1_keith  shut up
    1
  19401.  @1_keith  shut up
    1
  19402.  @1_keith  shut up
    1
  19403. It was literally everywhere
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  19404. There was a time when fools would line up to trade in their phones every year, but those days are gone.
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  19405. Britain invaded Russia and sent tons of materials and equipment to the whites, but it never took the slightest priority over the Great War. For info on the Russian Civil War I recommend Bruce Lincoln's "Red Victory."
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  19406. You can see the cat's ear's twitching judging the target's position.
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  19407.  @Cotac_Rastic  I wasn't damning anyone specific
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  19408.  @wauce-v8v  Ha! The reason the war with Iran went on for so long was because the soldiers largely refused to move forward against any resistance. Both sides resorted to supplying their men with human shields to get them to do anything. To cite one Iraqi commander, an American A-10 squadron did more damage to his unit within hours than the Iranians did in a decade. The whole friggin Iraqi army was a scam.
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  19409. There's a lot of investment scams out there.
    1
  19410. Wjo said ESG is involved?
    1
  19411. Dude, he probably paid to get featured on the show. It's called "native advertising."
    1
  19412. Shut up
    1
  19413.  @sokolo8  They sent a whole lot of Cold War arms and ammo, I understood.
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  19414. Probably drug dealing, stealing, and fighting people. Isn't it always?
    1
  19415. Home is just as bad as their current condition.
    1
  19416.  @Ghost-Rider667  you'll understand, point blank, that all these drifters aren't going to simply give up after sinking everything they had into this.
    1
  19417. Like... You?
    1
  19418. Street racers know the risks too, they just choose to ignore them
    1
  19419. Russia doesn't plan on starting WWIII, dude.
    1
  19420.  @johnmwakilili  why would you?
    1
  19421.  @johnmwakilili  you know how this all started, right? Al Gore ran for President and promised to fix the planet from a problem that at the time was a fringe theory with relatively little study done on it. All current environmental science was built around the politics, not the other way around, and nearly all the studies knew what conclusions they'd publish beforehand.
    1
  19422.  @johnmwakilili  I think you misread me. Politicization does not equal politicians.
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  19423.  @NotMe-vy7bb  I didn't say I thought that, I'm a historian not a geologist. I said due to the nature of how the matter cane up a lot of abuse and bad science and misconceptions float around. Take this video for example. The reporter shows how far a local glacier has melted as a symptom of global warming, but he doesn't know what he's talking about. The glaciers where he is have been receding since the last ice age back when all Scandinavia was ice covered like Greenland. Also glaciers move constantly, both physically as it slides across bedrock and they grow and shrink with the seasons and solar cycles. This doesn't debunk his assertions, it just shows he ain't helping.
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  19424.  @NotMe-vy7bb  I am not whomever you spoke to then. I speak for no one but me. And nah, the Earth has many shifts in climate historically and there's often no clear reason. There was the Little Ice Age in the 17th century that we only know about because we've read thousands of diaries and letters commenting on the weather. Similar research shows a centuries long subtle climate cycle that effects different continents differently. Cause unclear.
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  19425. Relevance?
    1
  19426. Are you referring to how their more badass than the entire region combined or you just inventing connections so that people will hate Jews?
    1
  19427.  @sparkymcplug3765  it's because you are not familiar with either state, got it.
    1
  19428.  @sparkymcplug3765  I find these silly flexes rather amusing. Again, you don't know me or what I know, and you can run into literally anyone on the internet.
    1
  19429. Or perhaps you just don't understand nukes.
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  19430. I find this is actually fairly normal in markets these days. Everyone wants to buy the "next Microsoft" that will never come.
    1
  19431. What about you stop getting queues from movies? A lot of China's arms and budgets are stolen, there was that scandal where the rocket brigade stole all the fuel just to cook stew. America's black budget is counted as defense on the general budget, it's just counted under vague umbrella terms in the publicly available budget.
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  19432. If GPUs were really cash machines, the manufacturers wouldn't need to pay YouTubers to promote them.
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  19433. Civilization sure as hell didn't nearly end in 2008. It didn't even get that bad in 1944. And it involved EVERYONE, from the amateurs flipping houses to the bank managers borrowing money to buy empty houses. And whataboutism in financial topics is the same as lying.
    1
  19434. We have debit cards and the FBI, fool. We don't need blockchain. The only people that need blockchain are Chinese people escaping China.
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  19435. Or maybe your parents need to look into your education. Derails happen all the time. This is only in the news because some reporters need to be fired for incompetence.
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  19436. Apple is the most profitable company in the world and their biggest money maker phones. Clearly people are still buying it, even if the days when people lined up to trade in their devices are gone
    1
  19437. Maybe they want an impartial judge. Maybe the Feds have a better case than local prosecutors. Maybe the current President wants him out of the way and/or wants to butter up the US.
    1
  19438. Someone big realized the risks involved.
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  19439. Shut up. Get drafted
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  19440. No one is buying that trash, not even Russians
    1
  19441. You should run that weed killer at night and film it taking out army men toys in HD.
    1
  19442. It got much worse when the US hiked interest rates, causing mass defaults in China. Patrick did videos on China's bank runs.
    1
  19443. Borderlands called, they want their Jakobs back!
    1
  19444. It was a symptom of low interest rates. Convince a rich idiot you may become big in the future, and they give you a ton of cash
    1
  19445.  @MrAlexs888  yeah, I make jokes about violence all the time. That's why I thought the satirical chemistry book would be fun.
    1
  19446. Except neither of those things are true.
    1
  19447. If you don't show specific evidence of tax fraud, then it's charity. Does it somehow surprise you successful men are workaholics and not necessarily greedy? Heck, Credit Suise was one of the greediest banks out there and they did themselves in.
    1
  19448.  @skydragon23101979  And those guys have to dump their shares or be left holding the bag. As always with stocks, where the money ultimately goes is convoluted and uncertain.
    1
  19449. Not even world class mathematicians with supercomputers can predict those moves. The market is green 53% of days, that's all we know.
    1
  19450. He was civil enough to have a sex life
    1
  19451.  @buuf456  He wasn't hiring prostitutes, he had monogamous relationships. Including with his niece.
    1
  19452. Go away
    1
  19453.  @mchrysogelos7623  go away
    1
  19454. Or the suspect.
    1
  19455. Do you have a death wish?
    1
  19456. No one said it was
    1
  19457. Much of this isn't actual fraud, but a lot of it is.
    1
  19458. Much of this isn't actual fraud, but a lot of it is.
    1
  19459. There are no defined traditional borders and many of those lines are obsolete due to migration and new industrial towns, and most of these natives protesting speak Portuguese, and the "non-native" Brazilians are simply Portuguese speaking natives with a touch of European in them from the south. This conflict is like if Alaska tried to become a commonwealth state instead of a full-blown state.
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  19460. Some people won't hear a kind word about Boeing because they lost money playing the stock market.
    1
  19461. He's Chinese so you're likely looking at Visa denial. Chinese illegals mostly exploit loopholes and/or conceal relevant info on visa forms.
    1
  19462.  @mvrz6  be serious. We ain't killing people for being rich.
    1
  19463. I know I want one. The neighbors are noisy.
    1
  19464. It's probably an exaggeration. But what is know is Turkish hospitals will overcharge patients by shortening time spent per patient and recommending unneeded procedures. That and most Turks can't really afford modern medicine and feud over billing all the time. In one case, a man and his wife who had just given birth were arguing and the doctor intervened, the man promptly stabbed her and jumped out a window (the doctor probably stumbled upon a domestic abuse case). But understand this is part of the world where people will brawl over anything. Literally, anything. To include being Jewish, or accidentally breaking something, or being Kurdish, or owing them money, or chanting slogans from a rival political party, or for firing their cousins for stealing, and so on and so forth.
    1
  19465.  @corwinchelway9969  no one in Sudan is committing genocide at the moment. And this isn't a type of conflict where that's likely. Usually with domestic revolts in Africa the low level elites fill in the void left by the ousted dictator, then have a battle royal among themselves until some army officer becomes the new dictator. Also, protestors don't count, guns do.
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  19466. That's a total guess.
    1
  19467. There's a whole lot of "So what?" to this. In the modern juggernaught economy there's all sorts of bureaucrats that manage some detail or another of the greater US. So what if Blackrock is this gargantuan asset manager?
    1
  19468. Shut up
    1
  19469. He explains it in other videos. NAZI is an acronym for National Socialists, so think Commies but replace class struggle with race struggle and equate Jews with the capitalists. All business was state controlled, though. As for TIK personally, he was raised Socialist so his little rebellion was to swing to the opposite extreme of libertarianism (think Milei and Margaret Thatcher), and his knowledge of current affairs relies on info that's years outdated
    1
  19470. But when businesses have a monopoly, they become like governments that do whatever they want. And in modern America, the government has all the power.
    1
  19471. What they were arguing was ethics go out the window when careers are involved. It's like how thieves are deluded all rich people are thieves
    1
  19472. Found the shoplifter
    1
  19473.  @cymtastique  are you trying to be cryptic or do you just have nothing to say?
    1
  19474. Most of the owners of this s--- are losing money. Just pathological robbery
    1
  19475. ​ @Akren905 drug dealer detected
    1
  19476. He's a major player
    1
  19477.  @ManfredBartz  Put that back up your rear end where you got it. It's not like you could ever build a space rocket.
    1
  19478.  @obtuseangler768  even if that were true, what does it have to do with Iranians offing each other over a few pounds of opium?
    1
  19479. The most common mistake in war is thinking you are somehow better than your enemy.
    1
  19480. Not quite. With the summit el-Sisi is BSing that they're going green, in Qatar we can all play ball regardless who is at whose throat at the moment. Quit trying to play politics with a silly game.
    1
  19481. The FBI will take care of the overt frauds
    1
  19482. My mother still plays candy crush. She's been playing it when she's bored for years.
    1
  19483. Can't afford that
    1
  19484. That's silly. These are normal Afghans who have never had a bank account or have ever left the country.
    1
  19485. You seem to think science moves on the same schedule airports do...
    1
  19486. First off, you're assuming all managers know what they're doing. Second off, you wildly overvalue the idiot robot.
    1
  19487. Food growing is ecofriendly no matter how you do it. What is good for the soil is good for the environment. And by that logic, cities shouldn't exist period. Cities depend on food being brought in from the country.
    1
  19488.  @annasolovyeva1013  that landscape would be so desolate that wouldn't know the difference. And that ain't profitable
    1
  19489.  @annasolovyeva1013  All's well then.
    1
  19490. Go away
    1
  19491. Same what?
    1
  19492.  @chiquita683  or hire them to play with rich chumps. Edit: Wait, did mean casinos or draftkings?
    1
  19493. The difference is target audience, but a downside of crowdfunding is it doesn't allow investment in mature firms
    1
  19494. I'm going to assume that's his girlfriend, and if so I wouldn't be mad about the nonsensical stuff said after seeing her man get perforated.
    1
  19495. Vhut?
    1
  19496. Like you?
    1
  19497. You?
    1
  19498. Or anywhere else
    1
  19499. Shut up
    1
  19500. They know, they just don't care.
    1
  19501.  @georgez8350  Cathy is far more polite to her shorters
    1
  19502.  @duanejackson6718  Cathy ain't committing fraud
    1
  19503. Shut up
    1
  19504. Envious much?
    1
  19505. The US is not the only end destination for dope. In fact cocaine can be hard to get ahold of because difficulty smuggling it up here. Locally produced meth is preferred.
    1
  19506. Probably Hollywood directors. They're terrible businessmen.
    1
  19507. It's called suicide
    1
  19508. Lying isn't necessary in this instance. There aren't that many homeless people. Even so, North America has got lots of nice food. Even down in Mexico there's problems with overweight people because food is cheap.
    1
  19509.  @fdm2155  liar
    1
  19510.  @deepakfineberg  or maybe just you
    1
  19511. ​@wallpello_1534 that's beyond absurd to the point I think you are committing fraud. A crypto transaction takes literally a million times more computer processing and zero regulation means there's little recourse in the frequent event of scams.
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  19512. Science is never nonsence.
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  19513.  @Rickey85  and there are no moral implications to wiping out a school of fish. We do it all the time for meat.
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  19514.  @Rickey85  that's all that fair. Fishies lay hundreds or thousands of eggs at a time and can replenish populations in a season or two as falling populations wipe out predators. And again, the ocean is huge, and Naval activity is nothing compared to it. That doesn't apply to whales, however.
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  19515. Comparing this to what Stalin did is quite ridiculous. Is that the only period of Russian history you're familiar with? And these guys weren't censored for being on the current Tsar's bad side.
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  19516. How much did you lose?
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  19517. Could be used as such, yes. There are places in Africa where TracPhone minutes are used as money because their value is more stable than turdworld currency and lots of people own cheap tracphones. Ramen is common cash in modern US jails, chocolate and cigarettes were cash in WWII PoW camps, and pelts were cash on the old American and Russian frontiers.
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  19518. Dude, it was these sorts of scandals that brought in the regulation of today. In Germany's case they were fatalistic to the point that researchers died because they were part of their own test group. It's like the industrialization of war, industrializing medicine opens the possibility of collosal horrors rather than one off incidents ascribed to specific criminals
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  19519. Dude, these goons have been fighting over small amounts of money since prehistory. They'd sell their neighbors into slavery for a rifle.
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  19520. He never says anything nice and is known to make things up to complain about
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  19521. Another one bites the dust...
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  19522. Technically this channel is finfluence
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  19523. Shut up
    1
  19524. A century ago.
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  19525. That makes no sense. America is a big food exporter and all mayonnaise ingredients are locally available.
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  19526.  @ilanamillion8942  except they wouldn't save a few bucks. Why do you think rice bags don't say made in China? No one imports that shit
    1
  19527.  @feylezofriza  You're 17, aren't you?
    1
  19528.  @feylezofriza  No, being a minor just makes you a fool
    1
  19529. High. The word you are looking for is high.
    1
  19530. Those will never be used
    1
  19531.  @lingy74  Dude, you don't need AI, hard-coded algorithms already do that, humans just audit
    1
  19532. I personally would rather take something from the dead guy as a trophy.
    1
  19533.  @OrcaStree  you're not the first to say so
    1
  19534. Irrelevant. Roughly 3/4th of crime in Mexico has nothing to do with drugs and they have quite the domestic consumption themselves given hardcore drugs are cheap down there.
    1
  19535. Those are yearly. Internal auditor caught it first
    1
  19536. You boron
    1
  19537. Vhut?
    1
  19538.  @obsidianjane4413  A toaster at a discount versus a toaster company at a discount, both very vulnerable to frauds and foolish wannabes. Statistics on VC is about a 25% success rate, about the same as crowdfunding.
    1
  19539.  @graymars1097  you just painted a target on your bedroom for thieves with that talk.
    1
  19540. What?
    1
  19541.  @xjimmontg9241  no one understands you
    1
  19542. Do you need me to call the exorcist?
    1
  19543. Depends if it's a legal debt or an extralegal debt
    1
  19544. ​ @gearheadgaming1537  It's an illiquid market and thieves know you won't tell the police. Also, many are irresponsible and spend their money on stupid stuff. YES, insolvency is an issue when dealing drugs, as is greedy because a lot of people are looking to rip off their customers and suppliers at the same time.
    1
  19545. We really don't know.
    1
  19546. Liar. You've been here the whole time harassing Devon.
    1
  19547. Shut up
    1
  19548. Shell companies are not the crime, using shell companies to hide inside trading and affiliates is a crime.
    1
  19549. You mind lending me that crystal ball when you're done with it?
    1
  19550. They don't want to take sides but don't know what else to call them.
    1
  19551.  @Dantick09  oxymoron
    1
  19552. He's a liar
    1
  19553. Your life
    1
  19554. How much do you think the new one that actually works will cost?
    1
  19555. No one said that
    1
  19556.  @satxser  Try 7 thousand.
    1
  19557. Worse than reverse engineering, they stole some data from the F-35 project and tried to build a whole plane leaving obvious massive gaps in performance
    1
  19558. Not exactly
    1
  19559. ​ @BigSources your expected return is zero
    1
  19560. Sounds like a great jelly for a sandwich, though
    1
  19561. Taha is either hiding in Iraq or he's dead.
    1
  19562. Oh look. Another fake guru scammer
    1
  19563. Practice what you preach then.
    1
  19564. Irrelevant. He probably shot the detective because he knew he about to get arrested
    1
  19565. That's an insult to the many hobbiest gardeners and their demand for rare and pretty flowers.
    1
  19566. Valor? Nice to see they came up with an original name for once but it's tradition to name helicopters after Indian tribes.
    1
  19567. Be specific when you accuse people of crimes.
    1
  19568. Original reporting is not copying work.
    1
  19569.  @Rock_em.sock_em  don't know, don't care
    1
  19570. @Rock_em.sock_em  B---- I don't even vote. And since you called it corruption, I know it didn't happen.
    1
  19571. Not if you know anything.
    1
  19572. Financial implosions are like fail videos. It's always funny when it happens to someone else, especially if you saw it coming.
    1
  19573. 0 have actually joined
    1
  19574. Shut up
    1
  19575. The city of Troy definitely existed, but invincible soldiers and 60,000 man campaigns in the bronze age did not
    1
  19576.  @OK-yy6qz  you talk so much but say so little... Look, not even Alexander the Great had an army that large because pre-industrial logistics didn't allow it. Even so, there were no real cities in Archaic Greece.
    1
  19577. If you believed that you wouldn't be here.
    1
  19578. Don't want an accident on camera. It's just for show, no actual insanity involved
    1
  19579. To add, armed "community watch programs" outnumber formalized security and these little militias effectively control the streets in many areas.
    1
  19580. This ain't a warzone. Most of what cops do doesn't call for killer instincts. Who you're sending to interview a child witness?
    1
  19581. Lying isn't necessary in this instance. He was implicated in a pump and dump but no government money was involved
    1
  19582. Found the drug dealer
    1
  19583. They have been making intrigues over the riots in some town. Offering themselves as "UN Peacekeepers."
    1
  19584.  @theairstig9164  Weird analogy, because you're talking paleontology
    1
  19585. We do need something of the sort, just not so fancy. A modified business jet should do.
    1
  19586. News flash: One of the more common police corruption is really stealing evidence, not brutality. No one is targeting you for arrest, dimwits. There's simply no reason to do that.
    1
  19587. Guys, Chinese Communists don't care about Taiwan, they only pretend to care because they think other people care
    1
  19588. Hardly "unprecedented"
    1
  19589. They've seized literal tonnes of opium.
    1
  19590.  @Rowid04  many Hezbollah affiliates are selling drugs but I saw nothing to say they buy them in Iran. And a lot of seized drugs must be destroyed for the cameras so not all of it is stolen by authorities.
    1
  19591.  @stralerman  that's been debunked months ago. her husband simply bought calls on meme stocks and got lucky. Pelosi wasn't in possession of Insider info on those companies
    1
  19592. Never heard of them
    1
  19593. He doesn't care. He's got too many call options on green energy stocks
    1
  19594. This man doesn't represent a norm.
    1
  19595. What?
    1
  19596. Who be the judge of that? Your sorry butt?
    1
  19597. How much did you lose?
    1
  19598. I'll be frank. A lot of gun guys like me are egomaniacs that freak out when we find out no one cares what we think. The guys you're talking about are not really your friends
    1
  19599.  @JennyfaninSweden  what makes you think anyone wants that?
    1
  19600.  @OGHiddenpaw  the exchange isn't a judge, they don't cancel shares they just trade them. Bankruptcy courts often delete shares of bankrupt companies but many simply close up shop.
    1
  19601. Stop babbling on about what incopentent UN people are saying. They're irrelevant
    1
  19602. What?
    1
  19603. Or blow it out
    1
  19604. Because they're not any different, they just don't have enough testosterone to be a physical threat.
    1
  19605. AMLO will throw a fit at all those IMMEX licenses....
    1
  19606. Sounds like Softkey and O'Leary Funds were a Ponzi schemes. Is it just me or is everyone on Shark Tank a Ponzi schemer?
    1
  19607. The UAE is a crime syndicate. They neither enforce nor follow their own laws
    1
  19608. Frankly that's a degree that's easy to fake through. You'd be surprised the things people with terminal degrees don't know.
    1
  19609. The bottom line is the only people making money long term off crypto are the miners supporting the system and the currency dealers acting as bookies. The rest is just a zero sum game at best.
    1
  19610. Coffee and Bagels. What a generic breakfast.
    1
  19611. Found the shoplifter
    1
  19612.  @myvmix  don't you have a divorce to finalize?
    1
  19613. Same thing fockfoce
    1
  19614. No, they're literally at war with everyone they're in contact with.
    1
  19615. It is a legit charity organization. Just because you envy the boss' position means nothing.
    1
  19616. Like you're any different
    1
  19617. Irrelavant
    1
  19618. We only know about that scandal because the professors were trying to steal credit via press release so it was a very public incident.
    1
  19619. Because they value money more than people and havr no bones about saying so
    1
  19620. Go buy lottery tickets while yer at it.
    1
  19621. Niger has been a cesspit of pirates for as long as we have records.
    1
  19622. Liars burn in hell
    1
  19623. YouTubers, more like.
    1
  19624. That's one way to say you have no idea what you're talking about. It varies from regiment to regiment, from cartel to cartel, and from year to year. For instance, La Federacion went down because they killed a DEA agent Enrique "Kiki" Camerena just for doing his job. The US President made a phone call to the Mexican President, and the Mexican Army went all-in taking down La Federacion Sicarios.
    1
  19625. The knockoffs generally don't. Remember, you always get what you pay for.
    1
  19626. Indonesia isn't remotely sanitary, let alone vaccinated.
    1
  19627.  @The.Doctor.Venkman  you've been on Reddit too long.
    1
  19628. They were barely involved if at all
    1
  19629. Shut up
    1
  19630. That's fine. We'll just eject you a cruising altitude. /s
    1
  19631. Is that sarcasm? Most towns are owned by gangs and the factions they affiliate with have officious titles but have as much real power as cartels. Where police departments exist the crime statistics are only a reflection of how many political and personal enemies they dealt with (and/or how many people paid them to arrest someone else).
    1
  19632. That never existed to begin with on account Gaza buys everything from Israel. Who you think they're selling the rugs to? @BORNFROMFIRE1 
    1
  19633. He is not the Cato Institute
    1
  19634. Read the description
    1
  19635. Frankly I wasn't aware Argentina was as socialist as China until Milei went on campaign
    1
  19636. The counterfeiters will just go somewhere else
    1
  19637.  @SpaceOddity4214  That and Amazon has limited off-brand selection
    1
  19638.  @pericleslegendario7022  Narco wars started in the 70s with La Federacion. Look up Enrique "Kiki" Camerena
    1
  19639. Specific people. Most people I met don't carr
    1
  19640. No one else does
    1
  19641. @Zandaroos The whole reason regional banks face regulation is because they can't afford to hire an entire internal audit department in order to face the regs big banks face...
    1
  19642. Physics are unforgiving.
    1
  19643. Uh, no. Higher interest rates means less borrowing but fatter profit margins.
    1
  19644.  @jessh4016  You're assuming each bank has a fixed amount of business they do each year, like a grocery store. No, less than 1/3 the amount of new mortgages are being created this month as opposed to a year ago. And corporate Darwinism has always been a thing. Banks come and go with the decades, no need to be sentimental about them.
    1
  19645. Sensible investors being code for insiders?
    1
  19646.  @mailmeabhilash  Don't you have a prostitute to harass or something?
    1
  19647.  @youknowitstrue3826  You hadn't heard of them either, did you?
    1
  19648.  @youknowitstrue3826  lying is not necessary in this instance
    1
  19649. This idiot thinks planned layoffs would have an instant positive impact
    1
  19650. This idiot thinks planned layoffs would have an instant positive impact
    1
  19651. Shut up, BBC
    1
  19652. You only read about the frauds. Some turn out to be honest.
    1
  19653. The Indian border? It wouldn't be able to lift much weight at those altitudes
    1
  19654. @MM not exactly middle class because while such people are still very poor by first world standards they are considered the lesser elite in Egypt. Office jobs of any sort are coveted and families holding said positions may refuse to associate with the poorer residents. Yes, many Masri who can't afford electricity consider their neighbors beneath them.
    1
  19655. That's arbitrary bullshit. People started eating it because it's a pseudo-exotic cut, now people are eating it simply because it is expensive
    1
  19656. Blind chance
    1
  19657. Gambling.
    1
  19658. Chinese Volkswagon is not the same as civilized world Volkswagon
    1
  19659.  @TrustMeIKnowEverything  Do your homework, kid
    1
  19660. Leave the lady alone.
    1
  19661. How much did you lose?
    1
  19662.  @nikkimartindale6906  what does that have to do with this, Karen?
    1
  19663. News outlets refuse to shut up about it
    1
  19664. Shut up before you get doxxed
    1
  19665.  @Kiyoone  Lying isn't necessary when it comes to favelas on account of all the actual bullshit that occurs
    1
  19666.  @zlosliwa_menda  so's your face
    1
  19667.  @zlosliwa_menda  are you blaming Facebook for heated political arguments you're involved in? If I looked at your posts and comments, would I really think Zuck is the one that needs a little jail time?
    1
  19668. Married women work, just maybe not in formalized employment
    1
  19669. No one reads them for that. It's read by idiots who sexualize wealth. Notice how they absolutely have to beautify all the girls in their magazine? Their clothes are nice, they always have a smile, and they never EVER break eye contact with the camera.
    1
  19670. Don't be preposterous. The inmates are well armed with guns and reportedly even a few grenades. It isn't safe for anyone to go inside, especially the authorities.
    1
  19671. That is also a luxury item that you are retarded for buying
    1
  19672. Yeah, it's called a sniper rifle
    1
  19673. They sure as hell aren't
    1
  19674. ​ @victora4 some idiots say that whenever they learn people's wages
    1
  19675.  @teamchitoge4276  that's not how economics work
    1
  19676. Montenegro isn't involved in that
    1
  19677. Liars burn in hell
    1
  19678. This idiot thinks mainframe computers ad pop up ads
    1
  19679. Bull. These idiots are selling the idea of free money. Just because YOU use passive income to mean that does not mean anyone else does
    1
  19680. We let women and old guys be cops. Why not overweight people? This ain't the infantry, bro.
    1
  19681. I saw another DNA study that said these people were originally from Akkad and according to Moses two brothers Gog and Magog and their families were the first humans to go north of the Caucasus
    1
  19682. Why would they want to?
    1
  19683. Canada and America's economies are one and the same
    1
  19684. Fires are a lot less common now as opposed to a century ago
    1
  19685. He won't last long in prison
    1
  19686.  @TheRtHonEdmundBurke  because most of it is due to the war and people wanted to REPLACE carbon fuels, not necessarily increase the price.
    1
  19687.  @TheRtHonEdmundBurke  liars burn in hell
    1
  19688.  @warcrimeconnoisseur5238  Something tells me you're a holocaust denier
    1
  19689.  @libu6189  great goodness, I'm also in an inverse argument trying to convince someone that no one is buying EVs and not that no one is willing to build them. Europe is building a lot of green energy stuff. But yeah, it should surprise no one that playing politics with trade effects living standards across the board.
    1
  19690. Germany was never suicidal, Japan was never racist.
    1
  19691. Ha
    1
  19692. Mr. Biden's decision was probably done on the advice of the CBP itself which is constantly backlogged with asylum cases and deportations. If you're going to wait a year to get a request approved, it's best if they spend that year anywhere besides jail
    1
  19693. They have none other than "This passed the IPO screening we thought it was legal." That argument would work if they weren't in contempt of authority
    1
  19694. So?
    1
  19695. Why you say that?
    1
  19696.  @sugarly69  Bahamas frequently extradites people to the US
    1
  19697.  @blackcoffee.  shut up
    1
  19698. Shut up, freak show
    1
  19699. Musk isn't a liar like you
    1
  19700.  Raven Gaming  Ronin definitely owns Tesla shares.
    1
  19701. Because of the dirt low price offered.
    1
  19702. The rockets costs more than the average drone
    1
  19703. This show must be expensive to produce
    1
  19704. Just lose all the unnecessary stuff. No gas mask, no extra clothes, only the one bladder of water, and you might even shed the body armor. Yes, a powerful main weapon is better than armor.
    1
  19705.  @DL-fy5yr  never assume your commander will be an asshole.
    1
  19706.  @DL-fy5yr  overloading the rucksack and still expecting speed is a product of the junior command being assholes.
    1
  19707. No one cares
    1
  19708. @Rolling Stone that's not funny
    1
  19709. @Rolling Stone that's exactly why you should shut up. Permanently.
    1
  19710. Email has allow people to work in offices in smaller cities too
    1
  19711. You haven't been paying attention. And only cowards save their own skin when they think their team is losing.
    1
  19712. That's less than 1% of Federal spending.
    1
  19713. Stopping the hypocrisy means cutting off your internet connection permanently
    1
  19714. Are you Brian Armstrong? I know for a fact at least a half dozen of the accounts on this thread belong to you
    1
  19715. I think you mean baddest species in history.
    1
  19716. Yeah! So she can SPANK you better!
    1
  19717. The suspect's family are a bunch of flippin' liars.
    1
  19718. How much did you lose?
    1
  19719. Yes, they were the biggest buyer of genuine luxury goods, but there were at least ten times that in counterfeits to the point that Chinese people don't even know what the real ones look like
    1
  19720. This is an American channel. No one gives a rip.
    1
  19721. Even if he did, he and his team thought human life was fundamentally predatory. If it wasn't one war today, it'd be another one tomorrow.
    1
  19722. I don't buy anything from salesmen of any kind, because obviously the salary of the salesman is priced in which is a lot. And that's assuming they're aren't scamming you in any way.
    1
  19723. This id10t doesn't realize business cartels were legal for most of history.....
    1
  19724. Those idiots blame governments no matter what happens. The secret is these rights groups just want to bark orders and berate authorities for being to stupid to do anything.
    1
  19725. College has always been debilitating expensive.
    1
  19726. The test Tesla did only proves something that we already knew: Electric motors don't need to rev up or warm up to get max speed/torque.
    1
  19727. You know these idiots are responding to requests from government ministers for US intervention, right? Presumably these guys are connected to the various gangs that own about 40% of the city. Also, Haiti has allowed the US to arrest drug smugglers in Haiti for decades.
    1
  19728. Crop dusting for humans. Lovin' it!
    1
  19729. ​@cp37373 lose the rhetoric. You will recall that President Obama introduced tax breaks to every stage of making and installing solar panels up to 30% of total tax burden. There are also grants and local subsidies involved, but a lot of these solar companies are losing money anyway so they have no income taxes.
    1
  19730.  @cp37373  lose the insult contest. We both know you wouldn't even know what universities do to get research funding
    1
  19731.  @grimaffiliations3671  Lose the spam behavior. We all know you're just pumping a stock you hold
    1
  19732. What about him? He hasn't committed any felonies we know of.
    1
  19733.  @MrTaxiRob  no one is obliged to open source patents. In fact, patents exist some creators can get paid and inventing can be profitable.
    1
  19734.  @gunkwretch3697  don't you have math test to flunk?
    1
  19735. This is hilarious. You throw around that racist libel everywhere without watching any of the videos, don't you?
    1
  19736.  @TheRealRobertG  As a military historian I can say anyone who believes that has LESS than a highschool level education on the continent. Instead the OP is regurgitating the libel spread by several post-colonial governments who genocided their white populations for their property.
    1
  19737.  @TheRealRobertG  wire your mouth shut and read a book, kid. No one cares what your draftable butt thinks.
    1
  19738.  @TheRealRobertG  just because it's the internet doesn't mean everyone is a keyboard warrior. Now shut up. Permanently.
    1
  19739. That looks like you'd get hot brass in your hand every reload.
    1
  19740. It's gonna be a dated remark......
    1
  19741. There's a lot more cartels in Lebanon than just Hezbollah.
    1
  19742. The term is "going woke," but basically it's mostly white people being racist against white people. For instance, you'll hear some people who have no background in history try to rewrite junior high school history textbooks so they spend several chapters whining about terrible white people were to Indians, blacks, and others. You will also see people saying the Confederates were Nazis, which is absurd. How that lead to these books getting banned, I have no idea.
    1
  19743.  @jonatand2045  that doesn't answer anything
    1
  19744. A lot of them do. Even the guy who got rich on Chinese media spamming nationalistic junk has most of his fortune and family in the US.
    1
  19745. Idiots didn't demonize nukes until after Chernobyl
    1
  19746.  @Ed-ty1kr  you know trace elements are statistically insignificant? Worry more about the flourine a hilbilly factory manager jumped into the Ohio river because he was lazy.
    1
  19747. Latin America will never trust each other enough for that, and the remainder are just the US, Canada, and Greenland which individually work more closely than the EU
    1
  19748. They're all frauds. What did you expect?
    1
  19749. You've been losing money, haven't you?
    1
  19750. Finance news has a short attention span.
    1
  19751. America and Canada are the same economies.
    1
  19752. If that game is constantly making you angry you should play something else.
    1
  19753. We really shouldn't encourage people to destroy their bodies like Olympic athletes do.
    1
  19754. We've had internationally recognized countries that haven't lasted that long
    1
  19755. @VinnieG-  that's the Ottomans. They don't kill people conquer thheir lands, they killed people so they could say they owned the land
    1
  19756. @VinnieG-  Let's put it this way: Only 20% of taxes owed were collected, and only 20% of that physically arrived at the Ottoman palace
    1
  19757. @VinnieG-  No, the real fraud was the assertion the Ottomans were owed taxes (also, corruption losses). At any given time, much of the Ottoman government was defunct, a situation that only got worse as it expanded.
    1
  19758. @VinnieG- Ottoman tax collection was more violent than American COIN.
    1
  19759. Probably a law student's life savings
    1
  19760. No one cares. Now finish your burger.
    1
  19761.  @MrFooChops  Shut up, fellow carnivore.
    1
  19762. Army electronics are consistently built Nokia style. It's one of the few things we do right every time.
    1
  19763.  @alexincobra7379  pretty touchy. For all you know I could be a lot more than that. And definitely sounds like hunting down lost equipment was your job back in the day. You shouldn't assume these things are fragile, either. Civilian equipment isn't so robustly built because it's expensive, but again a robust and well engineered scope/computer can both last decades and take a literal beating.
    1
  19764.  @alexincobra7379  are you always this manipulative or just on the internet? If the latter, you should pipe down because not everyone on the internet is a keyboard warrior. If the former, I advise your wife to divorce you immediately. In any case, the dick measuring is pointless as we're all soldiers here and the argument we shouldn't buy these cuz they MIGHT break or be lost could equally be applied to ceramic armor plates and anything else we issue.
    1
  19765.  @alexincobra7379  the bottom line is we're all a bunch of assholes. I'd rather draft an army and build it from scratch.
    1
  19766. And God said: LET THERE BE A BIG BOOM!!!
    1
  19767. Wut? No one would have cared if they did.
    1
  19768. In the old days they were meant to take hits, but that was before they invented friggin missiles.
    1
  19769. Liar
    1
  19770. I liked Zefank1's presentation better.
    1
  19771. Sin
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  19772. That's the biggest obstacle, yes. But even then it flies low and turns fast and can avoid stationary targets. In the Iraq Wars, stealth bombers, EW planes, and cruise missiles took care of air defenses, and attack planes took care of the vehicles.
    1
  19773. They probably aren't going to rob corporations unless they REALLY tick them off (coughcough Musk).
    1
  19774.  @ACzechManGoingHisOwnWay  Turkey is complicated as officially they're double dealing and hate it when it becomes obvious. Baku oil pipes pass through there on their way to Europe, though. China, however, couldn't care less. And they actually need what Russia is selling due to frequent acute shortages. There's plenty of other neutrals, though.
    1
  19775. Please leave military affairs to those of us that actually read about military affairs.
    1
  19776.  @Kevin-vh9dl  shut up and get drafted
    1
  19777.  @Kevin-vh9dl  doubt it. So shut up.
    1
  19778.  @Kevin-vh9dl  I literally have a MA specializing in terrorism.
    1
  19779.  @Kevin-vh9dl  shut up
    1
  19780. Modern cow breeds are also unholy milk machines and are milked by robots. Almost all of the cost of milk is in refrigerating/transporting
    1
  19781.  @volvo09  dude, a bot can make accounts faster than anyone can ban them
    1
  19782. Well, part of this isn't their fault. First a bunch of countries canceled contracts for Cuba to supply doctors, then their biggest trading partner Venezuela collapsed.
    1
  19783. No amount of money could keep the Yemenis from beating each other to death. The doctor they spoke to has likely been using hospital funds for personal matters.......
    1
  19784. Imagine a skilled machinist using all the tools in his garage to make the best gun he can. That's Rhodesian industry. There were some small cities with small factories, but most Rhodesians lived in farm/mining towns where a lot of things have to be locally sourced because the next gas station is dozens of miles away. Now the Rhodesians are gone, and there is nothing. The Zimbabweans live in shacks and huts and poke their cattle with sticks and even the ones that have Rhodesian educations can't use them.
    1
  19785. You should be double taxed.
    1
  19786. They aren't giant peak industrial states, so no one cares about them. It's like how according to the embassies from every country, the interior of the US doesn't exist. Seriously, I had to drive 10 hours to Chicago just to talk to a diplomat!
    1
  19787. Yes, but they aren't really saving any money on their business model versus small businesses
    1
  19788. Dude, this is all public info. It's the blueprints that are super secret.
    1
  19789.  @millionsofmarks  they literally don't. There are whole parades showing off new missiles and tanks in many countries. And security is pretty tight around the US army, the Pentagon doesn't want soldiers posting what type of training or where they're deploying on the internet.
    1
  19790. Anything can become a ponzi scheme if you you grow it fast enough
    1
  19791. Found the drug dealer
    1
  19792. It might have been a negligent discharge.
    1
  19793.  @bjs301  two words: Death grip. I won't make any conclusions, though.
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  19794.  @bjs301  you seem to think this is another silly internet fight when it isn't. I honestly don't know what we're going to do with her other than say getting fired is the least of her worries.
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  19795. Shut up
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  19796.  @DennisMartinezCalifornia  wut?
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  19797. Whose going to pay for all those "get out and vote" campaigns every two years?
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  19798. Maybe someone is doing that, but most idiots are really using AI for this
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  19799. Inflation doesn't cause bubbles, speculation does and the indiscriminate buying of investment vehicles. I.E. if people think an industry could not possibly fail (like green energy) then it's probably in a bubble. But the Weinmar Republic was depressed enough that most investments were worthless (including government loans) due to economic uncertainty and inflation eating away any profits.
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  19800.  @Vitross  no. They definitely aren't. Unless your name is John Law or Walpole. The Housing Bubble, for instance, had nothing to do with any government policy. It was produced demand for houses and mortgages as investment vehicles artificially driving up the supply of both due to the myth they were as safe an investment as government bonds.
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  19801.  @TheImperatorKnight  Inflation isn't interest rates. Inflation is the rate the value of money falls (the opposite of deflation is possible). Interest rates is what the government will pay/charge for their loans, which ripples down as that effects what rates banks give loans at. Hypothetically central bank policy can cause bubbles, see the South Sea and Mississippi Bubbles for instances of where schemes to pay off government debt got weird. But most bubbles are caused by... Well, dumb investors and unreasonable expectations. Like back in the days people thought the price of houses "goes nowhere but up." Or when people were so excited about home computers that any company with .com in the name saw a 400% boost in share price.
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  19802.  @Vitross  not where I'm from they ain't. For obvious reasons the central bank in the US isn't even controlled by the politicians, it's an independent sallaried body that makes its own rules.
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  19803. Why not?
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  19804. Except there is no weekness in the economy, and there was no guarantees beyond what FDIC insurance provides
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  19805.  @dosgos  don't you have a math test to fail?
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  19806. We literally didn't. The dollar is no longer pegged to gold, but there is still a pile of gold at Fort Knox that can be bought/sold to keep the dollar stable.
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  19807.  @jahservantgad9042  put your trust in keeping your mouth shut. It will prevent your prolonged debridement.
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  19808. Shut up
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  19809. Because of some drunk?
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  19810. It's like how everyone lies about paleotology. We don't know half as much as teachers will tell you
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  19811. found the shoplifter
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  19812. A lot of these guys want to help their neighbors, others want to prove how tough they are, others are into rackets, but most have some combination of all the above.
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  19813. How? That guy can't get his own government to relocate their offices out of Beijing to save rent money
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  19814. It's different, not necessarily worse. Not in America a lot of local politicians try to make headlines because no one knows who the frick they're voting for in local elections. A party list solves that
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  19815. They're gamblers and cons. They all secretly know it is a losing game
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  19816. Let's be frank. Solar panels aren't the best investment as it takes years just to break even and the only reason they're affordable are subsidies. Before you swoon, understand the whole GLOBAL solar industry is valued at 146 billion dollars while US state and federal governments provide about 39 billion in tax refunds to both buyers and sellers of solar. Covers up to 30% of the costs of installation.
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  19817. That's what shares are for.
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  19818.  @nickkbudiono  not everyone would agree. I mean, I'd rather go down fighting than wait years for old sparky or spend life wasting away in jail, but not everyone is like me.
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  19819. No, the dollar is global because American economy owns half the globe.
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  19820. "Insulted" was a euphamism for rape at the time.
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  19821. Yeah, but I won't pretend to know what either party was thinking at that moment.
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  19822. Believable science fiction is usually off the mark by far greater margins than this. For instance, were suppose to get fusion reactors in 1980, we suppose to be at least 20% EV by 2020 (and Manhattan was also suppose to flood by now), and the F-35 was suppose to replace every warplane in existence.
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  19823. "Encrypted messaging system" means Whatsapp. All Arabs use Whatsapp because there are no cell towers and they're much poorer than they're willing to admit.
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  19824. Logically speaking, imaginary numbers are only an intermediate step in quantum physics. It stands in for something going on down there that we can't see, like the bending of space perhaps.
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  19825. Shut up
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  19826. Why would we discriminate whether the money comes out of taxes or from Wall Street idiots?
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  19827.  bulletflight  You first, coward
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  19828.  @vaexis  Shut up, get drafted
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  19829.  @MarlonBitoy  People are deluded they can fix everything and outsmart the world
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  19830.  @ennenoire  Silvergate showed a greater degree of competency and was not near as egregious. It will be harder to prove lesser charges against them
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  19831. Assuming they've gained more than a quarter million in value and change hands
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  19832. Sounds expensive
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  19833. They don't care
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  19834. Tell that to Trevor Milton and Bill Hwang, fool
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  19835. What makes us so sure the Sauropods were lizards? They look a lot like huge giraffes.
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  19836. There is no too old. End of story
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  19837. That's the case with most of Africa
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  19838. Uh... No, you just weren't paying attention. VICE did a lot of reporting on it, still does. The world cup has just made more people interested.
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  19839. "Are you a being or a machine?" "I am both, and neither."
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  19840.  @Darknimbus3  Lose the hyperbole. EVs are just brought up because of political bullshit
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  19841. Shut up
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  19842. Another thing about relative ad performance: Low-IQ content attracts people with less money. Namely children and deadbeats.
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  19843. What is?
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  19844. Lose the arbitrary date. They've been insolvent for decades
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  19845. Hardeehar
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  19846. Dude, like all other crypto the buyers are pyramid schemers buying the hype intending to screw over a greater fool
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  19847. That's silly. The suspect was also Chinese. Probably angry his visa was revoked.
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  19848. Dude, there's a small in Palestine literally every year.
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  19849. Yeah. It's literally the only one the government would approve of.
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  19850. How many accounts are you using to post that?
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  19851. To be fair to him, there are very real Islamic extremists in Chechnya.
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  19852.  @Gerrygambone  we can prove some previous years GDP was falsified via double counting migrant workers and counting unfinished breadcrumb buildings at full price. I have no doubt this year is no different
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  19853. Buy puts and post losses on WSB, then
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  19854. It was classed with "subscription services that no one needs." These products typically works but customers don't stick around.
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  19855. When I was living on the road I chose hotels because there was no need to book ahead of time
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  19856. Romania tried it during the Soviet days with... Mixed results. Most of the additional babies born ended up in orphanages.
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  19857. There was one built that harassed London for a while. It only fired a handful of times.
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  19858. Not even half of consumer goods, but even so China exports consumer goods. But recall stuff has to get from one end of China to the other
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  19859.  user-qg2so3ik9j  only if you have no idea what you're talking about. Do you even know who makes airplanes?
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  19860. Borderlands called, they want their psycho back!
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  19861. All food is organic
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  19862. Hard to say. Especially when fees are accounted for. If you say the average professional gets the average return of the market after fees, but has a wide range of possible outcomes, this would explain all the data we see without saying active managers are cursed somehow.
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  19863.  @vampiresRsolame  what report?
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  19864.  @vampiresRsolame  thank you. Will look at that
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  19865. They use everything under the sun, but prefer concealable weapons.
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  19866. ​ @user-zt4zr7eg6z like you?
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  19867. With that name, the flawless writing, and the conversion to USD, I somehow doubt that.
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  19868. @American Infidel are you mixing up Rhodesia and Angola?
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  19869. @American Infidel Zimbabwe wasn't part of any of that
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  19870. What's the suspect's deal? Suicide by cop? Ego trip?
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  19871. It's public information, pendejo. Does this look like Saudi Arabia to you?
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  19872. In case there was any doubt that yes, a car is a lethal weapon.
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  19873. It's called degeneracy. They fight regardless if there's a logical reason to do so
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  19874. Who cares
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  19875. According to one report, the Ukrainian government has been taking all those free rifles they've been getting and distributing them to any Ukrainian that wants one. Officially these are "Territorial Defense Forces" but in practice these are unorganized militias.
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  19876. It is very good beef and very labor intensive to raise, though. Rich chumps can spend their money as they like.
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  19877.  @accountantthe3394  shut up you failed abortion
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  19878.  @will201084  wealth gap? That is not a measure of development
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  19879.  @chriscarlton2114  they literally built carriers, diesel refineries, rails, power plants, planes, trucks, and such. And they literally make washing machines, so I'll ask you to dispense with the bull.
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  19880.  @polatmaras9497  Because you don't know a fricking thing about Russia. There's a lot of extreme price skews, but their living standards are on par with the rest of Europe.
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  19881.  @mohawk72  Do you even know where titanium comes from?
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  19882.  @AlienLivesMatter  shut up. Get drafted
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  19883. Shut up
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  19884. No. End of story
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  19885. Found the shoplifter
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  19886. A lot of men are into that. But yeah, a lot of Chinese men are only interested in the youngest available women.
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  19887. This is also a story about how turdworld countries get modern goods. Most of them like to brag about having science labs, airplanes, or factories but what they don't like to admit is these are totally dependent on developed economies and when you take away the foreign help crazy things happen as the quality and quantity of work falls.
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  19888. Vhut? It's simple logic, if the value of money goes up, people will hoard money. That is what happened in Germany back in Martin Luther's day. Germany had decades of trade deficit, and since they were using silver/gold/copper coins there was only so much new money that could be minted, leading to decades of deflation, falling wages, and money hoarding. Greedy bastards spread conspiracy theories that employers were hoarding vast treasures and were simply unwilling to part with it.
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  19889. The execs are the biggest shareholders, generally owning the majority of the company. Much of the rest is owned by middle management, institutional investors, and rich chumps who like the stock. On any given day, there's tens or hundreds of thousands of shares being traded at the exchange. This is what is being bought.
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  19890. You mind making sense?
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  19891.  @jonpender  fish are even more expendable than chickens.
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  19892. Not for you
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  19893. Except in this case it's the opposite where most African airlines are banned from many airports because of chronic safety/labor violations
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  19894. What that means in Army speak is "We must work in coordination."
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  19895. China may be physically incapable of making its own chips. Specialized multi-million dollar lithographic machines are needed and skilled personnel to run them. No one is willing to sell one to the Communist government and their quests to build their own is hampered by scammer making off with investor dollars while other entrepreneurs get in over their heads and quickly run out of money. China's chip capabilities remain highly limited.
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  19896.  @hclau362  you rage writing or is your English poor? Because that makes no sense.
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  19897.  @hclau362  are you always this verbally abusive and arrogant or just on the internet? Because if the former, then I'd advise your wife to divorce you immediately. While if the latter, I'd advise you to ignore all social media for at least a month.
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  19898. MRLS systems have the same problem. That was a big thing in Israel where their SAM rockets did wonders, but they had to be manually reloaded so rockets made it through during the lucky window.
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  19899. Go to bed, child
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  19900. Shut up
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  19901.  @devildog1989  Shut up
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  19902. The main reason is down to costs. Electricity is cheap, bullets aren't
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  19903.  @alexCh-ln2gw  There are so many things wrong here and I don't have time for a physics lesson. Look, a MANPAD rocket (smallest SAM rockets) cost as much as a good used car while a large laser costs under a dollar per shot.
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  19904.  @alexCh-ln2gw  It is literally the case. I think it's Iron Beam that said it can down a civilian drone for about 50 cents worth of power. Electricity is just dirt cheap, that's why you heat your home with it instead of using a fireplace.
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  19905. Make your own plans. The Feds have been doing what they could since the Cold War.
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  19906. Pride/greed
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  19907. Bug off, gong fei
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  19908. How can you talk so much but say so little? @estuardo2985 
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  19909.  @pootispiker2866  what?
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  19910. @user-lc8yc4cq5n  yeah, the ones in operation are as old as B-52s and still work. Although during Peristroika many were allowed to rust and were scrapped later or still sit in fields in remote places where it's simply not worth the cost of bringing in a crane to get them out
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  19911. Shut up
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  19912. Bad example of insider trading. Those Congressmen were NOT acting on state secrets and acted on info you could have known if you happened to be watching CSPAN.
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  19913.  @moderatingmoderation1699  is that sarcasm?
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  19914.  @moderatingmoderation1699  quit talking out your butt. You know the debates in Congress aren't staged.
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  19915.  @moderatingmoderation1699  just because it's the internet doesn't mean you have to berate everyone and lie.
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  19916. Both sides are largely using old Soviet equipment with modern body armor and aircraft when they can get them.
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  19917. Word salad of several pieces of bullshit
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  19918. If there was such a thing, he'd only share his idea with close friends and key investors. And that happens all the time, it's called an innovative startup.
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  19919.  @JJs_playground  I haven't head an update on lab meat for a while and I won't assume what's possible and what isn't
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  19920. Strange assertion since he's from Jo-berg.
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  19921. Yes, be we also want money
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  19922. India isn't any better than China.
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  19923. They're not scamming the same people every time
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  19924.  @Robert-z8t4m  this is South Africa we're talking about. I know of no Bantustans that banned white people, but some areas were simply not safe for Afrikaners to go as the "informal governments" could do what they wanted.
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  19925. They tried to turn them into sports cars
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  19926. fuge off, gong fei
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  19927. Discount milk cost is a near perfect measure of inflation. Stores sell it at breakeven prices to keep customers coming back. Walmart's Great Value milk is sold at 3% above cost of goods sold, which barely covers corporate overhead but brings people back every week where they buy name brand stuff at fat profit margins.
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  19928. Wut?
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  19929. Leave her alone, creep
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  19930. I wish that were true. Now bug off.
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  19931. A lot of people want her to die in jail
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  19932.  @alexm566  vhut?
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  19933. Of who?
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  19934.  @Cyrus992  but most people live in cities these days.
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  19935. I personally don't advise people to use the amount of leverage I do. It isn't surprising that he advises less risk. Also all the flaimbait generates views.
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  19936. That's bull
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  19937. The translated speach and original are at the same volume and pitch. It can be hard to understand
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  19938. Probably just a stock pick, not a paid promote
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  19939. Has this guy ever met Destin's Dad?
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  19940. Probably a drunk idiot with bad luck.
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  19941. You'd whine about taxes anyway
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  19942. That and Karens at Walmart
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  19943. Namely your own involvement in it
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  19944. That sure as hell isn't the reason, as the sanctions only apply to a handful of Hezbollah soldiers. The reason comes down to incompetence, corruption, and infighting. For instance, for a couple decades the electricity broke often and was repaired slowly. There are only a handful of qualified linemen and they would hire their personal friends to pad the budget. When they did work it was almost always to fix lines that lead to their neighborhoods or to the house of someone with bribe money. This gave rise to "generator mafias" who owned private generators they'd rent to neighbors at inflated prices. That is but a small part of the degeneracy.
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  19945. AJ is to busy covering up the accidental death of one of their employees
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  19946. @aaronfield7899  it's about war propaganda
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  19947. @aaronfield7899  Saddam really did have a nuclear program, he just sucked at it.
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  19948. Do you have a death wish?​ @theunbeatable6598 
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  19949. You mind making sense?
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  19950.  @amos325  silly example, since China was only 2% of Micron's business
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  19951. That's a bit of an exaggeration. The sniping part you're thinking of comes from battles where experienced German crews faced hastily trained Russian ones. One's gunnery was better than the other's, although that wasn't the situation post-Kursk. Also, the Panzers weren't unreliable but instead not compatible with each having mostly it's own unique parts. Combine this with nightmare logistics and the collapse of parts factories meant it took ages to repair German tanks.
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  19952. Reverse engineering only goes so far. For instance, Apple puts up with their Chinese partners ripping them off because the copycats are obsolete by the time they reach the market. Second, China has been unable to make Tesla copies or lithography machines despite having the blueprints because no one can afford the hundreds of billions of dollars worth of equipment, and they lack the large numbers of skilled technicians.
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  19953.  @bighands69  That is to say, they'd have to convince Taiwanese technicians to work for Beijing, and many would have died fighting, or fled abroad, or would rather go to jail.
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  19954.  @ChadOfAllChads  shut up
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  19955.  @azerty8866  Shut up and get drafted
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  19956.  @DeadpanPear  that's the usual vague vagaries, yeah.
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  19957.  @baronvonlimbourgh1716  Lose the oxymoron. Whoever controls the economy IS THE FUCKING GOVERNMENT regardless what you call it.
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  19958.  @kieranforde3787  blahblahblah. No one cares that you don't know a damn thing about Communist states
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  19959. The Hyksos were not driven out of Egypt until AFTER the collapse. Terramare disappeared DURING the collapse.
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  19960.  @chris0000924  that insult doesn't logically connect to my statement. This is about the effects of systemic crime on company profits.
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  19961. ​ @miket.4192 take your medicine
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  19962. @G S don't give stock picks around here. Too many scammers.
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  19963. Dude, lose the sour grapes, a year in jail isn't a slap on a wrist. if you did this to your family's retirement account, you'd more than likely face no legal consequences whatsoever. If an ordinary broker did this, they'd lose their license. This idiot, however, was motivated by genuine lack of intelligence.
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  19964. That will get stolen?
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  19965. Most dealers are simply addicts dealing to support the habit.
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  19966. Before he knew their names, yes
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  19967. Except that is also fraud since it isn't their work
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  19968. You have an exceptionally narrow idea of what is happening in the world.
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  19969. He did have 4 years to draft bills and orders before submitting them.
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  19970. @ayela562  liar
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  19971. Not really. He takes most of his pay in shares, and you only pay taxes on those when you sell. Combine that with years of share buybacks and he racks up an impressive fortune on paper. The only reason he isn't the richest man in the world is because he donates much of his fortune to charity.
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  19972.  @marcusg6573  Several of those conditions simply do not match Milei, and others match any and all election campaigns, comprende? Even so, that doesn't say anything about the systemic matter where any allegedly right wing leader is compared to Trump even if right and left do not exist in the country in question
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  19973. Shut up, freak show
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  19974. His mother calls him BBQ
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  19975. Are you advocating mass murder? Because if you are, I insist you practice what you preach
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  19976.  @titteryenot4524  screw that guy. Literally
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  19977. The IRA has been defunct for decades and most of its members jailed for unrelated crimes.
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  19978.  @anacc3257  Allegedly SVB had an all-female sales team, but I didn't hear about any of that from Credit Suisse.
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  19979. They already perished
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  19980. Doesn't matter. Degens lose
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  19981. It's the same thing in North America
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  19982. Most if these liars are laughably incompetent, but on the internet it's hard to separate the trolls who think spreading bull is funny from the gangbangers trying to incite a riot.
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  19983.  @chaosad9754  the difference is sensationalism and science fiction versus reality.
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  19984. Shut up
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  19985. There are wars, there are crimes, but there are no war crimes.
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  19986. Dude, this is localized.
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  19987.  @sirchriswitlessjesuitpuppe5804  like you would even know what that means...
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  19988. Depends if you're willing to risk prison time
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  19989. Also, FARC dealt drugs. But don't assume it was intentionally left out as this presenter does little original reporting and only has a cursory understanding of the drug trade he's involved with. He might simply not gotten that far on a wiki article
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  19990.  @Clarod03  Terrorist is misleading. He was a gangbanger like everyone else.
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  19991. Most cancer labels are bullshit because one dubious study found a 5% correlation or something
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  19992. They don't care. Those guys just want to deal drugs just to prove they can.
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  19993. Found the shoplifter
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  19994. Ooph. We can't just break the spending bill in two to fund everything where there's no dispute and then worry about party politics later?
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  19995. It was an experiment to make a better sub. Whether they can fix the technical issues is another matter
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  19996. @NuhuhTM  shut up
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  19997. @CHMichael  shut up. Get drafted
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  19998. @mbaxter22  shut up
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  19999. @intellectualcucumber  I don't recall anyone asking for whataboutism.
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  20000. German workers aren't cheap like turdworld sweatshop labor, and cruise ships are both among the largest ships in the world and full of luxury adornments.
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  20001.  @lancewood1410  Wut? I was talking about why a cruise ship was so ridiculously expensive. I ain't buying the cursed thing
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  20002. Wrong video.
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  20003. Shut up, Vice
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  20004. The US is five times the size of Germany and that total guess is based on no crime rate statistics whatsoever. You just don't see German body camera videos
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  20005. Not even remotely. Chris, Matt, and Shelly are just partisan AF and Shelly was born in China, but they're actually the source of certain non-public info about why Toadface declared war on those guys
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  20006. If you're telling the truth, you were throwing out a hypothetical
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  20007. Comtept, you mean. The courts move at a snail's pace and civil courts are very forgiving
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  20008. Come on. You know they ain't doing that. Unless by Them you meant Islamists and Clear out meant kill
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  20009. Another thing is plenty of companies made a profit during war but that money became worthless as even essential materials became unaffordable. Namely, every gun maker in the Confederacy.
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  20010. At one point Khan's enemies surrendered and turned in their king to Khan as payment. Khan took the king prisoner, then executed the traitors and spared the king. The king had fought to the end as expected of him, but his men were cowards sacrificing their friends to save themselves. The thing about the Mongols is they didn't see wars in the way we see them, they saw fiat wars as normal competition between nations. Also, Ghengis Khan was the product of a "bride stealing" incident and he appears to have made no effort to end that practice
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  20011. He said he's on his phone constantly, so he probably spends 60 hours a week on his work, so it pays like a decent job.
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  20012.  @amadeuz8161  be specific
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  20013.  @tnickknight  you ain't helping
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  20014. @@michaelsmythe1448 shut up
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  20015. He doesn't realize how bogus the economic data is
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  20016. Shut up. Get drafted
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  20017. They ain't borrowing. They just eating away investor money in fees.
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  20018. The grand pianos are of the Acme variant. Guaranteed to fall flat on your enemy's heads every time.
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  20019. This has been brewing for a while. A bunch of druggies formed a non-profit, took investor money, paid themselves generously, then became for-profit.
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  20020.  @SidV101  that's not now the bulk of cases come their way
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  20021.  @LutraLovegood  he doesn't have any. He making junk up because he didn't like the verdict
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  20022. Pretty normal for people's interests to change year to year
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  20023. Because those allegations were fraudulent from day one
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  20024. African Americans aren't Haitians.
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  20025. That would require lying, and they already cover that, gong-fei
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  20026. @happymelon7129  oh yes, China is freaking out about that to hide how their reactors dump that much radiation into the rivers routinely
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  20027.  @shdwbnndbyyt  Good mafia bosses pay half up front and half upon completion
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  20028. Wut?
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  20029.  @havencat9337  ha. Wouldn't they need a military for that?
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  20030. Who said the investors were righties? Also, this same shit happened with VICE
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  20031. Except he doesn't believe a word that comes out his mind, he was making fraudulent criminal complaints, and he was encouraging crime.
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  20032.  @American-BadAss732  no you don't. If you say you intend to kill/rape/steal/destroy, we will throw you in a cage until you prove otherwise. As simple as that.
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  20033. That's El Salvador. Honduras just has a bunch of gang wars at any given time.
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  20034.  @MalaysiaIsProChannel  says who? He already purged much of his own government.
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  20035. We can't and we don't need to. We own half the planet.
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  20036. Like you would know
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  20037. Watch the video. No amount of regs can stop fools from being fools.
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  20038. They always have...
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  20039. Fire this reporter for trying to play American politics with an Indonesian accident.
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  20040. @Edbert Khovey  lose the rhetorical questions
    1
  20041. Dude, the coal shortage is because they used it for everything
    1
  20042. Lose the bull. It's a pyramid scheme
    1
  20043. Lose the bull
    1
  20044. But you can shed non-essential gear
    1
  20045. Sig is definitely on the more expensive side. If that's a "toy" by your standards than there's nothing in the world that will please you. Assuming you even own a gun...
    1
  20046. Come on what?
    1
  20047. This is fraud. US is a food exporter
    1
  20048. We could charge you with securities fraud just for saying that
    1
  20049. Everyone was going after national rivals. A bunch of independent wars were going on at once
    1
  20050. No one asked you, DW
    1
  20051. I guess because he posts about many subjects. Poly = many.
    1
  20052. Shut up
    1
  20053. Found the shoplifter
    1
  20054. So?
    1
  20055. The Saudis are bankrupt
    1
  20056. ​ @chrisperrien7055  the details of how certain systems are put together are still secret
    1
  20057. He was right the whole time, and Beijing actively punished him for burst their bubble (literally).
    1
  20058. I got a flashlight knife. The knife part screws on which is annoying as it keeps on coming loose. But even that seems better than having one shot from an awkward gun.
    1
  20059. A number of things you associate with southern rustics are African. Such as the phrase "have a looksee," which are English words with East African grammar
    1
  20060. He was never a hero
    1
  20061. Shut up
    1
  20062.  @DaveSCameron  Shut up
    1
  20063. There's no way their paying market price for those shares.
    1
  20064. I own one of these. They can cool from room temp to 40 degrees and has worked for several years
    1
  20065. According to the DA, no. The suspect Nelson did. Given the victim seemed to be behind the officers from the video, I don't doubt it.
    1
  20066. Treason? That's silly
    1
  20067. Hardeehar
    1
  20068. Neither are ugly. They look normal
    1
  20069.  @meowmeow1733  your relationships don't last very long do they? You're use to using airbrushed images of models?
    1
  20070. Irrelevant
    1
  20071. There's no such thing.
    1
  20072. I frankly never even heard anyone but anti-semites use that term, though. Is it a demeaning term?
    1
  20073. @@FlorentinoPerez69 YOU. HAVE. NEVER. MET. A. JEW. Quit pretending it isn't obvious, freak show.
    1
  20074.  @austinblair9869  Weird threat. No one in America would even know what it means. Apparently "cracker" is supposed to be demeaning towards white people, but no one feels insulted or knows what it means.
    1
  20075. No they wouldn't. They wouldn't vote at all.
    1
  20076. Dude, this is available on Wikipedia
    1
  20077. Usually not. It usually just entails expensive repairs
    1
  20078. Like you're better?
    1
  20079. That's not what this was over.
    1
  20080. This isn't one of those hate groups complaining about all things startup
    1
  20081. Shut up before we enslave you for stupidity
    1
  20082. They got bigger fish to fry
    1
  20083. You know the effect works better if you don't broadcast the fact we got decoys.
    1
  20084. To be fair, bankers in this part of the world have always been notorious for predatory lending. Think farmer loan with 25% interest, and having no choice but to take it.
    1
  20085. @Austin Byrd  no, it's because they're all liars. For instance, most of the lenders in Palestine and Jordan are registered as "charities," receive donations, and use that money in for-profit lending. Even UNRWA, who posts jobs available for investment bankers in plain sight.
    1
  20086. Watch the video before you get charged with contempt of court
    1
  20087. Some people live there and they always have. One guy was executed and dozens imprisoned for refusing to leave (nomads in tents officially don't exist in oil states)
    1
  20088. We know they're double counting migrant workers. Don't know about anything more than that
    1
  20089. He was shot in the foot
    1
  20090. Shut up
    1
  20091.  Jin Lee  that's not funny
    1
  20092. This whole time Lebanon had to beg, borrow, or steal to support their lifestyles. This was simply inevitable.
    1
  20093. There were felony convictions. The judge can choose how many years she serves, but he can't set her free.
    1
  20094. You say that but we all know you will obsess over the 1-4 kids you either will have or already have
    1
  20095. That myth never existed. It's you taking lessons from your mother
    1
  20096. How much have you lost?
    1
  20097. Vhut?
    1
  20098. That's been debunked. The PIJ mistook her for an IDF soldier, apparently.
    1
  20099. Story of your marriage? @AL-lh2ht 
    1
  20100. He was charged with possessing pot and "contributing to the delinquency of a minor" which probably means supplied pot.
    1
  20101. ​@Garu209 even if they didn't they're not involved in that war
    1
  20102. @skp8748  that's laughable. Turkey is using a ponzi scheme to prevent dollarization.
    1
  20103. That doesn't say very much, because South Africa is a sewer. That is not a metaphor, untreated sewage goes in the river, and untreated tap water comes out. @Ayo-kr4kf 
    1
  20104. I don't know who I think I am but you are wrong. I frankly don't give a rip whether Gabon re-democratizes or collapses into starvation @Ayo-kr4kf 
    1
  20105. Couple hundred miles
    1
  20106. Quit misusing the word Fascist. Fascism died with Mussolini.
    1
  20107. What?
    1
  20108. Katera was totally stealing from his employer.
    1
  20109. HA! Not even Italy and Poland listen to the EU. It takes a special kind of stupidity to think they have any effect elsewhere,
    1
  20110. Shut up
    1
  20111.  @FlyingDilPickle  don't you have a divorce to finalize?
    1
  20112.  @ketankulkarni7938  Don't you have a weed trial or something?
    1
  20113. How much did you lose?
    1
  20114. You can always be sure the Pentagon will choose performance over practicality.
    1
  20115. He may be guilty but only arrested for political reasons. Top dogs in India are usually given a pass for lesser victimless crimes, because it's possible to buy a court ruling.
    1
  20116. This is why protests are illegal in most countries. Just vandals looking for an excuse to steal things and harass people.
    1
  20117. 9:40 You have to get a comment in early if you want meaningless upvotes, TIK.
    1
  20118. I finally saw a Tesla truck outside California for the first time this month. I had seen at least one white Tesla before, but I wasn't sure if I was looking at one Tesla or several. I live in the plains.
    1
  20119. Weird phrasing.
    1
  20120. ​ @laserraiset3300  they're richer than he is, probably
    1
  20121. Liar
    1
  20122. It's not like they don't have a mass revolt every couple years...
    1
  20123.  @WarLeaker  undercover Iranian soldiers videotaped themselves and shared it... That should tell you all you need to know about the average level of competency in Iran.
    1
  20124. The Al-Thani royal family who owns al-Jazeera gets virtually all their money from taxing oil drillers
    1
  20125. I can't find any stats, but a lot of those idiots are in prison.
    1
  20126. The R&D wasn't wasted, the ship's design simply gits no tactical role.
    1
  20127. Like... You?
    1
  20128. Not all of them
    1
  20129. Do you have a death wish?
    1
  20130. These goons have been printing this same story for 20 years.
    1
  20131.  @kevjtnbtmglr  hardly. If they can't breed, talk, think, and behave like a person, they ain't a person.
    1
  20132. Dear FBI: Give this man a job.
    1
  20133. Rural America is loaded with 4g internet cables. A product of the Dot Com Bubble (these are the lines that bankrupted many firms).
    1
  20134. Shut up
    1
  20135. Not if you know anything
    1
  20136. Old news. Really old news
    1
  20137. @kukulroukul4698  no one really knows. The alleged coup was small and gave up so fast enough no one can confirm or deny if it was staged. Either way, the real coup was the purge that happened after
    1
  20138.  @Rogerrramjet1  I do. They haven't been particularly active in that area since WWII
    1
  20139.  @dilonkumar4960  If that were true, Erdogan would be dead.
    1
  20140. @SercanGunaydn  lying is not necessary in this instance
    1
  20141. @@michaelsmythe1448 no one knows. What we do know is the Turkish armed forces fight each other more than they fight anyone else
    1
  20142.  @dilonkumar4960  don't you have a prostitutes to visit or something?
    1
  20143. Whose going to pay for all those ads to get people to vote?
    1
  20144. And the arrest would be declared a victory of free speach by the courts.
    1
  20145. Shut up
    1
  20146.  @cryptoholica72  I personally hadn't heard of them before fraud allegations surfaced
    1
  20147. There isn't any class warfare going on, thief.
    1
  20148. No...
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  20149.  @joejesus9902  it's a volatility event. High interest rates are announced, so idiots pile into "inflation proof" investments. Also, the incident ended weeks ago.
    1
  20150.  @joejesus9902  the two are not related, and inflation had stayed low for over 40 years before Covid.
    1
  20151. Is there a specific reason to think this is a fraud? They do have that working model to test with and it's debatable if this is feasible but fraud?
    1
  20152. The Zulu have always had a king.
    1
  20153.  @betchface752  Yes, that means most of the people who have ever lived never had any concept of any other kind of government. And in more recent history in much of the world, we can see EXACTLY why that is so.
    1
  20154. Shut up, you ain't a lawyer
    1
  20155. Knowingly? Do you have any friggin clue how internet ads work?
    1
  20156. Pay your bills you bum
    1
  20157. Shut up.
    1
  20158. I never met anyone even willing to try that junk
    1
  20159. Your mission statement?
    1
  20160. Who said anything about that?
    1
  20161. He's a liar
    1
  20162. Elon is not a righty. He created Tesla to fix climate change remember?
    1
  20163. We literally are. But this part of the world is outside our sphere of influence for the time being.
    1
  20164.  @TinTin77x  you should talk
    1
  20165. Dire Wolves are extinct. This dog isn't even a North American Wolf descended from the Dire Wolves, it's a dog bred to look like a wolf. Dire Wolves were adapted to the ice age. They were the biggest wolves with thick fur to hold in the heat and had enormous jaws because they ate things that could fight back when they were desperate for food.
    1
  20166. Cowards think they can bullshit their way to victory.
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  20167. @hughbeein1265  doesn't matter what side, it's cowards bullshitting that distorts the facts in wartime. A lot of people don't even realize major fighting stalled within a couple months of the start of the war because every new minor battle is depicted as the start of wwiii
    1
  20168. "Post-feudal" is totally meaningless
    1
  20169. Not science. It has always moved slower than expected.
    1
  20170. Cards are king these days
    1
  20171. They simply haven't. WSJ just wanted an excuse to rehash Israeli politics.
    1
  20172.  @mdelrroose1414  ha. Garden variety crime in Bolivia kills 100 times what this does.
    1
  20173. Maybe the one you give. But for most people they base ESG scores on political BS and known national vices.
    1
  20174. You should talk
    1
  20175. @4layers404  soft power doesn't exist. There's petty feuds and there is money and guns and loyalty. The EU can't even get Italy to stop printing money
    1
  20176. @4layers404  The EU simply isn't a country. They've got at least two succession movements and the free trade zone has collapsed.
    1
  20177. @ploed  that is nothing. Steal a megacorp then we're talking
    1
  20178. It's just a whole lot of fluff content so men can fantasize about dating a girl out of their league.
    1
  20179. More due to hurricanes than the terrain
    1
  20180. No one cares
    1
  20181. @mikestewart4752  who are you talking to?
    1
  20182. Please leave economics to those of us that know basic economics
    1
  20183. Found the neckbeard
    1
  20184. These days the army lacks the funds and expertise to use those same trucks
    1
  20185.  @JulezWinnfield  doesn't matter, it's a craphole either way
    1
  20186.  @GrandTerr  America is a food exporter and making chips is easily profitable
    1
  20187. Earthly reasons
    1
  20188. Don't assume they ain't screwing the defendant on purpose
    1
  20189. GDP in most of the world is up. The only exceptions are fools who were living off borrowed money
    1
  20190. What makes you think the women are different from the men? They just pass the abuse down the hierarchy like the rest of them.
    1
  20191.  @tamaralindsay4777  and why would I care enough about Afghans one way or the other to lie about this?
    1
  20192. These idiots are trying to blame Bolsonaro for Brazilians buying legal weapons.
    1
  20193. An honest and low-risk one, but who else is there? Soldiers? Why would you idolize us either?
    1
  20194. With all these kidnappings it becomes a statistical fact that a large portion of the adult population are formally kidnapped kids and won't say so.
    1
  20195. VICE makes them all wear that mask.
    1
  20196. ​@Kilometers_KPH it's a pump and dump and we'll mute you if you say otherwise
    1
  20197. @WelfareChrist  that's silly. These are public companies and no one will commit fraud unless there is a clear and immediate payoff (although in theory middle management might hide their own theft this way). A private company may lie to the IRS to that effect, but you can't just throw out conspiracy theories like those pro-Hamas guys
    1
  20198. @ReaperUnreal  found obvious shoplifter #4
    1
  20199. That's the joke
    1
  20200. He was getting mauled, so I don't blame him.
    1
  20201. Shut up
    1
  20202. TL:DW Instead of force-feeding the geese, this guy kills them during the goose holiday season when they're fattening up for migration. More time-consuming, but no funnels going down their throats.
    1
  20203. Physically impossible. You can't vaccinate for venom.
    1
  20204. There's no difference between the two. China's rich are also struggling. They ain't starving, but they're all taking any work they can find even if they lose money just to keep their stores running.
    1
  20205. Wait, Alameda is apart of this... Was Sam paying Luna to get exclusive access to the arbitrage?
    1
  20206.  Paul Smith  weird rhetoric.
    1
  20207. Like that'd do anything.
    1
  20208. Hardeehar.
    1
  20209. He wasn't the sovereign of England, he was an illustrious politician. Imagine blaming Mr Biden for things Congress did in 2010.
    1
  20210.  @aleksazunjic9672  Vhut? You mind making sense, pendejo?
    1
  20211.  @augustiner3821  come on. You know what I mean
    1
  20212.  @faultier1158  this is why your ex's lawyer screwed you over in the divorce
    1
  20213. Watch the video and know that engineers aren't cheap. He didn't even discuss the extreme vacuum chamber needing to test this stuff.
    1
  20214.  @AliAli-pf5id  peace? The Afghans are killing each as fast they always have and there simply is no central government at the moment
    1
  20215.  desneribe  leave Afghanistan to those of us that read about Afghanistan
    1
  20216. Sounds like it was a ponzi scheme the whole time
    1
  20217. He is profitable but you are not
    1
  20218. Modhi is in Indian
    1
  20219. ​@theemperor3557 allegedly he's co-scamming with Adani
    1
  20220.  @yousseph777  you haven't seen the world and/or America then. Simple statistics say America has more miles of paved road per car and more motorable roads than any other place inbhuman history. The reason being most developed nations are either really crowded where space is an issue, or really remote where it costs a fortune just to get the asphalt up there
    1
  20221.  @yousseph777  you say that as if you don't know what blue collar life is like. And who gives a frick whether or not anyone is the best at anything?
    1
  20222.  @yousseph777  and I said so repeatedly there's more miles of paved road here per car than anywhere else. Almost as if you're trying to sound smart without reading anything I said.
    1
  20223. How is that funny?
    1
  20224.  @KILLRKIA  The world would be more amused by your disembowlment
    1
  20225. Walmart is the biggest so they get all the hate
    1
  20226. Lawyers be like that, but the same judge needs to approve this cut and he probably won't
    1
  20227. Quebec is much of Canada, not all of Canada
    1
  20228. How much did you lose?
    1
  20229. Nah. Recall there were "rumors" of Teslas from Shanghai having bad breaks which could be proven to be a hoax but mobs of paid rioters pretended it was true
    1
  20230. Protecting? You miss the massive fines and fraud charges?
    1
  20231. Schwarzenegger? He ain't killed nobody
    1
  20232. Some of them, yeah. Others are the stuff of legends. I don't think there's any editor reviewing stuff before it's posted
    1
  20233. Shut up
    1
  20234.  @SpaceTravel1776  but you reduce risk. Interest rates went way up since the original comment. Now that rates are high, it's a fairly safe bet that rates will fall again within the next few years... but you may avoid taking the loan to begin with.
    1
  20235.  @SpaceTravel1776  not always. It's a statistical thing: Rates go up and banks get less business, even to the point of bankruptcy.
    1
  20236. There's so many logical/factual fallacies right there
    1
  20237.  @chuckdgaf5204  nothing you said has any connection to any person or group.
    1
  20238.  @chuckdgaf5204  shut up and get draft
    1
  20239.  @chuckdgaf5204  shut up
    1
  20240. Not always. Static shootouts are the worst.
    1
  20241. They never made a lot of money to begin with and inflation increases wages too
    1
  20242. Googling... On top of that, the founder use to work for DuPont (a criminally negligent chemical company that since dissolved) and received a quarter million investment from them to open his office. It was a software company in the 90's, and that's how they got big despite having to restate earnings in 2000 and losing several execs to fraud convictions. The remaining company has made software and investment funds using proprietary software ever since.
    1
  20243. We all know you don't.
    1
  20244. It's called loss depression and it happens everyone. You feel like a failure, and idiot, as useless.
    1
  20245. If you ask me, we should just have mandatory service in reserves. This creates huge reserves of decent soldiers and is not too burdensome in peacetime.
    1
  20246.  @jameslooker4791  specific? Dude, any war calls for emergency increases in numbers beyond what can be sustained permanent
    1
  20247. Petrodollars don't exist. They simply reveal you don't know a fucking thing about the global situation.
    1
  20248. It's the same guys thought bought into crypto ponzi schemes.
    1
  20249. Where most areas don't have internet?
    1
  20250. Not news
    1
  20251.  @kaymish6178  That's silly. Private corporations own all of the current chip factories and you can't conquer a country by stealing business from them. Again, zero sum games are just a waste of time and money and mainly serves to the detriment of the greedy bastards.
    1
  20252.  @AZ-hj8ym  except he didn't allege that, you assumed it, which is very interesting.
    1
  20253.  @thomasherrin6798  if that works, then there's nothing stopping some new idiot from doing the same. Ergo if the practice is normal they will never be profitable.
    1
  20254. Pure fantasy.
    1
  20255. Shut up
    1
  20256. Nice quick draw. Probably saved his life.
    1
  20257. Shotgun does the job better. Like shooting a duck
    1
  20258. Never count on mutiny. Recall Chinese people are gamblers and in historic wars they actually seek out operational risk rather than go AWOL
    1
  20259. Shut up. Get drafted
    1
  20260. Liars get scalped
    1
  20261. Why install a big expensive custom bowl when there's actual coudrons for sale?
    1
  20262. The puns are strong with this one...
    1
  20263. The conflicting accounts on Hill 102.0 can be easily explained by the factor of intermingled lines. If neither side has complete control of the hill, or two sides are pinned feet from each other and don't know the other is there, or both sides have infiltrators on the other's side, or micro-pockets of resistance on both sides hold out for some time, or (MOST LIKELY) a combination of all the above, then you're left with a scenario where no one knows what on Earth is going on.
    1
  20264. If you don't know basic facts about Cuba, why you making wildly condescending remarks?
    1
  20265. He's many things but not a narcissist
    1
  20266. They always were.
    1
  20267. There are reverse mortgages, but no one wants them.
    1
  20268.  @CantHandleThisCanYa  more than one, but it is just a handful of established firms.
    1
  20269. @Wintermute  that's just an historic accident
    1
  20270. Because it was going to happen anyway
    1
  20271. They did for a long time, but their parent company Google is recording profits
    1
  20272. Yep. It's laying around due to old reactors and serves no other purpose
    1
  20273. Not a measure of inflation
    1
  20274. Yeah: How many accounts are you trolling us with?
    1
  20275. As opposed to you, who we all know for a fact have stolen in the past
    1
  20276. That's silly
    1
  20277.  @lazydude5681  Do you need shock therapy for that voluntary schizophrenia of yours?
    1
  20278. That's silly.
    1
  20279.  @luizhenriqueferreiradesouz153  All the original members are dead. There's a long list of groups that took the name al-Qaeda because they declare war on the US, but most of them can't even prove they have even met another current or past al-Qaeda branch.
    1
  20280.  @luizhenriqueferreiradesouz153  and how does that nullify what I said?
    1
  20281. In their intelligence quotients
    1
  20282. It's seller financing. Car dealerships do it too, but in their case there is an actual need for the loans and each loan is large enough to be worth the transaction costs.
    1
  20283. There's 10,000 hedge funds in the US alone. Calling all of them arrogant isn't a reflection of evidence, it's a reflection of you.
    1
  20284. Not necessarily. But everyone wants to run a fortune 500 company and doesn't care how many VC idiots they need to screw over to get there. Likewise, VCs are just predatory lenders who think they can have the next Bill Gates in their pocket by lending him money early.
    1
  20285. Do you have a death wish?
    1
  20286. They don't care. They want payback.
    1
  20287. Don't you have a fake rat to finish eating?
    1
  20288. I assume that's sarcasm?
    1
  20289. Good to see you advertise something useful for once.
    1
  20290. @JamesMcGillis  Cali as tried to criminally charge gas makers for turning profit
    1
  20291.  Müsellem-i Hayat  the elections are rigged in favor of the incumbant. When there is no incumbent, there are coups
    1
  20292.  @askosefamerve  happens all the time
    1
  20293. @Müsellem-i Hayat  no, I'm talking about post-Ottoman Turkey. Where there are as many major coups as there are Parliamentary elections over the last century It's simply how it works.
    1
  20294.  Müsellem-i Hayat  it depends how you count, but there's a lot more where that came from. Turks have fought other Turks as often as anyone else. Like in the alleged Nine Officers Plot over a decade ago.
    1
  20295.  @williamdavis9562  you don't even know that Turkey had military rule within living memory, do you?
    1
  20296.  @MAKEOUTHILL-ub6if  liars burn in hell
    1
  20297. That's called stopping power these days
    1
  20298. You an eyewitness or something?
    1
  20299.  @tavirosu25  as bogus as that inflation stat
    1
  20300.  @FinanceLore  I am not everyone
    1
  20301. Mexico is kinda broke and you can be surprised by how many people can die before something becomes a national priority.
    1
  20302.  @TheSchiffReport  this got nuttin to do with that
    1
  20303. As Captain Dissillusion would say, don't assume sophisticated fakery in a video relying on rudimentary fakery. They obscured the bullet reloading with a guy's hand, and you think they bought film editing software to do plainar tracking?
    1
  20304. Africa is worse
    1
  20305. A lot of these influencers are lying about being rich in order to get views. Sports cars and mansions are often rented for a night, gems are often fake, and they often force themselves to vomit the nice meals they film themselves eating because diet. Notice with that first thief what tipped him off was when Ms Kardashian threw a real gem in the pool.
    1
  20306. Because they're Americans and hence will never hear a kind word about America.
    1
  20307. "Et. al. is like the best scientist, his name is on all the papers." -Zefrank1
    1
  20308.  @cheesecake7159  liar
    1
  20309.  @alx9099  found the shoplifter
    1
  20310. Or at least how good the pre-rendered trailer was. There's still no game
    1
  20311. Who?
    1
  20312. As if most states don't ban casinos?
    1
  20313.  @Foolish188  even so
    1
  20314.  @mathewward6229  maybe not
    1
  20315.  @mathewward6229  Do I care? He's a fraud
    1
  20316.  @trisbane4086  missed out? How much did you lose?
    1
  20317. They still have it, though.
    1
  20318. Exec pay is performance based you id10t. Lying about what is common will get you doxxed
    1
  20319. @stevenpreston5619  you're going to go to prison for stealing
    1
  20320. There's no significant change in foreign policy anticipated. One ex- special forces commander got replaced with another as PM and Gantz is still DM.
    1
  20321. I watched those few seconds a dozen times and still can't tell if he had his hands up.
    1
  20322. You should see what they do to the men they don't like.
    1
  20323. PE are Ponzi schemes. They buy trash companies and most of the time do not help at all.
    1
  20324. Given the state of affairs in China, that is evidently at least partially untrue
    1
  20325. That's what people say in every war... It's an empty threat.
    1
  20326. Ha
    1
  20327. Money launderers who want to obscure where the money came from.
    1
  20328. Hence why no one pulled the pin
    1
  20329.  @coloneljp  Vhut?
    1
  20330.  @justinjones6810  That's a drop in the bucket even if true.
    1
  20331. Toadface finally croaked... Yeah, I said it!
    1
  20332. Ponzi schemes often use a real business to hide the fact they're ponzi schemes
    1
  20333. There are certainly ethical ways to buy houses at that price the same way deep value investors buy companies for more than their liquidation value. What exactly is this predatory practice?
    1
  20334. Shut up
    1
  20335. Fights usually are
    1
  20336. These goons can't even control their own private companies, much less work together for world domination.
    1
  20337.  @reasonerenlightened2456  McDonald's is luxury food?
    1
  20338.  @reasonerenlightened2456  not a luxury still
    1
  20339. I think the reason is women's pants are intentionally skin tight so there's no room for the bulky pockets men have.
    1
  20340. I don't know what that officer was thinking, but fired seems appropriate.
    1
  20341. They stopped and moved them as soon as possible. Shootouts are crazy.
    1
  20342. Underdeliver? The promise was at T=0 there was "excitement guaranteed." The main hope was the thing would take off in one piece
    1
  20343. Shut up
    1
  20344. Hunger doesn't matter when the other guy is hungrier.
    1
  20345. Weird joke. Buffet doesn't have tattoos.
    1
  20346. The bubbles everyone sees coming... Never happen. Any real bubble would be in an investment considered infallible by many.
    1
  20347. Lying isn't necessary in this instance
    1
  20348. Palestine's economy is Israel's economy
    1
  20349. It may be a skew in how easily available these reports are
    1
  20350. Not all of them. It's a vague class of persons so you can't speak for them all. Bill Gates turned out alright, but nowadays he's actually considered old man old guard instead of tech bro
    1
  20351. I never heard of it before this video was published. No one pays attention to crypto ventures except a handful of people living in a bubble
    1
  20352. Only in Africa and the middle east
    1
  20353. He pays himself and investors by buying back shares in his own company. Short sellers just make that cheaper.
    1
  20354.  @ditadita4044  neither does anyone else, apparently
    1
  20355. We don't just produce enough for ourselves already, we EXPORT that stuff.
    1
  20356. Vhut?
    1
  20357. The majority of that money was from large investors including several hedgies.
    1
  20358. Not necessarily
    1
  20359. A pyramid is where you pay to get in, and get rewards by getting others to pay you to get in. A ponzi is where you pay to get in and get paid more by the man you paid using money he stole from people who paid in after you. Yes, it is possible to be both a pyramid and a ponzi scheme at once
    1
  20360. People have always been like this.
    1
  20361. That wasn't the motive.
    1
  20362. You're not very good at rhetoric and lying, so quit it.
    1
  20363. A lot of big players are losing their shirts betting on inflation right now.
    1
  20364. It's nothing to speak of. Just apartment blocks mostly in the suburbs of Jerusalem.
    1
  20365. Wut?
    1
  20366. Dirt is a fundamentally bad building material. It doesn't like to stay put. Relying on it to do so is a sign you're not concerned with the actual utility of the construct.
    1
  20367. Turkey has no border with Lebanon and hardly the competency to move their small navy. They won't care.
    1
  20368.  @sikay6340  Turkey and Syria were always enemies, and again they share a long border easily crossed by thugs and smugglers. Lebanon is neither
    1
  20369. Your English leaves much to be desired
    1
  20370. Because it's a bond.
    1
  20371. Certainly not. It's too broad a term
    1
  20372. You seem to forget what marines are
    1
  20373. No need to demonize him. He wanted to be in charge and didn't care much what it took to get there
    1
  20374.  @Mr_Mojo_Risin  shut up. Get drafted
    1
  20375. Leave science to those of us who know basic facts about science
    1
  20376. Shut up, people
    1
  20377. Is that a joke?
    1
  20378. @simo91554  if it isn't it's fraud
    1
  20379. Do you have any idea how much regulation there is on commercial banks? Travelers checks are almost exclusively issued by US banks because banks in countries with loose rules would rather not let US citizens do business than to comply with the literal shelfload of rule books the US has for banks. In America, even the auditors have auditors, and this is not always a good thing.
    1
  20380. That's not how currency valuations work
    1
  20381. With the way these guys are acting who gives a rip?
    1
  20382. Am I the one that noticed how easy it was to buy off an entire Nigerian army of militants?
    1
  20383.  @MooneLightEntertainment  soldiers are soldiers regardless if they work for a government.
    1
  20384.  @MooneLightEntertainment  if it's a man, who has weapons, and fights when ordered, he's a soldier.
    1
  20385.  @MooneLightEntertainment  Boko Haram has no geographic limitations and their sicarios have kidnapped people farther south. And blissful is pretty silly given the whole country is subject to major infighting and poor sanitation. In the northwest, for instance, nomadic bandit gangs control chunks of turf. In others, militias run thing nominally allied to the government but significant infighting has been reported.
    1
  20386. You sound like you need drafted
    1
  20387. Because a circle is the ideal way to fit as many people as possible on a point on a map.
    1
  20388.  @bogeyonanostrilhair9568  that's what they all say before the finger meet flame
    1
  20389. HAMAS is literally the Arabic acronym for "Islamic Resistance Movement." Their payroll members aren't any more religious than anyone else, but the cartel formed from a split from the Muslim Brotherhood.
    1
  20390. As if anyone's signature is legible these days. But that's a bureaucracy issue, not a legal one
    1
  20391.  @lombardo141  you are not Ray Dalio
    1
  20392.  @lombardo141  I ain't, you are. I don't give a rip what he's doing
    1
  20393. Because we have more gold than we actually need for electronics.
    1
  20394. This is normal because most real estate in China are simply Ponzi schemes. The more you sell, the longer the scheme goes.
    1
  20395. The police need a camera at least as good as the one in my phone, but I guess that'd cost the government money......
    1
  20396. These guys aren't rich. The fund managers are wallstreetbets guys who leverage to the tits by investing other people's money. The investors are sometimes rich, but a lot of these firms will take investment online which is of questionable legality. It's called a ponzi scheme
    1
  20397. It looked like dawn when they got there and dawn lasts less than 30 minutes and depending how long it takes to call dispatch and drive over there it can be 15 minutes to get FD there
    1
  20398. Solar is still debilitatingly expensive despite most of their profits coming from Federal subsidies.
    1
  20399.  @baronvonlimbourgh1716  that's a bit of an exaggeration, but yes because subsidies which cover roughly 30% of costs.
    1
  20400.  @baronvonlimbourgh1716  I don't recall anyone reversing these. In fact a google search says that the coming of a new POTUS doesn't instantly undo the previous administration.
    1
  20401.  @baronvonlimbourgh1716  How can you talk so much but say so little? Lose the silly fanboi antics, you can't badger people into not knowing the reality of the current situation.
    1
  20402.  @baronvonlimbourgh1716  shut up
    1
  20403. Uh, that only works in the movies. In real life the bullet simply shatters into shrapnel
    1
  20404. The math on public projects is the state should break even in order to be profitable for the country. This will never be profitable
    1
  20405.  @stzhang1770  namely you
    1
  20406. How do you think these obvious ponzi schemes find "victims?" A low-risk crime is to jump onto someone else's scam and co-promote it unsolicited, and if it crashes you can pretend to be a victim.
    1
  20407. It was over before it started.
    1
  20408.  @shaneanderson7757  never touched it at all. Zero-sum games are for chumps and hypocrites.
    1
  20409.  @shaneanderson7757  you deserve to lose money
    1
  20410. She didn't trade, her husband did. And if that's the extent of your knowledge I won't bother debunking the allegations against them.
    1
  20411.  @sourskittles1294  it's their money, they lose it how they please. And no, there's no evidence of malfeasance. In fact, there's nothing particular original about Paul's moves and his gains can be ascribed to luck as he traded mostly calls on tech giants.
    1
  20412.  @ProfAzimov  liar
    1
  20413. It's called a ponzi scheme
    1
  20414.  @operator8014  Just turn on DRIP, you'll save on commissions
    1
  20415. For what?
    1
  20416.  @franzjoseph1837  that's not the allegation.
    1
  20417. Just imagine that monstrosity voiced by Woopie Goldberg......
    1
  20418. Lose the partisanship.
    1
  20419. Indiscriminately? No. The exact answer varies between states, though. In some places, they're dealing with migrants with bad backgrounds who will do such things as beat up total strangers for wearing a kippah or beat up granny to steal geoceries. In other places, states feud with each other over who gets the burden of taking care of refugees. And rules for entry/exit vary across the EU and no one wants all these homeless people to have any more access than what's given.
    1
  20420. Activist hedge fund is the polite term for Corporate Raider.
    1
  20421. Not enough to put a dent in our demand
    1
  20422. Homeless aren't fat, but we don't have to worry about food.
    1
  20423. @Killdroid96  dude, they destroyed nothing. No one derails their own trains. And you clearly don't know a damn thing about the chemicals in question. It is thought that a wheel broke. That happens, but usually the derailment isn't as bad, usually they aren't carrying hazmat, and usually things don't catch fire. Savvy?
    1
  20424.  @Killdroid96  How'd you know? You wouldn't even know how derailments are fixed.
    1
  20425.  @Killdroid96  Dude, stuff has got to go from point A to Point B. I have a CDL, but I am not allowed to move hazmat because I never had specific training/testing on it. Same goes for everyone else.
    1
  20426. Almost as if they didn't understand the functionality of the ribbing.
    1
  20427.  @Halal_Dan  Iraqi higher education was a fake guru scam. They resorted to abducting Iraqis that had migrated to civilized countries to get stuff done.
    1
  20428.  @justindunlap1235  Not when Arabs are involved
    1
  20429. @tomaspabon2484  I've got a feeling you'd say that even if you knew for a fact it wasn't true. This is friggin Iraq, they need help with anything more complicated than falafel.
    1
  20430.  @tomaspabon2484  The rest are no different
    1
  20431. Dude, there are no rich in China. Only ponzi schemers
    1
  20432.  Alone  at what? Rhetorical bull?
    1
  20433. "The wicked runs when no man chases." -Solomon Ben-David
    1
  20434. ​ @ceoatcrystalsoft4942 shut up
    1
  20435. Except they haven't used that much concrete. The concrete is fake or diluted or overreported boost GDP numbers
    1
  20436. Shut up
    1
  20437.  @MikeLiteraus  Shut up
    1
  20438. The gold bars to hide falling prices is new, started a couple months ago and is still going on.
    1
  20439. I don't recall lying doing anything for anyone in any form of government
    1
  20440.  @briancarno8837  shut up. Get drafted
    1
  20441. Shut up
    1
  20442. The world cup has caused interest in Qatar to soar.
    1
  20443. Except you're mostly investing in foreign firms who make decisions based on their own incentives... That can lead to some weird optimal asset allocations
    1
  20444. Break up eventually
    1
  20445. No
    1
  20446. The only place I've seen these are video games. Who really uses these? Bomb squads?
    1
  20447. Your puts expired worthless.
    1
  20448. I really should scruitinize those ESG funds.
    1
  20449. Says who?
    1
  20450. Who gives a shit? This was centuries ago
    1
  20451. They're all lying. The panhandle corresponds to the farthest reach of Russian settlement. A tiny fishing villagr that no longer exists determined the border
    1
  20452. It literally isn't
    1
  20453.  @dh1752  that's the common delusion on both sides, but like that matters for the ultimate truth of the matter
    1
  20454.  @loudorchen9897  Do I look like I'm into stupid politics?
    1
  20455. Huge fines paid and charges pending
    1
  20456. These guys fight for scraps of dirt, not oil.
    1
  20457. Dude, do you have any idea how much a solid copper cable weighs? That's hundreds of pounds you see in the video.
    1
  20458.  @akyhne  it's solid copper coil on the inside, bozo. And it doesn't matter if one idiot could move a little at a time because that would take near a half hour just to plug it in.
    1
  20459. In Latin America, America is a continent. Everywhere else, America is a country. Even Putin, the Iranians, the Native Americans, and the Africans refer to America as the country.
    1
  20460.  @arislopes1924  what does this rambling with strong racial overtones have to do with anything? It doesn't matter if it makes sense or not, the fact is it has entered the vernacular that way and won't change anytime this century. In fact, if you wanted a name that made sense the continent would be named after Columbus, not America.
    1
  20461. Uh, no. The Palestinians are as much descended from Canaan as the Israelis are
    1
  20462. Dude, don't assume character traits from scripted statements. He's a ponzi schemer, nothing more
    1
  20463. Lose the sycophancy
    1
  20464. I'd never sit there
    1
  20465. No one cares
    1
  20466. I recall reports like this from the early 2000s. Chemical burns from sandles from China sold in the US
    1
  20467. I wouldn't touch it. Even if there is no "irregular" payments to Tesla speculators will do crazy things with the stock anyway
    1
  20468. Back in the Recession people were too busy screaming why someone else should take the fall for them that even today most people don't even know what a CDO is...
    1
  20469. No
    1
  20470. Shut up
    1
  20471. Just for fun once I investigated three random people on that list and two were obvious frauds. One was clearly lying about his profitability to VC chumps, posting three figure gains while his whole industry was a bloodbath. Another had no qualifications whatsoever in the industry she supposedly had a miracle invention for. I actually had to get on the phone with Andreesson Horowitz and tell them what I found.
    1
  20472. Do you have a death wish?
    1
  20473.  @davidthompson5876  They all do and they all know it.
    1
  20474.  @dellingson4833  Dude, it's so common that a lot of them aren't aware it's illegal
    1
  20475.  @p.m.2388  Everyone is dirty in the subcontinent
    1
  20476. Dude, there were fat margins for several months, and increased long term business since we forced the Russian suppliers out of the market
    1
  20477. Liars burn in hell
    1
  20478. Fly, you fools.
    1
  20479. Shut up
    1
  20480. Relevance?
    1
  20481. Because it isn't. Not even the Russians want this junk. Heck, not even the Chinese want this junk
    1
  20482. But we'll berate Russians for using them anyway.
    1
  20483. Legally intoxication is not a defense against crime. If it were, then no one would ever go to jail for DUI.
    1
  20484. Salty miners, I see. :)
    1
  20485. Dude, he kidnapped the kid by accident. His crimes are more stupidity based than anything else.
    1
  20486. Tax dollars weren't used in the bailout.
    1
  20487. Shut up
    1
  20488. There's politicization to this piece. He blames select governments while debunking his own claims.
    1
  20489. Dear Mr. Felix I hear that in "risk-parity funds" they compose mostly in safe stocks and junk bonds because ultimately there really should be little distinction in the returns of both. Not that I recommend these funds, but it's that there's no particular reason to think only safe bonds are investible.
    1
  20490. Distance to refineries mostly.
    1
  20491. You are not a bank.
    1
  20492. How they make money, then?
    1
  20493. The Bantus will kill each other over a 20 dollar bill. That ain't happening
    1
  20494. Depends on the unit type really. And it sounds like you just prefer smaller weapons
    1
  20495. What?
    1
  20496. Most reporters are.
    1
  20497. Hardeehar. Even if they overcame all current issues they'd still live on a remote and desolate place far removed from global networks. Regional dominance is another matter
    1
  20498.  @gazalraul885  that's a curious thing to get angry about since these fools are clearly letting their own children go hungry.
    1
  20499. Neither does your investment advice.
    1
  20500.  @yhvvcbhjjggjk-id1re  ha! Shut up and get drafted
    1
  20501.  @JimBob1937  Quit trying to give input on macroeconomics.
    1
  20502.  @JimBob1937  You're no different
    1
  20503.  @JimBob1937  I didn't read your ramblings, much less argue with them
    1
  20504.  @JimBob1937  shut up
    1
  20505. 6:20 "Footbaths" is a euphamism for "handjob" in much of China.
    1
  20506. A curious remark, given all companies in China are majority Chinese owned.
    1
  20507. That was centuries ago when Crusades were a thing and that army wasn't commanded by clerics. If you're going to spread hate about your parent's religion you should at least get basic history facts right.
    1
  20508. It'll be dismissed without trial
    1
  20509. Shut up, France24
    1
  20510.  @koekiejam18  no, I don't trust you. As he is your friend and you want to think the best of him while he wouldn't be kneen on telling you of any crimes or lack of education he may have. But yes, much of the little Iraq has is lost to infighting.
    1
  20511.  @koekiejam18  and how does any of that mean he was different from anyone else whilst living in that turdhole? The weed comment doesn't surprise me as functioning addiction to hash, khat, tobacco, and alcohol are all extremely common in that part of the world. And there's actually nothing new about the type of fighting Iraq faces. Before DAESH was al-Qaeda, before that was the Ba'ath, before that was the Iraqi Revolution, before that was colonial Britain's fight against tribal forces, before that is when detailed records stop but the place was under Ottoman occupation with tribal forces owning the streets and arbitrary executions and legal discrimination were the norm. Religious Jihad has also never totally stopped, with men and sects being arbitrarily labeled apostates (sex slavery was also legal back then). And again, at no point was there even any legit higher education system in the country and not even a single railroad was built without foreign help. Likewise, old systems of oligarchic privilege were simply replaced with systemic nepotism, and much of rural Iraq has seen little to nothing of modern living as open lagoons, illiteracy, self built houses, clan loyalties, sustenance farming, and thar are the norm as they've been since the bronze age.
    1
  20512.  MichaelKingsfordGray  who?
    1
  20513. This is why it is said when the Fed raises rates they suck money out of the third world
    1
  20514. Guys, this is simply the idiot who owns the patent to an overhyped invention. He'll make a nice living selling software, nothing more.
    1
  20515. @nigeltheoutlaw  they'll be rid of the Hodgies soon enough
    1
  20516.  @johneggmuldoon3176  liarr
    1
  20517. @N0sf3r4tuR1s3n  they naver had their back to begin with
    1
  20518. @wolefatunmbi9727  you forget the coloreds, mixed race, who actually outnumber the "whites"
    1
  20519. They can shut the frick up, as can this channel trying to smear the name of an irrelevant dead lady.
    1
  20520. Rising interest rates have revealed all the fools and frauds that relied on burning other people's money.
    1
  20521.  @okakokakiev787  misleading. That was due to sanctions by various governments. Credit Suisse didn't get any of that money.
    1
  20522. Valve just sucks as a company. Underpaid, overworked, losing money, trying to get rich quick.
    1
  20523. That's mostly a product of normalized bribery, though
    1
  20524. The only nation I know of where it was a lawful order was Imperial Japan. However, suicide is casual enough in Japan that a lot of men followed said orders.
    1
  20525. You would still be better off in short term bonds
    1
  20526. 5:35 They are called "Sleeping Beauties." They all look the same because they all had extensive plastic surgery and they all serve in totally random jobs because they're attached to one or more of the bosses. Women rise in rank in Chinese parties/corporations the same way they rise in rank in Mexican gangs: By having sex with the bosses.
    1
  20527. Caveat to those biographic dictionaries: They're loaded with falsifications. Tribes are nominally kinship based states but often neighbors, friends, slaves, and allies are included by creating fake family connections about dead people.
    1
  20528.  @James-cb7nb  Even if that were true, and it isn't, it is completely irrelavent.
    1
  20529. It's probably priced fairly given it was made by hand
    1
  20530.  @larrywenman947  Huawei is dead. Kept alive by political subsidies of various sorts. And which HonKong Communist is unable to open a bank account anywhere because banks fear being cut off from US markets?
    1
  20531. All my cash purchases are either under 10 bucks or to an individual not a store
    1
  20532. He has to be famous for that. Like more famous than Gantz.
    1
  20533. You wish
    1
  20534. 1:50 It's all fun and games until the todler is catapulted onto a windshield.
    1
  20535.  @Bogbastardo  Don't equate Boeing with US aircraft. They didn't do anything that aren't known problems with people these days, they're simply the biggest corporation in trouble with the law so they get spam slander
    1
  20536. He's got a wealth manager, but the man himself is partial to technology. He even bought Da Vinchy's notes which he keeps in his house
    1
  20537. Of US cops defending the Chinese embassy from a Chinese man? No...
    1
  20538. He thinks Cyprus wants him dead. Why?
    1
  20539.  @dietbajablast5790  Or you become a known liar
    1
  20540. Russia also exports food and coal and timber.
    1
  20541. Who?
    1
  20542. Not anyone's fault if so
    1
  20543. There's no back, it was never a democracy
    1
  20544. Found the crypto scammer
    1
  20545. Shut up
    1
  20546. If you open up your keyboard you'll see all the buttons are capacitors. The current collects in that area because it wants to jump the bridge but can't, so when you push the button there's a heavy jolt to the current that makes the button truly instantaneous. If you scale this up to a ludicrous size, you have a battery that can discharge all at once.
    1
  20547. No buyers these days
    1
  20548. Shut up. Get drafted
    1
  20549. Liars burn in hell with their tongues nailed to their balls.
    1
  20550. If you miss brain/arteries they live
    1
  20551. He's got a lot more schemes than just that
    1
  20552. Simply not the case as global education is at a all time high and we're just as violent as ever.
    1
  20553.  @StudyAlevel  We all know better, we're all bullshittinh
    1
  20554. Vhut?
    1
  20555. The Saudis do whatever you want if you pay them.
    1
  20556. Richard Coffman (aka Plain Bagel), Ben Felix, and Patrick Boyle are all licenced to give financial advise... They also do not give stock picks. Richard even made a video showing how he's getting unsolicited offers to pump penny stocks, including one where he was offered 30 grand.
    1
  20557. They don't have a draft for the moment
    1
  20558. Vhut?
    1
  20559. No one is giving stock tips
    1
  20560. We literally aren't doing that. And the Feds have the world's money printer. No one's credit is better than the Feds.
    1
  20561. @davidg4512  That’s not what happened either.
    1
  20562. Same story, different year
    1
  20563. Until everything else breaks.
    1
  20564.  Dani Al  shut up and get drafted, dipstick.
    1
  20565.  @t700e  his rhetoric also contradicted itself at a few points, was retconed at others, and in a few places he lied. Sounds like he was saying anything necessary to get the German people to obey his orders.
    1
  20566.  @pop000690  Except his associates and nominal beliefs evolved from year to year as the occasion called for it. Learn to recognize when someone is bullshittin you.
    1
  20567. RH restricts the amount of margin that can be used. But aside from that, people do what they want with their money.
    1
  20568. To you, yeah. But science is never confined to institutions.
    1
  20569.  @samuelcornish8050  you're getting mixed up with something else
    1
  20570. It is. The Russian acronym is KS-23
    1
  20571. that's silly
    1
  20572. Unlikely
    1
  20573. Go away
    1
  20574. I haven't heard of a famine at the moment
    1
  20575. Rest in Pieces!
    1
  20576. archaeopteryx is believed to be a hoax
    1
  20577. Lying isn't necessary in this instance. You can't see the point where it starts falling.
    1
  20578. Because that didn't happen
    1
  20579. The next guy will be equally incompetent.
    1
  20580. The PM fired the chiefs for the alleged crime of grunts without even investigating the grunts? That was clearly a power play and not a "reform."
    1
  20581. They crashed ages before you wrote that
    1
  20582. Spam
    1
  20583. "The Bantustan Typewriter."
    1
  20584. It's a joke
    1
  20585. Yeah. Assholes are scamming assholes, and the sheriff is getting things under control
    1
  20586. Depends who runs it
    1
  20587. No. This was in the North Arabian Sea.
    1
  20588. As the Hapsburgs said, Men do not conquer lands, women do. They said this because more land changed hands due to simple dynastic marriages than by long sieges and seizures.
    1
  20589. The two are not related
    1
  20590. What? The suspect shot the officer, who was saved by the spare mag on his belt.
    1
  20591. Their identities are public knowledge but no one pays attention to them.
    1
  20592.  @doujinflip  I.E. people buying things they can't really afford
    1
  20593. @FlyWithRookie  that means the cost is hidden in other things you bought
    1
  20594. This is Turkey
    1
  20595.  @lorddavidlawrence  the suspect on camera is a she. No one knows what fool they detained or why they're suspect.
    1
  20596. They could all do better with some gas masks and gloves.
    1
  20597. Free money from the Palestinian government for every Jew killed. No one cares if they're soldiers or babies.
    1
  20598.  @dwarow2508  because that's the main cause for TIK's indictment.
    1
  20599.  @dwarow2508  I think you lost track of this conversation.
    1
  20600. No.
    1
  20601. You want us to kick butt in Lebanon? Because if we do I don't want you to be whining about that too.
    1
  20602.  @andorinhariver4457  VICE is an American outlet.
    1
  20603. Shut up gong fei
    1
  20604. No one cares what you think.
    1
  20605.  @henrypierce8010  shut up
    1
  20606. Liars burn in hell with their tongues nailed to their balls
    1
  20607. Very few people own Japanese stocks
    1
  20608. Dude, you can only hide a crime if you believe it is one. Like how many Iranian nuclear scientists got knocked off. No one is exactly hiding those murders.
    1
  20609. Shut up
    1
  20610. So... I assume the Dominican Republic is fine in spite being next door?
    1
  20611.  @amoybrown8240  charity does go from DR, but DR receives a lot of charity from the US as they are pretty poor.
    1
  20612.  @amoybrown8240  she said with her phone in a region that isn't a warzone or in extreme poverty/crime.
    1
  20613.  @amoybrown8240  Jamaican first name, English first name, isn't interested in helping Haitians, thinks her homeland is as good as any. Someplace Caribbean.
    1
  20614. Shut up
    1
  20615.  @ThatLoudCockatoo  I bet my life there was more involved than student loans.
    1
  20616. This is Africa. Most of the fighting is with blades. Also, if they got guns, then these townfolk will simply become the people their neighbors need protecting from.
    1
  20617. Downgrading the Chinese government also downgrades all Chinese companies. The reason is your government is treated as the "risk-free rate" where if they go down they're taking all their citizens with them from taxes and inflation. Wall Street and banks charge people the risk free rate, plus extra to cover the risks of whatever you're doing. That's why during the Pandemic stimulus so many people got mortgages at like 3% interest, the interest rate the Feds were offering were near zero at the time.
    1
  20618. Some, not most. Becoming a professor is a pyramid scheme
    1
  20619. Also, a man is faster if he has enough practice.
    1
  20620. Test for The Thing. I think Crab is The Thing.
    1
  20621. Oh look. We found this channel's next guest star!
    1
  20622.  @JudgeDredd_  dude, the killer is already in jail. Problem solved
    1
  20623.  @PippipMediatravel  not if i rip out the other guy's eyeballs first. Lose the silly politics and focus on your own job.
    1
  20624. They want to both ban US companies and force them to sell cheaply at the same time.
    1
  20625. This isn't new in China. "Rice bowl Christians" were a thing before the Communists took over and suppressed religion.
    1
  20626. FAA regs are sometimes total bullshit
    1
  20627. Robots are expensive and they could only gather a little at a time. You sure this is profitable?
    1
  20628. Namely yourself
    1
  20629. The amount donated to charity by the US alone is nominally many times what is needed to resolve those issues. It's a matter of human vice, not government budgets. So quit whining and do volunteer work for once.
    1
  20630. That is not remotely Roman
    1
  20631. First world problems. Literally.
    1
  20632. Those idiots can't even make rockets that work.
    1
  20633. Liar
    1
  20634. Tell it to the kefala
    1
  20635. Depends on state rules and department policy regarding ongoing investigations
    1
  20636. Dude. In the US commercial fishing has a higher fatality rate than police. And the only police job comparable in danger to Afghanistan is undercover agents penetrating gangs. Lose the trash talk
    1
  20637. I've heard fools trying to sound hip use the English "goat" to mean "cool," though....
    1
  20638. He had an illegal gun and drugs on him.
    1
  20639. They do this for a living
    1
  20640. Except we don't eat people either, we're suppose to either work together or otherwise leave each other alone. Only assholes want predatory dominance over other humans.
    1
  20641. It isn't actually libel, is a deliberately cynical view of Anglophone state's intentions. Something the Brits picked up from the Americans.
    1
  20642. Shut up. Get drafted
    1
  20643. The one time that momma bear won't maul you for getting close to her babies.
    1
  20644. No
    1
  20645. It's always the pantsies that think their demonic entities....
    1
  20646. They were secretly poor. Most startups are. They sold the lions share of future profits to the banks for some cash and that's all they got
    1
  20647. Dude, the reason France is involved is because the Malians won't stop killing each other. Most of the country is not controlled by the government that is complaining, so does it really matter?
    1
  20648. Literally, only in America...
    1
  20649. A lot of things would have been different, but it probably wouldn't have been better or worse.
    1
  20650. They'd beg to differ. We got a minimum wage twice what a skilled factory worker makes down there.
    1
  20651.  @tltinatl  the trip isn't that dangerous. You got a 20%-30% chance of getting arrested and a small chance of getting hurt. But generally the guys hurting you are the coyotes, some of which are known to threaten rape on girls if they don't follow orders.
    1
  20652.  @genekwagmyrsingh9433  in other words you don't care they're liars and hypocrites, only if they're berating your enemies. A curious statement coming from a man with a Hindu name, given the subcontinent's strict defamation laws.
    1
  20653. Radicals don't exist, a "radical" is just a class of persons at war at the moment. And this is the middle east, they still have tribal governments but they call themselves "political parties" to sound modern.
    1
  20654. ​ @maigepresents5840 I question your intelligence
    1
  20655. Our trouble is bureaucracy not state ownership
    1
  20656. @percivul1786  no one. That's the problem. Not even the Pentagon knows how the Pentagon works for instance
    1
  20657. @percivul1786  liars get scalped, Greedo. So shut up before we draft you
    1
  20658. You are a liar. You do believe him and didn't watch the video before saying that.
    1
  20659. Shut up
    1
  20660. You probably have to pay more if the influencer knows it's a scam.
    1
  20661. This is why I don't approve of any sort of subsidy. It hides the true costs an industry has an economy.
    1
  20662.  @brendanquinn6894  backlogs, and the bankruptcy would need to finish before they charge anyone. And it would be difficult to prove this
    1
  20663. The really damning part about crypto gurus is Satoshi (Bitcoin's anonymous inventor) never intended it as an investment nor does he teach people how to trade it.
    1
  20664. Because they're all competing for dominance. Everyone is trying to find what people like, blitzscale to the top, and the risks don't matter as long as there's a chance to reach the top.
    1
  20665. They weren't exactly pushing through defenses since there was no front line in the open expansive terrain. They simply charged for key position and then the mayhem began with large skirmishes all over the country.
    1
  20666. Another thing about Soviet jobs: There was a lot of hidden unemployment where everyone had jobs but managers often struggled to find work for them. This was especially true during the fall of the USSR when often only 20% of a factory was doing anything at all at a given time.
    1
  20667. It isn't in this case
    1
  20668. Mr. Rush wasn't a billionaire.
    1
  20669. Already started last night with ground raids reported
    1
  20670. It literally isn't.
    1
  20671. Color me jealous
    1
  20672.  @soupdrinker  Civilian contractors I said.
    1
  20673. BRICS has been defunct for years
    1
  20674. Russian oil giants aren't recording these profits because they were cut off from major markets.
    1
  20675.  @viceralman8450  They generally get retrofitted when they're brought in for overhaul, which can take years. I've seen training devises that don't even have digital displays
    1
  20676. Vhut?
    1
  20677. In this case, the product is GDP bullshit and the pay is in the form of government subsidies.
    1
  20678. Most cops never get shot at. They're as surprised as anyone else when attacked
    1
  20679.  @jefflebowski918  found the drug dealer
    1
  20680.  @dertythegrower  they'll beat your ass any day of the week
    1
  20681. False. There are ways they've used to get massive tax breaks, or put off paying taxes until later so they could invest more now. For instance, R&D research is a tax break for the Feds, and each of these are R&D heavy. Also employ stock options are a tax break, and they use a lot of them. They all pay state and local taxes where applicable.
    1
  20682. @vincere_  that's what it is now, and it's the reason some civilized states used it previously but don't anymore
    1
  20683. This is probably Beijing's solution to China's cutthroat capitalism. I don't know if it's better or worse, but that's concerning.
    1
  20684. It functionally is part of the states, the locals just can't be bothered to formalize their relationship with the US and Denmark.
    1
  20685. Some gas is brought in by charitable idiots then is immediately stolen, other small reserves of gas were maintained by Gazans in case of emergency
    1
  20686. Found another drug dealer.
    1
  20687. Liar
    1
  20688. Shut up
    1
  20689. Shut up
    1
  20690. There's a strong degree of cognitive dissonance there... Until we realize you framed your argument so that you wouldn't have to give up your favorite foods, instead others give up theirs.
    1
  20691. Not always
    1
  20692. Do you could FAFSA paid to the student?
    1
  20693. At least with stocks you're donating to real companies
    1
  20694. Chinese farmers sell their whole yield to Chinese food makers and import their seeds for planting every year.
    1
  20695. Please leave farming to those of use that know the first thing about farming.
    1
  20696.  @turuanu  I do not have time to teach a freshman ag class. Suffice it to say nothing you mentioned is actually a problem
    1
  20697.  @turuanu  Both my parents grew up as farmers and I've worked for farmers in the past. Do you really want a list?
    1
  20698.  @turuanu  Not if you have basic knowledge of the matter.
    1
  20699.  @turuanu  1. Pesticides are a matter of dosage. Keeping bugs off is a matter of what they can smell. Not all farmers use it because not all of them need it, but it does increase quality and quality by keeping bugs/weeds out. 2. Chemical fertilizers are simply the active ingredients that come from organic fertilizer (namely mineral phosphates, ammonium and ammonium nitrate, and others). Farmers really don't discriminate, in fact I met one lady who spread a literal ton of paper from a document shredding company. That is, unless you're Chinese where it is no uncommon for lead containing nitrates to be used. 3. It depends on the crop and soil whether a monoculture will deplete the soil, but that can be solved with the correct fertilizer and most farmers don't even do moncultures. Where I'm from a wheat/soy combination is run each year, the double crop being super productive but again requiring literal tons of fertilizer. 4. Shipping products all over the world isn't an issue. Whoever needs food can buy what they want, and the logistics can allow for greater security (droughts cause starvation in places that can't import food), and the greater specialization can allow for more production. For instance, in ancient Greece the land of Attica had few people until trade routes were established that allowed for wheat from other places to be exchanged for olive oil. The whole port city of Athens formed around this trade. But the general rule is: What's good for crop yields is good for the environment.
    1
  20700. Let's face it. A lot of people on this thread would do just that if they were able to decide what was and wasn't fake news.
    1
  20701.  @youravaragetoxicmasculinem9508  Yet you sound like you would do exactly that given the opportunity.
    1
  20702. You mean during apartheid? No, the borders were open back then too as only the counties surrounding white settlements were government controlled. Most of the borders were tribal areas
    1
  20703. @enochpowell8607  this idiot doesn't know how many businesses are made or broken of fuel prices
    1
  20704. Most of those go nowhere
    1
  20705.  @mellowvibes4702  or lucky. Or powerful
    1
  20706. Printing money doesn't bring down the price until people start spending it.
    1
  20707.  @Thatsh1tsdingo  Why you freaking out over that comment, gong fei?
    1
  20708.  @Thatsh1tsdingo  Don't you have gutter oil to recycle?
    1
  20709. What's up with them? From the chart it may be a pump and dump.
    1
  20710.  @rawinrith5903  I don't have the right degree.
    1
  20711. When did he do that?
    1
  20712. TBH that shows the actual mind of a child if he really tried that because not even terrorists and psychopaths do that. We all secretly know the difference between men and women even if we actively deny it, but a child might not know that.
    1
  20713. The Aussie regulators were the first to announce they were fact checking Hindenburg.
    1
  20714. Namely yours?
    1
  20715. They pay a fortune in ads using borrowed money. It's a ponzi scheme
    1
  20716. @dgf7451  him and his friends on his podcast
    1
  20717. Found the gangbanger.
    1
  20718. It depends on departments. Most jurisdictions really don't have the crime rates where incidents like this are a major worry (the suspect was a good fighter).
    1
  20719. Dude, these were precision strikes. Not carpet bombings.
    1
  20720. Or maybe you're just not into girls older and more mature than yourself, which is normal.
    1
  20721. *negative billionaire
    1
  20722.  @stlouisix3  how can you talk so much but say so little?
    1
  20723. @schloops8473  the west is not a country and governments aren't publicly traded
    1
  20724. Quantum computers can't even reliably do basic math.
    1
  20725. Middle class living a symptom of internal peace, not the cause. And middle class was neither created nor destroyed in Nazi Germany.
    1
  20726.  @wpaia  grocery stores ain't so competitive. And the life expectancy of a US corporation is about 80 years. These include some really old firms, like the railroads and banks. Note how most of the biggest market caps are fairly new, so that's not always the case.
    1
  20727.  @wpaia  The source of your whining is mostly down to global economies and lots of industries with huge minimum buy-ins like oil drilling, chip production, and large aircraft. These industries require and/or have preferrence for large corporations that can afford to risk a billion dollars in one project.
    1
  20728. Literally not the case. And the chessboard in Europe is very different in Europe as their competition is a big guy who gets touchy when NATO troops are to close to his borders. The base of NATO in Europe is in Poland.
    1
  20729. That's not how that works. More investors = share dilution, as in Bezos owns less of the company and hence profits less. They profit as long as stock VALUATIONS keep going up, and employees as low as shift managers were being paid with free stock options (they profit at investor expense).
    1
  20730.  @robertalaverdov8147  i ain't the op
    1
  20731. @kuvikina  they were often depicted as invincible elite groups which was a lie but caused them to be overrepresented in the sources
    1
  20732.  @patnor7354  Most of the boys weren't raped. That's what they kidnapped women for. Also, these boys were taken by extortion as part of a treaty
    1
  20733. You should talk
    1
  20734. It isn't that radioactive years after blast adn no one lived there
    1
  20735. Proportional to the crime, not the result
    1
  20736.  @nintendoeats  even the Romans knew what cults were
    1
  20737. @something like that  no, the Roman Republic banished an actual cult leader. Girls would swoon and he answered felony charges by waving his war record around, which of course did nothing.
    1
  20738.  @piotrd.4850  shut up
    1
  20739. Africa hasn't had any progress over the last 30 years
    1
  20740.  @mudra5114  there's not half as much Chinese presence as you think there is even if you count failed projects like the Angolan skyscrapers
    1
  20741.  @themsmloveswar3985  shut up
    1
  20742. @steviewonder417  dude, lying isn't necessary in this instance. Local governments have a lot of power but China is Communist, not a democracy
    1
  20743. Shut up, VICE. Even if the report is accurate we all know you're all snorting cocaine
    1
  20744. Bread is a commodity but we give it away. Commodities are non-income producing items that can be exchanged for money.
    1
  20745. It can't be that hard to try and just sneak through the fence, is it? Why try and beat on the authorities?
    1
  20746. US companies are globally diversified
    1
  20747. Found the shoplifter
    1
  20748. Britain deliberately taxes and regulate gas heavily for the express purpose of making it less profitable and subsidizes green energy. No one is going green anyway, and playing similar silly games with their Russian enemies drive up the price of what is still an essential commodity. Politics, making simpke things complicated since ferever
    1
  20749. The war stops when one side surrenders. Simple as that.
    1
  20750. Liar
    1
  20751. You should talk, dropout
    1
  20752. @OtisFenn  found found the drug dealer
    1
  20753.  @beebimbop  no..
    1
  20754. They can aim. Stuff happens
    1
  20755. Do you have a death wish?
    1
  20756. "Harley's latest engine" is an oxymoron
    1
  20757. If you're referring to the Hyksos, that history was so long ago it might as well have happened on another planet.
    1
  20758. The puns are strong with this one...
    1
  20759.  @S_C_A_000  they decided to crucify you
    1
  20760. MASTERWORKS IS A SCAM. I personally reported them to the SEC.
    1
  20761. Technically most of these guys on the internet are committing a list of crimes, including harassment, threats, incitement to riot, and sometimes terror threats. But it's hard to prove such things and we got bigger fish to fry than cowardly internet trolls.
    1
  20762.  @harishankarkandankumarath9922  The company gives incentives to own EVs, don't they?
    1
  20763. You don't count. You don't live in a developed nation @harishankarkandankumarath9922 
    1
  20764.  @harishankarkandankumarath9922  the video is about US markets
    1
  20765. Shut up and leave farming to the farmers.
    1
  20766. @austinteal3645  this id10t thinks lawn mowers have the same durability standards as diesel engines.
    1
  20767. Drunk driving not explanation enough?
    1
  20768. Argentina's glory days were a Ponzi scheme. End of story
    1
  20769. We should charge you with fraud just for saying that
    1
  20770. Stolen vehicle I assume?
    1
  20771. Masterworks is a scam. There's already an SEC investigation pending.
    1
  20772. The crypto bro I know has turned to garden variety piracy....
    1
  20773. It's a joke. He doubts Milei knows anything about her
    1
  20774. A lot of people are this sort of dirty, they're just not in a position to perpetrate any fraud of significance. Take the YouTube comment scammer that's been floating about.
    1
  20775. That evaporated this year too as Chinese manufacture was also held together with lies and borrowed funds. They were literally borrowing from the US in order to sell to the US. And even so that doesn't mean every cent will go towards plugging losses as the companies making money exporting aren't always the ones losing money lending.
    1
  20776.  Mike Seork  sounds fair
    1
  20777. Shattered by a light breeze
    1
  20778. Who is they?
    1
  20779.  @posharay3871  Who?
    1
  20780. "Recoil." I laughed like the Joker for 30 seconds. Is that wrong?
    1
  20781. He just scamming people into buying books for of ranting that people want to hear.
    1
  20782. Liar
    1
  20783.  @omarshinwari7823  come on, bro, quit bullshittin.
    1
  20784.  @thisiconisactuallygoofysfa9960  obviously because we don't want it to pierce an artery or something
    1
  20785.  @thisiconisactuallygoofysfa9960  exactly
    1
  20786. Put that back up your butt where you got it.
    1
  20787. In rocket science he is
    1
  20788.  @ljpal18  you never watched anything by Tim Dodd, the Everyday Astronaut, apparently. He and his team at SpaceX have done many things to make rockets more efficient. Frankly, I wish he'd stick to making rockets than all this other weird stuff
    1
  20789. There's only a handful of investment banks due to razor thin margins and economies of scale. And Suisse Credit operates in the world's most famous banking haven.
    1
  20790.  @RyuuOujiXS  those are the most heavily traded exotic derivative, dude
    1
  20791. They're also about to get deported for unrelated frauds
    1
  20792. Did CNBC not see the SEC report on the matter? They debunked the conspiracy theories.
    1
  20793. They don't care. They're too busy beating up stray dogs
    1
  20794. Your odds are actually better buying calls than betting on sports because sports betting is a zero sum game while stocks aren't.
    1
  20795. Many have said that, but the bottom line is a lot of them are fighting for wealth.
    1
  20796. He didn't look where he was going
    1
  20797. Mostly Communists from the states...
    1
  20798. Shut up
    1
  20799. Don't be silly. He offed himself too
    1
  20800. User experience for Chinese consumer goods is a host of horror stories about bizarre cheap substitutions
    1
  20801. Men who hate their fathers usually become gangsters
    1
  20802. All the electronics have been replaced and old engines when overhauled are replaced with new ones. That's pretty much all that has changed.
    1
  20803. It varies between countries, and Asia is big and diverse. Most of these remedies come from medicine they used before modern science
    1
  20804. The supply of stuff going down also causes inflation
    1
  20805. Screw that game and everything it stands for.
    1
  20806. With many it would simply be impossible because not even science knows the answer to the questions the fraudsters ask.
    1
  20807.  @iamlegend6676  Measured AT THE USS FORD LESS THAN A MILE AWAY. 100 miles away, the blast would be impossible to feel, and the blast and collapse took place at very different times.
    1
  20808. That dogge prolly invaded the rabbit's nest.
    1
  20809. Yes, because in developed economy the street food industry is taken over by restaurants chains that have money, expertise, and equipment.
    1
  20810. ​ pa_2600 except you, because you suck at fraud
    1
  20811. You can't short PE
    1
  20812. Shut up before we pressgang you into the Ukrainian Foreign Legion.
    1
  20813. Wall Street? Everyone was involved in the bubble.
    1
  20814. If this shit were normal it wouldn't be viral on the internet.
    1
  20815. That's only just a tiny part of it. One of the major arguments for legalization is that instead of costing money to enforce laws, rehab centers can be paid for with the money from a heavy tax on every ounce sold.
    1
  20816.  @sivazda  the Feds haven't passed any new laws about pot yet, fool.
    1
  20817.  @peaceman9706  could you be a more obvious user-dealer? Shut up before your online activity is used as evidence against you
    1
  20818. This is an alcohol thing mostly
    1
  20819. He was a compulsive gambler. Nothing more.
    1
  20820. The asshole would be shot by police at another date. Especially since the asshole would start to think he can get away with harassing his ex.
    1
  20821. Shut up
    1
  20822. No. Don't waste our time comparing Chinese equipment to any civilized state
    1
  20823. I think the fake food/fertilizer was the deciding factor. They destroyed all those fields and now even fake food is too expensive
    1
  20824. They won't. End of story
    1
  20825. Usually the Feds just gives this stuff as a present to some ally or another Federal department.
    1
  20826.  @dutchschultz3076  dude, you ain't buying a full auto gun EVER.
    1
  20827. Patrick is Irish.
    1
  20828. Battle boner. Pipe down, everyone is trying their best
    1
  20829. Greedy bastards. That's the theme
    1
  20830. I thought this part of the eorld flooded every year?
    1
  20831. Who?
    1
  20832. Because the loon threatened them with a knife and they all made split second decisions. This should be a lesson why you shouldn't intentionally cause someone to panic, as they often won't react as you expect.
    1
  20833.  @rankus  he said "I'm not going to the hospital" AS HE DREW A KNIFE. If I did that, I'd definitely be in trouble (but I'm a 195lb army guy, though).
    1
  20834. What?
    1
  20835.  @jonkore2024  I know what you said it simply makes no sense
    1
  20836.  @williamyoung9401  dude, we sold the Brits nuclear secrets
    1
  20837. Liars get scalped
    1
  20838. ISIS is just a name. Anyone can put on a ninja suit and say they're ISIS, and anyone can say they're one of the Brothers. The area in question has only really ever been part of Egypt in name only as local clans did whatever they wanted. The region is so desolate that women put holes in coins and wear them as jewelry because there's nothing to spend it on.
    1
  20839. Or perhaps he was threatened with hie life and that's why he left his home.
    1
  20840. This isn't a target pistol. They ain't putting a hair trigger on it
    1
  20841. Not as fast as the rising number of billion dollar firms.
    1
  20842. Dude, water is essential. People will fight over it no matter what the conditions are.
    1
  20843. But if you lower revenue, they will have fewer shows. Filmmaking heavily favors scale
    1
  20844.  @legionofthedamned157  taken already. And the data analytics company is more appropriate given the possible abuses of palantir. Barad-dur was where Sauron sat, and his eye could see through mountains and across the Earth. Appropriate for a deep space telescope.
    1
  20845. That's why I check to see if the seller has been around a while and sells a bunch of stuff. Those are real stores.
    1
  20846. Dear Arabs: Don't even think about it. Signed: The Juggernaught.
    1
  20847. Japan is really case in point because apparently they have a lot of rules that are straight up ignored. At one point their Congress was simply powerless because literally none of the ruling clans did what they said, but at another point their finance ministry had so much control over the economy that they stopped a crash by simply telling big players to stop selling (the recession that followed happened anyway, though).
    1
  20848. And you thought we had problems
    1
  20849. No one cares
    1
  20850.  @rapidsoda783  you don't.
    1
  20851. No one cares.
    1
  20852.  @kplow19861  your rhetoric makes no sense. So shut up
    1
  20853. It took a lot of strength and willpower to keep fighting... He seems like the type that would break laws just to prove he can.
    1
  20854. Those are called methheads.
    1
  20855. Sounds like they weren't making money to begin with.
    1
  20856. Ms Ellison is my age, and she sounds like the people I've met working at Renaissance fairs. Not sure why she'd even be interested in investment banking... But she's the right age to be dating SBF. I guess all elaborate corporate networks are just a ma and pa venture when it comes down to it....
    1
  20857. You don't know that. Panic is a powerful thing when you think the other guy is really trying to off you.
    1
  20858.  @stephengayton5246  Not exactly. With other Crusades there was a leader of a faction that was by far the largest. For instance, much of King Richard's army was indirectly loyal via barons who served on contract, with lots of French and other volunteers picked up along the way.
    1
  20859.  @michaeldanmosley4169  not if you know anything
    1
  20860. ​@johnnynephrite6147 the numbers were fraud the whole time.
    1
  20861. @kpg1973  watch the video
    1
  20862. @martinberns7542  not so. The numbers are manipulated by state run ponzi schemes
    1
  20863. @kpg1973  it was always a craphole, at the start they just had a nationwide ponzi scheme boosting the numbers
    1
  20864. They have given up. They trust foreign governments more than they trust each other
    1
  20865. There was definitely enthusiasm for war in Germany. Just like everywhere else
    1
  20866. If you could make 2% a day consistently, by the end of the year your net worth would be over a billion times greater than all the money in the world. Seriously. 102 to the 250th power is a number so big that a scientific calculator can't handle it, and take that number and move the decimal two places to the left and that's your yearly % return.
    1
  20867. What?
    1
  20868. No, they advertise as commission free. Sure the complete novice doesn't know the difference but the complete novice doesn't know a lot of things
    1
  20869. No, they advertise as commission free. Sure the complete novice doesn't know the difference but the complete novice doesn't know a lot of things
    1
  20870. Those can be more risky depending what you pick.
    1
  20871.  @thebes118  there are zero risk option spreads like conversion.
    1
  20872.  @thebes118  That doesn't make zero risk and that definitely makes taxes and fees worse.
    1
  20873. What'd she allegedly do that would increase crime? She didn't try to decriminalize assaulting police, did she? There were some gangbangers in Chicago trying to do that.
    1
  20874. I think it literally means Panther Rider.
    1
  20875. It's a luxury brand
    1
  20876. Because everyone wants to be the victim entitled to compensation and/or vindication.
    1
  20877. Technically they still do as Chinese people are only buying Chinese cars because they're subsidized by current ponzi schemes @Andromeda365 
    1
  20878.  @s._3560  whose alt account are you, gong-fei?
    1
  20879. The mines I toured all had intercom phones in key areas to ring each other up. Why these guys didn't have that, I have no idea.
    1
  20880. They literally don't and I don;t know where that total bullshit originated
    1
  20881. Ha.
    1
  20882. This stuff usually does take months
    1
  20883. A few of them are, but there are some socialists and little pinks in here. Others are just spamming slogans and others are blaming communism.
    1
  20884. Hardly.
    1
  20885. And now they fight a war against rodents. Australia has always had more trouble from critters than people. I don't know if that means the Aussies are just that civilized or their wildlife just that insane...
    1
  20886.  @leticiaromano6054  you think he cares
    1
  20887. Did she keep her job?
    1
  20888.  @informationoverload2487  she ment the suspect when she said dirtbag
    1
  20889. Shut up
    1
  20890. Taxes aren't that bad
    1
  20891. This isn't a matter of politics. It's a matter of systemic incompetence and corruption
    1
  20892. We don't discriminate.
    1
  20893.  @conormccormack7841  You ain't him. Now shut up, coward. This is a grown man's business.
    1
  20894. No joke, the video I got right above this was about South African meth dealers poisoning themselves.
    1
  20895. Record breaking fine, fired CEO, for ALLOWING suspect transactions
    1
  20896. Some of these are barely recognizeable as buildings because they were part of tort scams. Some judges ordered compensation from developers to homeowners according to how many stories their house had and thus people started buying land ahead of the developers with skeleton structures that technically had several "stories" to extort compensation. Also, most of the buildings are only built well enough to be sold. They fall apart after a year or two. Videos circulated of construction workers diluting concrete with old glass bottles
    1
  20897. The misconception comes from territorial men who want a sovereign kingdom to rule
    1
  20898. Certain reports equal auto-takedown until they are manually allowed. You can shut down any channel you want for days as long as you're willing to have your account suspended by a human moderator.
    1
  20899. There is a lot more too it than that. The streets in most places are owned by militias that are above the law. A leftover from their last civil war. Hezbollah also is ripping off Iran. They pretend to fight Israel so Tehran gives them guns which can be used to bully the locals
    1
  20900. Except you pulled that out your butt for attention and everyone knows it, rendered obvious by the fact you felt the need to specify what we should do.
    1
  20901. Shut up
    1
  20902. The last thing this will ever be in guerrilla war.
    1
  20903. The unlevered short Jim fund has already collapsed for losing money. Cramer recommends long positions of large cap stocks, and shorting the market never works.
    1
  20904.  @chengong388  Also, good, but not perfect. Rare items tend to advertise themselves, like 100 year old wine. High advertisement budgets imply it's a vice item that people want but don't need.
    1
  20905. Literally impossible
    1
  20906. Are you literally blaming white people for Africans murdering Africans?
    1
  20907. If that ETF exists, it's got fraud in the name
    1
  20908.  @skonafid  no, Tesla's competitors found out they didn't have the equipment to copy the cars. So they paid people to make fraudulent vehicle safety claims and launched a smear campaign online and physically as their cronies vandalized Tesla cars and properties in a number of small riots. This did nothing for the Chinese manufacturers but Tesla management appears disillusioned about modernizing Chinese car manufacture.
    1
  20909. They're Arabs. They don't really care who wins, they simply enjoy the process of beating their neighbors into submission
    1
  20910. Luty was a man with more machinist skill than sense. He tried to use a criminal court as a stage for changing the law... When said courts are not even allowed to make those decisions so he went to prison regardless what anyone thought.
    1
  20911. Same story, different month.
    1
  20912. Belgrade probably isn't going to move unless they think they can seize turf without a fight
    1
  20913.  @donaldstalker5273  Shut up. Get drafted
    1
  20914. It's nowhere. The reporters are too busy tear jerking with bullshit from parents claiming what their kids saw
    1
  20915. Those guys aren't your friends
    1
  20916. I've been to that city hundreds of times and never heard of this.......
    1
  20917. This is more democracy than most people can stand......
    1
  20918. Part of the decline is from no longer having access to global economy. Less trade, less food, less surviving babies
    1
  20919. For now. Keep the Fed rates where they are, I say.
    1
  20920. Vhut? There's plenty of less extreme examples in Britain and America. You will find most pro athletes have parents that actively encouraged them to put sports before school.
    1
  20921.  @guff9567  yours too? Look at the family they tailed, I see a father living vicariously through his son and hoping he lives a dream he never got to. And I see a son whose happiness comes from pleasing his father. There's a big difference between vice and malice.
    1
  20922.  @guff9567  Are you? I've seen young men go through worse things just to please people who cared nothing for them. What you see here is just sporting culture driven to ludicrous extremes. Everyone wants to be the star. Everyone wants to please their familes. Everyone wants to be the most powerful.
    1
  20923.  @guff9567  the video says otherwise. In fact, you see people freely discuss things you would thought were grave secrets. Come on, this is the culture that puts mayonnaise on ice cream, don't be surprised when they have wildly different ideas of sportsmanship.
    1
  20924. Shut up. She's doing all that can be expected from her
    1
  20925. I see Cappy is copying the set design from TimeGhost.....
    1
  20926. I sell puts on YANG. That isn't a mistake.
    1
  20927. How does introducing more steps make things easier?
    1
  20928. The party? Dude, this channel is run by two ordinary people. They ain't even reporters.
    1
  20929. No
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  20930.  @chiquita683  potentially. There are government safety checks with cars. And sit down and let me tell you about the Cold War....
    1
  20931.  @NightRidah777  there's been worse
    1
  20932. Dude, no one ever believed that Hitler was a capitalist or supported by them. Source: Have met lots of amateur history people
    1
  20933. It sounds like they ran into each other by accident but the Navy is trying to cover up an honest mistake.
    1
  20934. @The_redcoats  Yes, but the BLM crowd is counting on it
    1
  20935.  @SalSanchez-h6j  As if the captain wasn't caught in one lie. Come on, they had reason to board them, the captain simply lied so he wouldn't be fired for losing the ship stupidly
    1
  20936. @TheNightlessFall  Japan definitely had a navy
    1
  20937. There doesn't appear to be any original journalism here.
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  20938. They aren't. Your info is years outdated
    1
  20939. These goons expected to achieve world domination with cheap labor. That should show how China was never a first world state.
    1
  20940. Except Europe doesn't have a growing population like most new developed nations.
    1
  20941. They want to die fighting, or they're intoxicated, or they're narcissistic
    1
  20942. That's normal, but courts will let you keep one as your residence
    1
  20943. I imagine it's good to eat but yeah, that doesn't sound tasty
    1
  20944. If it is, it is kept quiet. This is part of the world where sex slavery was widespread and legal until Britain drove it underground. Forced prostitution is also still widespread and illegal on paper only.
    1
  20945. She'd say of course it was. She'd say white pirates kidnapped Africans because they're racist (none of that is true, but it's exactly what a Black Panther with minimal education supposes to be true).
    1
  20946. You say that as a sacked employee or an exiled Karen?
    1
  20947. Well, it was more than that. That was when dollars started being widely used for international trade in Euorpe, but that happened at different times all over the world across the 20th century.
    1
  20948. I wouldn't be so certain of all of the accepted facts of the bubble. Namely, most the politicians involved were only involved in they bought the stock like everyone else, and most of the rest were schemes that wouldn't become illegal until centuries later, and we have few records or eyewitness about who was buying/selling what when and more importantly who knew what and when.
    1
  20949. Chinese people aren't yellow anymore. That stereotype stemmed from certain minerals in the rivers that are long gone
    1
  20950.  @charliepearce8767  what about them?
    1
  20951. More like a needle popping a balloon
    1
  20952. Ponzi schemers are tollerated by ponzi schemers. Investment bankers are all gamblers that don't care about the odds, they just care about how much they might make.
    1
  20953. Vigilante
    1
  20954. Deliberately misleading, since only a handful of banks actually went bankrupt back then and the suffering was due to systemic issues
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  20955. The Yemenis. All of them. Long story short, the rural parts of Yemen had relatively little government presence before the war and much of the country were loyal to tribes or local strongmen. Many of these in the northwestern part of the country had allied with the Egyptians during the last civil war in the 1960's. Gang wars were frequent but records are poor. At the top was Saleh, an abusive dictator. In a general revolt and mass defection, his deputy Hadi forced him to resign. This change did not satisfy many rebels, and Saleh vied for his job back. Allying with the Houthi cartel, a group seeking autonomy and/or independence, they launched an invasion of the capital Sanaa. They promptly turned on each other with Saleh killed in a street battle and most of his soldiers going neutral, or joining the Houthis, or even rejoining Hadi's forces. Hadi's government fled to Aden where it still is. The rest is mostly several foreign interventions at cross purposes that came piecemeal. A whole lot of major defections have occurred and most towns are not controlled by either side, with a few of them even declaring DAESH or al-Qaeda affiliations.
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  20956. A mix of laziness and incompetence and infighting
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  20957. They ain't feeding themselves this way, bozo.
    1
  20958. This fool either wants to die or he thinks he Keanu Reeves. Probably a little of both.
    1
  20959. Lose the bull
    1
  20960. Except the residential schools stories are wholly fraudulent and I will dox you if you say otherwise. Your friend's Mom most like didn't even go to that school, she's just a registered Indian and that's the only scandal they know of
    1
  20961. Shut up
    1
  20962.  @williamc7367  Except the numbers are fake. They double count internal migrants and double count select cities as local officials fight over allocation of national budgets and Beijing bluffs their threats internationally
    1
  20963. @ Except the numbers are fake
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  20964. She'd probably make swatting calls against specific persons, and distance herself from it by hiring a mercenary caller.
    1
  20965. Price fell, not number of shares owned.
    1
  20966. You apparently don't even know what the FDA is, so don't you spread libel just because of some irrelevant law that failed to pass.
    1
  20967. Ironic given the Mexican installing them...
    1
  20968. That's not significantly different enough from SPY to make any argument.
    1
  20969. He probably wanted to die fighting rather than rot in jail
    1
  20970. 8:22 Why does that show an invasion of Wales of all places?
    1
  20971. So?
    1
  20972.  @FixedFace  does my name look Bantu to you?
    1
  20973. Because Japan has lots of farmland and the Russians would take land just so the Allies couldn't have it
    1
  20974. Because its replacement hasn't been invented yet
    1
  20975. The wages of sin.
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  20976. It's Haiti. They were probably all in bed, or out drinking, or hanging out somewhere else. The attackers, however, knew EXACTLY when the guards would be gone.
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  20977. The turn revolution was coined because new boss is same as old boss. I.E. the wheels of change have turned, and we're back where we started. In this case, banks exist because their fees and losses are actually less than the cost of individuals storing/investing their money
    1
  20978. Change what exactly? There's nothing you want that they're considering
    1
  20979.  @joselimjoco3367  not exactly. He leads the biggest party. The vast majority are either part of Likud's voting block or will work with Likud
    1
  20980. Probably need a prescription
    1
  20981. Not if there's a housing bubble where you live. Definitely rip off the idiots that offer twice what you bought it for after inflation
    1
  20982. Because people in charge understand nukes better than you're willing to.
    1
  20983. @goodfella_ You sound like your momma didn't SPANK you enough
    1
  20984.  @swaggery  Yes, Reddit posts are overwhelmingly negative, but that doesn't always mean they're fraudulent.
    1
  20985. ​@RedstoneVoyager he doesn't spend any of it.
    1
  20986. ​ @searl42 Warren Buffet straight up said he intends to give it all away to his heirs
    1
  20987. There are no Japanese reports on how many ships were lost?
    1
  20988. Investment capital, proximity to buyers, and subsidies.
    1
  20989.  @alhollywood6486  he also said zero analyst coverage is a sign that something might be stupid cheap
    1
  20990.  @crashingatom6755  They own buildings and shelves and stuff
    1
  20991. I appreciate your brutal honesty about the cities in question. Where I'm from the cost of living is pretty cheap, but you don't find tech startups out here even though it is the ideal place for it. The firms that take advantage of cheap places are profitable manufacturing firms trying to cut costs without cutting quality, while the "entrapaneurs" only want the most prestigious locations and to spend money as fast as they can bring it in.
    1
  20992. It was built to invade east Germany, dumdum.
    1
  20993. No, and if you press the matter I will personally DDOS attack you.
    1
  20994. He misspoke. People do that
    1
  20995. Some of them do.
    1
  20996. Shut up.
    1
  20997. Dude, if you're American it doesn't matter since all the US giants are global firms.
    1
  20998.  @TheLegendsOfRock1001  What? You afraid of getting arrested? You can just say so.
    1
  20999. Bean bag worked
    1
  21000. Come on. We all know the Quebecans speak English natively
    1
  21001. Found the yank.
    1
  21002. All these memecoins are literal ponzi schemes even if they're not meant to be. People buy in, recruit more buyers, enriching themselves, repeat ad nauseum.
    1
  21003. In hindsight, it appears that Chinese stocks reflect economics more than their GDP numbers.
    1
  21004. It was always code for harassment
    1
  21005. What?
    1
  21006. I hate you. +1
    1
  21007.  @IBTU  shut up before we pressgang you into helping
    1
  21008. If bonds do not interest you, then real world investments are good. I.E. Renovate your oversized garage into an apartment to rent out. @RabianskiT 
    1
  21009. You'd think FT would know that unsustainable = unprofitable but you'd be wrong.
    1
  21010. Wrong video
    1
  21011. It's a matter of a single auditor, really. I have no idea what happened but PBAOB needs to ask a lot of questions
    1
  21012. This isn't true. Most of that 40 billion is in loan guarantees and all the rest is in subsidies to US and German manufacturers selling heavy weapons to Israel. We do these kinds of favors for everyone but since there are Arabs involved this is considered a war crime.
    1
  21013. Ha! Most places in the world aren't dumping untreated sewage in the river and taking untreated tap water out of the river.
    1
  21014.  @Zihuatanejog  if you'd rather pay commissions than order flow you can be like me and not whine and switch brokers.
    1
  21015.  @ivan200804  that reflects your worldview, not anyone else's.
    1
  21016. There's a lot of slang uses hanging around of all sorts.
    1
  21017. As if it wasn't balanced before?
    1
  21018. So... Forest Gump the pilot?
    1
  21019. Don't be ridiculous. The Zulus are making, selling, using, and fighting for this junk all among themselves. And your assumption only black people do drugs, which is also silly.
    1
  21020.  @raoulkid  are you always this condescending and dishonest or just on the internet? Because if you are I'd advise your wife to put pesticide in your coffee.
    1
  21021. Or you.
    1
  21022. How important are bending machines? One of the major reasons the SR-71 were so expensive to make was at the time no forge in the world could handle the titanium sheeting they were using. So it all had to be cut by hand... With tools that broke constantly...
    1
  21023. Why would they care any more than you do?
    1
  21024. This drama should be turned into a movie called The Lunacy.
    1
  21025.  @GeorgeMonet  AH-MEN [Spits on ground]
    1
  21026. Vhut?
    1
  21027.  @-jammy4123  Is, not was.
    1
  21028.  @CHMichael  I see where that math comes from relative costs of living as you can buy anything in Africa with a twenty dollar bill (literally, anything). However, whatever finished product the Africans make must be moved to the consumer, and that may be more expensive than all other labor and material costs. Also, the lack of skilled labor and equipment means that many products cannot be made in Africa and others are cheaper to make in the developed world (like staple foods).
    1
  21029. Can people wuit spamming that nonsense?
    1
  21030. You own puts or you banned from Twitter?
    1
  21031. NATO membership isn't relevant to this shit
    1
  21032. Liars get scalped, because you mean that may man-made wildfires were started by homeless people, and even so that has nothing to do with the costs of this particular fire, so lose the condescension before you get doxxed
    1
  21033.  @BADt0OtH  given how terrible businessmen actors/directors are, I'm sure a lot of them really believe that.
    1
  21034. Hwang gave away most of his earnings to the church. He means well but has a gambling problem
    1
  21035. Rules is rules
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  21036. Haitian logic: Economy bad? Shut down all business.
    1
  21037. You are not America.
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  21038.  @billybob-vy4sw  Albania is not a party to recent feuding so far
    1
  21039.  @OrthodoxSerb_  you mind making sense?
    1
  21040.  @rp4all584  The Serbs crossedby accident then arrested the other guy? Yep, that can totally happen
    1
  21041. @Gentian Lulaj  and you know this how? Shut up
    1
  21042.  @OrthodoxSerb_  Don't you have an elementary school to shoot up?
    1
  21043.  @rp4all584  It more than likely was an accidental crossing
    1
  21044.  @serbianwarrior385  Irrelevant.
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  21045.  @serbianwarrior385  what you just said is immaterial
    1
  21046.  @serbianwarrior385  No one cares whether or not it's true.
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  21047. It's called ponzi schemes and fraud. China never was a global power.
    1
  21048. Vhut?
    1
  21049. Sign you don't know how hacks work
    1
  21050.  @Unknown-gi1uj  you maake no sense
    1
  21051. That's a shock therapy worthy delusion.
    1
  21052. Some men want to due fighting
    1
  21053. ​ @jffarrawr two men at once?
    1
  21054. That's silly
    1
  21055.  @scottekoontz  you babble on as if you think I haven't heard all the shit before
    1
  21056.  @davidribeiro  come on. We all know you'd say the reverse argument come January
    1
  21057. @scottekoontz  that nonsense comes from how there were more scientific papers on a possible ice age as global warming back in the 90s. The difference is Al Gore made stop global warming part of his Presidential campaign. That's why this whole shit is politicized
    1
  21058. When life tries, and fails, to imitate videogames.
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  21059. What privilege? He's probably just an old dude with a nice house​ @yeetyeet7070 
    1
  21060. Dude, el chapo had sex with at least a dozen teenaged girls and never bothered divorcing his several wives
    1
  21061.  @ericlotze7724  Lose the hyperbole
    1
  21062.  @negativenein3803  I sense hyperbole
    1
  21063.  @truth.speaker  Shut up
    1
  21064.  @cyborgninjamonkey  Shut up. This isn't a Quora thread
    1
  21065. ​@j.b.phillips8868 Yes, but the point is they didn't know any better. When I read that book in middle school I noted all gas sold now was unleaded so I asked my Mom and she said they took the lead out when she was a child because it was poison
    1
  21066. For what? At that age my father taught me how to shoot a gun.
    1
  21067. ​ @manny__003 Hence the human shields and plausible deniability most soldiers in this area rely on.
    1
  21068. I ran it through Google translate and he's accusing everyone else of everything Hamas has been recently accused of. @lrdf4749 
    1
  21069. Hydrocarbons contains toxins. It would take a lot of work to make them eatable. Corn, however, does not.
    1
  21070. Or maybe so she wouldn't be sweating so much in the sweater....
    1
  21071. An NFT of a tulip bulb that costs more than a house. That isn't sarcasm. That actually happened.
    1
  21072.  @actionforanimals4862  shut up
    1
  21073. The party has been defunct for years. Now there's dozens of gangs that simply call themselves Hamas
    1
  21074. Goodness, these comments are savage.
    1
  21075.  @yazz779  the other guy is no different, but it's not clear who is winning
    1
  21076. According to al-Thani, when the Jews did it.
    1
  21077. Bullshit like this doesn't pay the bills, VICE
    1
  21078. Relevance?
    1
  21079. Nowhere did he say that
    1
  21080. Yeah! We could use that money to draft, train, and equip YOU! Then you might stop whining about our national hobby.
    1
  21081.  @shamrock141  I was being abrasive to the other guy.
    1
  21082. Citron Research wrote a short report on a similar firm a long time ago. Their point was while they could not find anything illegal about payday loans the business was crazy volatile for almost no profit.
    1
  21083. You can't even defeat your wife in bed
    1
  21084. ​ @mengreat6982 irrelevant
    1
  21085. Liars burn in hell
    1
  21086. No. The Feds can build this plane themselves, it is simply cheaper to modify an off the shelf plane
    1
  21087. He mentioned in the video they cut prices because Chinese ponzi schemes
    1
  21088. Shut up
    1
  21089.  @MEAT_CANNON  You say that, yet struggle to deal with a simple cafeine dependency.
    1
  21090.  @J_Clean_1996  liar
    1
  21091.  @EZ-D-FIANT  That's a common misconception. Cafeine acts on the nerves to create more ions, allowing more sensitivity to signals. Narcotics act on the brain to either throttle or amp up the usage of dopeamine.
    1
  21092.  @J_Clean_1996  Shut up
    1
  21093. It's complicated but the short answer is there's tradeoffs with small all around improvements.
    1
  21094. She does as well as you did
    1
  21095. These startups aren't "the elite" and most go bankrupt. Most rich Americans are descendants of colonial era English barons with church going wives. Names like Washington, Lee, Gates, Groves, and others. The Bush family are descendants of the governor of Plymouth.
    1
  21096. America isn't Mexico and not all self-identified liberals want that.
    1
  21097. Since when is the k-factor oil's fault?
    1
  21098. These are the ones we know of. Most Indonesians have no access to hospitals because they are poor or far away, and the hospitals that exist often lack essential skills/equipment. More importantly, people openly poop in the same rivers they drink out of, so minor ailments are systemic in the best of times.
    1
  21099.  Ramming Speed  Gates is an old grandpa runs a charity because he has more money than anyone could spend, not an illuminati.
    1
  21100. Stock go up, can do no wrong. Stock go down, can do no right.
    1
  21101. Go away
    1
  21102. Baklava is an Arabic pastry. They're pretty good.
    1
  21103. For consumer goods that are easy to manufacture, it will keep being made in the turdworld because there is less money in it
    1
  21104. Except they didn't
    1
  21105. Shut up, people
    1
  21106. You certainly don't know that, and if he was half as dirty as you say it wouldn't have been necessary. He was also in a business of bailing out desperate businessmen, it would have been super easy for him to accept many large bribes in order to get deals through.
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  21107. Sabine is going to lose a pretty penny on stock options.
    1
  21108. Sunshine and abundance doesn't sell internet clicks.
    1
  21109. Only one or two
    1
  21110. Hardeehar
    1
  21111. He runs a hedge fund, not a charity.
    1
  21112.  @lizazagirova  Do you run a charity?
    1
  21113. Dude, China is mostly privately owned and they were doing this shit before they went commie
    1
  21114. Found the shoplifter.
    1
  21115. Because they know people trying to do so will drive up the price
    1
  21116. That's the line fake gurus have been feeding people since the 1970's. They simply update the "proof" to do with recent shenanigans regardless if there is a logical connection. In fact there's one idiot on YouTube that posts weekly market news updates only with absurd clickbait titles about how the market is crashing as we speak.
    1
  21117. @nehem dude, less than 1% of the GLD free float is sold short. People are mostly long on gold as a hedge or to speculate on the end of the world. In fact, if anything the price of gold is artificially high since most of it is used as a store of value. So quit pumping your own holdings as if you think you can singlehandedly manipulate market sentiment.
    1
  21118. That ain't funny
    1
  21119. Greedy ibn-sharmouta only dish out hate and lies towards the biggest in class. I.E. Mr. Musk started receiving hate mail simply because he was briefly the richest man in the world.
    1
  21120. More likely ego. According to the description she was about to get a ticket.
    1
  21121. Wall Street isn't a person or corporation and cannot "support" anyone nor be a monopoly. It's a friggin market place. Sutton doesn't know a thing about the topic at hand, he just hates people who make more money than he does.
    1
  21122. Shut up
    1
  21123.  @Withnail1969  maybe right now it is
    1
  21124.  @andrewlim7751  fraud, like all the rest of the statistics
    1
  21125. @dennisestradda9746  no one is doing that, goofball
    1
  21126. Land is still dirt cheap in the US. Recall the continent is technically still being settled
    1
  21127.  @harenterberge2632  shut up
    1
  21128.  @maskcollector6949  you are not every agency
    1
  21129. It was never broke
    1
  21130.  @Marcopolo12as  most dealers are addicts.
    1
  21131. The problem is assuming there's large amounts of rich idiots to charge 50% profit margins for stuff they don't need.
    1
  21132. People keep going on how growth outperforms value as if the former isn't inherently more risky, especially during crashes.
    1
  21133. Pay your bills you bum
    1
  21134. They turn into narcissistic maniacs? Lose the silly rhetoric.
    1
  21135. If they were easy everyone would do it
    1
  21136. Japan. I think he was seen in a Tokyo night club
    1
  21137.  @AFlyingCookieLOL  vhut?
    1
  21138. Where? Genuinely interested
    1
  21139.  @asgglass2709  his point is that it's irrelevant
    1
  21140.  @martoweche536  those aren't so common in the Congo
    1
  21141. @Tom Henry  unlikely. No one kills at random. Not even DAESH.
    1
  21142. @marto weche  I know, but those guys are not the norm... Also, Jihadis invariably have Earthly motives, like piracy
    1
  21143. Shut up
    1
  21144. Robinhood's advertising targets college students. People with only a little savings and skills but will have more later.
    1
  21145. Police work is mostly drama, not trauma.
    1
  21146. Ha! We don't even force farm animals to reproduce, we just select a male for breeding and throw him in with the mothers. Nature does the rest.
    1
  21147. Because most California cops never shoot anyone
    1
  21148. Shut up
    1
  21149. Partisan you mean.
    1
  21150. "Outsiders have been coming in with guns." You mean business investors? Sure, they often have weapons, but you shouldn't encourage Brazilians to shoot themselves in the foot by indiscriminately damning most of Brazil including other native tribes.
    1
  21151. You know they've already paid huge fines and are subject to more?
    1
  21152.  @Name-ot3xw  dude, you know that was settled out of court to avoid getting shut down, right?
    1
  21153.  @Name-ot3xw  no, it doesn't as other charges are pending. BTW, how much have you lost with Tether so far?
    1
  21154. Lying on this echochamber of a channel does nothing for no one
    1
  21155. It's a hoax
    1
  21156. Come on. We all know they're just NATO soldiers without uniforms.
    1
  21157. Why the fuck would that happen? Look at the news reals! Their comment sections are ghost towns and they're being written by people deep in the red. The only genuine investor commentary is right here, people calling it a pyramid scheme
    1
  21158. The Romans were the first to mass produce glass, and their fabricaii in Egypt and the Levant could make it by the ton.
    1
  21159. How much did you lose?
    1
  21160.  @dlv2371  it wasn't funny the second time, kid
    1
  21161. Some sort of drain
    1
  21162. It sells more clicks this way. Clicks funds the experiment.
    1
  21163. Shut up
    1
  21164.  @beerblues762  you definitely don't. Shut up
    1
  21165. For a piece of industrial equipment, yes. For a pipe, no.
    1
  21166. @DonaldoJTrumpet  Shut up, child. Before your mother beats you again
    1
  21167.  @vwtransportersandmotorcycl3729  ha. The officers called the junior enlisted pollo
    1
  21168.  @dpstrial  Shut up
    1
  21169. Would you say the same if the suspect got wasted instead?
    1
  21170. Vhut?
    1
  21171. The biggest problem is the Soviets overproduced so many long lasting rifles that there's simply no demand for new ones.
    1
  21172. Because they were all frauds the whole time
    1
  21173. We are not in a recession and a lot of oil guys are going belly up.
    1
  21174. Because Fascist is an insult and the speaker doesn't know the most basic facts about Japan. It's mostly Chinese Communists spreading that bull.
    1
  21175.  @user-pn3im5sm7k  Who is you?
    1
  21176. The guy behind this got offed before he could get extradicted. Not sure about the guilt rest of them.
    1
  21177.  @AK-74K  if you have real evidence of this you should tell the FBI immediately. If you're talking out your butt, as I'm sure you are, you can put that BS right where it came from.
    1
  21178.  @AK-74K  if that were true you wouldn't be using it to make "I screwed you mom" type comments on the internet. Also if it was true you'd definitely being going to the cops with that info because we will jail you if you don't. Comprendé, estupido?
    1
  21179.  @AK-74K  that sounded like a confession, you arrogant liar.
    1
  21180. Desperate, poorly educated, apathetic, or a combination of all three.
    1
  21181. They leave and/or stop breeding, as you can see.
    1
  21182. Dude, it was always bullshit. Bullshit knows no social class
    1
  21183.  @gaoxiaen1  part of that is because jet feul is debilitatingly expensive in Russia.
    1
  21184.  @gaoxiaen1  that doesn't mean Russians didn't travel by rail and bus at a fraction the cost even now
    1
  21185.  @gaoxiaen1  the lack of Soviet commercial travel wasn't due to Communism
    1
  21186. The Masri also beat stray dogs for the fun of it and spread lies that all dogs are rabid. The Masri ethnically cleansed their whole Jewish population and said they were all Israelis infiltrators. STDs run rampant among the Masri but people who admit to it are beaten to death for presumed promiscuity. Many Masri will beat Christians just to prove they can, and white people are presumed Christian until proven otherwise. And you're surprised they all lie about racial prejudices in Egypt?
    1
  21187. Do we need to call your mother?
    1
  21188. Hmm... Chinese banks are a lot like crypto banks
    1
  21189. Shut up
    1
  21190. Smarter than you
    1
  21191. @MichaEl-rh1kv  no, it comes from Germany. A German princess became the English queeen. No one knows how the pine tree got associated with Christmas
    1
  21192. Liar.
    1
  21193. Oh look. Another drug dealer.
    1
  21194. We like to pretend it is but it isn't.
    1
  21195. Note that Steve Eisman himself was a liar and a hypocrite. He's full of exaggerated claims of malfeasance in wall street and rarely says anything nice whilst being a hedge fund manager charging fat fees and some of his partners have gone to prison on various crimes. His funds have also lost money since the 2008 crash
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  21196. You're far too quick to pass judgement, implying a total lack of familiarity with this topic.
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  21197.  @manuelsanchezdeinigo3959  You can't fake military credentials to a soldier turned historian. Let me guess, you were a cook in an inactive sector?
    1
  21198. The squeeze was over before the main spike, fool.
    1
  21199.  @3vil6in  nah, this comes straight from the SEC investigation. By the time of the main spike, most of the original short sellers were out. What followed was a liquidity crises as the dealers got nothing but buy orders and ran out of tradible shares.
    1
  21200. Idiot suspect shouldn't bother with the lawsuit. It's going to be thrown out unread.
    1
  21201. That's been covered well already. It comes down to a political appointee with a room temperature IQ.
    1
  21202. Eh? She's clearly the officer in charge. The authoritative voice is appropriate for the scenario, and everyone did great (except the suspect, who was an idiot for terrorizing the man in public and then attacking him when he had a gun pointed at his back).
    1
  21203.  @bradharrelson212  if you mean to say "they're being overbearing," yes I've seen that problem among cops/soldiers and other tough guy professions. But in this case she is in charge and doing her best to talk the guy down.
    1
  21204.  @bradharrelson212  yes, I'm acutely familiar with such problems. But no one is going to stop and deal with that in the middle of the encounter. Managers will deal with that in their own time... Hopefully. Also note she's just as scared as everyone else and some people deal with that by pretending they're in control. In this case she's not helping, but she's trying to keep everyone safe. Don't get angry at that.
    1
  21205. I think WSM just gave away his hometown
    1
  21206. Japanese people had no concept of democracy and their theory of government was armed gangs did whatever the frick they wanted.
    1
  21207. How much did you lose?
    1
  21208.  @alvadagansta  I'd rather make you
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  21209.  @alvadagansta  shut up before your eyeballs start bleeding
    1
  21210. No. Get over it
    1
  21211. In China, yes. Not in the civilized world
    1
  21212. Your body does. As meat for Christmas
    1
  21213. Who?
    1
  21214. Liar
    1
  21215. "Quality of Life" metrics are arbitrary bull.
    1
  21216. Who said they didn't? Distance in rural areas and traffic in urban areas and other call outs means response times vary wildly.
    1
  21217. Lose the hyperbole
    1
  21218. Bug off
    1
  21219. Investors seem to be reacting
    1
  21220.  @nicopono1  uh, that makes no sense for the OP's statement. Did you mean that for someone else?
    1
  21221. Most animals don't care about other animals (cows will watch other cows get murdered and they won't care).
    1
  21222.  @junebrilly5302  Who said I was judging? They're animals, they'll act according to their instincts and we'll kill/eat them as we feels like. That's life.
    1
  21223. You mind lending me that crystal ball when you're done? The idiot behind this might have simply been addicted to risk.
    1
  21224.  @likemy  is that your way of saying, " I have no idea how it is done, but I assume it is doable?"
    1
  21225.  @frankwithlaughs7200  income tax was started by lincoln in the US
    1
  21226.  @likemy  such a bizarre insult. And I'm q military historian. I like to think I know every horror in the world
    1
  21227.  @frankwithlaughs7200  thank you
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  21228.  @IamGrimalkin  oh god, DO THE MATH PENDEJO! Giving $1000 to charity reduces taxable income by $1000. If you are taxed at 30%, this reduces your tax burden by $300. The fraud part is completely unrelated. Basically, it's when you transfer money to yourself or someone you owe money to and count it as charity. This is tax fraud. It's easy for normal people to get away with in small amounts as you can simply claim to have made regular cash donations to church. But rich people have IRS auditors assigned to them and famous people have idiot reporters scrutinizing their lives. It would take a far more elaborate scheme for anyone to get away with that, and I know of no such allegation against any rich guy you would have heard of. There was the "Queen of Mean" who infamously said "Taxes are for little people." She went to prison for tax evasion.
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  21229.  @IamGrimalkin  Dude, read the second paragraph of my last comment
    1
  21230. He's got car factories. It won't end that bad
    1
  21231. This is friggin Yemen. Corporations don't exist on account that requires people to work together
    1
  21232. Except now someone working for a government said it, so some people might take their word for it, nevermind the report is from a serial liar that's on and off at war with India, and nevermind that there's no secret that hacking is part of espionage.
    1
  21233.  @corytinsley  I know, it's likely the report is mostly speculation and deliberately exaggerated. China recently made their espionage laws deliberately vaguer than they were already and could potentially include even the corporate accounting books as "national secrets." One of the reasons foreign investors are leaving China is because they don't want to get arrested for the crime of hiring an accountant. But still, to justify the law's existence, China needs to maintain an appearance that there are spies everywhere.
    1
  21234.  @dodongsmith9779  thank you for making your willfull ignorance obvious
    1
  21235. You expect a Brit to comprehend why they frontloaded all the internals?
    1
  21236. There's no cheat code for economic prosperity. Zero sum games like tax law only gets you so far.
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  21237. Lying isn't necessary in this instance
    1
  21238. This America. The auditors have auditors.
    1
  21239. Most coyotes aren't connected to a cartel.
    1
  21240.  @joeladams2540  it means nothing to me either, as the volume of illegals is the problem and not any offender. It's not a crime of moral turpitude.
    1
  21241. @steffenjensen422  Well, unless you count unions and the sales departments of the companies they work for. Such things only makes sense if you're negotiating millions of dollars worth of work. And yes, corporations have a vested interest in finding their employees work since they get their cut from sales.
    1
  21242. They're tiny lobsters that live in North American rivers
    1
  21243. Shut up. Get drafted.
    1
  21244. Videos, prolly
    1
  21245. Precisely, these ads are worthless, but they exist for a reason
    1
  21246. Even if that were true, what does that have to do with money laundering?
    1
  21247. I wish. But that ain't happening
    1
  21248. Irrelevant
    1
  21249. It's almost as if the UN has no power at all...
    1
  21250. That doesn't add value to anyone's lives, silly
    1
  21251. Do not ascribe to malice what can be adequately explained by incompetence.
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  21252. They probably aren't. Most of their other launches were just for show
    1
  21253. Maybe we should put one on you and test that theory.
    1
  21254.  @naddarr1  I have a meme of the doom guy with the caption Ok, Doomer for just such occasions.
    1
  21255. Found the drug dealer
    1
  21256. Scam means it they're intentionally lying. These guys are just motards.
    1
  21257.  @jansix4287  that's quite the oxymoron
    1
  21258.  @jansix4287  want to test that theory?
    1
  21259. Puts cost money but have a fixed potential loss.
    1
  21260. Some people will still blame the officer.
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  21261.  @CommanderRiker0  that's baseless to the point of libel. The price of gold has varied so much over the centuries with sometimes being so high that not even governments could mint coins with them, and at other times being relatively cheap due to some nations stripping the gold from other nations in wartime. But more importantly, if gold was rising in value, WHY THE FRICK WOULD WE USE IT AS CASH??? We want people to spend or invest their money, not hoard it. The real bottom line is a Roman soldier was paid an amount of gold roughly equal to a modern soldier's pay (although post industrialization the price of most common goods have become stupid cheap).
    1
  21262.  @CommanderRiker0  I'm going to assume that stat has a typo, because if it doesn't than you're a liar who thinks everyone else is stupid. Also, your statements flatly contradict each other, as before you said gold slowly gains value while now you said it holds it value.
    1
  21263. The only people buying it were the insurance companies contractually obligated to do so
    1
  21264. No one cares, as long as the silly games don't effect them.
    1
  21265. It's voodoo. That's what he'll say
    1
  21266. And yet, they still pretend their politics has no connection to the states.
    1
  21267. To be fair, American influencers are just as fake. But the lifestyles they sell revolve around friends, fitness, and worry-free lives.
    1
  21268. Inspections are often more a formality in this part of the world. Don't assume there was an inspection.
    1
  21269. Found the shoplifter
    1
  21270. That isn't funny
    1
  21271.  @yeoldeseawitch  I'd be more amused by your disembowelment
    1
  21272. EMPs are produced by nukes.
    1
  21273. The Egyptians aren't involved in this
    1
  21274. You're paying a commission, it's just tiny and hidden in the price of the stock.
    1
  21275.  @Capitalust  for shares, yeah. For options it's at least a dollar and fir illiquid options it can get ridiculous
    1
  21276. Bukele is just as gangster as everyone else. He's been running a crypto scam.
    1
  21277. Shut up, VICE
    1
  21278. This isn't political, they were robbers
    1
  21279. ​ @headers12 shut up
    1
  21280. Poor people would have gone bankrupt due to lawyer fees. And no, poor people are judgement proof because you can't tort money people don't have. Some of Jones' fanbois face criminal charges for directly threatening the plaintiffs
    1
  21281. Who?
    1
  21282.  @ASJC27  that demonstrates a lack of knowledge. The Spike is a whole family of interchangeable components that range in size from anti-ship to anti-vehicle. The SMAW, javelin, and TOW are all equally "equivalent."
    1
  21283.  @ASJC27  that degree means nothing to the specific knowledge I mentioned in my last comment. I apologize for coming off condescending. And when I said components there's not only several different rockets, but several different launchpads and targeting sights that are each compatible with each other and each have a specialty.
    1
  21284. No, you just need an enormous fully globalized economy and stability so that people will want to use your money. For instance, Lebanon dollarized involuntarily because the buffoons in their central bank ran a Ponzi Scheme.
    1
  21285. @Filipe Prates  big fish? Canada is a bigger fish than most of these goons. If people really wanted an alternative they'd just maintain a gold reserve or use Euros
    1
  21286.  @123amsterdan456  watch the video
    1
  21287. How much did you lose?
    1
  21288.  @uninstaller2860  yourself included
    1
  21289.  @shoutingmuteness3902  you think I draft these comments or care if i misspell that fool's name? Let me guess, you hatred of him stems wholly from how years ago he encouraged investment in the rainforest?
    1
  21290. Come on, we all know if all you paid for was the plane ticket people would bring ungodly amounts of stuff
    1
  21291. You mean piracy.
    1
  21292. We ain't in an electricity crisis or have a bursting housing bubble at this time. If you had actually been reading the news you'd see there's a lot of fear over delta variants and inflation, so you can lose the silly whataboutism.
    1
  21293.  Hans Otto Kroeger Kaethler  what does that have to do with anything?
    1
  21294. First, don't equate all those guys together. Second, there was genuine panic with Covid and a lot of people lost money.
    1
  21295. Not exactly. They need a permit to get through the border although most Israeli employers don't care and will hire them anyway.
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  21296.  @Gabi-hv2xc  a lot of Westbank Arabs have travel permits for work.
    1
  21297. They're going for predatory dominance.
    1
  21298. Who said you're different?
    1
  21299. Found the Communist Gangster. Come on, we all know Huawei is simply putting recycled old chips in their phones because that's all that can be sources from inside China.
    1
  21300. @firstnamelastname4959  no, he said they managed to produce a phone. Either way, OP is clearly a commie who didn't watch the video
    1
  21301. Shut up. We all know that fools like yourself are more concerned with the party affiliations of the men proposing the budget rather than the budget itself.
    1
  21302. A militia is volunteer by definition. These guys expectto be paid
    1
  21303. You should talk
    1
  21304. Vhut?
    1
  21305. It's the one thing the ANC couldn't break if they tried...
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  21306. It always was ashes.
    1
  21307. Don't fix was isn't broke
    1
  21308. ​@Lucas_Antar I've heard too many conflicting things about what fats are best and I don't trust any of it. Fats are fats
    1
  21309.  @Lucas_Antar  I've heard too much conflicting junk about which type of fat is better for you to trust any of that. Fats are fats
    1
  21310. Not if you know anything
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  21311. No one cares.
    1
  21312.  @gzfashions  Your opinion is is as irrelevant to the world as it is to your ex wife.
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  21313. He makes videos compulsively. He doesn't spend any of the money on himself
    1
  21314. @jeraldketelboeter5740  he doesn't spend that money on himself. He doesn't even own a house
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  21315. @jeraldketelboeter5740  Some greedy bastards would do that, but Mr. Donaldson has a very different vice: He's a recluse. Back when he was a kid he was doing YouTube stuff all day everyday except when he had to go to school. By the time he got out of high school he was making fast money and he just spent it all on making more videos. Across his entire lifespan, he has talked to cameras far more than he has talked to people. The real risk of the video is that someday he will simply stop. Maybe he will get married, maybe he offs himself, maybe he will be kicked from YouTube for stupid reasons. In any case, not worth investing in.
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  21316. Still overvalued. The company is good, the stock is trash
    1
  21317. Ethiopia and Lebanese don't use credit cards. They're cash only economies
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  21318.  @nobodydoesithalfasgoodasyou  It has simply never been the case. Most areas do not have reliable electricity, most institutions don't have the credit ratings to become banks, most individuals do not have the credit to borrow, most wage earners don't make enough to be worth depositing. In Lebanon's case they did have banks in the major cities but they were all Ponzi schemes owned and operated by a single family and these all collapsed with the Lebanese pound. People lined up for hours to withdraw a few dollars, and one guy straight up pulled a gun on a teller so they'd give him his money back.
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  21319.  @nobodydoesithalfasgoodasyou  It's one of those subtle differences between the developed world and the turdworld that are unavoidable because everyone secretly knows how much they can trust their neighbors
    1
  21320. Unfortunately, the Lebanese have no love for each other.
    1
  21321. These idiots really thought people wouldn't notice if they raised the utility bill?
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  21322. They also poop as they jump, that's why they stink
    1
  21323. Why the hate?
    1
  21324. Shut up
    1
  21325. Who says Moscow has anything to do with it?
    1
  21326. There's worse
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  21327. That was three yeara ago and have nothing to do with this year
    1
  21328. Vhut?
    1
  21329.  @tensevo  the Russian government isn't just a rich dude
    1
  21330.  @richie1002  precedent? It's always been a thing. Don't you know what fines and punitive damages and captured military equipment are?
    1
  21331. If the results support existing political rhetoric then it's fraud. I find this when reading history all the time, no further study necessary: Fraud.
    1
  21332. Or a knife fight
    1
  21333. Brian seems to have suicidal tendencies
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  21334. Blaming Covid is an obvious sign they knew what the vote would say beforehand but want independence anyway.
    1
  21335. Vhut?
    1
  21336. And bad luck.
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  21337. As if harassing random engineers will make anyone's life better?
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  21338. Customs agents catch that junk by the ton. It's so easy that a computer can flag a lot of the potential counterfeits and most of the time the computer is right
    1
  21339.  @Sedna063  dude, most religious laws cover things like theft and murder. Lose the anti-religious nonsense.
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  21340.  @Sedna063  keep your daddy issues to yerself, pendejo.
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  21341.  @pragmatiste  shut up you arrogant fool. No one cares if you hate your parents.
    1
  21342. They won't, quit deluding themselves that they will.
    1
  21343. Unlike you
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  21344. Everyone was fighting a mobile war with siege weapons. Any success/failure was just luck anyway
    1
  21345. He was an asshole in multiple ways
    1
  21346.  @robertfreeman5054  what?
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  21347. The name comes from how the return is intended to be uncorrelated to the market.
    1
  21348. Wait... He knows how much the Fed is printing? Or is he spouting out the same nonsense yer crazy uncle who doesn't even know what monetary policy means just cuz it sounds good to say it?
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  21349. Correction: Keith Gill started in back office at an investment firm but later left there and became an insurance agent.
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  21350. Lying isn't necessary in this instance
    1
  21351. Most people don't have IDs in Gaza. These are probably unidentified persons who died in hospital over the years.
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  21352. That's silly. That's the rate the most credit worthy institution in human history gets
    1
  21353. It's a slavery scam, dude. Its been around ever since Britain coerced bans on slavery in much of the Arab world.
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  21354. Methane emissions are statistically insignificant and if we slaughtered cows to reduce them these idiots would throw a fit about that too
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  21355.  @Saratogan  You specifically compared the debt ceiling to personal credit limits. They are not the same.
    1
  21356.  @Saratogan  Not that simple since the Feds have a money printer and also borrow and lend in order to regulate the amount of money in the economy. I.E. T-bill yield rates did not rise last year because the Feds had a credit downgrade, but because the Feds have to delete all that money they printed. And quit throwing around vocab words just to sound smart.
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  21357.  @Saratogan  No, fucker, my time in grad school has taught me how to recognize when fools are trying to sound smart. And you don't even fucking realize what targeted inflation is, much less can calculate the Fed's credit rating. And how much have you lost trading crypto?
    1
  21358. Shut up
    1
  21359. Lebanon's government is largely defunct anyway
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  21360. I say we draft your lazy butt just for saying that.
    1
  21361. Maybe not fraud, but just an egotistical bastard, or maybe a little of both
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  21362. Do you have a death wish?
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  21363. Sycophants. The word you want is sycophant.
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  21364. No one cares
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  21365. Who is tham?
    1
  21366.  @sandobrien1025  same question, bozo
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  21367.  @aks2487  well, nepotism refers specifically to favoring family. Favoritism can include personal friends and sycophants.
    1
  21368. Many companies are legally required to pass most of their earnings after expenses to shareholders. It's called a REIT.
    1
  21369. I'm from Kansas and I'm asking what is it?
    1
  21370.  @macd6351  dollars are stabler than gold.
    1
  21371. That's about as accurate as the belief that ancient Germanics were bloodthirsty maniacs. And the misconceptions come from the same problem.
    1
  21372. The Kazakhs aren't muslim
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  21373.  @uzbekistannews236  don't assume
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  21374.  @uzbekistannews236  shut up
    1
  21375.  @Enterthemind1  just yours
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  21376. The incentive with drones is be expendable as possible so they can be thrown into risky attacks. We aren't loading tons of munitions and expensive engines on those.
    1
  21377. You say that as if feudal is an insult
    1
  21378. Nah, most of those tech startups either are scams, have useless inventions, or just run out of money. The value investments they make were already trash and the PE guys are stuck running a trash firm.
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  21379. Liars get scalped. It's just a matter of scientists with dumb money.
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  21380. Some hospitals were busted for price gouging. Holding back inventory anticipating rising prices.
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  21381. I guarantee you have a kid you refused to take care of.
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  21382. There's nothing to say. Scientists who had no known connection to war crimes got jobs from whomever offered. Some of them became mercenaries working for Nasserite Egypt, so the Israelis killed them. Others on the Soviet side of the line weren't exactly given a choice but went to work with Russian scientists. The Japanese nuclear program was disbanded due to orders given by mistake, but their scientists started researching nuclear medicines. The head of the German V-2 rocket program became the founding head of NASA. and so on and so forth.
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  21383. Vhut?
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  21384. Uh, are you equating all socialists with the reds because that's intentionally misleading
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  21385. He's 40 but tries to look 20. Not a good sign
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  21386. These devices don't undermine profits as people still gotta buy insulin and equipment. So lose the libel.
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  21387.  @upperjohn117aka  who is "them?"
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  21388.  @upperjohn117aka  that's a super vague term. It includes hundreds of companies and two government agencies.
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  21389.  @upperjohn117aka  you get what you pay for
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  21390.  @upperjohn117aka  ok, now you're talking out your butt. Medicine is stupid cheap in MEXICO because pharma is unregulated and cheap counterfeits are everywhere. Some even replace aspirin with fentanyl.
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  21391. As a military historian, I can say definitively that if a device sounds like it might show up in sci-fi, chances are you're not going to see it in the real world, especially not in a predictable time frame.
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  21392. A lot of those are doing small town code enforcement. I saw another report saying many townships have created new regulations on farmers just so they have something for their extra employees.
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  21393. You know people fret too much about the oceans when they literally don't want anyone kicking up dust clouds in it........
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  21394. The Congolese will fight over anything worth money. Get over it.
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  21395. We also knew that's the norm in Macau casinos where rich Chinese people circumvent restrictions on money leaving the country. He probably worked in Macau, or there's something we don't know about.
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  21396. The fact the riot occurred or the fact they stink at dispersing the crowd?
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  21397. quit throwing those words around as if you don't know whst they mean
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  21398. That's like asking why men would have sex with girls who hate them. It's Persia, they hate everyone, it's just that before times were good enough some of the inbreds survived
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  21399. They're notorious cheapskates, and it's an undeveloped country. They are choosing the right weapons for the job
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  21400. Not exactly. He said they were clearly throwing money around.
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  21401. This is America. We don't do vigilantes. Not this century, at keast.
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  21402. Amazon has a couple dozen investigators taking down seller every day. You cannot punish them for someone else's crimes.
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  21403. This is the real background behind implantable devices and separates what is possible from pure fantasy (like how they showed these things are physically too small to track your location).
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  21404.  @Ddub1083  shut up and watch the video.
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  21405. You never had any. Goodbye, liar
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  21406. Voters complain when government does cost+ contracts. Voters like shifting all thw risk onto the corporations
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  21407. Shut up, people.
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  21408. More respected than you
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  21409. It also shows the actual demographics of conspiritards......
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  21410. You don't need that much firepower to hunt small fry.
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  21411.  @MrSupernova111  You?
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  21412. It's not like anyone in the world can tell the difference between the two countries.
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  21413. Picture probably not available, and not even Cairo cares about Egyptian cops.
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  21414. Dude, it's just fines. Intended for assholes that refuse to pay tickets/taxes. Of course the targets are all entitled bitches that cry fowl.
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  21415. Relevance?
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  21416. You whine about this as if you think it's different from fines, Greedo.
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  21417. Uh, how is shooting the same guy more than once worse than shooting him at all?
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  21418. Does DW even read wiki pages on their own history before posting this junk?
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  21419. Not if you know anything. Extortion is the big money maker, and as much as 2/3 of the drugs are for local use. The drugs quintuple in value the instant they enter the US so that's the trade a lot of gangsters fight to monopolize that
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  21420. Don't blame the whole friggin department, especially when I can't even tell if this is a negligent discharge or not.
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  21421.  @bozo9672  don't assume the suspect's motive
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  21422. 1:45 QUIT WAVING THAT THING AROUND!
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  21423. You know he's from Ireland, right?
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  21424. The US side doesn't usually involve fraud, vandalism, and racketeering
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  21425. Who wants to wager this idiot accused his opponents in elections of being dirty?
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  21426. Lose the sycophancy
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  21427. Dude, most derailments don't involve hazmat and they're as inevitable as car crashes. The reason everyone is harassing everyone else over accidents is because there's really nothing else going on right now. Even the war in Ukraine is at a dead stop.
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  21428. Ok, doomer
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  21429. There's no need to lie in this instance
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  21430. Or maybe you spend your money stupidly. Credit cards don't charge interest if you pay the bill immediately and they give cash back. And if there's something big you need (car, house, business, education) it makes logical sense to borrow
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  21431.  @arthurfoyt6727  lose the rhetoric
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  21432.  @arthurfoyt6727  And why would I care whether or not that's true? Argue that to the Supreme Court, bozo.
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  21433.  @arthurfoyt6727  lose the rhetoric
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  21434.  @arthurfoyt6727  ignorance? I'm not even registered to vote. Why would I care to read anything you just wrote?
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  21435.  @johnnyonthespot4375  homelessness in America is fake. We simply change the definition of homeless until a statistically significant result materializes
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  21436. Quality content doesn't come overnight.
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  21437.  @johndorilag4129  she's just an old lady trying to be hip.
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  21438.  @Fireclaws10  I know. Did they terrorize the negotiator into talking, though? Apparently not, and that's just simple detective work there.
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  21439.  @daveo2431  you don't know the meaning of the word
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  21440. Like 55 people
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  21441. Shut up. Get drafted
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  21442.  @goatface6602  not really, as the WSB harassment hardly represents most small investors. IIRC the average portfolio is said to be under 2 grand in size, has two unique positions, is all shares, the average investor in early 20's and is more likely to pick growth stocks that are in the news than anything. Most Robinhood users are first time investors that will eventually leave the platform for one that isn't least-common-denominator oriented.
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  21443.  @orlock20  there's a lot of companies that aren't public. Take Sig Sauer for instance.
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  21444.  @orlock20  there's over 10 million private ventures in the US. 8,000 are on private equity exchanges, and 3500 are public. Most if the private firms are smaller ventures, but still. In theory the new dollars on the market will make IPOs more attractive as the issuer could get the best deal.
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  21445.  @orlock20  it isn't that simple as some big and mid cap companies are private. Also for the reason you say, a lot of Chinese companies issue shares on US markets (see NIO).
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  21446. The whole Indian stock market is just cons conning cons
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  21447. ​ @politicalphilosophy-thegre3894  They don't care. These pendejos are using colony as a pejorative.
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  21448. Who?
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  21449. These goons are generally oblivious to the problems at hand.
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  21450. Who?
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  21451. Not possible
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  21452. Case in point why cops sometimes give weird orders during traffic stops
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  21453. Some of these commenters are either part of this fool's cult following or the scammer himself with multiple accounts.
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  21454. @deragoth4250  The man I'm talking about is also a drug dealer, deadbeat, and garden variety thief
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  21455. The worst crime areas are always much poorer than more civilized areas.
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  21456. In select areas that's already the case. Any sort of lockdown in Arab towns, however, usually results in bloody riots, lynchings, and political murder. As a matter of fact, during Covid there was an armed standoff between the PA police and the Nablus gangs over defiance of quarantine rules.
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  21457. You'll lose it all soon enough.
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  21458.  @leoperez2566  no. I don't. But I bet my life and yours that it will be so. If you want outsized returns, you'll have to get creative and not follow a mob.
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  21459.  @leoperez2566  even if that's true, it's a clear sign of incompetence. And Tesla had a mob of fanboys from day 1.
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  21460. At least you're not the guy sending me hate mail for advising profit taking...
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  21461. Dude, he called it shock therapy for a reason. The dumping of the peso is causing massive inflation. No one can magically fix an economy even with dictorial powers
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  21462.  @toby2581  The same goes for tax evaders. They want heavy government spending as long as someone else pays for it. And crypto scammers. They want a market without rules as long as the government protects their holdings. And pirates, they hate rich people because they think the only way to get rich is to steal from ordinary people. They also want to be rich. People always make fools of themselves pretending their intentions aren't obvious.......
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  21463. Originally it's a Catholic prayer to Saint Mary generally for forgiveness. In football it refers to an all in desperate play, and from there it has taken the slang meaning of "all in effort to either succeed or fail completely."
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  21464.  @benkmarchant  The title is typo
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  21465.  @MPDthegamer  one out of thirteen Salvadorans is on the payroll of an MS-13 affiliate, so quit bullshittin. And the word on the street is the truce was made with gang leaders who run things from prison (Salvadoran jails are more like exile than incarceration).
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  21466.  @northerngamingygo4274  Even if that is true, and it probably isn't, it changes nothing.
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  21467. How so? Mine works fine.
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  21468. 4:20 In China, this is called "broken capital chains."
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  21469. No one understands you either
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  21470. Freemasons?
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  21471.  @MattyEngland  they sure as hell weren't. And even if they were it's irrelevant
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  21472.  @DANTHETUBEMAN  is that a sick joke or do you need shock therapy?
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  21473. Actual origin story of this gun: A reporter in Vietnam with no military or machining experience whatsoever saw a .50 cal Browning for the first time and thought "I gotta get me one of those."
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  21474. Not everything this guy publishes is trash. Although he's an obvious junky.
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  21475. No. Most of these illegal guns are leftovers from old wars (guerrillas turned gangsters). Other weapons are simply stolen or bought legally then resold.
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  21476.  @m.r.jarrell3725  The law doesn't matter in SA.
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  21477.  @m.r.jarrell3725  they're all as dirty as you over there
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  21478. Or perhaps your understanding of warfare sucks. But that's par for the course on both sides
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  21479. That actually didn't happen at all. Would you like to hear the story?
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  21480. Why?
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  21481. 20 bucks says you don't drive EV.
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  21482.  @ThekillingGoku  I never heard of them. Where do all these allegedly rich YouTubers hide?
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  21483. Draconian consequences don't effect behavior when enforcement is near zero
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  21484. Ma'am, it doesn't matter who you ask, we enforce visas by deporting people. No visa, you get sent home.
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  21485.  @charlieackles8254  everyone wants peace. The terms of peace are the issue
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  21486.  @suckyourmums2952  that varies year to year and how you ask the question. Also, opinions vary wildly between localities.
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  21487.  Nika Kerelashvili  and because NATO told Russia back in the 1990's that they wouldn't share a border. A promise that will inevitably be broken, but it will not be broken lightly.
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  21488.  @blank1778  you sure as hell don't speak for any part of Georgia
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  21489.  @Xx-po1fu  Russia doesn't have any territorial aims in Georgia at this time. They simply want to hold on to Abkhasia and South Osetia.
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  21490.  @irakliiki8602  I didn't say Georgia majority didn't want to join.
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  21491. We aren't actively making more nukes and reactors... yet.
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  21492. Not all of them.
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  21493. They never had astronauts before this. Why are these the "first civilians?"
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  21494.  @julioduan7130  The space station failed before it was ever manned. They've had astronauts in training on the ground for a long time, but frankly their rockets aren't reliable enough for people
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  21495.  MisterMing  Do you live in an old concrete pipe?
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  21496.  @wildlifewarrior2670  reading the news apparently
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  21497.  @ralphstern2845  I don't know or care who you're talking about.
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  21498.  @ralphstern2845  not everyone gives a rip about airhead celebrities, dude.
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  21499.  @ralphstern2845  keyboard warrior implies I'm advocating something. Do you throw that insult at anyone that annoys you?
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  21500.  @ralphstern2845  I'll take that as a yes. So shut up.
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  21501. Revolutionary drugs are usually scams. Especially ones targeting common first world vices
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  21502. A lot of them are
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  21503. You put "Israel" in the title. This channel is going to be brigaded for weeks by neo-nazis with dozens of accounts each
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  21504. No, they're just bored and spamming pro-cop stuff before Antifa cops have a chance to do the opposite.
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  21505. Not everyone is. But Robinhood is now the Walmart of brokers so you can be sure people will whine regardless if it makes sense.
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  21506. Seriously?
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  21507. Everything is 100x more complicated when there's a billion dollars involved.......
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  21508. "Gotcha question" and the product of cheap and trashy reporters, usually because the guy asking belligerent questions doesn't know basic facts about the topic at hand. So shut up. Permanently.
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  21509. There's some old Galil's floating around in Israel, mostly in reservists units and police departments.
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  21510. It?
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  21511.  @coreyleander7911  because people like sci fi fantasies
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  21512. With paleotology it's rare because we know very little and there's no gap between amateurs and professionals
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  21513. Who says they weren't?
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  21514. Technically loan shark refers to illegal lenders that will beat you up for defaulting.
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  21515. A premier doesn't mean unelected. It's usually used for executives whose powers don't fit into conventional molds.
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  21516. What downturn? Your info is many months outdated.
    1
  21517.  @corneliaaurelli1603  What you just said has nothing to do with the situation at the moment. Interest rates are the highest they've been in decades but are near the historic average. Inflation is in the low to mid single digits because the Fed rose rates and is still deleting money. And only a number of fools and frauds are going bust because of this (crypto, biotech, unicorns, tech startups, venture capital, China, Lebanon, Turkey, Egypt, and associated companies). Unemployment is low, GDP is up, and any bubble that might have existed was already popped.
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  21518.  @umiluv  Wild exaggeration and demonstrates that your info is at least a year outdated.
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  21519. Except this is a rich white lady exposing the crimes of Tanzanians.
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  21520.  @Ricky-jr7io  to include powerless people on the internet that covet power
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  21521. It's really a matter of budgets
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  21522. Shut up. That's how scams happen
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  21523. The media? How is that different from your family making shit up
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  21524. Does Germany do parole?
    1
  21525.  @GroovyVideo2  No, I'm just an asshole that smells bullshit
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  21526. There are so many toys in the Special Forces world it's implausible any one guy used them all. Also, I imagine somewhere there's a vault full of stuff they used once then forgot about.
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  21527. Poor people invest too.
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  21528. Let's be frank. Some of this money is more than likely going to be used to remove "immigrants." But yes, it's all overdue, the illusion of post-Cold War peace broke ages ago
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  21529. If you believed that, what are you doing in the market?
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  21530. Months for each stage of the proceedings, yes. Funny thing is, lawyer costs alone mean that he would have been better off admitting guilt immediately. This is all just about egos
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  21531. Vhut
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  21532. That's why cartels often have pallets full of cash and nothing to do with them.....
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  21533.  @hd9g  or just ban you from saying stupid stuff
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  21534. The phrase red flag comes from the Black Death when plague ridden houses were marked with a red flag.
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  21535. He doesn't even go over the grievances. You'd need a whole series for that much detail
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  21536. MBA and DEI was heavily involved
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  21537. Just a formalization of the situation that's existed for ages.
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  21538. War has never been profitable
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  21539. @jacktbugx1658  military historian here: It shouldn't surprise you that fighting is a negative sum game because it produces nothing but actively consumes resources. The volatility of conflict can produce weird results but it is a net loss across all parties. For instance, Henry Ford didn't get richer from WWII, he simply didn't lose his fortune because he was making weapons for the winning team. His counterparties in Volkswagen lost everything. That's like memecoin type odds.
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  21540. @jacktbugx1658  you're 16 aren't you?
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  21541. Are you arguing the Library of Alexandria was a Greek institution, not an Egyptian one?
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  21542. It literally isn't
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  21543. China will never finish it. I bet my life on it.
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  21544.  @matthewwang4195  go away
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  21545.  @tommyzty1089  I'm a military historian, now shut up, hypocrite.
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  21546.  @keosad8196  those never got started because there's no demand for them when most people own cars over here so lose the silly whataboutism
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  21547.  @thevan4476  shut up, you don't know what you're talking about
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  21548.  Julian  you mind lending me that crystal ball, herr sycophant?
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  21549.  @tommyzty1089  you're a liar, too
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  21550.  @jackpeipei820730  go away
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  21551. Sht up
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  21552. These guys have been fighting over anything worth money for centuries.
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  21553. They'd get sued
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  21554. Sort by new at your own risk....
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  21555. It sells clicks
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  21556. Same story, different year
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  21557. Not fishy, but almost as retarded. When interest rates were near zero, they had lots of money coming in but had trouble finding people to lend to. So they bought long term government bonds thinking they could just resell them anytime they wanted (long term bonds have the best yields). This is perfectly fine, but they didn't bother hedging the risk of rising interest rates... Probably because they fired their risk manager when times were good and couldn't be bothered to hire a new one until damage control was needed.
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  21558. More importantly, Brazil and Angola was colonized by the same nation for the same reasons and both had wars of independence. But they took very different paths when the Portuguese weren't around.
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  21559. @jordu Bergiboy dude, those borders are largely an irrelevance and always have been since most locals are often unaware which side of the line they live on.
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  21560. Funnily enough, the army may create a fix wing department just so they can build a replacement if this is retired
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  21561. Shut up
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  21562. The idea that Imperial Japan had anything in common with any European state...
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  21563. Your losses were your fault. Period.
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  21564.  @jeycalc6877  that's not funny
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  21565. As if you could do better...
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  21566.  @shemp_  you only knew she was there because you read the report. You. Would. Have. Hit. Her. Too.
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  21567.  @LittlePankek  no... Of all the times I've spoken to cops that came up exactly once. Besides, you think that jerkwad would have been honest? Two things needs addressed here: First I am not an activist and don't give a rip who got jailed or offed. Second is you clearly have a lot of preconceived notions, assuming you will find malfeasance in every report. But I got news for you: Only idiots commit crimes on camera or write them down on paper. Even assuming there is a systemic issue, it wouldn't be obvious from official reports. And more importantly, those who have no idea how a job works shouldn't make silly attempts to usurp their chief's job. You will let the police chief do the managing, madam.
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  21568.  @LittlePankek  I don't care. You're nobody's boss.
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  21569.  @LittlePankek  I'm a military historian specializing in terrorism and an army vet. Cut the condescension and bug out of politics for your own good.
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  21570. There was no guarantee they'd get anything
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  21571. Russia decoupled for their own reasons, and that may happen elsewhere. But the idea that a coalition of random turdworld countries (many of which are at war with each other) could simply invent a new global currency is silly. Heck, if anything the Euro should become the next reserve currency.
    1
  21572. And bad luck
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  21573.  @johnnystorm1714  as if you would know what is and is not possible
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  21574.  @thisjustin5330  as if you would know how to use one
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  21575.  @thisjustin5330  don't say such things on moderated spaces no matter annoying people are.
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  21576. You know it's a ponzi scheme when they give revenue projections for something that hasn't been invented yet. But they're not a scam, which is better than a lot of these startups
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  21577. Not really. The rates are dirt cheap if yer young and healthy.
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  21578.  @triadwarfare  I think he assumes everyone's charged the same
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  21579. Don't pretend you can win a war with social media posts and boycotts
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  21580.  @williamlloyd3769  yeah. You know Ukraine is still importing Russian gas
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  21581. What you mean? People taste like bacon.
    1
  21582. A curious remark since Americans regard the UN as a scam.
    1
  21583. Never underestimate a narcisist's paranoia.
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  21584. It takes a special type of idiot to try to fight off two armed men...
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  21585. Shut up and get drafted, liar
    1
  21586. There's a whole list of logical fallacies in this video including reputation based evidence because bankers that have since been fired committed misdemeanors exaggerated by WSM and other yellow press sources.
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  21587.  @Mezuzah87  Liars burn in hell. Nah, I am well aware of the underling issues that make investment banks the frequent subject of minor market crimes, but you sir, are just greedy enough you're jealous of anyone richer than you. So shut up and get drafted, hypocrite
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  21588.  @Mezuzah87  I said crimes and I don't vote. So lose the condescension, you incompetent hypocrite.
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  21589. Shut up
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  21590. Communists. When government agencies behave like Silicon Valley startups
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  21591. ​ @TheGranicd anyone having impartial opinion on the Soviets is rare mother f*cker
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  21592.  @trojanhorse1994  there are three major factions calling themselves the Taliban plus DAESH and hundreds of tribal affiliated militias. We're talking many small wars. And you're actively lying when you say we gave those weapons aways as you would have had to read the truth in order to distort it in that manner. So shut up and get drafted, you arrogant fool.
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  21593.  @noneshere  Not an issue for these guy. They're just doing what they can with their limited gear and expertise.
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  21594. Lies like that will get you doxxed
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  21595. Who?
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  21596. @@FlorentinoPerez69 I'm giving this idiot every possible chance because I'm going to attempt to dox and terrorize him if he confirms what we're thinking.
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  21597. You're both going to lose money.
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  21598. Why?
    1
  21599. That guy went to prison
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  21600. Mechanized infantry are ideal for that
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  21601. Only if you're delusional.
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  21602.  @thomasphilip8916  you're both incompetent liars
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  21603. Try. To look. Surprised
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  21604. And you thought NATO didn't change anything
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  21605. It definitely looks like someone added something much worse into the mix, though
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  21606. The only way mentally ill people get to be heads of states is by hereditary monarchy. So quit gaslighting every dictator you don't like.
    1
  21607. Shut up old man
    1
  21608. She must. At lot of her investors pulled out.
    1
  21609. @TomNook.  shut up.
    1
  21610. @eboyy7  shut up
    1
  21611. It was true at the time. Recall Keith Gill's racket was buying companies with pending bankruptcy knowing all they needed to do was survive to double his money.
    1
  21612.  @nian60  except native English speakers are the ones that count
    1
  21613. Lose the sycophancy
    1
  21614. Lose the silly whataboutism. And you know that's not the complaint the idiot presenter is making, idiot.
    1
  21615. Won't happen
    1
  21616. Vhut? He mag dumped on friggin purpose.
    1
  21617. Quit making this awkward
    1
  21618. There's actually not a lot of money in military contracts. They are hugely expensive just to bid on and get arbitrarily canceled all the time.
    1
  21619. Shut up
    1
  21620. You didn't watch the video.
    1
  21621. Doesn't mean he's innocent, though. I must warn people against attending parties with rock stars in general because you don't really know them
    1
  21622. Shut up
    1
  21623.  @RedLeader327  British tax revenue has NEVER been the monarch's personal funds, regardless the era. For mich of British history, the sovereign was also the richest landlord, but most of the land wss held by lesser nobles and by yeomen.
    1
  21624. Shut up
    1
  21625.  @charlescurran1289  shut up
    1
  21626.  @charlescurran1289  shut up
    1
  21627.  @charlescurran1289  shut up
    1
  21628.  @charlescurran1289  shut up
    1
  21629. I wish
    1
  21630. How is dealing with this water situation easier than finding work/housing outside the city?
    1
  21631.  @madrenwillims4391  That statement can be considered securities fraud.
    1
  21632. 39:23 The life of a professional criminal is spending half their lives throwing parties every weekend, and spending the other half of their lives in jail
    1
  21633. We consider it cheating.
    1
  21634. 4:40 Why would they work with the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities if it could be helped? All they do is extort artifacts for their for-profit museums. Those idiots are known for preferring shiny artifacts.
    1
  21635.  @rightwingsafetysquad9872  I'm sure inexperience, infighting, and immaturity were issues, though.
    1
  21636. It's actually the total opposite of de-dollarization. Turkey and Lebanon have both involuntarily dollarized and Kenya, Argentina, and a few others may be following suit as we speak.
    1
  21637. From what I read it came down to a disconnect between admin and engineering, with the execs promising anything the customer wanted.
    1
  21638. Shut up WION
    1
  21639. Long game? There never appeared to be any plan.
    1
  21640. None for the moment
    1
  21641. Always does
    1
  21642. If there was any fighting
    1
  21643. That's one way to out yourself as not a sailor, bozo
    1
  21644. No, but it pays to pretend to
    1
  21645. Degens? UK has some of the highest wages (and CoL) in the world and it has nothing to do with military spending.
    1
  21646. @WiseOnion  you are also a liar
    1
  21647. @seymorefact4333  vhut?
    1
  21648. @pewpewkachew4735  teenager detected. Go back to rage hacking COD
    1
  21649. Liars burn in hell
    1
  21650. Liars burn in hell
    1
  21651.  @noluthandonyandeni7882  I used Bantu as a linguistic term. Many peoples across history referred to themselves as just people like Inuits and Dakota.
    1
  21652. Why does everyone feel the need to lie about dead guys?
    1
  21653. @jed-henrywitkowski6470  not all of it
    1
  21654. Vhut?
    1
  21655. He was an armed prowler. The weapon itself was legal.
    1
  21656. Gaza needs their tramal fix, apparently
    1
  21657. He's a professor now
    1
  21658. Shut up
    1
  21659. As if you're not an equal participant in that?
    1
  21660. It's the usual sci-fi fantasy about current tech @paani3327 
    1
  21661.  @marczhu7473  drones are too noisy and too vulnerable to wind to snipe.
    1
  21662. @marczhu7473  the Israelis used something like that for assassinations in Syria, but it wasn't airborne and instead it was installed by spies
    1
  21663. And travel length, but these variables are all diometrically opposed
    1
  21664.  @diontate122  It's definitely higher than that... Unless you mean some type of hardcore addict.
    1
  21665. No... This has to do with how Tesla almost went private before the stock went full retard.
    1
  21666. Shut up. Get drafted
    1
  21667. Lose the sycophancy
    1
  21668. That's libelously delusional
    1
  21669.  @ArktosBears  the OP is greedy. He refuses to believe anyone with more money than himself is honest.
    1
  21670. If Lebanon were that dependent on the US, we'd own them. Nah, there's a immense list of symptoms of infighting, crime, and poor education in Lebanon. Like how the negligence in the Beirut blast was only distinguished from hundreds of other accidents in Lebanon by its size.
    1
  21671.  @jjglass4143  blaming sanctions on Syria rather than the war in Syria shows just how terrible you are at manipulating people. Now don't you have a astronaut to harass, conspiritard?
    1
  21672.  @jjglass4143  shut up and get drafted, liar.
    1
  21673. Lose the sycophancy
    1
  21674. Shut up. Get drafted
    1
  21675. They have free elections that matter. I don't know what oddly specific thing you're freaking out about, but by your screen name I'd wager it's because they don't demonize Nazi Germany.
    1
  21676.  @nco_gets_it  ok, motard
    1
  21677. Shut up
    1
  21678. Cheap consumerism was only ever supported by Chinese ponzi schemes
    1
  21679. No one cares for your advice. Now go get drafted.
    1
  21680. No one walks into work expecting to get shot. Although you see why shouting "police" is the norm
    1
  21681. Worst? Fucker, all polution metrics are bull
    1
  21682. That's actually common practice. But no, there's plenty of tests you have to do before a gun hits the market
    1
  21683.  @pastramiking  But that would require you to know ahead of time that Berkshire would outperform when not even Warren knows that
    1
  21684. AKA Snake Indians
    1
  21685. It was pretty inevitable nuclear deterrence would cause a ceasefire.
    1
  21686. Do you have a death wish? @thelostpart7688 
    1
  21687. He's full of it and is definitely shifting blame from his own poor investment choices. Even if that were possible the fury of phony and/or unauthorized trades would be obvious to a lot of big names losing a lot of money.
    1
  21688. Ooph. One of these kinds of "experts" that don't even know where Jo-berg is demanding "justice" in the form of legalized piracy.
    1
  21689. To be perfectly frank, APCs don't need that much armor. It's expensive
    1
  21690. Disney isn't a government
    1
  21691. There's also the laziness principal. US consumer protection is strict and there's a lot of paperwork and fact checking. Many foreign banks won't even do business in America for this reason, which is why traveler's checks exist.
    1
  21692. No. You're an omnivore. You're an apex predator. You're naturally suspicious of other humans. GIVE IN TO THE BLOODLUST!
    1
  21693. There are none to be found. No one where I'm from even heard of this
    1
  21694. ​ @Greg07623 shut up
    1
  21695. Literally. There's no original research here at all.
    1
  21696.  @wylde780  You know it happens. If for no other reason than a Russian motard wants to intentionally waste their time and/or lure them into an ambush.
    1
  21697.  @vice.nor.virtue  You wildly underestimate how much time people will spend just to troll you.
    1
  21698.  @attilamarics3374  Usually the guy who is full of bullshit is the guy eager to call everyone else a liar.
    1
  21699. One problem: No one that is happening except the part about gas.
    1
  21700. What a waste of cheese
    1
  21701. Money. A lot of groups will pay large amounts for killing Jews. Even if you die, the cash goes to your family, much of it stolen from charity funds.
    1
  21702. He was freshly dead and allegedly high, so who cares.
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  21703. "It cost 300,000 dollars to fire the Weapon, for 12 seconds."
    1
  21704. There is no open border policy. In fact, I'm pretty sure AMLO would threaten war if we did that. Also, we send Mexico detectives, trainers, equipment, and subsidize security infrastructure to deal with DTOs and illegals.
    1
  21705. The potency scales you have are misleading because most opioids have the same effects but different drugs are absorbed at different rates. Fentanyl isn't stronger, it just gets absorbed instantly, you can even get high by absorbing it through your skin
    1
  21706. Vhut?
    1
  21707. There are 4200 banks in the US. That sort of contagion requires a nuclear incident.
    1
  21708.  @srihari_g  I don't know anything about DCU, I can't give an opinion
    1
  21709.  @gidd  that reflects your worldview, not anyone else's. And no, reporters asked at least three different Kenyan smugglers why the police weren't a factor and they each said all they'll do is extort you. Meanwhile there are many known cases of murders over a matter of 20 bucks, and the primary schools are kept afloat by foreign subsidies. They tried to have public high schools, but had neither the money nor enough people with bachelor degrees to run them. And that should tell you why Kenya has always been a turdhole.
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  21710.  @gidd  sorry I was building on my first statement and there's no need to get angry
    1
  21711.  @kevinjenner9502  shut up
    1
  21712. No, they haven't. There's just a toxic fanbase that buys Tesla calls and lies about company prospect
    1
  21713. It's said the safer gear becomes the more risks people take so the casualty rate stays the same
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  21714. ​@oquendo0021 These days they would call it fascism.
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  21715. You ain't poor
    1
  21716. ​ @somethingelse9228 only if you're a liar
    1
  21717. Found the shoplifter
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  21718. Profile of the attack fits. But I won't assume.
    1
  21719. That's silly.
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  21720. Dude, we don't disposes people simply because we envy their post. We punish what we can prove.
    1
  21721.  @RoIIingStoned  Found the shoplifter
    1
  21722.  @demonvictim  men always are what they hate.
    1
  21723.  @fort809  thieves burn in hell
    1
  21724. That's the joke
    1
  21725. No full-time job pays minimum wage. Some people work two underpaid jobs, but any employer willing to shell out for insurance is also going to pay enough to live on.
    1
  21726. Sure you can manipulate supply. It's called memecoins.
    1
  21727. Robes.
    1
  21728. Wait, why was 911 called on this goon to begin with? Road rage incident?
    1
  21729. Not just now investigating. Just now found something
    1
  21730. That was only a small part of it.
    1
  21731. You've given literally a dozen videos that same nonsense clickbait title this year alone. Quit it.
    1
  21732. On a more positive note, they are trying to move into more sophisticated industries the best they can.
    1
  21733. It wasn't at the time, though
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  21734.  @Megdracula  why the frick would they be different from anyone else?
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  21735.  @danusdragonfly6640  I'm a doctoral student
    1
  21736.  @Megdracula  which ironically is a reply.
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  21737.  @Megdracula  there's a lot of really weird assumptions in that rhetorical statement.
    1
  21738.  @MaaveMaave  I know. That's how one guy call comrad rolex got caught. Every photo of him had a different watch he couldn't afford. But this guy was taking money he had no use for. And when gangsters offer money saying no makes you a threat
    1
  21739. Shut up, Vox
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  21740.  @callumc9426  I don't watch political garbage. Shut up
    1
  21741.  @topapo3661  I ain't even in Texas Pendejo
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  21742.  @topapo3661  I didn't watch the video. Now shut up
    1
  21743. Vhut?
    1
  21744. Their army is politicized and shrunken to the point it's just as useless as it was in the 1930's.
    1
  21745. ​@SusCalvin it's called sectarian bull
    1
  21746.  @newjerseyyouth4853  shut up. Get drafted
    1
  21747. Japan is just plain loco.
    1
  21748. Africans have a piracy problem, not a child care problem.
    1
  21749. Shut up
    1
  21750. Except this isn't a US regime. Both sides are US allies.
    1
  21751. A lot of rich people think not being able to buy a house makes you poor. Normal people think not being able to buy a used car makes you poor.
    1
  21752. Al-Jazeera needs to fact check before publication. Palestinian Islamic Jihad claimed the kill, and apparently they thought they shot an IDF soldier.
    1
  21753. That's not an issue in my town.
    1
  21754. Whose
    1
  21755. Outrageous! China was never civilized.
    1
  21756. That's actually never been true.
    1
  21757.  @gerrykomalaysia2  it might not take that. All it'd take is a general revolt which calls for extreme measures.
    1
  21758. What's the startup?
    1
  21759. It's like Bernie Madoff, the thief is only taking what he knows people can afford to lose. Not the worst kind of criminal out there
    1
  21760. Don't you have a guard dog to poison?
    1
  21761. Come on, we don't know why he offed the other guy.
    1
  21762. Their Turks. They'll find an excuse to rob someone no matter what anyone does.
    1
  21763. Not that degree of print quality. To make a useable machine part you need less than 0.01 inch accuracy every time. And I know this because I use to work aerospace
    1
  21764. That would make no difference, and those guys would have won because the exchange has been found guilty destroying all brand value
    1
  21765. Ha.
    1
  21766. He must have been just as condescending to his lawyers as he is on his show
    1
  21767. you haven't been paying attention if you think that
    1
  21768. They've had massive layoffs and were a real circus even at their peak.
    1
  21769. A lot of these rich chumps work for state enterprises
    1
  21770. The Russians have mind control?
    1
  21771.  @jamice3986  I don't know who you think OP is but you are wrong
    1
  21772. It is more likely the established science on these creatures is wrong
    1
  21773. The MBA/DEI guys didn't believe they were risking anyone's lives... Because they were stupid
    1
  21774. Everyone is going on about how important Malta was as if they don't realize that the Germans thought they were winning at that point and genuinely believed they could deal with small problems later.
    1
  21775. That's a weird generalization, as most of it is owed to banks and publicly traded bonds. It's almost as if you didn't watch the video and are just eager to ram bullshit down our throats.
    1
  21776.  @armchairwarrior963  answer the question, gong fei
    1
  21777. Well, they almost got him for murder, and if it wasn't tax evasion today, it'd be something else tomorrow
    1
  21778. Dude, that's due to the total lack of qualified hospitals and technicians to test people. Across Africa, the real number of deaths are wholly unknown, and tropic diseases claim so many lives routinely that a US style "disaster" is just a bad flu season for them.
    1
  21779. We literally did not bail anyone out. As in the Fed flatly refused
    1
  21780. India and Bangladesh hate each other, and what's special about this local militia?
    1
  21781. Can you shut up about those guys for once?
    1
  21782. Vhut?
    1
  21783. No need. Human vice and greed is all that is needed. The indigenous weed variety is also quite popular and Lesotho exports large amounts
    1
  21784. I'd have to disagree with that Canadian peg to the dollar. Canada currently holds the record for sovereign country most dependent on another, with a huge section of their GDP crossing the border into the US at some point. The reason is simple: Most Canadians live within 100 miles of the border and are indistinguishable from Americans, but don't tell them that.
    1
  21785. @JonMartinYXD  that assumes the economies aren't coupled. But... Canada is so dependent on the US that when the US announced import massive tarrif hikes, Canada announced a recession. And since most or all Canadian investors are buying US stocks, it literally doesn't matter what the Canadian central bank does. Also the value of Canadian dollars is allowed to float but it's still backed by US t-bills. The US and Canadian economies, language, ideologies, and legal system are the same.
    1
  21786.  @JonMartinYXD  THEY ALL HOLD US STOCKS
    1
  21787. @JonMartinYXD  dude, Canadian brokers say as much. And even if they didn't, there's so much overlapping ownership the most big Canadian firms can be considered US funded
    1
  21788.  @JonMartinYXD  Plain Bagel and Ben Felix said as much. That and you can see plainly who owns big business in Canada. And there's just so much cross border activity that nothing else is possible.
    1
  21789. Contrary to popular belief, politicians don't know a damn thing about stocks.
    1
  21790. Unnecessarily middlemen
    1
  21791. With the Raging Bull that was some of the key evidence in the FBI's fraud allegations...
    1
  21792. Ben represents the good ol days of wallstreetbets.....
    1
  21793. In the cases shown in magazines about rich and famous, but there are plenty of rich donors you never here of. Rockafeller's entire motive for getting rich was to do the lord's work, as his idol growing up was a local businessman who made lots of money and gave it all away. Rockefeller is credited with the construction of hundreds of schools and churches but much of it wasn't known until after his death when his personal ledger was examined.
    1
  21794.  @matthewstahler6525  For-profit charities and politicized charities, maybe. One BLM group is being sued for something like that. Also in some third world countries I will not name all the charities are scams and everyone knows it but the charities target foreigners so no one cares. BUt most charity isn't in the news because it's run by churches.
    1
  21795. It's common to see random flags in America. It's a leftover from the 1960s when some hooligans burned flags, so everyone else placed them around town.
    1
  21796. 7:45 This idiot WANTS her kids to be hounded by politicization and pert pressure to conform?
    1
  21797. Democracy advocates in Africa are like trading gurus on the internet. They're all scams, every last one of them.
    1
  21798. Liar
    1
  21799. Israel ran out of targets by the looks of it.
    1
  21800. @justhecuke  no, when I say offload I mean the Feds are borrowing less, not that they sell the bonds they hold
    1
  21801. @justhecuke  you are getting corporate bonds the Feds hold mixed up with the debt the Feds name
    1
  21802. And if they did wouldn't you deplore French complicity with Jihadis in their former territories?
    1
  21803. Let's talk about fraud in your marriage
    1
  21804. Cryptos aren't an investment and have their own ESG problems.
    1
  21805. Weird digression.
    1
  21806. MSM has been reading too much socialist bullshit about bailouts
    1
  21807. This was decades ago the bubble happened. Back in those days people were saying the price of houses "goes nowhere but up."
    1
  21808. Don't be silly. YouTube demonitizes all violent content. They'd rather remove 100 good videos than risk getting sued over one criminal video
    1
  21809. Pay your taxes you bum
    1
  21810. That's silly. More of your taxes go to NASA than the whole Middle East combined.
    1
  21811. There were irregularities reported, though. But most of them had to do with underpaid and inexperienced staff and many people missed their chance or didn't get the chance to vote. They didn't allege any crimes so far
    1
  21812. Put the weed down
    1
  21813. China never had "right to live and prosper"
    1
  21814. Yeah. They had a list of central bankers that Erdogan appointed and all the slightly competent ones said they couldn't afford Turkey's current spending. So Erdogan fired one after another until he appointed his own relatives who simply ran off. All of Turkey's gold/currency reserves have been stolen by some or all of the people mentioned and their solution is basically to issue death spiral debt.
    1
  21815. That is why you ain't a diver
    1
  21816. Most pirates are men.
    1
  21817. That's not really a problem. The part of the corn not used for ethanol is fed to farm animals.
    1
  21818. If you have a problem with this, you can share their fate
    1
  21819. Vhut?
    1
  21820. What?
    1
  21821. ​@mere_cat and yet, bonds offer better returns for the same amount of risk.
    1
  21822.  @itzikashemtov6045  equating those wars shows your rudimentary knowledge of all the above wars. Almost all insurgents lose, even if their successors claim victory if and when the "foreign" power evacuates.
    1
  21823.  @SoundBoy808  yeah, the Lebanese are full of it. The Israelis only encountered skirmishing forces as they seized towns all over the country and captured enemies in their own homes. Limited fighting continued with the main trouble being finding the Hezbollah soldiers hiding in the hills while the occasional blast, ambush, and amateur sniper incident occurred keeping the Israelis on edge. This situation could have continued indefinitely as it does elsewhere, but the Israelis don't care to hold turf that is not of strategic value. The myths surrounding the conflict comes from the yellow press exaggerating the scale of the fighting. Fraudulent tales of bombed out hellscapes and twisted metal were made by news reports that were deliberately distorted with each and every retelling.
    1
  21824. Liar
    1
  21825. Shut up
    1
  21826.  @YouTubeGlobalAdminstrator  shut up
    1
  21827.  @YouTubeGlobalAdminstrator  shut up
    1
  21828. You're trusting thousands of people to do their jobs every time you go get groceries. It's whether or not the system itself has built the needed trust
    1
  21829. Quit lying on the internet before your girlfriend spanks you again
    1
  21830. They all do business with each other.
    1
  21831. When they were first built they were considered untouchable like satellites, but now we have guided missiles so they are simply a spyplane among many. Cheaper to upgrade old planes than to build new ones.
    1
  21832. That other asshole was brandishing a weapon threatening people, though. Not a loss
    1
  21833. Kafalas wrapped in a slavery scam? Like those guys could complain about anything at all.
    1
  21834. That guy has walls.
    1
  21835. It's a good thing you have no idea what you're talking about then.
    1
  21836.  aboxoffrogs  that's impossible
    1
  21837.  @eljefe5858  what does that have to do with what I said?
    1
  21838. You know those aren't physically possible?
    1
  21839. Oh yes, even in a place allegedly desolate of modernization you have the things that count. These idiots use a semi to deliver dirty water and still pretend they're a middle-income country.
    1
  21840. Yeah, there's a bit of hyperbole here as the man is accused of selling secrets, not vote manipulation
    1
  21841.  @harmony3138  I'm sure you will deny the spying took place too?
    1
  21842.  @Set-ri6rs  or maybe just you
    1
  21843. Investors and voters are mostly the same people, just composed and weighted differently
    1
  21844. Lying isn't necessary when the Afrikaner is involved
    1
  21845. Not exactly. She was making 2k a week and lived in a mansion. It was a web of fraud.
    1
  21846.  @nicklinn3033  true. But don't equate this with the insanity that kefalas go through.
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  21847.  @nicklinn3033  fraud. The word is fraud.
    1
  21848. Calling it woman lead is a poetic exaggeration at best. No one is leading the rioters.
    1
  21849. Except that isn't what happened even if you wish it to
    1
  21850. No one cares
    1
  21851. Ha.
    1
  21852. Spot spamming that nonsense
    1
  21853. I wish this were true.
    1
  21854. Sign the Pentagon doesn't know what they're doing: The Missiles cost almost as much as the plane.
    1
  21855.  @watergal82  That is called a pyramid scheme
    1
  21856. ​@stoneneils we remember the inventions that improve quality. There was a lot of weird junk back then too like that time they tried to make air travel with hot air balloons
    1
  21857. If you ain't interested go elsewhere
    1
  21858. Don't be ridiculous. The South Africans dont have mind control and places like this are much worse than any first world problem. We're talking about a place where you're more likely to be raped than to finish high-school.
    1
  21859. Do you have a death wish?
    1
  21860. To be honest it's more ethical than reselling mystery drugs
    1
  21861. ​@Jezus42 do you have a death wish?
    1
  21862.  @MushookieMan  shut up
    1
  21863. Lose the trash talk and grab a gat.
    1
  21864.  @vulpsturm  Please leave the white house staff to those of us that know basic facts about white house staff.
    1
  21865. Not much competition among good machine pistols......
    1
  21866. SHut up
    1
  21867. Like you'd know
    1
  21868. There's no significant fighting in that area
    1
  21869.  @alanpennie  no, stalingrad is just east of Donetsk. The heavy fighting in that bend of the river covered early in the series? That was the Dombas
    1
  21870. You'll find Egyptian schools range from fraudulent to rudimentary and abuse is universal. The teachers are generally only interested in grilling into students their personal ideals and/or pretending their smart with all the power in the world.
    1
  21871. Very ponzi
    1
  21872. Who?
    1
  21873. Amazon hires literally anyone and they don't discriminate
    1
  21874. It's a US news agency. They complain about economics no matter what is happening
    1
  21875. No one knows.
    1
  21876. There were a lot of underqualified managers involved ranging from DEI to MBA.
    1
  21877. Blah, blah, blah
    1
  21878.  @danijelmatic8441  Shut up. Get drafted
    1
  21879.  @diequas  lotteries are just useless
    1
  21880.  @diequas  nothing that's worth doing
    1
  21881.  @diequas  because I'm not a degenerate gambler?
    1
  21882. Unlikely unless there's a scandal that effects people outside of crypto. Ms. Harris doesn't know a thing about, Mr. Trump was paid to promote it, and Congress is too busy blaming each other for random stuff. The courts will only intervene if there's a criminal case where the definition of a security is disputed
    1
  21883. I wish
    1
  21884. No one accused anyone of stealing anything
    1
  21885. In America this the "corporate fraud" office of the FBI.
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  21886.  @misbegotten3508  ha
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  21887. Target? It's hardly mentioned. Touchy much?
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  21888.  @stressedbyamountainofworks2047  Everyone has been reporting it so simply because Chinese import/production far exceeds consumption/export. However, I'd point out this started immediately after evidence of systemic grain theft and book cooking emerged, so it is likely much of these imports are to hide those crimes (I.E. refill a grain elevator previously robbed).
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  21889.  @stressedbyamountainofworks2047  also, the OP clearly despises the media sources you mention even though I'm sure he throughly relies on them.
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  21890.  @DeepfriedNutz  who said anything about that? I said his religion has nothing to do with the wars he fights. He'd still be fighting the same people if he were Catholic... Cuz he's Russian.
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  21891. THere's many types of biofuels
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  21892. The slang "Ape" wasn't used until after the liquidity crisis. I was there.
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  21893. India has a lot of fake products too, but they're more straightforward scams than tofu dreg. In one case, residents found a construction company put down a carpet that looked like a road to fool the government for just long enough to be paid.
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  21894. Lose the spam comments
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  21895. I think he was trying to get away from the suspect in a hurry
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  21896. You deserved that jail time
    1
  21897.  @apricottorange  I'd wager that's exactly what he went to jail for and is bitter about.
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  21898. Shut up
    1
  21899. People are constantly looking for ways to make an above average amount of money.
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  21900.  @jahjoeka  there's hedging methods. It'slike selling insurance. . Securities and strategies that don't provide some sort of real world service tend to sort themselves out via Darwinism. Like playing zero sum games with short squeezes is causing bozos to slowly lose money to fees and volatility.
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  21901. This goon hasn't been paying attention for decades
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  21902. @leezhieng  I imagine in some places, but the thing is the original leases sold when real estate was privatized are just now expiring in most places
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  21903. A lot of lawsuit worthy stuff, but ponzi schemes are not illegal
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  21904. Speculate elsewhere
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  21905. If only you weren't a liar with dozens of accounts.
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  21906. That's why I shorted
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  21907. Hitler was preoccupied with 4d chess moves. People who do that tend to overvalue big and intimidating weapons. Like how a lot of middle eastern countries buy modern tanks they can't afford and don't know how to use.
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  21908. He didn't break any laws, did he?
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  21909.  @framclean7910  why don't we jail you for accepting tax breaks then
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  21910. Because science is fun.
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  21911.  @delta_glider4362  do you have a death wish?
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  21912.  @d2vid  thank you
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  21913.  @terrymcmaster2787  do you want to die, Terry?
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  21914. That does what?
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  21915. The two can sometimes be the same
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  21916. Maybe you should, since you don't know a thing about Mali.
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  21917. You say that as if you don't believe that part either,
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  21918. Like... YOU?
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  21919. So what?
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  21920. Curious rhetoric, because this was a Chinese venture that went belly up and now German workers are fighting a Chinese company for back pay. It's almost as if you know for a fact you're presenting a falsified image of modern politics.
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  21921. He wants you to think that
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  21922.  @faizaanwar3662  I somehow have a feeling that's an ironic statement from you. There are many clues in the video, the doctor getting angry and defensive when asked about conditions for the patients is only one of them. Where do these guys get their funding? There's no government and the families of the inmates can't afford to feed their own kids. Are they getting paid by the same militias that are recommending these men get locked up? The inmate's speech was guarded and they were quite calm and gave the most basic facts about themselves in spite allegedly being crazy and tied up. This likely means they get in trouble for complaining. Also, they tied all these guys up because escapes are both their biggest problem and biggest concern. And finally, the people running the show are NOT qualified healthcare professionals. All this together and it seems this asylum is largely fraudulent. It's a prison for hire taking inmates from anyone who will pay.
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  21923.  @faizaanwar3662  assumptions? You didn't read what I said because this ain't a conspiracy theory. And I repeat, these people are not doctors and they're paid to keep people locked up in the "asylum."
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  21924.  @faizaanwar3662  you keep making excuses as if you're directly involved in gaslighting the inmates.
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  21925.  @faizaanwar3662  seem to what too much? Talk? Know? You clearly don't want people talking about the asylum regardless of the actual truth of the matter.
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  21926. Shut up
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  21927. Because the factories are good even if corporate sucks
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  21928. Some of those employees are fake. A common way to steal from the government is to dispense cheques to a fake employees.
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  21929. The Masri are always angry at each other over something
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  21930.  @lscottmanifold9618  Gentrification? Dude, most Masri live off less than 7 bucks a day.
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  21931.  @Drizzle600  The men are jerks to each other too, dude. You should see the stone quarries.
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  21932. Liars burn in hell.
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  21933. They were hungry before the war too, dumbo.
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  21934. Quit whining, greedos. We all know you'd say that regardless if it were true.
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  21935. GO spread your BS elsewhere.
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  21936.  @TheImperatorKnight  You'd be surprised how many IRS enforcements require a SWAT team because some men are really greedy and hate authority.
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  21937. I saw another report saying that most of China's influencer culture comes down to plastic surgery, fake luxury goods, and pretending to be rich and single.
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  21938.  @stscc01  that only happened when they were losing
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  21939.  @stscc01  who is they?
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  21940.  @tedzehnder961  that situation evolved with the decades
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  21941. That's widely known and irrelevant
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  21942. Libertarians and pirates are not the same. In fact, I know some of these gangsters that think regulation solves everything
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  21943. It wasn't clear they were all frauds until these past few years.
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  21944. They're the forensic accountants that broke Nikola and many other frauds.
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  21945. No one cares
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  21946. ​@paynehicks8319 he probably thought he missed. Immaterial. Not sure about the negligence part
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  21947.  @nickhambly8610  you do
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  21948.  @nickhambly8610  you say that but we all know you don't believe it
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  21949. Sell us what we want to eat, not what we want other people to eat
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  21950. In many cases yes.
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  21951. ...turn it on. /s
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  21952. Why would we want to avoid it?
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  21953.  @0816M3RC  violence is not to be avoided, simply used to humanity's advantage. The question you should ask is why do YOU want a war.
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  21954.  @andrewrogers3067  because there's no shortage of assholes to murder.
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  21955. Shut up
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  21956. Anything we fucking want it to be.
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  21957. Dude, women also get harassed in the streets for NOT wearing a hijab. Although yes, Egypt has a secular government at the moment. They also have a domestic ISIS insurgency so......
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  21958. Shut up
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  21959. Liar
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  21960. "Must... Bite... BADGUY!!!" -K9, prolly.
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  21961. That's quite fine, actually. Especially when they sent one off in the magnetosphere and fried satellites indiscriminately. Fun times, there was an aurora in Hawaii.
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  21962. You don't fucking care
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  21963. Who?
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  21964. Why do we think this ate sharks? Not even scavengers eat shark, their meat is slightly toxic
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  21965.  @kyjo72682  you're just guessing blindly. You might as well ask Plato about alien life.
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  21966.  @realrightchris  try winning the lottery a trillion times. That's the odds we're looking at to find life as we know it in any given place.
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  21967. Lying isn't necessary in this instance
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  21968. Shut up, VICE
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  21969. @kmarks97236  found the shoplifter
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  21970. @charleneklein580  that is not what I said. I said Karens raged online at me when I said eat less egg
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  21971.  @acamiln8354  Western Europe imports food while North America exports food. End of story.
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  21972. You seem to assume political meddling produces meaningful results.
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  21973. You're no different from everyone else.
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  21974. Not much of an allegation. The Syrians don't even want those guys in Damascus anyway. And it's not like they don't off Iranian brass in Iran, too.
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  21975.  @greghall4836  Lying about what's in the video will get you doxxed
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  21976.  @latte2475  Liars get scalped
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  21977.  @rodrigorafael.9645  If I said anything else, I would conflict what is in the video
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  21978.  @lolasdm6959  Weird exaggerations. The scientific revolution simply never happened in China
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  21979.  @lolasdm6959  Doesn't matter when the iron is +1,000 miles away overland. It was cheaper to import finished steel products from England than it was to make them locally. When a railroad connected the Donbas coal mines to the Urals iron mines, Russia became one of the largest steel producers as fast as they could build factories, savvy?
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  21980.  @yoshihammerbro435  Besides the video? Chinese armies often have more men than they do weapons and that was the case in the War of the Heavenly Horses and in the Korean War and everything in between, and throughout these armies had a mismatch of armor types based simply one what was available and what they could afford. Mao was on record saying they didn't fear nuclear war as they were willing to lose ten million people. During the warlord period most soldiers had pistols because they couldn't afford rifles and many of the pistols were counterfeit but others were good copies of European guns. Colonial era Europeans complained of the Chinese economy, saying many men were making a living doing things that Europeans left to pack animals, and there was a shortage of skilled trades that could build/repair ships/engines/tools.
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  21981. The Greeks only sent grown men to their deaths. Get over it.
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  21982. This goon doesn't realize some exports still happen while other fields go to waste. And no, what is now China has always been the biggest grain producer because of the good soil and lots of warm rainfall, why'd you think it has such a dense population?
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  21983.  @charlie15627  That’s silly. The southeast section gets so much water that often two rice crops are grown each year and water is used as a pesticide (rice doesn't die in standing water but weeds and bugs do). Other sections are less productive but there's major rivers. Again, there's a reason Hans China has always been densely populated.
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  21984.  @charlie15627  True, but they are still the largest producer of grain. And they would be a big exporter, except their farmer's often don't know what they're doing. Excessive pesticides kill crops, cheap subsitutes for pesticides kill crops, cheap subsitutes for fertilizers, and of course they lack the equipment for real economies of scale and rely on cheap seasonal labor for harvests. The end result is few outside of China want their crops and Chinese farmers openly sell their whole crops locally and import seeds from abroad as these are of much better quality.
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  21985.  @charlie15627  China grows mainly rice. Did you mean to say wheat?
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  21986. You clearly don't know who Winston is. He's a white African who fled worse conditions in South Africa and went to China looking for opportunity. At one point he was the "white monkey" of a corporation pretending to be a British engineer for a Chinese startup so that people would think they had foreign backers. At another point he was living on the streets, and at another point he was attacked by a mob outside a whorehouse for refusing to pay someone else's tab. He was still living in China when he started making videos about it, but now he lives in California. The only pay he gets is from YouTube.
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  21987. Excuse me? They own Marvel, Pixar, and ESPN. And the only reason they remade their old movies is because children watched it anyway. Just because YOU don't like Disney movies doesn't mean the average consumer doesn't. And you can get a away with a lot when marketing to children
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  21988.  @kareliask  did you not watch the video? They lost money because they tried to compete with Netflix.
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  21989. The Israelis adopted a German submarine....
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  21990. That's huge in a country where you can rent a studio apartment for 20 bucks a month.
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  21991. *Overpaying for the stock.
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  21992. That's why it's called the turdworld.
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  21993. Th S&P is so big it's argued to be globally diversified and it's the benchmark active managers can't beat
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  21994. The Fed is saying where they have it right now is about right to bring inflation down. No idea when it will return to "normal."
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  21995. Relays
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  21996.  @ek5273  Yours. I repeat, no one was even accused of genocide during the war
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  21997. I'm sure there's little if any correlation between votes and career choices. Except, of course, at the top where healthcare bureaucrat's spending habits explain why these doctors overcharge patients but are still broke.
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  21998. Liar
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  21999. Define new government. France counts every administration as a government. And no one knows. For instance, Communist China claims to own everything formally belonging to the Republic of China except its debt. However, the Russian Federation accepted ownership of all debts of the USSR
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  22000. Schizophrenia? Egomaniac not enough explanation for you?
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  22001.  @KratomFlavoredAdidas  You've never heard them say it.
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  22002. Everyone is complaining, they just blame it on different people
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  22003. People say weird stuff
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  22004. Shut up
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  22005. Dude, the reason for this nonsense is everyone is putting on a show because they think they, as individuals, will profit
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  22006. Yours fucking don't
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  22007. They don't spend as much on the armed forces as they say
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  22008.  @Emilkleb  me being mad is bad for your health. So shut up.
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  22009. Only a couple dozen guys were killed and they fell under the same serial deviant category as rapist and mixed marriages. Compare that to thousands of preachers killed for saying not to deify secular authorities.
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  22010. They'd probably prefer to be a commonwealth.
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  22011. White sometimes refer to skin color, and sometimes refers to European, Germans fit both
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  22012.  @gqoniefh  given the arms I'd wager he's a repeat offender and they had a warrant for his arrest.
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  22013. Haha.
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  22014. It's the trade language because of the tower of babble worth of dialects. Most Nigerians that can read can at least speak broken English.
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  22015. Doesn't need to be. You can form a company that is made or broken based on a single tech, or you can have a super profitable factory that has a number of side gigs making new and improved products.
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  22016. It's Zimbabwe. Everyone is dirty. Figuratively and literally.
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  22017. What a bunch of buffoons.
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  22018. "If he was black they would have shot him." ...wait
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  22019. No one cares
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  22020. You must have did what I did. Cheap college, be poor and get pell grants, and scholarships.
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  22021. Turning a 30 dollar consumer electronic into a 3,000 dollar medical devise......
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  22022. Shut up, get drafted
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  22023.  @NvidiaRTX5080  not where I or my friends have been
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  22024.  @flymgui  I think they're inflated the numbers to scam VC firms
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  22025. Rate hikes are clearly NOT causing a recession, they're just slaughtering the autist's retarded investments
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  22026. Shut up. Get drafted.
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  22027. It almost certainly isn't a Whitworth.
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  22028. For fighting other Mexicans.
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  22029. Shut up
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  22030. It WAS for a time. Not at the moment
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  22031. The description of Timoleon is far too sycophantic to actually be true, and Agathocles is far too cartoonishly villainous. But like Invicta said, we have sensationalized sources.
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  22032. Shut up.
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  22033. Your mother?
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  22034. And you know this how? I imagine Moscow has been taking bills out of circulation but that's their job.
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  22035.  @eoinoconnell185  That sounds like Moscow's central bank is doing their job to keep currency as stable as practical
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  22036. "The US is sending mixed messages" Because one policy is dictated by idiot politicians and the other by bureaucrats managing real world affairs. You can guess which is which.
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  22037. Liar
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  22038. They weren't stupid of ugly, bozo
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  22039. It's all bull. The conflict only exists in our heads
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  22040. No way to tell
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  22041. If it is being advertised as the next big thing, it is definitely NOT the next big thing.
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  22042. TIK is British. He does European history
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  22043. Shut up
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  22044. Liar
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  22045. There are no garbage companies in Gaza. The landfills are literally just trash heeps in any convenient location
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  22046. The Cree were neither that big, nor that old, nor were they a single nation.
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  22047. Mr Biden is not a factor in the Pentagon
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  22048. This is pretty typical among Chinese brands. They copy the style and goals of big American R&D firms, then sell small consumer products using minimal expertise and equipment
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  22049. It's a sign of fraud or incompetence. Entire penny stock IPOs are done just to develop one drug, and these guys expected to invent many drugs on the fly? It's almost as if a BA in biology in no way makes the CEO a scientist
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  22050. For a fancy college, yeah. Average private school is like 40k, and if you get in-state tuition for a state college it's less than half that
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  22051. A lot of those complaints were not factors in the current war
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  22052. Except it doesn't matter what assets can be arbitraged. I.E. If the Feds buy their own bonds driving down the price, computers owned by banks will bid up the price of all other bonds because they can borrow at the new lower rate instantly and buy those bonds. Stocks and bonds are similarly connected since a risky bond and a safe stock have the same return so if they deviate a computer will short one and buy the other. Even individual stocks are like this, because if for some reason the Feds bought all the stocks of one company, a computer will simply short that stock and buy up everything else as hedge. This is why everything simply went up at once during quant easing
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  22053. These fools don't have the expertise to maintain the internet, and you want them to mine bitcoin?
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  22054.  @soulmydear  largely yes. Due to hyperinflation no one outside Lebanon will take Lebanese Pounds and it's even avoided inside Lebanon. The most common alternative is dollars.
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  22055. Perhaps the war didn't create this situation as much as revealed it......
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  22056. That ain't happening
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  22057.  @foracal5608  I bet my life that it will not happen
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  22058. As if the Chinese government doesn't own all major ventures in China?
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  22059. Someone needs shock therapy
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  22060. Shut up
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  22061. ​ @zenon3021 shut up
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  22062. What bubble? This is a volatility event.
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  22063.  @kp6215  including your sexual habits.
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  22064.  @SineN0mine3  it usually is.
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  22065.  @thosoz3431  if you don't believe that, you'll lie about anything
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  22066.  @prateekagarwal1  You evidently don't, pendejo.
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  22067. People back then would support politicians all the same as they do today
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  22068. The problem with big weapons is they have a tendency to be left in the trunk in an emergency
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  22069. That is only a dmall part of it
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  22070.  @flowstateentertainment8395  you're mighty condescending for someone who isn't contrsdicting anyone here
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  22071. Shut up
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  22072. "The public" in this case are enlisted and junior command in the marines and army.
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  22073. Dude, they're bullshitting. Unclear how much of their own libel they believe @mah7961 
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  22074. Russia has nothing in common with China @MrBashem 
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  22075. I'm surprised they didn't dilute it all the way down to fair value.
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  22076.  @WarwickAvgur  I fear fair value may be zero when the bubble bursts. People complain about the S&P being overvalued, but it isn't significantly so if you remove Tesla.
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  22077.  @WarwickAvgur  16 billion in cash with a company allegedly worth 735 billion dollars. All the rest of their assets are highly speculative instruments.
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  22078.  @WarwickAvgur  you're berating me for not knowing how to value companies whilst actively ignoring every valuation metric. Even if Tesla took 100% of the US market it'd still be overvalued. Therefore it doesn't matter how good the company is, what matters is too many investors piling into that stock.
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  22079. You're no different
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  22080. This is an oddly wholesome video for VICE...
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  22081. It's not like we don't do what we want with animals anyway.
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  22082. You see all those robots? That's why all the good cars are made in the developed world as that sort of equipment and expertise can't be outsourced to a sweat shop
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  22083. They never will. It'll just go the way of the Vulcan
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  22084. If you're speaking of green energy, that's defintely not going to be the norm for at least a couple decades. And even if some massive science discovery renders all uses for oil obsolete tomorrow, there's still all the old cars and factories that are to expensive to throw away and will last at least another decade (there are 100 year old coal power plants that still work great). As such, crude oil will remain an essential product for at least a generation, and probably a lifetime.
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  22085. You won't get rich
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  22086.  @studymapai  frankly, if I got rich it would be from selling history books. But that's unlikely
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  22087. Trash it
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  22088.  @user-or1rm1ol3q  Yeah, it was always trash. Cairo just can't keep up the scam that they're a middle income country anymore.
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  22089. Not as much. They copy Japan and genuine luxury brands which are mostly European. But scammers are fixated with ousting the biggest player no matter if it makes sense
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  22090. We're all involved. Get over it
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  22091. A lot of these guys were also DEI hires, and those guys are being fired on mass after the Gaza Riots and Harvard Scandals.
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  22092. Correction: The rise of Communismdid not equate to the collapse of economics, the Russian Civil War did. I.E. Many of the trains were out of service due to WWI, then deliberately destroyed during the fighting during the civil war. Many older buildings were dismantled for firewood.
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  22093. Shut up
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  22094. No one knows what you mean. Nor do we want to
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  22095. Blackberry is still making money... In the cybersecurity business.
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  22096. I think HMW's stock picks are still in the red and he's still unwilling to sell.
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  22097. Shut up
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  22098. Not if you know anything.
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  22099. Shut up​ @JohnSearleFangirl 
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  22100. I don't know all the rules, but there are thresholds that trigger manual review when you cross them
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  22101. Rioters making baseless fraud claims? Yeah. In most cases, the only fraud is on the part of the voters themselves who participated in the elections in bad faith.
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  22102. Very... Jules Verne...
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  22103. Bug startups will become a thing of the past
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  22104. These type of feuds are always the most annoying, because it's blindingly obvious who wins but people insist on making noise anyway.
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  22105. Their main source of revenue was always money laundering. Now that there's no cheap capital to rip off I wonder how they're doing.
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  22106. Or narcissism. Or suicidal thoughts
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  22107. Dude, he's trying to avoid getting arrested.
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  22108. Shut up
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  22109. Question: Why do we seem to find more skulls than other dinosaur bones?
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  22110. @bilalbaig8586  it is in skilled professions because the amatuer can look professional until their work is done. In this case, old insurers have been working on this problem for centuries.
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  22111. They got your stupidity figured out.
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  22112. Like he said, that was the least of their problems. As long as there's a backup, it works
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  22113. Shut up
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  22114.  @sgtcwhatley  You're apparently not familiar with the fate of the Mizrahi. Not surprizing, most Arabs forgot they existed already and don't like to think about the horrible things their parents and grandparents did.
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  22115. That's totally nonsensical
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  22116. That's one of hundreds of ways. Mexico legally manufactures enough guns to meet legal demand. Many gun factories have unlicensed production lines, though
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  22117. It didn't occur to him that a multi-ton chunk of mirror would have the structural behavior of a boulder?
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  22118. Bagholder detected
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  22119. @skierpage  market bubbles subsidize good science at the expense of greedy bastards. It'll fail as a business but we don't care
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  22120. Well, the temp jobs should keep people from starving for now
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  22121.  @bakthihapuarachchi3447  Says who?
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  22122.  @leonardoquinones  Says who?
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  22123. How you know?
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  22124. Even if that were equivalent (it isn't), Germany isn't giving any blanket damnation of arresting fools
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  22125.  @Musa_T_Nasir  Tell it to the kefala, dumdum.
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  22126.  @lcmiracle  anyone can play as the house. It's called the Wheel.
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  22127.  @lcmiracle  because it isn't gambling
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  22128.  @destubae3271  you replied to the wrong guy
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  22129.  @Diana1000Smiles  more like yourself, given the US government played no role in the bubble
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  22130. Shut up
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  22131. Some overlap
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  22132. War fatigue? All major fighting ceased 12 months ago.
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  22133. It means Panther Rider, but panther is synonymous with armored tank in German
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  22134. Depends. In the case of liquidations, they just trade bosses and move on.
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  22135.  @henley7012  what are you rambling on about?
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  22136.  @henley7012  This goon doesn't think it's possible for billionaires to lose money or for common people to hurt others...
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  22137.  @henley7012  You think it ain't obvious you're just jealous of their money and don't know a damn thing about finance? 20 bucks says you shoplift.
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  22138.  @henley7012  Liar. I'm just an asshole historian and if it were up to me we'd just draft your lazy but so the drill sergeants will straighten out that cocky attitude.
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  22139. You lost both due to greed and incompetence. So shut up
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  22140. 20 years is more than enough for a scammer.
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  22141. Investment bank antics. Not a good sign
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  22142. It's not enough to be a full time YouTuber, I assume
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  22143. That's silly. You ain't the one buying, and people like to hear about big guns
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  22144. Yeah, South Africans are known to kill for a cell phone
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  22145. No, just you. Since you clearly have no idea what hit probability is
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  22146. They never left
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  22147. Because homes aren't overpriced
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  22148. It was made for a reservist army staffed with former militiamen. When this gun was first made, Israel had finally just started paying most of their soldiers.
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  22149. Lose the sycophancy
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  22150.  @andrewpease3688  shut up
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  22151. Shut up
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  22152. Shut up
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  22153. Stop making it obvious you do drugs.
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  22154.  @Big1nz  Don't you have another divorce to finalize?
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  22155. they were competent pilots, though
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  22156. You missed the part where he murdered a dude?
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  22157. Please leave history to those of us that read history.
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  22158. He did fine. The suspect knew how to fight too.
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  22159.  @deoanh8671  I've heard a couple cops recommend that, but nobody cares what ordinary people think
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  22160. Shut up
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  22161. Shut up
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  22162. Shut up
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  22163. She got sent to a psych ward. Does that count?
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  22164. Depends who they're at war with at the moment and the unit commander's gang affiliations. Some actively fight this or that gang, while others maintain roadblocks to extort locals and arbitrate disputes between clans. Brawls are also common between soldiers.
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  22165. That's silly. They had to bribe FIFA in order to get it instead of all the other applicants.
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  22166. Vhut?
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  22167. Spam that a lot? This doesn't effect the US.
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  22168. @taun do you not understand basic economics? This is a matter of currencies and the Russians fear they might be able to spend Euros and dollars later.
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  22169.  @christianvachon2235  dollars are not pegged to oil.
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  22170.  @briant5685  that's silly. These guys aren't in cahoots and the US economy doesn't depend on dollars being the international currency
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  22171. Caveat: These are individual losses in zero sum games. All that money lost is money earned by passive market makers.
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  22172. He stole money, he didn't hurt anyone
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  22173. VICE's wet dreams are influencing their content, I see.
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  22174. Come now. Who will stop you from doing something stupid when you're drunk?
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  22175. It's oil profitable when oil prices skyrocket.
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  22176.  @Hahaha41241  Southeaster, you mean. Even then most of those rails are hampered by how most people are a little poor.
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  22177.  @williamgordon5708  We can afford cars over here. Most people in China own things like motorbikes, ebikes, scooters.
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  22178.  @ClockworksOfGL  Japan's economic bubble had nothing to do with excessive debt or railroads. It was a combination of how they're a nation of savers, and how their economy really bounced up after WWII since they no longer had an army to support, and an accounting loophole allowed corporations to count paper gains from stocks as income. Result? Growing companies invest their extra money until they can decide what to do with them, this make the value of Japanese stocks to go up, this makes corporate earnings look good, causing more people to invest in Japan, and continue on a loop until it becomes unsustainable (IIRC, at one point the land value of the Imperial Palace was that of a country).
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  22179.  @konsta9600  traffic really is that congested. You'll sit at intersections most of the trip
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  22180.  @konsta9600  Dude, if you live in a mid-sized North American city or smaller, I understand your incredulousness. But understand there's stretches of many hundreds of miles in many parts of the world that are uninterrupted urban sprawl. In Japan's case there's simply not enough land on the island to go around.
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  22181.  @frontierproloteriat  perhaps, but these services should definitely break even or else it ain't worth it.
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  22182.  @frontierproloteriat  ain't worth the tax dollars and loans needed to set them up.
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  22183.  Jun Kun  I'm too lazy to fact check that but whatever be the case Japan's prices didn't effect ridership while many in China are willing to take the bus to save money.
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  22184.  @henrytudor8537  you talking to me?
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  22185.  @peterparker9954  That's China, I was talking about Japan
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  22186.  @peterparker9954  the average debt to equity ratio among Chinese companies is twice that of US companies. And note that Americans aren't exactly known for their prudent fear of leverage and this doesn't include systemic practices of hidden debt in China. That doesn't count the huge public debts as many local governments have defaulted over the past few decades With Japan's case, it's a matter of their bubble decades ago. Their government made huge bailouts and quant easing and now has the highest debt to GDP ratio of any developed nation. The government, however, is not the economy. Also, their bubble wasn't produced by borrowing, but by savings.
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  22187.  @weizhang2834  you ain't fat enough to be considered 5000 bureaucrats
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  22188.  @real_dddf  mostly do to purchasing power issues. The rails are cheap as the labor in China but that doesn't mean locals can afford it
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  22189. @George Smith Patton Jr. that guy also bought a meme coin. He's no guru and he's looking at the same fraudulent data as everyone else
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  22190.  @LongIslandIced-Tea  Chinese rails also derail all the time due to unsafe speeds and tight schedules and cheap builds.
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  22191.  @LongIslandIced-Tea  quit proving the point
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  22192.  @jamieminnell7316  not if you know economics.
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  22193.  @bigfatseal4430  Depends where you are and time of day but congestion in Japan is really that insane.
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  22194.  @Peterpanza52  that doesn't mean it doesn't need to break even in order to be worth it
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  22195.  JokoJo UK  you mind making sense?
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  22196.  @pepelepew1227  what are you even angry about?
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  22197.  @AG-GA  Honest question: Are you a robot?
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  22198.  @AG-GA  A robot wouldn't be able to creatively insult half the people on this thread. And it's easy to see you're misusing a VPN by your video post history
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  22199. Virtu is a decent pick. It has a great PE ratio because projected earnings are low. But since it profits from volatility events it helps hedge against market risk.
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  22200. Most of these guys aren't rich, and internet money is so uncertain that it's not even worth it if there's no fast money. A lot of the degenerate retards just make stuff as fast as they can and spend it all as soon as they get it. Others make all that money but don't spend any of it, investing it all into production.
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  22201. This idiot doesn't realize homicide is a big deal. A real sissy doesn't want to get off his butt to investigate gunshots.
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  22202.  @yonisamber8169  can you lose the blame game? I'm nobody's partisan.
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  22203.  @azurebadger  dude, it's the season where a bunch of secular and religious holidays on both happen and political drama is often planned around them. There's no direct reason to believe the incidents are connected, especially when terror attacks are generally planned weeks or months in advance (the men behind the attack feud over who will take credit and what the target is and so forth).
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  22204. Even states that get along like the EU have trouble working together on this. Like how Italy set their target inflation too high because they're an export economy.
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  22205. You have evidence of crime in your possession? If so, email the SEC. If not, shut your trap.
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  22206. @tripplefives Just because their bots censored your political rants doesn't make them dirty
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  22207. @tripplefives Mr Musk has never been investigated for cooking the books nor is the scale of any of his alleged crimes compare to any of this junk.
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  22208. @tripplefives he is also talking out his butt
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  22209. Dude, you don't know those goons
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  22210.  @Look_What_You_Did  you don't know them either, bozo
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  22211.  @mauricemaurice123  don't say things on the internet that makes it obvious you're a dealer
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  22212. This type of insanity is pretty much stuck in South Africa. In Zim, for instance, they drink whole bottles of cough syrup to get high because they are poor and uneducated. In Durban, there are still some people with the competency to supply good dope.
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  22213. Lose the backseat copping. You wouldn't have done better.
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  22214. If you must lie, you must know the truth first.
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  22215. That's more than a little silly.
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  22216.  @stevenrodriguez3891  you have any idea how stupid you're making yourself look?
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  22217. Correction: The "morality police" are self appointed vigilantes that fund themselves with arbitrary fines for random rules they make up. They are not Iran's law enforcement.
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  22218.  @emilturangi7145  unclear. But in any case it's thinly veiled banditry
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  22219.  @liyexiang666  you know there was as much cash from other hedgies as retailers going into GME, right?
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  22220.  @liyexiang666  bad luck, bro
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  22221.  @PandaMoolin  Shoplifting is a criminal matter, but I see what you mean
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  22222.  @BlacKnightRising  lose the hyperbole, acchole
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  22223. @BlacKnightRising  no, freak show, I took the time out of my day to shut you up.
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  22224. That's not an issue. Even if the Pentagon weren't picky on their hardware sources these things aren't connected to a network.
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  22225. There's not been any government bailouts
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  22226. The difference is it was a hedge fund that was banned from investing other people's money.
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  22227. I wonder if it works well enough to be showed off to a reporter.
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  22228. Don't be silly. They bought companies with mortgages and failed to make enough money to repay those loans. It's like if you bought a house then lost your job and missed too many payments.
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  22229. @phillyphil1513  not in this case. The management owned all the shares and the shares are now worthless. No one profits from bankruptcy. Golden parachutes exist to make the executives unfireable because there's huge severance packages involved
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  22230. One's Irish, the other is Canadian. What voice?
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  22231. Will you shut up about them?
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  22232. This kind of libel will get you killed
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  22233. They were always broke
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  22234. People who pull heart strings rarely care anything about the people they root for.
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  22235. That process is pretty much meaningless in any formalized government as Indian chiefs were all self made men that were related to half the people they lead.
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  22236. People come first. As long as the foresters stay sustainable, there will be enough woodland for bears to forage.
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  22237. No one cares. Now shut up
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  22238. It's impossible to prove a pump and dump when there's no ringleader. Just a bunch of gamblers jumping on perceived trends and harassing shorters and spreading lies to potential buyers. Due to a mix of boredom and share dilution things are returning to normal and I many a pretty penny by shorting near the top.
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  22239. Don't you have an Urdu to beat up?
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  22240. @--GOD--  You fail to sound smart. Now shut up before your girlfriend spanks you
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  22241. Another? Name three
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  22242. Chinese stocks are like Detroit real estate. It's cheap for a reason.
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  22243. @Mito383  not quite. It's like and individual buying a semi-truck so he can work, and charging the down-payment to a credit card. Now scale that up to a factory and that's LBO. The men who do this aren't rich, they're just going all in to become rich
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  22244.  @Jeez001  that sort of libel can get you sued
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  22245. I thought it was the round came off and remained lodged in the barrel only to be launched by the blank round
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  22246.  @mothman2514  googling... FDR in WWII, k.
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  22247.  @mothman2514  you'd be surprised how often Holocaust denial and related junk gets peddled on serious history spaces.
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  22248.  @mothman2514  Uh... That wasn't necessarily so as the people deluded that war is profitable always turn out to be thieves and liars, not necessarily conspiritards.
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  22249. The assailant was shot down. That part is played down since no one actually cares about Egyptian cops.
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  22250. It's a bunch of pirates with thin pretexts for their acts.
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  22251. That's called shooting gangsters in the face. Do you really want our help?
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  22252. Everyone wants religious zeal in the groups they control
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  22253. What corrections?
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  22254. To be fair, Haiti was super corrupt long before it became a cocaine corridor. Although back in those days they were fighting over tax farms and pressganged laborers.
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  22255. If we ever find one, you'll be the first to know
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  22256. Not even that happened. They're protesting the terms of a ceasefire
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  22257. Don't be too sure
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  22258.  @deancj1  lose the pejoratives
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  22259. Buffet and Bill Gates both would be the richest man in the world if they hadn't given much of it all away. Heck, even Bill Hwang gave to the church far more than he ever spent on himself. Other billionaires fund churches, donate to science, or invest in unprofitable ventures because of their public utility. One Israeli rich dude was also a skilled pilot and bought a major stake in a space contractor so he could appoint himself as the astronaut, spending a time on the space station doing science experiments. Heck, many corrupt billionaires like Bernie Madoff only stole so they could give their families lavish lifestyles. Money doesn't matter. They're just men like any other
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  22260.  @ericaugust1501  except no one has infinite wealth. Quit illustrating why fools in politics don't understand why the government can't pay pet projects.
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  22261.  @ericaugust1501  that doesn't mean rich dudes can give you free stuff
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  22262.  @ericaugust1501  You just confessed to piracy.
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  22263. It's called deep value investing. Buy failing companies for peanuts, turn it around the best you can, then sell at a profit.
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  22264. British elections don't work like that. There's some weird skews from back in the days where towns voted instead of people, but I understood it was a party-list system... NOT a winner take all system. Also, the US elections run completely different where parties simply pile in candidates who run as individual that run for specific offices. This means that there are several pages worth of votes per ballot and a lot of people vote on party recognition, but it also means there's not much of a skew.
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  22265. He's making a little money
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  22266. That's just your opinion. Many would disagree
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  22267. It's like watching a train derail in slo-mo...
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  22268. The biggest argument against the murder is that Hitler secretly knew his chances of survival the whole time.
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  22269.  @dizzyman123  shut up, coward.
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  22270.  @Kaskadamusic  I'm a grad student. The presumption of indoctrination reflects your worldview, not anyone else's
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  22271.  @anthonysosa9299  shut up and get drafted, kiddo. My old friends at Benning can fix that attitude right up for you.
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  22272. It's greater fool theory. They're not so much concerned about fair value as they are with flipping the home off to some chump for a higher price.
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  22273. We can't rob Russian oil giants, though. We can only rob our own oil giants.
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  22274. I wish. Now shut up.
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  22275. That's negligible because it simply isn't profitable to sell it. Although due to subsidies in ethanol, corn is more profitable than wheat if you have enough water.
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  22276. Like you're different?
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  22277. Lose the bull. Federales and local authorities are as liable to fight each other as the drug dealers
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  22278. A lot of the debt is owed by other Chinese people who are also deep in debt. It's called a credit spread, you borrow at one rate and lend at another.
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  22279. @Bjørn Hjortshøj Andersen  normally the money multiplier effect is capped by cash reserves at the bank, but that's generally not so. Combine that with systemic counterfeit bills and the defrauding of foreign in investors, it seems everyone in China thinks they are rich because everyone owes everyone else money. It's history's largest ponzi scheme
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  22280. @e S  I think that has to do with their central bank trying to decouple from the US. They use to have policies that encouraged exports to the US, but now they are buying gold to be a real reserve currency. And since everything in China is a world domination scheme, they think the next step is to displace the dollar and euro as the reserve currency.
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  22281. Yeah, we should have pressganged you into shooting Maduro's goons.
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  22282. Like you would know, kiddo.
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  22283.  @Europainstitute  you wouldn't even know what grunt soldiers think of this plane
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  22284. You wouldn't even know what the bullets smell like.  @Europainstitute 
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  22285. People weren't starving over a lack of takeout orders.
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  22286. Bug off
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  22287. ISIS the acronym and Isis the name are coincidence. They stem from totally different languages.
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  22288. Quit diving into stupid politics you don't understand, France24. No one gives a rip what you think.
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  22289. That didn't happen, according to the SEC investigation who provided the data.
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  22290.  @Apenation1  yeah, you. The SEC even found the main spike wasn't even a short squeeze as most of the original short sellers were out before the main spike. What happened was a liquidity crisis where the dealers ran out of shares to trade and the brokers had to post additional margin at the clearing house. In Robinhood's case they didn't have the 2 billion dollars required and had to suspend trading until they could borrow it. All the literal conspiracy theories were also debunked in the SEC investigation. You don't need the market to be rigged to explain why you've been losing money.
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  22291.  @Apenation1  come on. We all know you'd say that whether or not it were true. And I told you, short squeeze was done before the main spike.
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  22292.  @Apenation1  according to the SEC, most there are virtually no short sellers left that bought in last year. Even the government has no doubt that eventually the stock will revert to it's intrinsic value. So lose your zero sum games and preposterous world domination schemes and find a new stock pick. I hope yer not one of the guys who threatened the families of hedge fund employees.
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  22293. Most of these guys aren't stupid, but are actually lying and they're all incompetent
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  22294. This feud predates that
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  22295. Come on. We all know most of the allegations are bull. Just fools smearing the names of their rivals
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  22296.  @brookss2141  liars burn in hell
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  22297. Liars burn in hell with their tongues nailed to their balls @brookss2141 
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  22298. I only did it so I could flag some of these idiots.
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  22299. Most of them live around Lake Tahoe, which is also mostly a tourist site. The rest is uninhabitable.
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  22300. Lose the political BS
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  22301. Don't make fraud allegations lightly. Bankruptcy risk was removed short term, causing people to buy and shorts to cover
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  22302. His didn't......
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  22303. That statement is fraud and you will be doxxed if you do not remove it
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  22304. This idiot doesn't realize we're deleting money
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  22305. You see how young and naïve the reporter they put on this is? A lot of journalism is actually done by bottom end employees often fresh out of college while the experienced reporters are editors.
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  22306. This idiot thinks the Russians sent anything significant into into Ukraine
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  22307. This decision was made before you were born
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  22308. You give Saudis too much credit
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  22309. France doesn't have much opinion on the matter. They don't even know why the guards turned on the President. And they're attacking an embassy, you fool
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  22310.  @conniekabasharira7084  only if you're a liar
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  22311.  @musamshelia6649  don't you have a gas pipeline to break into?
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  22312. You say that but have routine sex anyway
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  22313. Palestine's economy is one and the same with Israel's.
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  22314. In that scenario an active trader or even an algorithm will step in an turn a profit by correcting it. The thing is: The fewer active traders there are, the more profitable it becomes.
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  22315.  @frenchmarty7446  algorithmic traders make small risk free profits through arbitrage methods. For instance, if investors dump an ETF faster than it can be redeamed, then the ETF will trade at a discount to NAV (Net Asset Value). An algorithm will see this, buy the fund, short the stocks it holds, and correct that problem for a small profit. We saw how during the outbreak of war in Europe, traders either couldn't or wouldn't touch Russian assets, so Russian ETFs in the US traded at as much as 50% discount to NAV because there were no arbitragers. There's also statical arbitrage, convertable arbitrage, bond arbitrage, triangular arbitrage, and a bunch others that turn a progit by keeping the market sane and there are many funds that specialize in it.
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  22316.  @frenchmarty7446  it sounds like I would make a tidy profit from the market correction, but that is because markets went crazy beyond my control. Yes, you see a lot of really weird stuff during "volatility spikes" and market crashes, which is why the best time to invest is always at the bottom.
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  22317.  @frenchmarty7446  that's called a bubble, and right now there's no way to prevent human error from creating them.
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  22318. Depends what hey build.
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  22319. Hard to prove a pumper knew what he was saying was false at the time.
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  22320. No, they're expensive to borrow and volatile and can last over a decade depending on conditions
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  22321. There's a clear pattern with these videos. Men with blades attacking men with guns. And how often do tasers work as intended?
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  22322. Shut up
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  22323. If they kill an America, the whole regime is going to get hung from their own courtyards. Don't put faith in rumors.
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  22324. Pipe down, Karen. This is all grunt labor and doesn't pay the best. Grocery stores and restaurants have the same issue and unless you can automate the process that ain't changing.
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  22325. Please leave the Fed to people even remotely competent.
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  22326. Only if you don't mind going to jail. Besides, you can use publicly disclosed legal insider trading to trade. There is use to be an ETF that tracked the 100 companies with the most insiders buying their own stocks.
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  22327. Found the liar
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  22328. They charge people with fraud all the time
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  22329. The difference between a Civil War and a War of Independence is whether the country is reunified afterwards
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  22330. He wanted the reality of wealth/power, not necessarily the appearance of it.
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  22331. No insider trading rules about that. Assuming he did have inside knowledge.
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  22332. It's Pakistan. Everyone is a domineering bastard protecting their reputations. It's part of the reason no one knows anything about the place. Everyone is trying to avoid drama like the hash dealer that told them to get out of his store.
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  22333. Nah. Totally different governate, and no one is claiming credit for the kill. This guy was probably suicidally depressed and wanted the stipend money for his family
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  22334. Those orders just means the cops will arrest you if you come anywhere near the victim, as he just did.
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  22335. Unless you're Iraq, where not a shot has been fired at Israel in near two decades but people will lose their minds if you suggest a ceasefire.
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  22336. ESG standards are notoriously arbitrary as every company and every individual has wildly different standards and conflicting ideas about why it would work. But of course Blackrock is into ESG, because ESG funds sell a lot of units, making Blackrock money off fees.
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  22337. Shut up. Get drafted
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  22338.  @sergelondon916  immediate solution or permanent solution? Because the latter has to do with resplving sins of the town
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  22339. Irrelevant
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  22340. @Siddharth Birdi  Said the guy from the land where near all degrees are fake. Icahn is from a civilized country where that's near impossible.
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  22341.  @lauratio1203  US politics has no bearing on reality, but India forcing Dalit girls into prostitution does.
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  22342. Some of those games are scams in that the game given is nothing like advertised. There is one company in Israel that does make a ton of phone games and spends more on ads than development because the few that actually get popular make back their budgets 10 fold or more within a year.
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  22343. Science doesn't move that fast. And these are what pilots call "face magnets," where seemless use and compactness is more important than cramming in extra features.
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  22344. Dude, the reason there's so many AK-47s in the third world is because the Russians ditched them in favor of later AK versions in .556
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  22345. ​ @leonardmartens7693 probably covid
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  22346. There were politicized junk back then too
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  22347. So... I assume the cops had a warrant for his arrest over what, exactly?
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  22348. So... Why was the fool running? It'd be particularly insane if he just wanted to avoid a ticket.
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  22349. No fun in that. To be fair, a human can do in a hour what takes a robot a day, and humans can fix things that go wrong. Then again, idiotic politics is involved as NASA go the funding because they specifically promised to put a woman on the moon.
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  22350. Don't you hate campers... /s
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  22351. Processed does not equal bad
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  22352. Don't be silly. When the Israelis come they know who they are looking for by name. It's like any other gang war
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  22353. Shut up. Until the day it becomes illegal people will keep doing it.
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  22354.  @hockeymaskbob2942  someone with a lot of money to burn as they cost several times more than factory made guns
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  22355.  @hockeymaskbob2942  it certainly also cost you at least 20 hours of skillful labor. When buying second had, that translates into hundreds of dollars paid to the other guy who is presumably doing this for a living.
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  22356.  @hockeymaskbob2942  the thing the printer spits out doesn't work and requires manual adjustments in order to cycle. Fact is 3d printers don't have the precision or durability to spit out ready to fire guns. I saw one interview with a long time hobbiest who said it'll take a full day of work before testing it at the range.
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  22357.  @hockeymaskbob2942  you sure as hell haven't worked with these. I'm a historian, I'm paid to know things, although I appologize if I came off condescending.
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  22358. Arcebo did that. We want one better
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  22359. Lying does nothing for no one
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  22360. You should get charged with fraud just for saying that. Shut up and get a job
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  22361. There's more to science than weapons. Recently geneticists managed to breed up new corn that resists common crop plagues, but that's not as exciting is it
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  22362. That's what they want. Officers that are beneath them.
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  22363. Go away
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  22364. In case you're wondering: YES a rock is a deadly weapon when wielded by a young and strong man.
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  22365. I'm not aware of any major con involving coal. It's always been a cheap commodity.
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  22366. Don't assume these idiots have any idea what they're talking about or who they're quoting
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  22367.  @Leshic2  yep, I heard of him. Not the first time he did something lawful but awful too.
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  22368. Thing about Russian GPS: Most armored vehicles in Ukraine and Russia and cannibalized Soviet armor simply because there's a lot of it. Some have modern upgrades, but a lot don't.
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  22369. Anyone who's going to cry fowl at this isn't going to care.
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  22370. It's a narrow margin business, fool. And these aren't felonies.
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  22371.  @richardwhite2730  uh, no. If you haven't been paying attention, there's all sorts of creative misdemeanors. And the majority of these are bankers acting independently to boost their bonuses. What I would damn about investment banking as a whole is the cutthroat competition inside the bank. Most of them fire and promote the botton 10% and top 10% based almost exclusively on who makes them the most money. As well as many other sorts of incentives. Like how many promise six figures to recent college grads if they stay with the company 5-10 years (investment bankers are generally younger and less mature than real bankers). Of course, in order to last that long you must make fast money, and again due to narrow margins small ripoffs go a long way and small problems will cost you your job.
    1
  22372.  @richardwhite2730  Yeah, it's called individual bankers getting greedy, like a lot of the people on this thread. And when I say creative I mean there always another novel hustle.
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  22373. The Chinese copycat tanks had compartments that were a little smaller because famines stunted growth and the builders were cheap. Nowadays a lot of Chinese soldiers physically can't fit inside.
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  22374. Put the weed down
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  22375. Quit spamming that
    1
  22376. Shut up, Greedo
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  22377. Recognition part. And ISIS was crushed by the Russians, Ba'ath, US, and SDF. Remember?
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  22378. Cash?
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  22379. Ha. All effects were gone by 2012 regardless of metric used.
    1
  22380. It's meat
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  22381.  @XxJD1RTYxX  so of course we murdered them! That's how the world goes round
    1
  22382. It's called "native advertising" and people like to hear about research in new tech
    1
  22383. Shut up
    1
  22384. To do that you'd have to prove systemic crime, while it's hard enough to connect individual bankers to these crimes as they're generally just giving clients anything they want no questions asked.
    1
  22385. It's always been like this
    1
  22386.  @jhoughjr1  shut up
    1
  22387. Not necessarily. But there's a basic assumption that is wrong: People are not writing academic papers in order to advance humanity, but to advance their careers or opinions.
    1
  22388. 10:30 Correction: They are all frauds claiming their cars are modern when they're all built from off the shelf parts and sold below costs to gain market share. Russian drivers say they are ridiculously cheap but only last a year or so.
    1
  22389. Shut up
    1
  22390.  @joshwondra9821  Bullshit
    1
  22391.  @contenteater  that's silly. The original definition of a democracy required a draft and there's no country in human history that didn't use it in wartime, period. So shut up and man up, whiner.
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  22392. Vhut? You mean von Braun? He wasn't involved in any of that.
    1
  22393.  @Steph.98114  and that makes him anything besides a loyal German?
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  22394.  @teanbooks9539  my mistake... They were all professional criminals though
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  22395. 1:30 "A surprising amount of legitimacy" One thing all scammers will do is insist it's legit...
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  22396. Please leave copping to people who aren't making stuff up.
    1
  22397. Shut up
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  22398.  @TallerMan.1520  do I care?
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  22399. Dude... The video is about the snitch
    1
  22400. If a large portion of the town happened to be related and if daughters had to be sent far away for marriage, it is more than likely the overall population of the kingdom was tiny. I.E. The community lived on the hill and went into the valley to farm, no real industrial/trade centers.
    1
  22401.  @DanDavisHistory  Most of the Indians were concentrated in villages of 1,000-5,000 for practical reasons, why would these guys be any different? A region of continuous settlement should have been able to support major metropolises rather than fortress-houses for the king and his friends/employees. And you mentioned that early on northerners came in and killed/drove off most of the men and married most of the women, which is virtually impossible in a state of any significant size. And there was a lot of cousin marriages at that time in Greece for the same reasons. As Thucydides said, populations were small enough that sometimes entire states migrated all at once.
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  22402. Dated
    1
  22403. The three examples they brought up are actually alive, but hiding out in five star hotels while their assets were seized.
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  22404. Exactly @mtrest4 
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  22405.  @isabellam4621  formula, not theory. Touching on subjects you don't understand just for bragging rights means nothing, assuming you really are in junior high. And again, rote learning works for simpler topics, but by the time you're a college sophomore it's useless.
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  22406. That's the former socialist fool coming out again. It is frankly reasonable to expect any state or government to last as long as it has already.
    1
  22407.  @nihalbhandary162  not in our lifetimes. Be that good or bad. Besides, new states just form where old ones left off so who says the next Federated Republic won't include the whole of Canada and Greenland?
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  22408. Depends what's happening
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  22409.  @AlfonseGambino  or maybe just you
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  22410. No bank gets bailed out. It has simply never happened.
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  22411. A few of them don't have anything to hide, though.
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  22412. How many of them work?
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  22413. Decentralized finance is a decentralized Ponzi scheme
    1
  22414. The guys with access to admin commands consistently say otherwise
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  22415.  @mathiasrryba  not many, because gangbangers keep ramming it down our throats
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  22416. Tell it to your husband
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  22417. Quit wasting your time with the ideological bullshit. No one is motivated by ideologies, because they are all bullshit.
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  22418. Shut up
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  22419. Must you ruin a perfectly good Lovecraftian horror?
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  22420. It is. Lose the sensationalization. The problem came down to a disconnect between admin and engineering, with the former promising the customer anything they wanted to ensure the contract didn't go to competitors. Specifically, they promised significant systems upgrades while also promising the planes would be similar enough to past planes that the pilots would not need retrained (you see the problem).
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  22421.  @mrjpb23  I probably am. I assumed you were talking about the plane that was grounded.
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  22422. Quantum computing is just something physicists do for fun and will likely never have any practical application.
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  22423. No, it's a sign he lives there or thinks he does
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  22424. All I can think of is a robot bouncing off the surface LoonyToons style @gerogyzurkov2259 
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  22425. Not as silly as that since certain shield types are often distinct to a time period. But this does show how much guessing we're doing with these peoples since there's little to go on.
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  22426. Well, they do upgrade it every decade.
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  22427. Vhut?
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  22428. No one will be making hydrogen engines. Simple physics, a lightweight cryogenic liquid takes a large pressurized tank, and those cost money.
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  22429.  @piotrtrebisz6602  they're going EV, the hydrogen part is another matter
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  22430.  @piotrtrebisz6602  not getting finished
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  22431.  @piotrtrebisz6602  I wish
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  22432. Lying isn't necessary in this instance. Wages didn't keep pace with inflation, but that was AFTER the trouble started. They didn't want raises because they didn't have the money, and idiot managers were often paid in stock which went as wel as you think
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  22433. Watch the video
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  22434. Whose going to fight?
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  22435.  @mkl6212  the world doesn't revolve around that scrap of dirt.
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  22436. Shut up, VICE
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  22437. Unless you're Tesla, and no Chinese company has the equipment or expertise to copy you. Tesla got harassed, sabotaged, and had coordinated libel set against the a couple years ago.
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  22438. This is the natural way of things, really. In pre-modern and current turdhole conditions, a large portion of kids won't live to adulthood anyway. Also, deadbeat parents are the norm, so a lot of kids simply fend for themselves.
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  22439. He survived and is being charged.
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  22440. Shoots better than you ever will
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  22441.  @christopherstanfield7755  I guarantee it
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  22442. Vhut? That was a decade ago and no one was laughing
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  22443. I got a bearish position on RIOT. Does that count?
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  22444. Shut up
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  22445. Just another tulip bulb.
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  22446. Could be. The legal term terrorism lives up to its name as the intent must be to make the masses live in fear.
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  22447. How can you talk so much but say so little?
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  22448. T-55s weren't invented until after the war.
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  22449. Reality Stark, anyway. The Tony Stark character was a fantasy version of Howard Hughes
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  22450. We all do. Including you.
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  22451.  @ares106  Nah, it's just the people who say that turn out to be liars every time.
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  22452. Germany doesn't have a death penalty
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  22453. The Vietcong actually had tactics and organization.
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  22454. Interest rate risk is exactly what the stress tests are for.
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  22455. Civil courts really are that tedious and forgiving
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  22456. Lose the bull. No one is artificially suppressing wages.
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  22457. That breaks the law of unity of command
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  22458. It's a white monkey position
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  22459. @matsv201  depends how wide the highway is
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  22460. @matsv201  relative costs of material is also important. North America has a lot of crude oil and gravel so asphalt is cheap.
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  22461. @matsv201  depends what part of Europe and America you mean
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  22462.  @matsv201  two lanes, four lanes, six lanes, eight lanes?
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  22463.  @CB-cv9yh  They don't have that law because they think all killing is wrong, they ban death penalties because they don't trust other people to decide who needs killing. Pleanty of people are executed via criminal conspiracies between authority figures and the population is generally complicit.
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  22464.  @Emilioooo17  you mean you don't have anything to invest, anyway.
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  22465. Shut up.
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  22466. You can tell it was an uneventful year when most of the review has nothing to do with stocks
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  22467. It has since been revealed that he was paid with shares and didn't lose anything
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  22468.  @CharliMorganMusic  technically they were an extension of the Dutch government, though. A better comparison would be the Hansiatic League that had the biggest navy in the Baltic despite not being a country.
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  22469. Don't. Idiot ESG investors increase the expected returns for vice companies. Also, AT WORSE this was an accident.
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  22470.  @somebodyintheworld5036  not companies. You.
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  22471.  @gomahklawm4446  Don't you have groceries to shoplift, or something?
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  22472. Except desperation is a product of greed
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  22473. That didn't have a turret
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  22474. You don't speak for Sri Lanka.
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  22475.  @jackkozlowski5201  why are you rambling on as if half this stuff isn't just for fun?
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  22476.  @cactusimon  Vhut?
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  22477. Dude, they're hiring young people so they can get smart people for less money
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  22478. @RobertoTorres-gi8vh  dude, it isn't clear they're not prejudicial, they just want to pay workers less?
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  22479. Who comments on politics, you mean. Or shorts a meme stock.
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  22480. Studies of HODL fools show the average length a position is held is just a few months.
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  22481. All significant fighting ended months ago
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  22482. Lose the bullshit. This was no one's fault
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  22483. I don't think they'd let civvies anywhere near live rounds. Those cost millions and have top secret tech in them.
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  22484. He's a broker/advisor
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  22485. Some people will mass flag anything that fails to paint cops negatively. Some fools will even insist the lack of officer wrongdoing in any and every video is proof positive of doctored videos. Such people invariably have gang/extremist connections.
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  22486. There are people that do just that for a living. They are the ones flying in and waiting in line for hours, and the money they get in auctioning them on eBay pays decently
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  22487. The wonders of Googling stuff...
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  22488.  @theangriestoftabbies  lose the hyperbole
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  22489. Bagholder detected
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  22490. Oh look. This channel's next guest star.
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  22491.  @youpolonia  You fucking won't
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  22492. ​ pa_2600 because it's all fake. Nothing is happening
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  22493.  @pepelozo  Like... You?
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  22494. @Moonlight you mean Sri Lanka or Nigeria or some other Belt and Road scheme? Because if so, that money was for high stakes construction projects. If not so, quit blame shifting on vague foreigners, especially since mass defaults have occurred in many Chinese cities over the last few years.
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  22495. That's not even the allegation
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  22496.  @einfachnurleo7099  He doesn't care
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  22497. The Fed didn't kill GDP, they killed a potential bubble.
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  22498.  @vin.handle  watch the video
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  22499. Go away
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  22500. Tell it to his boss.
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  22501. Sure it is. Just shed all that weird stuff they make you pack like smoke grenades, socks, and gas masks.
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  22502. Of course not, you idiot. The FBI charged them with fraud. In fact, you can assume all the firms not targeted by the SEC are being investigated by the FBI already.
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  22503.  @ommsterlitz1805  I have a feeling he's not the editor of France24, though.....
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  22504. That's not too unusual.
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  22505. What? Russia won't ever take possession of trash Chinese weapons.
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  22506. @tripplefives Scandinavia isn't the whole of Europe. Actually, Norway isn't even in the EU fully exactly because of green peace nonsense (Norway relies on fish, whales, oil, and mining). Also, Norway can't supply the whole of Europe.
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  22507. These fools seem to think this is new........
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  22508.  @christophertadeo6120  not exactly. But note since this is almost all happening in the digital space no physical bills were actually created or destroyed, the government simply credited their account as they liked
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  22509.  @awesomeferret  It doesn't. Inflation encourages spending. Making it hard to borrow throttles the money supply, decreasing inflation.
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  22510.  @awesomeferret  no, inflation means having less money LATER. Spending money NOW makes sense during high inflation
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  22511. Bernie claimed to be the sole propietor of the fraud, likely to protect his sons. These guys ratted each other out.
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  22512. Do you have a death wish, liar?
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  22513. The difference is you have to prove intent to kill
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  22514. Except when the suspect mag dumped a drum mag into a car windshield
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  22515. You mind making sense?
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  22516. ​ @maitreyas.4902 lobsters were called that and crawdads are lobsters
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  22517. ​ @phoenixfire8978 it was back before commercial finish. It was cheap meat because there's not much flesh on them and they were only caught by accident
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  22518. Where's that expression come from?
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  22519.  @weird-guy  because living wage is really low out here
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  22520. @Look_What_You_Did  depends on the industry. In CNC milling for aviation there's the material which you can't do much about and then there's labor which includes repairmen trained to troubleshoot the specific machine.
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  22521.  @Look_What_You_Did  only a Sith deals in absolutes
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  22522. As many as are needed to justify harassing farmers. I ain't kidding, there are some people who stole cows to "rescue" them and then they die because they don't know how to care for a cow.
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  22523.  @alexmikhylov  According to misanthropic liars. You'll find those guys don't even know the different between hay and grass.
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  22524. Please leave military matters to those of us that actually pay attention to this stuff
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  22525.  @JamesFrancisCawfee  shut up and get drafted, kid
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  22526.  @JamesFrancisCawfee  shut up
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  22527. Those guys aren't into any exotic schemes I know of
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  22528. Except he doesn't. He's talking about Beijing
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  22529. There's no revolt at the moment
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  22530.  @mojeimja  and yet, my remark directed at your use of the phrase still stands. So shut up and get drafted, liar.
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  22531.  @mojeimja  you evidently haven't
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  22532. Uh, what else could it have possibly been and do you even know the meaning of that word?
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  22533. I wish. Now be serious
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  22534. Ok, doomer
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  22535.  @pazuzuxx  You mind lending me that crystal ball when you're done with it, Herr Fake Guru?
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  22536.  @pazuzuxx  shut up. We both know you've called 50 of the last two crashes.
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  22537. Vhut? The global warming stuff didn't crop up until Al Gor ran for President
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  22538. On Reddit I complained I was forced to realize a loss on RUSL. An ACTUAL RUSSIAN then complained he couldn't buy the dip! War stinks...
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  22539. They weren't degenerates.
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  22540. Dude, venture capital is impossible outside the developed world. I once researched a third world venture capital fund and found it was a loan shark operation using embezzled funds
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  22541. Everything is a ponzi scheme in China
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  22542. No, you've just only been reading pieces that say what you want to hear. War narratives are quite irrelevant.
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  22543.  @gaoxiaen1  does my shemagh look commie to you?
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  22544. It's about scamming Tehran out of money and guns
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  22545. No... Smoke launchers are just that
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  22546. No....
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  22547. That's a big leap in logic.
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  22548. ​ @Trumppower no one is accused of stealing anything
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  22549. You get what you pay for
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  22550. I wish.
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  22551. It's a thinly populated region of largely sustenance farmers/miners.
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  22552.  @rhynosouris710  Greenland is often referred to as tiny.
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  22553.  @rhynosouris710  Antarctica isn't a country
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  22554.  @rhynosouris710  I'll assume you're being rhetorical.
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  22555.  @rhynosouris710  lose the rhetoric
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  22556. The only person I've seen use Temu was a girl so stupid it took 6 months for her to figure out her brother in law was not interested
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  22557. found the deadbeat
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  22558. West doesn't mean white any more than American does. I'm not sure who you insulting
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  22559. Found the guy stealing from the till
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  22560.  @chrisf1600  The Walpole Business Model!
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  22561. Horses are technically an invasive species in America when some Spaniards had to cut their horses loose and abandoned them. Best invasive species ever, that's how the Indians got horses to replace the sled dogs they were using
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  22562. Closet indexing like that is frankly best for both active and passive investors. Don't let your life savings depend on luck.
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  22563. Shut up
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  22564. Lose the hyperbole
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  22565. Come on. We all knew the war would end like this before it started
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  22566. No... We've been burning dollars. You missed the part where the Fed hiked interest rates and broke the stock market?
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  22567. This is a civilized country. In Mexico that would have happened, but there's no money in retarded videos down there either
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  22568. Norway is going to go bankrupt at some point. I bet my life upon it.
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  22569.  @MJ-fy2no  thinking about what? I'm a historian, not an activist.
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  22570.  @MJ-fy2no  what is "it?"
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  22571.  @MJ-fy2no  vague vagueries still ain't helping, pendejo. 1. The brand? It failed. 2. The times? It always does, that's how it says the same. 3. Sexuality? No it hasn't. I fact I wouldn't be surprised if what that other guy said about fashion designers turned out to be true past the end of our lifetimes.
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  22572. You can see this on a daily basis on SPY trading groups. Everyone thinks they can outsmart the market...
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  22573. To be fair, these aren't the same idiots saying all these things. But it goes to show Chinese governments are neither professional nor unified nor transparent
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  22574. No one goes on Reddit to be persuaded of anything. It's just a popularity contest. In fact, I know one place where the mods will introduce absurd assertions just so they can permaban anyone that asks questions
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  22575. It doesn't matter where you siphon from a tank, you will drain the tank one way or another
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  22576. Not exactly. In tech news, which is mostly about inventions and ponzi schemes, everyone is freaking out about DeepSeek but slowly everyone is realizing it's just copy-pasted ChatGBT. Almost no news from China hits the front page and most people don't realize things like involuntary organ harvesting ended years ago.
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  22577. Yeah, cuz screw 'em.
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  22578.  @babblo1389  Macron ain't a cop.
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  22579. Where do you live?
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  22580.  @JoshingU  I want your address
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  22581. It already did, and the bubble only applied to select properties and investors, anyway.
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  22582.  @grantguy8933  I was referring to how a lot of people spam grift on this topic to excuse their bad investments
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  22583. You deserved the prison sentence you got, dude. As did your father.
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  22584. I'm pretty sure that was dark humor hyperbole
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  22585. You say that but you fight your own little wars anyway
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  22586. shut up
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  22587. We are anticipating no IPOs. If these companies need funding at this interest rate, we aren't interested. I personally am no longer holding stocks at all because everything I got is going towards a real world investment.
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  22588. There was no difference between the two sides
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  22589. How mych did you lose?
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  22590. ​ @joewest3901 their all frauds.
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  22591. It's an aggregate bond index. It'll catch up to yields over time. In fact, in 2022 it was still collecting yield from bonds bought pre-2020
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  22592. It is.
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  22593. We were never dependent on China to begin with, you dolt.
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  22594. How much did you lose?
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  22595. Billion dollar hedge funds are small fish? Just because you haven't heard their name before doesn't make them a nobody.
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  22596. I love it that when you get into big practical uses "solid chunk of iron" wins every time.
    1
  22597. The Fed literally straight up refused to bail out Sillicon Valley Bank. That bullshit was just as castration worthy libel back in 2008
    1
  22598. Not really. Battleships were huge capital ships and fleets revolved around them. Gunships are cheap planes that allow heavy or unusual weapons to loiter around a ground battle.
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  22599. It's the life of a professional criminal. You spend half your life throwing parties every weekend, and the other half of your life behind bars.
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  22600. Water is a controlled substance in parts of Pakistan. That's how crazy it is.
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  22601. YouTube viewcounter is weird
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  22602. You know murder is a big frickin deal, right? No such thing as overkill.
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  22603. Vhut? China never had a significant African population
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  22604. Hamas does not equal Palestine, and Jerusalem does not equal Palestine. Oh trust me, Hamas wants all of these to be equated together, but reality is Jerusalem was annexed generations ago and Hamas only rules Gaza which itself is a failed state.
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  22605.  @hafizpizi3491  by that same logic England should deport of its Muslims and Israel shouldn't take African refugees. So lose the nonsense rhetoric, no one cares for it.
    1
  22606. Except the cost of housing isn't rising and the figures are inflation adjusted
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  22607.  @ShinmegamiPersona  yeah right
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  22608. Whose side? He didn't touch GME. He's a quant. He invests with maths.
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  22609. ​ @xiaoka anything they feel like really
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  22610. Most money crimes are punished with prison over theee
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  22611.  @wlee9888  Oddly enough, PUBG is the most popular game in China. That's the type of competition they want. Without lethal consequences, of course
    1
  22612. You don't know a thing about the oil industry. It's a narrow margin business, meaning nearly all of that goes immediately too expensive for equipment, sallaries, taxes, insurance, etc. Also, we live in a multi-trillion dollar economy. And you think extorting these guys will solve would solve world problems?
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  22613. Then why don't you go shoot them instead of harassing them on the internet?
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  22614. Most Israelis have never heard of Catalonia
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  22615. The suspect, you mean?
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  22616. Nah. These guys were largely other conmen who thought they could in before the hype and out before the crash
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  22617. It's buried in the video, but it is thought most of these guys were killed when the judge told the cops there was insufficient evidence for an official charge or conviction.
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  22618.  @MK_ULTRA420  YEAH! Instead of hundreds of dictators ruling small crapholes,, you have hundreds of dictators ruling crapholes while pretending to take orders from a bigger dictator
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  22619. To terrorize authority figures
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  22620. Who knows
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  22621. Shut up
    1
  22622. Except you'd fail those
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  22623. Except China's bank run means they can't loan out more
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  22624. Who is going to sell it to you? And no, people will always know eventually.
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  22625.  @TheJazzyjake1234  Like you did. All the time.
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  22626. The motive was clearly criminal, not political. Cops in the Sinai are elbow deep in the tramadol trade.
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  22627.  @benschillinger8304  Since when do governments matter in this part of the world? Men with guns do whatever the frick they want.
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  22628.  @iDm0Nd  dude, this was drug related
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  22629.  joelebsworth4259  Same assholes, different venture. And I understood the crime was they were ignoring the Aussies environmental protection laws.
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  22630. Don't make broad damnations when you don't know jack about Mali. Especially when you infer the soldier got what he deserved, because that would be literally promoting terrorism.
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  22631.  @meshowzaq6892  You know the Malian government isn't happy they're leaving, right? So take your anti-colonial bull and put it up your butt where you found it. You wouldn't know jack about Mali even if Boko Haram kidnapped your daughter.
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  22632. Generals went on suicide missions, yeeting their command into fool's erands. Other commanders committed suicide upon defeat
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  22633.  @WedontBuyItWeRequestIt  it literally isn't. That is the problem. They think nothing of it, so suicide rates are extremely high.
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  22634. @fmz0507  yes, but we like to harbor delusions that unseen bosses are cartoon villains.
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  22635. Lose the condescension. Like good luck charms some people do it just for the placebo, and this is a culture relatively untouched by your Christian sentiments so some weird pagan rites make just as much sense to them as that alternative medicine you're into.
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  22636. Historian here: The Bill of Rights isn't worth the paper it's printed on
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  22637.  @adamriese3610  I hear derivatives are mostly turbo-warrants over there because weird taxes. Aren't there put warrants?
    1
  22638.  @leonleon2021  the top was weeks and weeks ago when the insiders cashed in their options
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  22639.  @leonleon2021  I wasn't the first, but I caught on back during the initial crash when engineers on youtube started debunking this. I had a bearish position, then I cashed out early, then I saw it was up again, so I dumped a lot into nkla put
    1
  22640. They aren't working together.
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  22641. Why would they want to?
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  22642.  @tevinikapel500  The British monarchy had no power even a century ago before decolonization started. The royal family lives on Britain's dime. You shouldn't make blanket damnations when you don't know jack about commonwealths
    1
  22643.  @tevinikapel500  I have a master's degree in military history. Just because it's the internet doesn't mean you can simply persuade people by berating them. Long story short, in the period between the Napoleonic Wars and the First World War, there were wave after wave of democratization movements in Britain and in stages the old aristocracy gave up their powers. There was no war or revolution as there was elsewhere, so the actual noble families still live there with their titles, but in time those titles began meaning nothing. This is why knightly titles are often given out as a medal for all sorts of things, like being a skilled actor. It also means there's a list of nations all part of the old British commonwealth where each have their own elected government but the same monarch, but since the latter is defunct they've each been independent for a long time (except for places like India and Ireland which were integrated into Britain and had to get "home rule").
    1
  22644. @Akash Yadav not even remotely.
    1
  22645.  @GB_mt  yes, a lot of so called experts on AJ fit
    1
  22646.  @GB_mt  instead of spreading pointless libel you bug off and get drafted?
    1
  22647. Because GDP data is fake.
    1
  22648. You aren't ruch nor in charge of markets, so it does not eork that way, Greedo
    1
  22649. He might have been hoping to die
    1
  22650.  @marksittner602  coughcough Tesla.
    1
  22651.  @MuddinNYC  it doesn't matter what valuation metric you use. Every green energy company is overvalued five fold.
    1
  22652.  @MuddinNYC  ok, yer just regurgitating rhetoric. Shut up and lose money elsewhere
    1
  22653. White Savior?
    1
  22654. ​@WVgrl59 it's called fraud
    1
  22655. @jsmith8147  shut up
    1
  22656. Electronics, mostly
    1
  22657. Shut up, Greedo
    1
  22658. Dude, people lived there for a reason. The weather is nice, the bay is a vital port, and there are fruit/veggie farms with fat profit margins
    1
  22659.  @HALLish-jl5mo  That doesn't necessarily help
    1
  22660. @SusCalvin  lier
    1
  22661. Nah, just wishful thinking
    1
  22662. What trend? The point of the video is there is no trend.
    1
  22663. Very ponzi.
    1
  22664. Says who?
    1
  22665. Probably in jail or rehab.
    1
  22666. He shot at them a bunch of times, there really isn't any doubt
    1
  22667. Don't be silly. The US isn't God and we frankly have no reason to give a rip about Sudanese killing Sudanese. The UAE, on the other hand, couldn't possible have organized this. Take it for exactly what it looks like: Sudanese people fighting over power.
    1
  22668. Lying isn't necessary in this instance.
    1
  22669. I don't know, according to certain people on YouTube pretending to be from Anglophone states, the statement "Chinese real estate is loaded with ponzi schemes" counts as "racist bullshit." @creepersonspeed5490 
    1
  22670.  @kylereese4542  you say that but you don't mean it
    1
  22671.  @kylereese4542  you trust people a lot more than you care to admit
    1
  22672.  @kylereese4542  same logic applies, although I didn't make the distinction
    1
  22673.  @kylereese4542  I wish. Sorry if you misunderstood
    1
  22674. Go to China. They're the biggest producer and consumer of fake luxury goods buying almost exclusively European and American brands. People there will even take Starbucks coffee cups and fill them with tea just to look more cultured than other people at work. I wish I was kidding.
    1
  22675.  @ericp1139  the thing about these fakes in China is a lot are even sold as "copies." Meaning it isn't always the buyer getting scammed. But yeah, someone who can recognize a Rolex will also recognize a common brand that has the same functionality.
    1
  22676.  @robertdickson9319  The Arabs did more than that, and those guys were just a mob of pirates.
    1
  22677. Vhut?
    1
  22678. No Chinese business could ever afford that
    1
  22679.  @jasonrichter497  you have a vastly oversimplified view of capitalism in Communist China. There's state ventures, there's fully private companies, there's private companies owned by party members, there are for profit ventures where the state owns the controlling interest of stock, and there's a giant sovereign wealth fund that owns all kinds of stuff. But generally, bigger and more visible ventures are state controlled while most companies in China are private ma and pa ventures doing mundane stuff. For instance, the explosive growth of Alibaba made it the largest private venture in Chinese history, big enough that even Jack Ma's membership in the party didn't save him from regulatory abuse.
    1
  22680.  @jasonrichter497  IDK what you think I am but you evidently didn't read my comment.
    1
  22681. Why the frick would anyone care if Sri Lankans murder each other?
    1
  22682. English longbow used the same method of layering flexible and inflexible materials, except they used heartwood and sapwood of the yew tree.
    1
  22683. Do we want to?
    1
  22684. So... Wasps are xenomorphs.
    1
  22685. That breaks in three weeks?
    1
  22686. No one cares
    1
  22687. The line was a star trek quite
    1
  22688.  @rakdos36  wait... The Fact or Fiction host was from star trek? Now I think of it, I recall the face you're talking about
    1
  22689. Weed was widespread in South Africa before Europeans arrived. It's so common that a lot of the blacks don't even know it's illegal.
    1
  22690. Shut up
    1
  22691. A big part of the whole thing is more subtle. Namely why you might kill a baby. Back in those days, the Germans were largely fighting the sons of men their fathers had fought, so many of them would have said that you might want to kill the babies too in order to prevent the next generation from fighting too. Of course, there were more Germans that believed this at leat partially than there were Germans willing to actually kill a baby.
    1
  22692. There are cheaper ways to reach larger amounts of people. These ads are depending on the trust the YouTuber has, meaning most of these firms have no public trust of their own.
    1
  22693. Robots do stuff in space all the time
    1
  22694. @IanZainea1990  there's not much difference if those functions. In space stuff breaks and you say "Oh well"
    1
  22695. ​ @АртёмК-ъ9ц as if Canadians aren't the same as Americans these days
    1
  22696.  @louiloui4707  now you're just a big fat liar, as Lebanon never gave any refugee a damn thing. They all squatted on land to the infuriation of locals and were ignored by the government so that the street of the camps were taken over by gangs. The Palestinians are the grandchildren of actual refugees and have lived there all their lives and are still disenfranchised and subject to deportation (even the ones with dual citizenship). The Syrian refugees included a large numbers of soldiers and gangbangers so there was quickly a series of wars over turf. Marriages between Citizens and Refugees are discouraged, and Refugees have difficulty finding jobs as few Citizens will hire them due to parentage. It should be noted that one of the big concessions most Arab states wanted from Israel was the "unconditional repatriation of refugees" when that entails the unconditional depopulation of the squatter camps. Lebanon really did reap what they sow.
    1
  22697. Someone sounds like the envy their job
    1
  22698.  chiefsittingfeatherwezfake155  Why the frick would I care about a movie studio one way or the other? The real question is that by your own logic you likely stand to gain from their demise, but by the way yer sounding I'll wager it's something connected to stupid politics.
    1
  22699.  chiefsittingfeatherwezfake155  Obviously not. I literally don't care if they go bankrupt
    1
  22700. Be nice her. Her boyfriend pulled her into this and the other 8 execs were probably just as bonkers
    1
  22701. No, it's common practice in Mexico and certain parts of Europe. I once knew a Perez-Gomez, and he was a bully like the rest of us in our little group but he tried to do right by his kids and compromised with his wife.
    1
  22702. Shut up
    1
  22703. It's Roo-ble, not Rubble. Sorry
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  22704. Has less arms and survivability
    1
  22705. For you, yeah. @IndiaMikePapa 
    1
  22706. What a bunch of vultures.
    1
  22707. You do we know for a fact if Bolsonaro is planning anything?
    1
  22708. That's silly. Disney isn't favored by any party.
    1
  22709. Of course not! China's EV surge is due to subsidy scams. They build cheep cars to collect subsidies then scrap them to make new cars and collect subsidies again. They're even being sold for the same price as scooters just to get rid of them.
    1
  22710. Shut up
    1
  22711. How?
    1
  22712. To be fair, most countries have politicians at the head of the armed forces whose appointed have nothing to do with military expertise
    1
  22713.  @xAnAngelOfDeathx  you are hardly the typical American, shoplifter
    1
  22714.  @xAnAngelOfDeathx  shut up. You're still a liar even if that were true.
    1
  22715. Shut up. Get drafted
    1
  22716. There's nothing right nor left about socialists
    1
  22717. Who? The suspect's race is not relevant to his crimes.
    1
  22718. 50 pence isn't nothing
    1
  22719.  @BuddyL  Then why are you so angry?
    1
  22720. Don't be ridiculous. They prosecute dozens of frauds a year and have controls that deter fraud. They also keep brokers in line with how much margin and what kind of derivatives are allowed. The UN, however, is a network of committees where international politics is the main concern and inaction is expected.
    1
  22721. It's a rock
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  22722.  @mister0sir  we didn't have a lot of contraband... But that was due to some extreme measures. The nurse had to constantly check claims because lots of people were malingering for medicine. And the process of giving medicine was constantly complicated
    1
  22723. Liars burn in hell
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  22724. They ban random search terms in China all the time for the same reason. Why not shadow ban in the US when able?
    1
  22725. The average Saudi can't afford a smart phone. And they'd prefer that to a car because that's where they get their porn.
    1
  22726.  @imperator_odin  because like stock pickers, most macroeconomic investors are kidding themselves. But Citron research specializes in finding fraud, and I've been compiling their win/loss ratio to post on WSB.
    1
  22727.  @coasterchris01  Mr Left is a forensic accountant, not a market guru.
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  22728.  @randomsimpsonsquotes6033  he closed his position shortly after his report due to the lawsuit.
    1
  22729.  @aaronhpa  in 1492, Columbus sailed the ocean blue. See, I can make no sense too!
    1
  22730.  @aaronhpa  nah, my drug of choice is violence! /s
    1
  22731. Watch the video
    1
  22732.  @Abdullahumarshah.......44554  shut up
    1
  22733.  @skyscraperfan  Because luggage is packed like sardines and weight counts for more than volume in that case.
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  22734.  @skyscraperfan  You know your bag isn't necessarily on the same flight as you, right? And the space you occupy in the cabin as a person costs more than any amount of baggage you can bring with you.
    1
  22735.  @skyscraperfan  Regardless of all that you know if some people were charged more than others there would be discrimination complaints. Also it'd be uninforcible since no one wants to have to weigh people before they board.
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  22736.  @skyscraperfan  You have to be especially gluttonous to start costing a buffet money because at restaurants labor costs more than the food.
    1
  22737.  @leepialong  Cathie Woods has a net worth of a quarter billion. Hmm.
    1
  22738. ​ @timyrabbit go to bed child
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  22739. Shut up
    1
  22740. I honestly thought they dressed him up in a tiny suit until I realized that's his feather's natural colors.
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  22741. Don't encourage violence on a moderated website
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  22742. Liar
    1
  22743. Shut up, you don't know what you're talking about.
    1
  22744. Read subtitles. Film maker knows that.
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  22745. 6:50 Not totally true. They were also cheap because many firms operated as Ponzi schemes
    1
  22746. He rammed on purpose
    1
  22747. Shut up
    1
  22748.  @lori7196  I don't even know whether the Labor party is liberal or conservative, I just know this is a load of political bullshit that the world is better off without.
    1
  22749.  @JonathanRootD  I don't give a flying fuck who yer blaming, the fact you're blaming a political party is proof of gross incompetence.
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  22750. @dimitri1154  Rommel cared nothing for all that. In fact, if he had survived the war, he would have been let go. And he only died because he was implicated in a plot to kill Hitler. Is all your history knowledge the angry and flawed?
    1
  22751.  @michaelswami  there's a bunch of conflicting reports and the real answer is no one knows.
    1
  22752.  @WTFVIDSok  That’s what your mother said to you, and it was definitely punitive.
    1
  22753. @deffaly9056  actually that sounds like petty egotism on the part of an inexperienced executive to put it politely
    1
  22754. He's also been seen doing stuff at the Berkshire shareholder's meeting. I don't know whose son he is, but probably one of the Berkshire exec's sons learning the business.
    1
  22755. Because there's little money in sports
    1
  22756.  Peter Griffin  wut?
    1
  22757. Those proof of stake pools are going to be loaded with scams. No question about it.
    1
  22758. He probably wanted to die.
    1
  22759. They're buying them from meat breeders and breeders are stealing pets for food.
    1
  22760. Probably is so normalized to stealing it doesn't occur to to him why everyone is so angry. Also, yeah. He's gaslighting in idiotic fashion.
    1
  22761.  @AlottaDixonCider  shut up
    1
  22762. Economy ain't that bad
    1
  22763. When I was a small child my siblings would watch each other play games. I have no idea why either, but it's said most of the viewers of this junk are children and gamblers. It's the same concept as real sports, boys living vicariously as mighty warriors and scanty clad girls to look at
    1
  22764. They don't all say that, and at least some of the ones that do are telling the truth. Also, it's completely irrelevant
    1
  22765. Guns aren't cell phones. They don't become trash if there's something slightly newer. And what SMG are you referring to that would have replaced the uzi?
    1
  22766.  @tommothedog  Uzis cost less and almost never jam. Not an straightforward comparison.
    1
  22767.  @tommothedog  I was talking manufacturing costs. Besides, if Israel wanted a better SMG, they would have upgraded the gun they built as it's catered to their specific needs. Guess what?
    1
  22768.  @tommothedog  so? The point was the two guns are not equivalent.
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  22769.  @tommothedog  no one cares what anyone here thinks.
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  22770. We aren't, for the moment. You seem to forget Tehran is our enemy #3.
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  22771. The answer is no. Hamas is actually among their enemies and has been for decades.
    1
  22772. Not news. We all know the rules; Their mess, their liability. Stop trying to make this literal train wreck look premeditated, fools.
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  22773. What is?
    1
  22774. There's more reasons than that. One is the government owns the land and local governments get a lot of their revenue from leasing it. No one builds anything meant to outlive the lease. Also, housing/construction is the only industry not dominated by state actors with unfair advantages so it's loaded with ponzi schemers as there are no limits on leverage
    1
  22775. Not even relevant. If Bolivia intervenes they won't discrimination on rival parties.
    1
  22776. This idiot thinks wall street is into that shit. No, those are stupid investments that never make money
    1
  22777. .........don't be silly. By Milei's own statements it did happen, and there's no known dispute between Washington and Milei. Any statements to the contrary will get you doxxed so that you can be sent to a psych ward
    1
  22778. ​ @user-fy7ri8gu8l I think he just spams conspiracies to be annoying
    1
  22779. And the hired thugs. This is Lebanon.
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  22780. Only if you're Chinese
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  22781. They're not involved in the war is why.
    1
  22782. Only if you have no idea what you're talking about
    1
  22783. This is what those grenade launchers are for. Tear gas cannisters to the face
    1
  22784. In all fairness to all involved: Everyone will fight for food if they need it and everyone will spare food if they can. You see a clear pattern where the Germans with access to supplies didn't starve, while the Russians spared what little food they had and stole things the prisoners did not need.
    1
  22785. Who was he supposed to be meeting at the motel?
    1
  22786.  @madeinthegetto  given the dozens of videos that slaughterhouses have posted on YouTube over the years, apparently not
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  22787.  @ArrKayLondon  People know, we just choose not to think of it. And I'd ask you NOT to equate slaughterhouses with outright illegal rackets.
    1
  22788. Lose the TDS
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  22789.  @Cefst  blahblahblah. Not relevant to SA
    1
  22790.  @Cefst  shut up
    1
  22791.  @Cefst  shut up
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  22792.  @MrBredWinna  that's probably just to make Afrikaners easier to rob...
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  22793. Lose the insults. They make designs for low-power chips, which are mostly the ones going into handheld devises
    1
  22794. You hold it to prove how rich you are.
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  22795. Issuing shares AFTER a crash won't net a whole lot of profit.
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  22796. Dude, those guys just sell surplus cows to local Christians and Muslims
    1
  22797. They're usually conning venture capital idiots rather than the consumer or government
    1
  22798. Be serious
    1
  22799. Vhut? Their vaccines are also fake and not all of them had it.
    1
  22800. No one knows if he actually said that. No one knows where the author got that if it's real because said author wouldn't say.
    1
  22801.  @youfube-  you wish
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  22802.  Espurrrxd  started what?
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  22803.  @lowwastehighmelanin  Dude, the USSR was at war with itself during Stalin's time. Can't exactly blame it all on some fool in an office in Moscow. However, you can blame him for the murder of Trotski, his verbally abusive attitude towards his men, and his assholery towards his own wife and daughter.
    1
  22804. What makes you think we want to stop?
    1
  22805. Uh... Mexico has several ongoing cartel wars at any given time. What's your objection?
    1
  22806.  @lovemeow8755  Nah. Only the minority of crimes are gang related, and the minority of gangs are cartel affiliates. There's just a metric ton of gangs. In fact, cartel members largely believe the government is no different than them, they are simply the largest and most well armed gang.
    1
  22807. How?
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  22808.  @editorjohn8803  technicals mean nothing to Covid plays
    1
  22809.  @AngelicRequiemX  since when does stock valuations perfectly reflect reality when Covid is concerned? Moderna is up 1,800% for instance. There's no way the company is worth that much. WSM is making a straightforward value stock play, and like he said if you're afraid of a second surge this is a good hedge against that. You're going to have to give a reason for berating WSM, not a generic "WE HATE THE STOCK."
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  22810. I still can read you remarks in my notifications after you delete them. You deserve to lose money for lying.
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  22811.  @AngelicRequiemX  you deserve to lose your money
    1
  22812.  @AngelicRequiemX  liar
    1
  22813.  @AngelicRequiemX  liar
    1
  22814. Not necessarily. Depends how much you borrow
    1
  22815. Vhut?
    1
  22816.    Depends whether or not it was an honest mistake and whether or not your employer is an idiot.
    1
  22817.  @heavyassaultmode1503  It's the norm in companies where the founder or his son still runs the company. I.E. most of the execs at Dilliards have a personal connection to the founder.
    1
  22818.  @heavyassaultmode1503  who cares
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  22819.  @bloodspartan300  they literally do. When you're a corporation, no one will help you and everyone will take from you.
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  22820.  @bloodspartan300  you are not a corporation, karen
    1
  22821.  @zesky6654  I think he's blaming vague outsiders for Cairo's spending habits
    1
  22822.  @yuglesstube  the man doesn't regret his kids even if your parents regret theirs
    1
  22823.  @yuglesstube  why would I give a rip about the Afrikaner?
    1
  22824. Yeah right. Not even donuts are like that
    1
  22825. Or maybe just Khan
    1
  22826.  @shanepallette  Shut up. You aint that idiot's lawyer.
    1
  22827.  @incremental_failure  Dude, these guys were all godless gamblers who previously followed sports teams but switched to stocks when all the games were canceled. I checked their profiles.
    1
  22828.  @incremental_failure  Equating religious people with a mob of pirates is an easy way to get your house burned to the ground, so I ignored that implication.
    1
  22829. Tediore...
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  22830. Those days are over.
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  22831. Hindus or Muslims or both?
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  22832. He's licensed to given financial advice, yes.
    1
  22833. I own a DJI. They're worth what you pay because they function well but have poor durability and limited range. Also, GPS connection glitches.
    1
  22834. Two of those couldn't possibly commit the alleged crime, fool.
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  22835. Why was he arresting that guy in the first place?
    1
  22836. Don't promote Kalshi, it sounds like a scam like those binary options were. I.E. the platform sets their own profits and hedges with a put on the underlying stock, allowing them to arbitage with every trade, effectively an arbitrary commission on a market they monopolize.
    1
  22837. Lose the political BS.
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  22838. This has nothing to do with the US
    1
  22839.  @edensky5825  put that back up your butt where you got it. We all know here you wouldn't know the difference between Pashtuns and Urdus, much less what the cause and effect of modern politics are.
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  22840. The officer can read minds and know the suspect would attempt to murder him? I find your bad faith arguments annoying.
    1
  22841. He was vegan for personal reasons, not because he liked animals.
    1
  22842. It really depends on the crop. Use the panels with crops that need shade anyway, like carrots.
    1
  22843. Sometimes, yeah. Other times it's plebs driving cars to protests to demand corporations quit making gasoline.
    1
  22844.  @limhan3209  This idiot thinks the CIA is a political party
    1
  22845. Who is they? And that was four distinct orders. Normally in shooting incidents like this there's like ten minutes worth of that nonsense
    1
  22846. "Being a journalist doesn't exempt you from assassination, if you're a son of a b****." -Duterte
    1
  22847. You're being deliberately misleading. Inflation this year is a lot lower than last year, and we may even have deflation this year.
    1
  22848.  @benjaminlehman3221  We've been targeting small net positive inflation for decades.
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  22849.  @benjaminlehman3221  your opinion on the matter is irrelevant
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  22850. Lose the sycophancy and slander, bozo. It's cringy.
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  22851. Because institutions aren't an omnipotent being, but a group of people. Many are naive, others committed lesser sins that do not amount to fraud, others are more concerned with politics than results (most major fraudsters were DEI hires), and many are also fraudsters and don't report crimes except when they have a personal vendetta.
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  22852. Dude, there's not a lot of money in this due to the lack of automation. These guys are making the same as a local supermarket chain
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  22853. Shut up
    1
  22854. More like how low they went and how risky the business is
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  22855. There's no need to get angry. And you could introduce reballancing limits, like only buying/selling when issuing/redeaming units. It doesn't need to perfectly track earnings just as current ETFs don't perfectly track market caps @ZelenoJabko 
    1
  22856. He didn't lie to pump up the price. He's even trying to get paid with more stock
    1
  22857. ​ @daylate liars get scalped
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  22858. @@youarehandsomebutithinkugl5279 skilled by Egyptian standards includes "knife sharpener."
    1
  22859. Who?
    1
  22860. You're right. We should use it to completely replace inefficient solar panels and and windmills. But since we're overproducing power generators as is, that won't happen soon.
    1
  22861.  @Smattyy  Not the most rare illness among people that actually do need to be committed to an asylum. But don't assume for a minute he was actually insane even if he was officially diagnosed
    1
  22862. In China the number is closer to 100% because a lot of fishermen don't know it's illegal
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  22863. If you needed any proof that AJ is run by Qatari plutocrats, here it is.
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  22864. Coffee is in America, these guys are in Europe.
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  22865. That just means the casino owners will make smaller sins on a larger scale. It shouldn't surprise you that even regulated casinos are toxic workplaces with high turnover.
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  22866. @maartenbondt9600  if their parents make a whole vacation of Vegas and leave the kids in the arcade while they gamble, the kids will think gambling is a guilty pleasure like sex.
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  22867. Liar
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  22868. So?
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  22869. View counter is delayed
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  22870. Shut up
    1
  22871. That literally isn't. People use the dollar because they choose to, with countries dollarize often spontaneously. Like in Lebanon where the pound is now worthless and people will only take dollars despite the pound being in circulation.
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  22872.  @Termonia  Yeah, he's wrong. He's regurgitating a bullshit stereotype. Not the first time.
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  22873.  @Maisonier  You don't even know how many dollars we printed this year, do you?
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  22874. He called himself an "anarcho-socialist." The reason being he was a punk gangster that hated all authority, so he called himself an anarchist as a young man. But when he grew up he realized he had to meet other people halfway if he was going to have a career, so he joined a socialist party and rose in the ranks by various legal and illegal means.
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  22875. You don't need a lot of active managers and the fewer of them there are the more profitable it becomes. But since that industry can make men rich quick, it's full of enough amateurs and ponzi schemes that there is no money in it at all.
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  22876. That channel is definitely partisan
    1
  22877. That's how you get likes, unfortunately. People like to fantasize about a lifestyle that doesn't exist
    1
  22878. Like you?
    1
  22879. There was also the factor the Israelis captured literal truckloads of AKs from the Arabs during each war. Many of these went through a meat grinder of tests and got reverse engineered.
    1
  22880.  @altergreenhorn  you say that as if you take pride in the Valmet and didn't realize most of the Galil's design elements were ripped directly from the AK.
    1
  22881. There seems to be two wars. One fought by men with guns and the other by cowards with insults and boycotts. The latter is too busy masterbating to pictures of Ukrainian/Russian girls with guns to actually do anything.
    1
  22882. Who even watches KSI's garbage?
    1
  22883. They aren't defunct yet
    1
  22884. Traitors to who?
    1
  22885. Case in point how politics ruined families rather than the other way around...
    1
  22886. Physically impossible.
    1
  22887. I say we ban it.
    1
  22888. Shut up
    1
  22889. The Roman Republic/Empire was, in a way, ruled by corporations. Note they didn't distinguish between the exec and the corporation, and the richest Patrician families often held several unpaid public offices and provided public works out of their own pocket. When Rome burned and Pompeii buried, the emperor rebuilt much of it out of his own pocket. You can imagine the weird incentives this created, like one oligarch who created a fire brigade but allegedly forced homeowners to sell their land for peanuts while it was on fire.
    1
  22890. Dude, we're just the only guys that plasters every officer involved shooting all over the internet
    1
  22891. Discounts to NAV are expected for risky/complicated/illiquid funds
    1
  22892. Take your medicine, Karen
    1
  22893. That's literally every army ever
    1
  22894. I question his intelligence.
    1
  22895. So? They're not in the same place we are
    1
  22896. username isn't accurate
    1
  22897. Those are yearly. internal auditor caught it within months
    1
  22898. It's just a scheme to extort oil drillers
    1
  22899. Shut up
    1
  22900.  @michael2275  shut up
    1
  22901. They were targeted a long time ago. It just took this long for convictions to happen
    1
  22902. Not if you know anything.
    1
  22903. "A slaughter to remember!' -Fl4k
    1
  22904. Shut up
    1
  22905. Shut up. Get drafted
    1
  22906. Sounds unknowable
    1
  22907. I means you have defaulted on debt and your debt value exceeds your net worth.
    1
  22908.  @derekcraig3617  This idiot doesn't distinguish betwee industry and experimentation. Even if it were possible it would take a century to replace all the blast furnaces.
    1
  22909.  @robertburton432  That rules out your portfolio
    1
  22910. Just ignore it. Sell at a profit if you got some and invest in something else. @kidd32888 
    1
  22911. Uh... The suspect was trying to murder them. And the reason they pulled him over was because the suspect matched the description of a man wanted for attempted murder. Are you spouting out ridicule without bothering to see if it makes sense?
    1
  22912. They do. You need to understand creative accounting.
    1
  22913.  @todoldtrafford  you think these guys care? They'd whine about rich people no matter what, because they're jealous
    1
  22914. We don't want to
    1
  22915. But this was someone with a BA in biology that somehow got a job at an investment bank but failed anyway. The truth is she was a nepo baby start to finish
    1
  22916. It's loan sharks, it's against Sharia law, and it's tax evasion.
    1
  22917. WE ALL KNOW WHAT ASBESTOS IS!
    1
  22918.  @janehrahan5116  don't you have a court date to ignore? There's no combination of facts that renders everything I said wrong.
    1
  22919. Probably left the4m in the trunk in the rush
    1
  22920. Shut up
    1
  22921.  @felixndayisdebologne9725  Dude, the OP is just bullshitting about his European rival
    1
  22922. Don't give such harsh opinions when you don't know basic facts about British Commonwealths.
    1
  22923.  @placesandspaces3489  That makes you both a liar, and racist, and uneducated. So shut up and get drafted.
    1
  22924.  @placesandspaces3489  shut up
    1
  22925.  @placesandspaces3489  shut up
    1
  22926. Lying isn't necessary in this instance
    1
  22927. That ain't much unless you own YouTube.
    1
  22928.    That won't make a difference
    1
  22929.    you are neither
    1
  22930.    more like enforcers like me help draft your lazy butt into the marines. Now shut up, coward.
    1
  22931. Liars get scalped
    1
  22932. That get posted here.
    1
  22933. What?
    1
  22934. A lot of people WANT fraud to go unnoticed. It's like the Olympics, we want to entertain power fantasies about what is possible, also fraud is the only way to change demographic trends in academia
    1
  22935. That's silly. The Inuits are white and the Americans were born here.
    1
  22936. That requires large cash reserves, and Turkey lost all theirs because the oligarchs stole it.
    1
  22937. Wait, was he bullish on that stock or was he involved in the scam?
    1
  22938.  @id10t98  was Icahn scammed by Herbalife or did he know something he won't say?
    1
  22939. Vhut? That's silly, the US along spends hundreds of billions on internal charity and a roughly equal amount goes abroad (depending how you count).
    1
  22940.  @mchrysogelos7623  Don't you have a math test to fail?
    1
  22941.  @trottfoxx4467  Liars burn in hell
    1
  22942.  @IRMFC8044  Jews own Europe? That's more than silly.
    1
  22943. Does Mr Biden have mind control?
    1
  22944. Lose the condescension for long enough to see how there are all these women around and starving babies everywhere. Life saving care is literally 3 feet away, but no one cares to give it.
    1
  22945.  @CantHandleThisCanYa  Dude, this is normal people's reaction to abandoned starving babies: https://youtu.be/twWoM7BPu5g This is these idiot's reaction to a starving baby: 0:33 Note all those grown women fully capable of nursing these babies complicitly watching them cry for dear life. Note later all the men have a healthy layer of fat on their faces while their own children go hungry. And they're all demanding hand outs and manipulating the press' heart strings.
    1
  22946. Shut up
    1
  22947. He was knowingly laundering money, dude.
    1
  22948. Weird editorialization. Gun ownership was never a subject matter as Kyle didn't own that gun and he didn't shoot them simply because they were leftist protestors. It's almost as if the BBC didn't actually research this case and is instead making partisan Tweets sound like news.
    1
  22949. Actually, the soldiers usually hired prisoners for that job.
    1
  22950. Don't count on it
    1
  22951. No they weren't. Most finance guys consider it a dirty trick.
    1
  22952. This snake likes to eat babies......
    1
  22953. Liar
    1
  22954. ​ @rusm5710 robbing rich people
    1
  22955. But this is also just how capitalism works in Communist China.
    1
  22956.  @m.preacher2829  worse than making policy overnight, government policies often change that retroactively punish people for acts that were legal when they committed them.
    1
  22957. Altercation before that though. Not sure who started the fight.
    1
  22958. A better question is why you whining on the internet with money in your pocket to fix just that?
    1
  22959.  @martinc.720  Of course it does, Greedo. Quit whining about the charity of others.
    1
  22960.  @martinc.720  Shut up. Get drafted
    1
  22961. I was hired for a ghost job. Long story short, they had to hire someone for the position because they were short staffed and the county told them to, but the workers didn't want to hire anyone because they were all in deep debt and desperately needed the overtime (they all spent their cheques within days of receiving them). They would hire people then deliberately drive them away by various means.
    1
  22962. @ahmetozkan438  dude, it took months to get a message across the empire. You find it incredulous that cliques could quietly enforce their own rules? That's actually what happened in Saddam's Iraq too, as conspiracies between officials to do this or that was the norm. In the Ottoman's case, the Sultan once issued an order to clear up the east of pirates who were eating into tax revenues. The army commanders were receiving bribes from some of the extortionists, so they lied and said the Sultan said to hunt Armenian pirates. The junior officers wanted loot so they lied and said the Sultan ordered the Armenians who are all pirates to be hunted. Individual soldiers wanted to hide their crimes so they lied and said the Sultan ordered the Armenians to be killed. Welcome to the Ottoman Empire.
    1
  22963.  @ggoddkkiller1342  you wouldn't even know what Vilayet Jerusalem was in at the time.
    1
  22964.  @KevinLyda  I could give you a list of regulations that could be removed with zero real world impact, a lot of these rules we have paperwork for but no one follows anyway
    1
  22965.  @zombievac  That's not what I said. I said those are very sus reasons for wanting rules removed.
    1
  22966.  @SusCalvin  Every year, everyone ignores that rule and no one cares. And no, I'm talking about rules that do nothing except make the appearance of doing something
    1
  22967. @SusCalvin  no one said all regs were useless. Obviously companies making explosives have a lot of rules so that their workers don't accidentally kill themselves. But just as often there's a rule but no one knows why it exists. I was once turned away from donating blood because I didn't live in the county the hospital was in
    1
  22968. We seriously have time for this?
    1
  22969. That's the real reason Minecraft is so big. You only need one sandbox game.
    1
  22970. In Turkey, "illegal" is an insult, not an allegation.
    1
  22971. That's more a product of predators trying to pretend they're above the law.
    1
  22972. Shut up
    1
  22973. Was he really a nance or are you trying to call TIK homophobic? BTW, he's British left moderate (I think).
    1
  22974.  @trystdodge6177  your assumption involves assuming a gay man existed in Britain before 1950. That is a very dubious assertion.
    1
  22975.  @h-h1859  don't project your worldview onto others
    1
  22976. Having worn gas mask before I insist marching in them should be considered cruel and unusual punishment.
    1
  22977. I think this is strong evidence to say humans are predisposed to like cats.
    1
  22978. ​ @grimaffiliations3671 is that a fake guru scammer you're affiliated with?
    1
  22979. You don't know a thing about military affairs, so shut up and get drafted. My old friends at Benning could teach you something.
    1
  22980.  @TheRealBlueValhalla  the Sakhlers ran a drug making company you pedandic fool
    1
  22981. That's stupid. China has tens of thousands of "chip startups" and over the past few years all of them turned out to be scams. Even the Big Fund, which was the only group with enough money to buy a lithography machine. Similar fraud is in all Chinese startups. About a half dozen fake cloning incidents have occurred and their "landmark tech" like high speed rails were invented elsewhere
    1
  22982. Is that a sick joke or do you have a death wish?
    1
  22983.  @hornprof46  Googling... Oddly enough you're right. That should tell you the kind of fat margins hyped up technology firms get to work with. But to be fair all that money is spent on trying to get the glitchy tech to actually work and Tesla still struggles to stay profitable.
    1
  22984.  @hornprof46  Quit proving the point
    1
  22985.  @davidc2838  what does that have to do with what I said?
    1
  22986.  @davidc2838  how much have you lost on Tesla calls so far?
    1
  22987. Don't you have a parole hearing or something?
    1
  22988.  @timeless3336  you assumes he assumes that?
    1
  22989.  @jrami223  it is widely believed in Salvador that a truce was reached with gang leaders in prison, but also rumors circulate that Bukele is accused of violating the terms. This is all hearsay and no one can say much for certain.
    1
  22990.  @jrami223  there's more than one gang in El Salvador, and even MS-13 is an umbrella group for many gangs and has no actual leader
    1
  22991. Irrelevant
    1
  22992.  @greyfells2829  land is expensive regardless of era. Industrialization and automation brought down the cost of consumer goods and services but not real estate
    1
  22993. Possibly. The DoD is notoriously slow and indecisive
    1
  22994. Europeans like to brag about how their different from Americans then proceed to copy them even when it makes no sense.
    1
  22995. Renting offices to other government departments or renting to houses to bureacrats? Vital distinction.
    1
  22996. The word play is strong with this one
    1
  22997. Cash isn't necessary better as there are at least some licensed money printers lining their pockets. Plus bad economic data means the currency varies wildly in value.
    1
  22998.  @CoconutMigrating  Yes, but also I'm sure Stockton knew he actually needed to access industry experts for some things rather than reinvent all of this himself.
    1
  22999. Who said he was innocent?
    1
  23000.  @harveyking5038  says who? All things happen for a reason... Even if it's a really stupid reason.
    1
  23001. Shut up
    1
  23002.  @TheMinimumPC  if you don't know jack about history or economics why throw around allegations?
    1
  23003.  @chillinchum  I bet my life you have no idea what caused any economic crash in any region of any period of history.
    1
  23004. It literally isn't
    1
  23005. Shkreli was much more smug and much less professional
    1
  23006. "I am coming for you!" Gary Gensler to Cryptobanks, prolly.
    1
  23007. Those Turkish drones are actually pretty standard. They simply jerry rigged a bunch of off the shelf parts together to get around US sanctions (Turkey's domestic aerospace industry consists of handfuls of foreign educated Turks).
    1
  23008. HOAs have no real power. Residents just straight up ignore them. And who are the "regressive power companies? The guys that own century old power plants that still work? The plant in my hometown is like that because it would actually cost more to just the equipment in to scrap it that it's worth, so we still run it.
    1
  23009. Someone's stonks are in the red....
    1
  23010. More often they're used to fraudulently equate their internal political rivals with external military rivals. For instance, baseless allegations that Mr. Trump and Mr. Biden committed treason and voter frauds by working with foreign nationals to get elected. Yeah, I said it!
    1
  23011. Lose the clickbait
    1
  23012. Shut up
    1
  23013. No amount of bailouts will make them profitable.
    1
  23014. National affiliation. Ukraine flag is yellow and blue.
    1
  23015. They're also working on the assumption that Chinese corporations and government are not faking the numbers.
    1
  23016. Dear Afghan degenerates: This is what happens when you bite the hand that feeds you. Have fun in your regression back to medieval times.
    1
  23017. Shut up
    1
  23018. Watch the video
    1
  23019. Only you
    1
  23020.  @idklolz5418  don't confuse the man himself with the party. It's frankly unclear who is acting under orders and wjo isn't
    1
  23021.  @eddyededwin  I said them, plural. As in the rest of China's cutthroat politicians/businessmen. Political policies change with each man over time, the fact the place is loaded with two-faced gangbangers does not.
    1
  23022.  @eddyededwin  Most people aren't as dirty as you
    1
  23023. There are real historic reasons for that because Rolex wasn't originally a luxury brand but a precision brand because they were the most durable, most accurate, and most reliable analogue watch and was widely worn by people that American men envy: Mountain clinbers, astronauts, and army officers.
    1
  23024. Mexico uses uniformed personnel for weird stuff to hide the real costs from voters/taxpayers
    1
  23025. And your wife/cousin you bought from her parents.
    1
  23026. Chinese trucks last only a year? I'm surprised, but know I shouldn't be.
    1
  23027.  @ktktktktktktkt  Some people would do that, but some people are poor because they spend money stupidly
    1
  23028. Shut up
    1
  23029. Shut up you don't know what you're talking about
    1
  23030. The absurd part is why use tanks against that position at all when the Allies have air superiority
    1
  23031. ​ @DistrustHumanz  you suck at rhetoric. No one here is accusing anyone else of adultery or murder and such
    1
  23032. That isn't the case here
    1
  23033. Dude, the reason they're sought after is because when men go full peacock they like high-functioning stuff.
    1
  23034. You can actually get fined for making stuff up like that. It's called contempt of court
    1
  23035. That's hindsight
    1
  23036. Your funeral
    1
  23037. The menu on Chinese branches is very different from the ones in America
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  23038. China's bad but not that bad. In Afghanistan you must contend with 95% of the population being addicted to opium. The few schools that exist are largely fraudulent. And businesses are all either foreign owned, state owned, or not profitable.
    1
  23039. still isn't
    1
  23040. Concrete factories in the civilized produce better product for cheaper while paying more by the hour what these guys make in a day. That is the difference between developed world and turd world.
    1
  23041. Robinhood isn't a scam. They're a third rate brokerage, but they're actually regulated by the SEC unlike Celsius.
    1
  23042. Shut up, vice
    1
  23043. Do you say that any and every time they introduce a new rule?
    1
  23044.  @yourredcomrade717  I doubt a judge will sign a no-knock warrant for some idiot buying illegal mods just to feel bad*** about himself.
    1
  23045. Poor countries are like that for a reason. They're too busy robbing each other to make stuff
    1
  23046. ​@daniel_960_ yes, which is particularly extreme in India since most corporate conglomerates are fake.
    1
  23047.  @benjamindover4337  not really. Capitalism in Communist China is weird. There are party members in executive positions in private, there are publicly traded state owned enterprises, the state will buy large amounts of shares in many businesses, they have the world's largest sovereign wealth fund that invests state money in private business, there are often several state ventures doing the same thing to produce private-enterprise style competition, and state owned enterprises can quietly ignore bans on monopolies.
    1
  23048.  @benjamindover4337  how wut turn out?
    1
  23049.  @benjamindover4337  I'm from Kansas, fool
    1
  23050. That's silly. All these landlords will sell if you offer them enough money and there are millions of people who would buy their homes from their landlords.
    1
  23051. The border is closed. Bedouins have been going to and fro on the open desert this whole time.
    1
  23052. The real bad news is Evergande's case is fairly typical. There's real estate bankruptcies every day of the week in China.
    1
  23053. Who said they're any different from the rest of El Salvador?
    1
  23054.  @alvinb.52  That's the most arrogant thing I heard all day. Get drafted
    1
  23055. Not in this case. These guys don't have have the equipment or expertise to use the blueprints they bought from ARM. They've put together phones from scrap parts just so they can say have "made in China" phones
    1
  23056. Ha! You know who really owns the money you make, don't you? :)
    1
  23057. Toyota's CEO said they were getting rid of "excess quality" then had to deal with recalls. They're still the most reliable cars, though
    1
  23058. They were a minor player in that war as they mostly just defended their own turf.
    1
  23059.  @surojeetvedantic6047  is it yours?
    1
  23060.  @surojeetvedantic6047  Liars burn in hell. Now don't you have a prostitute to solicit?
    1
  23061. No one follows this channel for politics even if they agree with you
    1
  23062. Since stablecoins add no value to anything they're all effectively worthless.
    1
  23063. Ontario, not the whole of Canada.
    1
  23064. ​@Septimus_ii It was voter induced in Ontario. Id10ts want to regulate landlords out of business and they want nature reserves they can visit every weekend.
    1
  23065. @elvisng8225  meanwhile in the less well-known parts of north America yearly income to house cost ratio is more like 2
    1
  23066. That is a part of it. Cheap loans and lack of real things to invest in were also factors
    1
  23067. You made Dachau replicas just to be edgy or something?
    1
  23068. Who's that? Another diversity hire?
    1
  23069. Found the Karen
    1
  23070. Ethnicity is irrelevant. Lithuania is on Russia's literal enemy list on account they're an EU member jumping in on sanctions and jumping on NATO donations to the Ukrainian war effort. They've not been friendly ever since the USSR broke up.
    1
  23071. Hi everyone! See you in 6 years when this gets recommended again for no reason.
    1
  23072. Who said the next set of fools will be any different from the last guys?
    1
  23073. That assumes it becomes remotely standard issue
    1
  23074.  @weiyang88  True, but envy is the motive since most party members don't give a rip about Communism
    1
  23075. That's illegal
    1
  23076. Oxydizing carbohydrates probably create the same waste product I'll bet
    1
  23077. Which former leaders?
    1
  23078. Lose the back seat copping.
    1
  23079. Maybe. Or just savvy journalism. They spoke to people who knew these guy's voices personally, remember?
    1
  23080. You have no idea what you're talking about. Russia defaulted with the rise of Communist because screw capitalism and they defaulted after the fall of Communism because perestroika. No one in Russia denies this
    1
  23081. The US ousted the Shah's enemies, they didn't sponsor any Islamist. Especially when said Islamists were also sponsoring terrorism against Israel at the time.
    1
  23082.  @chiquita683  No one said other banks didn't pay fines, I said it wasn't routine overhead. The number of bankers getting arrested is also a good metric.
    1
  23083. Shut up
    1
  23084.  @GrimboBagworth  for idiot investment banks, yes. For everyone else, no.
    1
  23085. Like you'd know
    1
  23086. Piracy isn't
    1
  23087. Lose the sycophancy
    1
  23088. ​@thatonebeone keep your masturbation fantasies to yourself
    1
  23089. Liar
    1
  23090. You wouldn't say that if he lost the war
    1
  23091. They don't want independence, they want superiority.
    1
  23092. Screw that game and everything it stands for
    1
  23093. You're a terrible liar, you know that?
    1
  23094.  @MilesBellas  I'm not trying to insult you. Never try and fool a polygraph because your trash talk is so absurd not even a child would believe it. Now shut up and get drafted.
    1
  23095.  @MilesBellas  being a good liar like I am is not a good thing. So shut up.
    1
  23096.  @MilesBellas  shut up
    1
  23097. The only thief was Greensill
    1
  23098. Dude, large farms exist in Japan. The beef in the video is a luxury good. And there are videos posted by big farmers in the US. They whimsically name them, but automate the process as much as possible with robots (they even have collars that monitor health), allowing for maximum efficiency. This is how each farmer feeds hundreds of people.
    1
  23099. I wish that were true. Now shut up
    1
  23100. Lose the bullshit
    1
  23101. Are you a robot?
    1
  23102. There's nothing religious about holy war
    1
  23103.  @SuperYinox  you accuse him specifically but you don't even know who he is or where he's from.
    1
  23104. The oxymoron is strong with this one.
    1
  23105. Found the slacker
    1
  23106. Why can't we spell foreign words like they're pronounced?
    1
  23107. ​@Global-yt ontario is not Canada and that's a different issue
    1
  23108. Most space junk is intentionally deorbited or pub in a useless orbit where nothing is. But a big ol' ground laser should do the trick wuth space junk.
    1
  23109. Delete this please.
    1
  23110. Shut up. Get drafted
    1
  23111.  @joselopez-he1mc  the Communist party is unlikely to survive such a crash
    1
  23112.  @icetrip2417  Why you so defensive about some random shithole?
    1
  23113. And that's why you're not President.
    1
  23114. That's not how any of this works
    1
  23115. Liar
    1
  23116. If you watched the video you'd know there's nothing basic about these
    1
  23117. Correction: The Epoch Times has Falong Gong people working for them, the paper itself is American. Yes, it is as partisan a f***.
    1
  23118. What are you even talking about? There's nothing male about any kind of logic
    1
  23119. It happens to everyone eventually. But he did all that was needed.
    1
  23120. It originally just was a railroad that proved infeasible, now it's a catchall for their world domination efforts.
    1
  23121. Found the drug dealer
    1
  23122.  @doggodoggo3000  shut up and finish your burger, fellow omnivore.
    1
  23123. That's one way to reveal you live in the American plains with that intro.....
    1
  23124. Shut up
    1
  23125. Yes, but a lot of these idiots are also stealing from the city, while others have to deliver it by truck. The basic fact is they lack the competency to do even the most basic problem-solving. Namely installing steel pipes and pumping stations to get water in from further inland.
    1
  23126. Most of America does
    1
  23127. Guys, the drone uses off the shelf components. That's how a stare with few qualied engineers managed to start shucking them out quickly. And given each one is a misnatch of parts we really have no idea how well they work.
    1
  23128. Sabine is definitely not right-wing by American standards. She's German and right-wing there is different, and she's definitely got a streak of the feminist in her as she explicitly lied that she was pushed out of university because it was male dominated. She will not say the real reason she was pushed out.
    1
  23129. We all love cows! After they've been dismembered, of course.
    1
  23130.  parvati goswami  they also taste good.
    1
  23131.  @Ammeo  wut? Is that a joke?
    1
  23132. Varied from city to city and month to month
    1
  23133. No one cares
    1
  23134. Allegedly the rent thing is just a negotiation antic and the two things are not incompatible
    1
  23135.  @saskhiker3935  yeah, meaning Twitter employees can get locked out of the building at any time
    1
  23136. I can't see if he's weighing body armor, but either way he kept up with the other guy.
    1
  23137.  @djp1234  uh, my last comment disappeared. Did you flag it or did the magic algorithm think something weird if I asked if you were suicidal?
    1
  23138.  @djp1234  come on. We all know you'd say that regardless if it were true
    1
  23139.  @ianbuick8946  if you really think that why don't you take it on yourself to support your retired grandparents?
    1
  23140.  @djp1234  ok doomer
    1
  23141. Only when Arabs are involved
    1
  23142. Lose the political BS
    1
  23143. It works ok, even if it isn't your niche.
    1
  23144.  @tomlxyz  people thought they were at one point. Just like a lot of people think investing in select disruptive techs is a no-risk bet these days.
    1
  23145. It's got a long way to go before it's priced fairly even if it is a legit company
    1
  23146. You complain if they panicked too
    1
  23147.  @D.D.D.L.  I bet my life upon it.
    1
  23148.  @D.D.D.L.  shut up, hypocrite
    1
  23149.  @FloodExterminator  maybe they killed a man nearby who was wielding a rocket. But in any case, they didn't waste ammo for laughs, the tankers definitely thought there were enemies inside. It's as simple as that.
    1
  23150.  @mastermati773  lose the rhetoric. If you're Ukrainian, you're more likely than not fair game. This isn't like Syria where armed idiots and auxiliaries cried fowl whenever they were losing.
    1
  23151. @ToastyMayo when I see one I'll let you know.
    1
  23152.  @jackhawthorn4799  wut?
    1
  23153. Crash? This only effects about two dozen out of 4200 banks
    1
  23154.  @Dear_Mr._Isaiah_Deringer  That's what Ponzi did
    1
  23155. You don't live in Egypt, because if you did you'd know that over a decade ago there was mass looting and arson of Churches and indiscriminate beatings of Christians
    1
  23156. African cities are toxic wastelands.
    1
  23157. Bravery knows no experience level
    1
  23158. Do you have a death wish?
    1
  23159. @gbmoney8746  how much did you lose?
    1
  23160. @gbmoney8746  how much did you lose?
    1
  23161. All of Gaza is involved. Get over it
    1
  23162. Sinwar only commands the largest brigade. There are at least three surviving brigades as three are believed totally destroyed, not including PIJ, PLO, and independent companies and gangs.
    1
  23163. No one cares
    1
  23164.  @erikkling4791  shut up
    1
  23165.  @erikkling4791  shut up
    1
  23166. No one cares
    1
  23167. I can't find what g-load will break a CPU, so I guess that's why you have this experiment.
    1
  23168. The wages of sin
    1
  23169. How to out yourself as a liar: Call someone a pedo, then accuse him of a different sex crime.
    1
  23170. Politicians? Most of the power issues aren't connected to them.
    1
  23171. Found the drug dealer
    1
  23172. Him being white is why he offed two cops?
    1
  23173. Decentralized finance is a decentralized ponzi scheme.
    1
  23174. No, we'd rather draft you
    1
  23175. @Luke First  you're 14 aren't you?
    1
  23176. Pilots aren't engies. Even if they were briefed years ago, thry might not have understood it
    1
  23177. It always was just a fantasy. The guy who promised peace and rainbows was literally a Communist terrorist.
    1
  23178. Sounds like the FTC chair is another diversity hire doomed to be fired for incompetence and/or fraud.
    1
  23179. BTW, about the return of collectible art, since they are a luxury item their value would be highly correlated to the greed index. When times are good and/or people are greedy, the value goes up. While when times are bad and people are afraid, you are unlikely to find any buyer at all, hiding the short term losses.
    1
  23180. Oddly enough
    1
  23181. It's war. Shit happened. Also, these were hastily assembled forces. They weren't necessarily friends.
    1
  23182. Israel is an ally and this wasn't current tech. The Israelis largely aren't even aware of the Trade War.
    1
  23183. The goons in questions aren't investing
    1
  23184. For the same reason I only wear a seat belt half the time.
    1
  23185. Bug off
    1
  23186. Who's pathetic?
    1
  23187. Does that somehow make the crime worse?
    1
  23188. Except he got busted.
    1
  23189. All I can think of is how you mother is going to spank you for being annoying.
    1
  23190. Nutritional science was always bullshit. All the medieval recommendations contradict each other too
    1
  23191. Shut up
    1
  23192. You say that but you're the main breadwinner by choice anyway
    1
  23193. Do you have a deathwish?
    1
  23194. Dude, market volumes change month to month. THe idiot buyers are paying more for less because they all think they can beat the other guy to the punch. The winners are the sellers, and next spring there will be some new get rich quick scheme.
    1
  23195. How much did you lose?
    1
  23196.  @cervelo9465  you think so, that doesn't mean a regulator will.
    1
  23197.  @cervelo9465  China's central bank complained a while back that skewed GDP data made their job difficult. If they printed bills based on the increasingly exaggerated GDP growth reports, that would devalue the currency.
    1
  23198. He went to prison.
    1
  23199. Helicopters are usually downed when near the surface. As in either on the ground, or when making pickups, dropoffs, and attacks.
    1
  23200.  @everettkaisen6743  then why don't you practice what you preach and correct that alleged problem? Shut your trap, hypocrite.
    1
  23201. Was he a chill dude?
    1
  23202. That's silly. There's no such thing as slightly lethal force
    1
  23203. 6300. She misspoke.
    1
  23204. It always had bad areas. There was a time when LA was the most violent city in America
    1
  23205. Go away
    1
  23206. Go away
    1
  23207. Pure speculation.
    1
  23208.  @TheThreatenedSwan  come on. We all know you'd say that even if you didn't know what it was
    1
  23209.  @benchoflemons398  Apple was by far the biggest in Ireland. There are other tax havens
    1
  23210.  @TheThreatenedSwan  no one asked you
    1
  23211.  @Art-is-craft  That's silly. Ireland benefits from the giant corporations moving offices into their borders. The lower you put taxes/regs, the more companies move in. You'd have to do a bit of math to figure out if this is profitable.
    1
  23212.  @Art-is-craft  that's the whole point of the video that Ireland's GDP numbers are bunk
    1
  23213. @Art-is-craft  Here's an easy way to figure: Rural versus urban. In urban areas cost of living is high as are wages, same goes for small decentralized cities versus big packed cities. Given Ireland's proximity to London, a guestimate of GDP based on adjusted English data will likely be more accurate than a metric tainted by tax avoidance.
    1
  23214. He also lied about the Fed, stating the official numbers were fraudulent with no means of even showing how he knows that. It's a scam.
    1
  23215. Yeah, it all went kaboom.
    1
  23216. Pretty average for a hedgie, though
    1
  23217. Shut up conspiritard
    1
  23218. Shut up
    1
  23219. General rule: Making anything fly safely adds another zero to the price.
    1
  23220. What makes you think there are any?
    1
  23221. @Stumpy-mv2iq  shut up
    1
  23222. That was probably an accident. Stuff breaks
    1
  23223. Shut up
    1
  23224. Not guaranteed, simply likely.
    1
  23225. The air pump was one better than that
    1
  23226. Yes, the video Dives right into the meaty bits....
    1
  23227.  @franksavage8031  liars get scalped
    1
  23228. @HumbleShallot  inside your chest cavity once your gf tires of you? I mean literally, people complain no matter what the fine is
    1
  23229. Googling... I can't find the max g-load for a CPU anywhere, so I suppose that's why you need the experiments from the video. And I assume the counterweight will be proportionately sized for the job.
    1
  23230. Egotistical. My grandmother was like that when she was alive, and was quite oblivious how half the town was politely telling her to bug off.
    1
  23231. You weren't murdering your neighbors for them, though
    1
  23232.  @arenam79  Lying about your drug dealers does nothing for no one, scrub. In fact, I'm sure your current friends would find that remark super condescending.
    1
  23233.  @WokeBish  who?
    1
  23234. Algorithms might detect the word and age restrict the video.
    1
  23235. Hey look. I found PoliceActivity's next guest star
    1
  23236. I don't know if his new business model will work, but regardless that cesspool is bad enough that it needs to either to start over again or go the way of the MySpace.
    1
  23237. Freedom of speach is a scam in India. Defamation is a felony and you don't even have to prove the statement was false to get a conviction (you can buy verdicts). Websites and internet access are arbitrarily shut down by regulators
    1
  23238. This creates some weird incentives.
    1
  23239. That's silly. You have any idea what normal is in this world?
    1
  23240. Do you have a death wish?
    1
  23241. And then those guys lost money and went dark.
    1
  23242. Many people's retirement plan are children that love them.
    1
  23243. Goodness, there really is no pleasing you, is there?
    1
  23244. @lordluke10  liar. The truth is unknowable at the moment
    1
  23245. Yes, he is.
    1
  23246. Duh
    1
  23247. This was in the works long before the war
    1
  23248. It's not a bad pick for a Federal holiday, we just have too many Federal holidays already.
    1
  23249. Shut up
    1
  23250. How much did you lose?
    1
  23251. Also, the data is often unavailable for eastern europe
    1
  23252. Ruined lifes? Dude, this idiot was ripping off pennys from tens of thousands of people at a time. That's how stock fraud works in the end
    1
  23253.  @1940limited  When I was a bus driver I had a stop sign like that with a hill blocking view. All I could do when I turned was floor the gas and hope anyone who came over the hill at the wrong moment was paying attention. But according to what you say, that driver is totally fired.
    1
  23254. Dude, gas is just one of many commodities. It's the most volatile commodity and the hodgies will murder each other over it. But there's a bunch of other essentials in life.
    1
  23255. Dude, it went from polite conversation to gunfight in two seconds without a word
    1
  23256. Ponzi schemes always have convoluted payoffs in order to not look like ponzi schemes.
    1
  23257. @bigyin2586  shut up
    1
  23258. @EnriqueAThieleSolivan  this id10t thinks poor people buy new cars, not used. Also, federal interest rates are a major factor because a lot of people borrowed a lot at near zero interest and now cannot/willnot borrow more at medium interest. I paid cash for a used z125.
    1
  23259. @tarawibowo  the EVs are a ponzi scheme
    1
  23260. @MaticTheProto  making moving parts last a million miles is a near impossible challenge
    1
  23261. @madamkirk  higher interest rates means less borrowing
    1
  23262. Who?
    1
  23263.  @yetao5801  do you have a death wish?
    1
  23264. I'm sure Radium is more dangerous
    1
  23265. To add: US debt was artificially cheap for a time because China used T-bills as a foreign currency reserve and targeted an inflation rate above the US in order to encourage exports. In other words, China was lending to the US with printed money.
    1
  23266. No one subscribes to hear you harass men who are richer than you.
    1
  23267. You suck at libel, gong fei
    1
  23268. It looks like it broke the front axel by hitting near a tire.
    1
  23269.  @ishootfaces722  you saying videogames ignore realism to make cooler booms? SCANDALOUS!
    1
  23270.  @jackryan716  dude, that's called a checking account
    1
  23271.  @chad2831  vhat?
    1
  23272. You know there's a problem when the average Chinese corporation has a worse credit rating than the average western college student.
    1
  23273. What's this have to do with Prishtina?
    1
  23274.  @araweelo311  well, yeah. But Africa frankly doesn't have many historians or archeologists. That's why most of the discoveries have foreign owners.
    1
  23275.  @oneone8318  come on, bro. Quit bullshittin
    1
  23276. In the description it sounds like they stopped a random guy because they were bored, and he flashed a weapon and ran off because he doesn't like authority
    1
  23277.  @kennedysgarage1941  shut up
    1
  23278. No, the budget is both larger and smaller than reported total. First off, a lot of the money is simply stolen by embezzlement, counterfeiters, bribery, and theft of military hardware. But also, the defense budget doesn't include the national police and militias that the armed forces also use. And PPP only works for grunt wages, not arms buying
    1
  23279. With a lot of people/firms no one forecloses because the banks that own the loans are defunct too.
    1
  23280. Irrelevant.
    1
  23281. Wait, did you just say we should REMOVE all the existing entry requirements for being a cop?
    1
  23282. Is that a sick joke or do you need shock therapy?
    1
  23283. Vhut?
    1
  23284. You gloating?
    1
  23285. You mind lending me that crystal ball when you're done with it?
    1
  23286. There's not that many homeless people. Although some fools simply change the definition of homeless until a statistically significant figure emerges. For instance, my state defined homeless as having no mailing address, but most of the people that meet that definition live in an RV or rent a single room from a friend.
    1
  23287.  @olearysbf6580  I know without looking it is not as bad as you want me to believe.
    1
  23288. The world doesn't consist of degenerate gangbangers.
    1
  23289.  @skywatchers9675  you should talk
    1
  23290. Idiots fight fair. Cowards standoff and the distance and hurl insults on YouTube whilst not even being willing to defend his own family.
    1
  23291. That's not how science works
    1
  23292. Dude, this idiot was just suicidal.
    1
  23293. The point of a videogame is that it's cheap and easy, bring a lot of value to the consumer relative to price. Getting teenagers to pay 100 bucks for something they'd play under 100 hours just would not happen
    1
  23294. Africa in a nutshell.
    1
  23295.  @lazypercussionist  it's a joke
    1
  23296. They all pass safety standards (aside from being tobacco of course). Can they really be that bad?
    1
  23297. No one with nukes would use chemical weapons. They just suck as weapons and if you have a nuke......
    1
  23298. Close, but not really. The exchange cancels trades, not the government, and they only do so for accidents (I.E. Fat finger mistakes). There are "circuit breakers" in place to halt trading if the price moves enough but this doesn't help when scammers buy up every share in existence.
    1
  23299. Hmm, maybe because when they do work, no one gets shot and ergo there's no video on YouTube.
    1
  23300. Car windows/tires aren't cheap
    1
  23301. There were Indians on both sides, but some Indians fought both north and south and some stayed out of it
    1
  23302. He looks like a smoker
    1
  23303. These guys don't seem to be realizing the bubble already burst with mass layoffs in many green energy industries
    1
  23304. These guys don't a thing about Russia other than they're America's enemy number one at the moment,
    1
  23305. I have no idea who you're talking about, but most of the wealth on the internet is fake. Either they're making money by videos showing off money they don't have, or they really did make that much money in a one-off incident of internet fame that is impossible to repeat. Also, the people paying the ridiculous sums are usually ponzi schemers
    1
  23306. They manhandled him them checked for a pulse. So?
    1
  23307. @user-sh3cf7kd6e  not that we know of, but the have the same enemies and people from that area was involved in the same rackets
    1
  23308. Yours?
    1
  23309. Very funny
    1
  23310. What if YOU'RE doing it too?
    1
  23311. ​ @moosesandmeese969 get real. You're better off renting a house, and someone has got to supply one
    1
  23312. Raw meat isn't caucasian unless you count the stuff the Russians picked up from the Siberians.
    1
  23313. Hedge funds are far from an essential industry
    1
  23314. ​ @davidlorang7697 doesn't effect you
    1
  23315. The semi-literate daughter of a gangster
    1
  23316. They don't want the complete story. They want the audience to assume it's terrorism even though they know that is more than likely not so
    1
  23317.  @helenpauls1496  it wouldn't surprise me if no one besides local news can be bothered to publish the conclusion to this
    1
  23318. There's only thousands of historic sites in the area...
    1
  23319.  @V01DIORE  not if you have money
    1
  23320. @natedodd2897  these guys aren't maniacs. They're not going to kill you for being white
    1
  23321. @natedodd2897  lying isn't necessary in this instance
    1
  23322.  @joshsmith82819  that's silly. Those idiots would be babbling on about how this channel is allegedly run by satanists and such.
    1
  23323.  @joshsmith82819  liar
    1
  23324. You think we give a shit?
    1
  23325. The army's given reason for taking over is because they think the civilian government are idiots. Funny
    1
  23326. Shut up
    1
  23327. Shut up. Get drafted.
    1
  23328. Nah. These homemade rockets they're using are junk. They were invented by Gazans who attended engineering schools abroad, but most of them are built by illiterates who don't understand the function of the components they assemble.
    1
  23329. Soon to be featured on Forgotten Weapons
    1
  23330. They might. But I haven't heard of anything definitive so don't spread conspiracy theories.
    1
  23331. They're all frauds
    1
  23332. We aren't as certain as we think. Depends how much meat was on those bones
    1
  23333. Rageaholic and/or suicidal more likely
    1
  23334. Dude, theft us just theft no matter the sum. They didn't hurt nobody, did they?
    1
  23335.  @graemesydney38  I fail to see the connection between this corporate fraud and EFF piracy and rape.
    1
  23336.  @graemesydney38  it may have made sense in your head, but trying to equate first world wealth gap with South African race relations is pretty ridiculous (I assume that's what you're doing).
    1
  23337.  @graemesydney38  just because it's the it's the internet doesn't mean you need to berate everyone. Regardless of the ultimate truth of the matter your remarks contains bug enough leaps in logic that most people won't know what you're referring to.
    1
  23338.  @graemesydney38  that last statement is positively ridiculous, but at this point you're clearly just being retorical. I didn't come here to get into a pointless fight and I apologize if I came off as if I was.
    1
  23339.  @graemesydney38  you haven't been reading anything I say, have you?
    1
  23340.  @graemesydney38  That's a yes. I'm pretty sure you're 15 so bye.
    1
  23341. We already established he's a pathological liar
    1
  23342. Thank you for revealing you care nothing for the plight of refugees and militias alike and your baseless racial preconceptions. But in fact many millions continue to be spent on cowardly refugees from Syria and other countries as often their children become freeloaders.
    1
  23343. If he were alive today he'd be too busy spreading libel on Twitter to write a book.
    1
  23344. Go scam someone else, dingbat
    1
  23345. We don't kill people over money
    1
  23346. It varies from city to city and year to year @editg121 
    1
  23347. Sign you have no idea what you're talking about.
    1
  23348.  @hansolavrkkennordland9534  shut up
    1
  23349. No
    1
  23350. All homicides are investigated regardless if the conclusion is obvious.
    1
  23351. Even if that were true it isn't relevant.
    1
  23352.  @fessali5726  We haven't had a conventional war in an OPEC state in 2 decades.
    1
  23353.  @fessali5726  that doesn't have anything to do with what I or the other guy said. Have you been spamming that same argument everywhere you can on the internet? Because I assure you, you're wasting your time and ours.
    1
  23354.  @fessali5726  You didn't read what I said, did you?
    1
  23355. Americans drive cars. Simple as that.
    1
  23356. @hostilepancakes  if it doesn't break even, it ain't worth the tax dollars. Like how all those prestige rail projects in China either crash after a few years or don't have a lot of riders on them, draining transportation economy. It's actually cheaper to move cheap coal by truck than by rail, because the rails keep freight prices artificially high to support high speed rails they can't afford
    1
  23357.  @hostilepancakes  Why the frick would you any different from the goons you hate?
    1
  23358.  @yougetaspear7799  shut up and get drafted, greedo
    1
  23359.  @ecoRfan  that's how much money the rails are losing.
    1
  23360. Liars burn in hell
    1
  23361.  @jonathanj8303  watch the video, try 40%.
    1
  23362. One is a thing, the other is a pejorative that has no connection to what it referred to centuries ago.
    1
  23363.  @pauldarrylsantos5781  please leave history and geopolitics to those of us that know basic facts of either
    1
  23364. Not so. Evergande was selling "wealth management products" to anyone that would invest and it was even a condition of employment to invest in the company. They also sold bonds which ended up in pension funds, and most of their money came from PRESALE of houses which are no longer being built.
    1
  23365.  @perthpete7906  depends on your definition of poor, where you're buying, and how big a house you need. And even so, buying a house only makes sense if you intend to live in one place indefinitely. Also, even big corporations pay rent when it suits them.
    1
  23366. The rules can be pretty elaborate, but a warrant is just a written order from a judge. Obviously if the police are invited in, or it's an emergency, or they just poked their head in to get the owner's attention, that's all allowed. We don't make laws intended to prevent police from doing their jobs.
    1
  23367. Rivian doesn't have that time and their losses are much more severe and they have a lot harder competition (why do we need the next Tesla when Tesla exists?). The bubble is over and interest rates are high.
    1
  23368. No one cares
    1
  23369.  @AlexanderTheGoodEnough  Shut up, pothead
    1
  23370. Tell it to your mama
    1
  23371. Can you pull a PIT maneuver?
    1
  23372.  @JohnStayMoist  your YouTube history disagrees.
    1
  23373.  @JohnStayMoist  yeah you definitely do. So shut up
    1
  23374.  @rayray7244  did you just admit to criminality?
    1
  23375. China's full of bizzare behaviors that even Chinese people find strange.
    1
  23376.  @synergygaming604  shut up
    1
  23377.  @kmouratidis  this ain't it
    1
  23378.  @ThisPartIsAndrew  I don't care. Fraud is systemic in China and even if such a report exists it makes zero sense in light of all the other millions of tons of material produced elsewhere.
    1
  23379. Something similar was in Skyfall
    1
  23380. You deserve to lose money
    1
  23381. I miss Hamilton. What happened to that guy?
    1
  23382. Probably a personal weapon. Most departments go for shotguns and surplus army ARs
    1
  23383. Just the usual fools fighting over small amounts of money
    1
  23384. A curious assertion, given this is a case of entire towns rebelling against Sarajevo.
    1
  23385. The goon is already dead
    1
  23386. A moot point
    1
  23387. Except AI is worthless and it was never monopolized by the US
    1
  23388. @bbbbbbears6999  as if people use AI
    1
  23389. No one cares
    1
  23390. You should talk
    1
  23391. Cocaine is super effective at numbing gums for tooth removal, but the novocane they prescribe today is simply less addictive. Both are from the same family of drugs. Also, morphine is heroine. They're the same drug.
    1
  23392. Chinese buyers prefer American cars, but very few cam afford them
    1
  23393. @john-henryduckworth6115  who? Me or the Chicken Man?
    1
  23394.  @movementmathebula828  Like... You?
    1
  23395. Twitter's toxicity spilling over
    1
  23396. Not fine. There were flaws in the structure in the form of gaps, uneven layers, and trapped air. Even if the joints didn't fail, wear and tear on the haul itself would have produced similar catastrophic failure
    1
  23397. Same story, different decade.
    1
  23398. Get back in class, kid
    1
  23399. Toadface finally croaked... Yeah, I said it!
    1
  23400. Shut up
    1
  23401. 10% uncorrelated to the wider market, meaning your money is still good even in a market crash... in theory.
    1
  23402. Real estate is the best asset class in a booming population, but it will turn into just a safe investment when construction booms abruptly end.
    1
  23403. In hindsight you're probably right, but they didn't know that
    1
  23404. Still assault with a deadly weapon. In the civilized world, anyway
    1
  23405.  @ahmadabdelmawla5405  Where I'm from it doesn't matter, as long as the assailant intended others to believe the weapon was real.
    1
  23406. No one cares
    1
  23407. Which probably won't even happen
    1
  23408.  @joseadorno292  that's life
    1
  23409. Not any of the ones that you'll meet. I bet my life upon it.
    1
  23410. Not that many.
    1
  23411. The big one? No, it was determined that a bankrupt ship captain was forced to ditch his ship in harbor. The boat was loaded with tons of fertilizer was unloaded into a unventilated wearhouse "temporarily." The bureaucrats all feuded saying someone else should foot the bill disposing of the stuff do it sat there for years until a fire started in some fireworks nearby.
    1
  23412. America is a big place with a fair share of weirdos and frankly Mexico is the closest "exotic" place for us. That's how all those Mormon cultists ended up down there.
    1
  23413. Mr Biden needs to get off Twitter and take his sound bites from his staff.
    1
  23414. He's not Jake Tran. He doesn't hate people richer and more righteous than himself. Videos about non-issues and success stories don't make good videos.
    1
  23415. No need.
    1
  23416. Clarification on the "indigenous" population. It refers to peoples with traditional governments outside Brazil's control. It is NOT an ethnic distinction since even at this point ethnic Portuguese were outnumbered by natives with Brazilian citizenship.
    1
  23417. Do even fucking know what the CIA does, gong fei?
    1
  23418. Rappers are not a representative sample of rich people and you got a death wish if you say otherwise
    1
  23419. There's nothing left or right about fifth columnists. They're all just gangbangers.
    1
  23420.  @dusjjdjdjdjdj180  yes, but they didn't. In common English usage "intervening in conflict" means to do so militarily. And people pretend the UN drafted the peace when the only signatures that mattered were Belgrade's and Sarajevo's and only three articles from the peace mattered.
    1
  23421.  @neokorteks2009  recon didn't decide the war. Badass Serb and Bosniak soldiers did. There were certainly a lot of things that could have happened, but I find most of the sources on the Yugoslav Wars are lacking. They mostly go over the politics at the UN rather than what the junior command was doing/thinking.
    1
  23422.  @அவானிஉயர்ந்தது  there was a lot of things in the Yugoslav wars, but genocide wasn't one of them.
    1
  23423.  @neokorteks2009  Bosnia ain't Kosovo and you know it, bozo.
    1
  23424.  @logikus8638  tell that to the Sarajevans.
    1
  23425.  @neokorteks2009  do I care? If anything that just means you have every reason to lie, and not that you know something the written sources don't. Assuming that's true, and I don't.
    1
  23426. I think that A) The Saudis refused to cross the 10% line because they knew regulators would find out about major infighting and fraud in the House of Saud and B) The Saudi used legal threats and bribes to get favorable treatment for shareholders.
    1
  23427. Shut up
    1
  23428. Don't be silly.
    1
  23429. Do you have a death wish?
    1
  23430.  @LaBuio  lying about what statistics say does nothing for no one, chump
    1
  23431.  @lukekibbles  shut up. Get drafted
    1
  23432. @Digger-Nick  why mix years outdated libel with statements of the obvious?
    1
  23433. @Digger-Nick  Lying about what Feds said will get you doxxed
    1
  23434.  @Digger-Nick  you forgot which person you were talking to
    1
  23435. @Digger-Nick  exactly. Now go back to smoking weed
    1
  23436. That's not the argument being made.
    1
  23437. ​ @laughingman7882 dude, don't blame corporate fools for things their turdworld subsidiaries probably didn't do
    1
  23438. ​ @ashishpatel350 vhut?
    1
  23439. You don't speak for us
    1
  23440.  @zagstar7  you don't speak for us
    1
  23441. If that was going to happen it would have started months ago when Gaza actually was a warzone.
    1
  23442. Same story, different year.
    1
  23443. Someone of the internet who doesn't know or care a thing about natives spreading lies. What a surprise.
    1
  23444.  @TheCullousus  so does the idea of responsible degenerates
    1
  23445. A lot of those guys were already selling stolen guns.
    1
  23446.  @gabrielzanotelli108  tell it to the kefalas, you privileged liar.
    1
  23447. It doesn't have a lot of lift to glide with and if one engine fails the other engine will push aircraft into a spin
    1
  23448. BBC clearly doesn't know jack about Mexico. 1. Biden has made no significant changes, period. 2. Immigrantion spikes aren't new nor connected to politics. 3. Cartel's are the US priority. Economics are Mexico's. But this is par for the course among all the reckless ignorance and libel going around allegedly serious fact finders.
    1
  23449. No one cares
    1
  23450. Like... You?
    1
  23451.  @incremental_failure  nothing you see in the civilian world has anything on what we did in the army.
    1
  23452. Shut up, freak show
    1
  23453.  @divyanshuyadav5111  shut up
    1
  23454. Iceland can't even stop Brits from fishing in Iceland's "territorial waters." Exactly no one is going to follow this order, they'll just haul their catch in at another port and say they caught it anywhere but Iceland.
    1
  23455. Private equity or big companies?
    1
  23456. Two things produce EMPs: Nukes and solar flairs. And this is still a normal scope without the electronics. And supply chain arrangements isn't exactly a military matter. But more specifically the problem isn't we rely on China but we rely on Taiwan.
    1
  23457.  @arcanezedreaper793  a magnet the size of a planet killing asteroid, yeah. Do you always mix science fiction with your engineering discussions?
    1
  23458.  @arcanezedreaper793  what you're talking about is physically impossible. Like trying to cook bacon with flashlights. There are signal jammers already in use, but of course those only prevent transmissions by creating noise.
    1
  23459. Shut up
    1
  23460. Planned obsolescence is a sign that science is creating new stuff as fast as production lines can be set up, and exists in brief and eventful bursts. The silly part is when people try to apply the same level of disposability consumer electronics have on precision equipment... No, it's far cheap to retrofit old systems rather than buy new ones.
    1
  23461. That'll get you a job, which is more than what self-teaching for a google certificate will do, because there's literally thousands of cheap Hindis that did that
    1
  23462. Shut up and get drafted, coward.
    1
  23463. Why you say that?
    1
  23464. The guys that own these stores aren't rich. In fact, they barely make any money at all.
    1
  23465. This has got nothing to do with either.
    1
  23466. The UN refuses to shut up about Jerusalem. What you talking about?
    1
  23467.  @treatpage  He wants to give them orders, apparently.
    1
  23468. As if Alex would let his wife give any input on the show?
    1
  23469. There's no ban on advertising financial products, they're simply required to disclose the risks.
    1
  23470. The accusers clearly believe there's widespread abuse of VPNs in China, and that your channel is wildly popular there.
    1
  23471. You deserved what your ex did to you
    1
  23472.  @classichank60  you're not an old lady
    1
  23473. @Deletirium  I'll laugh when appear on this channel
    1
  23474.  @noeezyfluff  You're going to show up on this channel and I'm gonna laugh
    1
  23475.  @psychzach1588  And yet you wouldn't have the courage to get your wife and girlfriend to stop beating you with a pan.
    1
  23476.  @robertcoffee9512  How'd you survive getting aborted?
    1
  23477.  @Ingris1441  Shut up
    1
  23478. They were also outnumbered 10 to 1 depending how you count
    1
  23479. Guy who hates banks wants to be a bank. Obvious grifter is obvious.
    1
  23480. It's a symptom, not a cause, of America's empire. If you're tied up in the global economy then there's a list of reasons to borrow or lend in dollars. Bonds cannot be recalled early, those are interbank loans.
    1
  23481. Investing based on politics is how you lose
    1
  23482.  @somerandomboomer243  20 bucks says you don't even know what thet is.
    1
  23483.  @somerandomboomer243  hilarious. But shorting this stock isn't going to hurt your enemies, and we both know that's what you really want.
    1
  23484.  @somerandomboomer243  liars burn in hell. You and I know this isn't about the money.
    1
  23485.  @somerandomboomer243  and naming a sample of ventures doesn't equal knowing his returns
    1
  23486. Probably not at this point, and it's been an open secret they work with us for generations.
    1
  23487.  @southpole4776  that preposterous comparison illustrates a total lack of knowledge of military science and history. So shut up.
    1
  23488.  @jjmbeausoleil  you seem to assume this guy is a Russian troll and he probably isn't
    1
  23489. In hindsight the suspect was probably about to shoot himself, not the cops.
    1
  23490. Dude, this guy gets ad revenue and donations. That's how YouTube works, gong fei. Like other China-centric YouTube channels, the host here is a first generation American and ethnic Chinese, hense his familiarity with the language and writing.
    1
  23491.  @alhazred3718  No payment is necessary. There's plenty of egotistical bastards abusing VPNs.
    1
  23492. Story of your life
    1
  23493. Germany doesn't have a productivity problem, they have a hodgie problem
    1
  23494.  White wolf  not always
    1
  23495.  White wolf  if you consider how airlines and skyscrapers have massive buy in minimums, I'd question you motives for not liking super rich
    1
  23496.  White wolf  what's a cocky socialist doing on an investing channel?
    1
  23497.  White wolf  whether it's one big bankruptcy or a whole class of small businessmen makes no difference.
    1
  23498.  White wolf  I'm apolitical. You ain't behaving as advertised
    1
  23499. Beauty isn't in a sleek aesthetic, but in its muurrderous capacity....
    1
  23500.  @ledzeppelin1212  such as your head
    1
  23501. I demand we call them Beornings.
    1
  23502. Not worth the money. Only large freight trains make money
    1
  23503.  @ZontarDow  if there were money in it, people would do it regardless if it were even legal
    1
  23504. @JayeK47  it's not the rails, it's the geography. We simply don't have the population density for it
    1
  23505. @JayeK47  passenger rails went defunct in the US 1930-1960 yes. Where I'm from some old rails beds are bike trails, some old rails are used during certain times of the year to collect harvests, and some rails are for cheap long range freight.
    1
  23506. @skierpage  it's all fake, defunct, and/or bankrupt
    1
  23507.  @ZontarDow  you misunderstand. You need a certain number of customers within range of the station for any train to work. No one is walking 5 miles for a train
    1
  23508. @ZontarDow  that was before cars and jets
    1
  23509. @ZontarDow  I don't think you understand that you're highly likely to get beaten for lying
    1
  23510. Shut up, al-Thani
    1
  23511. Normal? I am yet to meet anyone who was even willing to try that junk.
    1
  23512. ​ @maigepresents5840 who?
    1
  23513. Germany is neutral. And "wrong side of history" literally means nothing.
    1
  23514. The systemic insolvency of the banks infers that at least a large portion of the money has been... Misappropriated.
    1
  23515. No one cares
    1
  23516. Because these pirates spend most of their time getting high and extorting locals and fighting over petty offices.
    1
  23517. That's literally what the Nazis said about German dissidents.
    1
  23518. The importance of that shit is wildly overstated as it's just a means of pretending to fight a war.
    1
  23519.  @tfive24  I know. London only like to pretend they're fighting.
    1
  23520. There's no blockchain transaction, but RH moves to coin from their account to your account so it is your Bitcoin
    1
  23521.  @junyin5950  shut up, freak show
    1
  23522. That's silly. You have to disclose beneficial stakes in companies under many conditions, a rule which these guys broke
    1
  23523. Excuse me, but I must call the exorcist
    1
  23524. Disposable dishwear is perhaps China's most reliable product
    1
  23525. Iran doesn't need Washington's approval for anything
    1
  23526. @wanderingfool6312  the celtic crosses post date the church. The elaborate artwork didn't go away even after the Saxons took over
    1
  23527. @111ram1  did not know that
    1
  23528. The biggest cost to insurance companies is paying premiums followed by paying for their insurance, their worker's wages, then the rent and such. There's a combined trillions in reserves, but it shouldn't surprise you selling insurance favors the guy with the deepest pockets. Most of the insurance giants were buying their insurance from Warren Buffet. Insuring your house/car doesn't make the risks go away, it simply spreads it all over the world and averages it out among insurance payers.
    1
  23529. Shut up
    1
  23530. Lose the spam
    1
  23531. Sri Lankan logic: A Recession just started, let's burn businesses and beat up cops until we feel better.
    1
  23532. No, the complaints are coming from retail traders who don't know what they're talking about and from Trudeau's political rivals who are looking for trivial things to complain about
    1
  23533. Why would it replace it? A CNC machine can make better parts faster and cheaper. 3D printers are mostly good for custom parts
    1
  23534.  @gottfriedheumesser1994  There's also dozens of other manufacturing techniques that prove the same point. Forging, casting, welding, SmarterEveryDay recently did a video on a new "roboforming" machine that pinches metal into shape. But the bottom line is the metal powder needed to make 3d print parts is often more expensive than the finished parts using other methods.
    1
  23535.  @gottfriedheumesser1994  3D printing doesn't allow building with more extreme materials. 3D printing restricts materials to what can be ground to a powder and melted by a laser. Also, the tolerances are terrible
    1
  23536. Dude, these guys make more money extorting than they do drugs. The gangs are into anything that pays, even siphoning gas pipelines and contraband fireworks.
    1
  23537. You don't know the half of the garbage that goes on down there.
    1
  23538. That demonstrates demotion worthy incompetence
    1
  23539. ​ @Schmidty1 liars burn in hell
    1
  23540. Those goons were ordinary people trying to look official. This is a head of state trying to look hip.
    1
  23541. He's going to suffer violent losses.
    1
  23542. China has panic buying every year of some sort.
    1
  23543. Make a private jet version and sell it to rich chumps.
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  23544. Hilarious. But some people will post that nonsense unironically.
    1
  23545. I want to sell short NFTs
    1
  23546. Having heard Levantine humor all I can say is... There's an attempt.
    1
  23547. Found the shoplifter
    1
  23548. Wouldn't that just make it easier to migrate north? It's still a turdworld country, and a lot of the American volunteers during the war down there were really ethnic Cubans born in Florda. Comprende, amigo?
    1
  23549. Except it's one of the few ways to rise high in society as a common person. Add to that subsidized loans/grants and you get a lot of people going into academia regardless if they really want to be there
    1
  23550. Probably not @zimbdabuffano 
    1
  23551. Or perhaps the sources you read simply happen to be American.
    1
  23552. Be serious
    1
  23553. That's called beans
    1
  23554. This guy is a crime analyst
    1
  23555. An overbearing vigilante instead?
    1
  23556. Cowboy here: Never heard of them.
    1
  23557. That's sarcasm, right? We ain't going to do that.
    1
  23558.  @watchthiswithrob  By that same logic, the Emperor of China caused the first world war. But no, I ask you to dispense with the cartoonish exaggerations and cherry picked thinking.
    1
  23559. He may have had a good job when he bought it.
    1
  23560. @filipl234  there are wild price skews in China. A room may cost 10 bucks a month in one town, and 800 a month in another.
    1
  23561.  @filipl234  A Chinese person's income can vary by as much as 1000% year to year.
    1
  23562.  @filipl234  You seem not to appreciate the extreme price volatity of China. What you describe is correct in a rational market, but China is not a civilized country
    1
  23563. That's never happened but I'm sure someone will try it eventually ​@NoChillMan
    1
  23564. ​ @nowthenzen found the drug dealer
    1
  23565.  @FiveLiver  Or at least pretended to.
    1
  23566. The caste system is still in place. Many units and commanders won't take orders from castes seen as beneath them.
    1
  23567. @maxziebell4013  if that were true, oat milk would be cheaper. End of story
    1
  23568. @amevaio92  even if that's true, it doesn't count meat and pelt production and productivity per acre
    1
  23569.  @sumanthaluri8398  all farms are subsidized.
    1
  23570. Lying isn't necessary in this instance
    1
  23571. Liquidation?
    1
  23572. I'm getting fake guru adds as I watch this.......
    1
  23573. If you believed that, you'd be dead.
    1
  23574. The pay is bs because they run ponzi schemes, not the other way around
    1
  23575. Shorts and puts are expensive because the market is pricing in +100% moves. I wouldn't touch it
    1
  23576. How many Hamas and PIJ soldiers are dead? Someone ask the Hamas run hospital that
    1
  23577. Shut up. Get drafted
    1
  23578. Is that a weird joke or do you need a pickaxe in your crotch?
    1
  23579. So?
    1
  23580. His viewers
    1
  23581. That's got nothing to do with this. In fact, the drug of choice among the Zulus use to be the indigenous weed variety.
    1
  23582.  @capturedflame  Except that has nothing to do with degenerate druggies.
    1
  23583.  @capturedflame  Not what you've been, Mr Dealer.
    1
  23584.  @capturedflame  the strongest thing I take is cafeine. And I wasn't trying to insult you
    1
  23585. They let you pick artpieces to buy, they don't pool them in a ETF
    1
  23586. Ha ha
    1
  23587. Shut up you arrogant b*stard
    1
  23588. Neither shoukd you so shut up
    1
  23589. No real change. You just call the baron a manager. Same for the "capitalist" period after serfdom, factory managers had powers like a noble over employees. It's simply a matter of culture
    1
  23590. It's latin for stone blanket.
    1
  23591.  @Bangpath247  put that back up your butt where you found it.
    1
  23592. Everyone working gets paid. And we need these idiots to pass a bill, see?
    1
  23593. Money. Many entities in the West Bank have pay per slay policies
    1
  23594. You won't make it far in your career and investing.
    1
  23595.  @cyworld2707  The factual errors and wild lack of understanding of the matter was quite enough
    1
  23596. Liar
    1
  23597. Found the scammer
    1
  23598. Not yours.
    1
  23599.  @enriqueouro9  He doesn't care
    1
  23600. Many are investors, others are speculators, others are ponzi schemers
    1
  23601.  @grantguy8933  They inevitably will. Also, the system proposed involves owners renting out their own cars, meaning competition between these will bring the costs down.
    1
  23602.  @antman7673  Come on, like most people he's unable to distinguish between science fiction and actually feasible stuff.
    1
  23603. There are men out there (who usually aren't scientists) who hate their parents' religion enough to act like priests of the religion of science, yes.
    1
  23604. Trench warfare is seen at any point in history where fortifications are king.
    1
  23605. You don't know a thing about the Golan
    1
  23606. But he was on Twitter
    1
  23607. Weird sentiment, as it is technically globally diversified. The problem is the whole market is correlated due to all kinds of arbitrages
    1
  23608. Probably has an exaggerated view in how violent felony arrests are...
    1
  23609. That's what you suppose and/or want to be true, not what you know for a fact. From what I see elsewhere, there's also the classic problems with central planning. Many state run ventures have employees but no work, while other areas are neglected due to lack of funds and/or attention from bigwigs. Case in point: That pharmacist at 3:20 that has nothing to sell. US sanctions haven't changed much over the decades.
    1
  23610. Vhut? This had nothing to do with politics, let alone post-Reagan politics which hadn't happened yet
    1
  23611.  @Fal-911  pretty much. More Iraqis are killed by other Iraqis than all other sources.
    1
  23612. Wood is cheap, concrete is not. I'm from a major concrete exporting region and even here wood is cheaper. Also, stone buildings aren't always fireproof because interiors and shingles catch fire
    1
  23613. Chinese cars aren't just cheap, but they're not all that impressive even at face value because the buyers can't really afford them
    1
  23614. Reciprocating barrels is the norm on artillery but very uncommon in rifles. Just to give a hint the direction we're moving.
    1
  23615. Dude, the Malians are home. This is how they treat each other.
    1
  23616.  @JuiceWRLD-99j  I was being rhetorical. You are lying, and liars have their tongues ripped out.
    1
  23617.  @JuiceWRLD-99j  Who said I'm angry? Now shut up before your girlfriend spanks you.
    1
  23618. 5:46 False. Robinhood only lets 18 year olds poour all their money into 1dte options.
    1
  23619. Piracy is no small sin.
    1
  23620. In the early days of privatization in China it was found that the fastest growing startup had tricked banks into giving them infinite leverage. They'd take out a mortgage on their airplanes, but the bankers didn't think to put their name on the deeds, so the crooks were able to keep getting new loans in order to buy businesses and pay off old loans. This ponzi scheme eventually ran out of money
    1
  23621.  @Onion_Knights  nationalized ponzi schemes? I can name a few
    1
  23622. This comment demonstrated woeful ignorance even when it was written
    1
  23623.  @jfc123  Shut up. Get drafted.
    1
  23624.  @jfc123  You're one of those EU4 retards aren't you?
    1
  23625.  @jfc123  I'm a military historian and each comment you've made has several misconceptions showing lack of knowledge of current affairs. For instance, most wars simply aren't guerrilla wars regardless time period analyzed. You're just to use to idiots spamming nonsense about al-Qaeda and Vietcong.
    1
  23626.  @jfc123  shut up.
    1
  23627. The greedy bastards are the ones accusing everyone else of price gouging. They want post-inflation wages and pre-inflation prices.
    1
  23628. Dude, the population grew during one child and is falling now its over. Of course, this is mostly because their census data is as reliable as their accounting
    1
  23629. @Joseph Russo  China's census contradict each other
    1
  23630. That's not what he said
    1
  23631. I somehow doubt this channel makes a profit.....
    1
  23632. Vhut?
    1
  23633. Why would they?
    1
  23634. They won. He didn't give anyone a choice. What you angry about?
    1
  23635. Doesn't matter. They're incapable of building them
    1
  23636. Why you think anyone will even be talking about the Covid Panic in a century? It's not like anyone is talking about the Crocket Craze or the Dancing Epidemic now.
    1
  23637. Heartbreak over contraband pets?
    1
  23638. The charges don't make sense to me. How did he misrepresent himself as independent when everyone knew Citron was a hedgie? Which stocks is he accused of lying about? What did he lie about? Something tells me these charges boil down to an incompetent DEI hire in the SEC
    1
  23639.  @getsomegoodstuff  But again that seems immaterial. Everyone knew he ran a hedge fund, and even so he stated explicitly his positions in the reports
    1
  23640. Googling... There's so much stuff about his wall street bets and imposters on Facebook I can't find if that is so
    1
  23641. Like every conspiritard/terrorist ever.
    1
  23642. That's a harsh judgement from a short video.
    1
  23643. Idiot rebels don't care. All they care about is ridiculing their bosses
    1
  23644. The US is yet to bail out a bank, unless you count the FDIC Insurance. But that only bails out the customers, not the bank.
    1
  23645. People like to use equity funding to hide the leverage even from themselves.
    1
  23646. It's nearly impossible. US banks are so heavily regulated that third world banks like China's refuse to work with them. Even in the banking "crisis" over a year ago, no US bank was insolvent but a few were tightening their belts and they lost because their customers moved onto safer banks.
    1
  23647. Sounds about right.
    1
  23648. Do you have a death wish?
    1
  23649. ​ @freedomfirst5557  shut up
    1
  23650. ​@ML8429 dude, he was certainly drunk.
    1
  23651. Dude, this was a drunk idiot (most likely).
    1
  23652. Dude, it started out as nerds getting loans from Wall Street to do what they loved. Now it's diversity hires getting loans from Wall Street to run off with it.
    1
  23653. He doesn't do promos.
    1
  23654. Go away
    1
  23655.  @ClassifiedPerson  seriously. Go. Away.
    1
  23656. Why would it?
    1
  23657. Investment banking is a brutal career as most employers have an up or out policy.
    1
  23658. Come on, if he wasn't a degen he wouldn't be on this channel
    1
  23659. They were never mothballed.
    1
  23660. You can bet your life they won't because Wall Street would arbitrage the f*** out of that.
    1
  23661. In the post-Great Depression world, maybe. A lot of things happened in the wildcat banking era
    1
  23662.  @LIONTAMER3D  liars get scalped
    1
  23663. And yet he's dead because he picked a fight unwisely, missed his only shot, and ran into the open.
    1
  23664. Ha
    1
  23665.  @henryyuen5224  why would I be?
    1
  23666. Hezbollah, anyway. But there's no firm distinction where the one begins and the other ends.
    1
  23667. Yes, but he's going over what Patrick Boyle said about chart crimes where tricks like this are often intentionally used to make the numbers look bigger @TacticusPrime 
    1
  23668. Ok, just don't start a war by doing so.
    1
  23669.  @outsiderkk  Turkey soldiers have killed each other more than anyone else over the past 50 years and can't even drive a tank without breaking it. What the frick you on about
    1
  23670.  @thematic3893  Like you'd know
    1
  23671.  @DiviAugusti  Dude, treaty organizations come and go with the decades. No one gets sentimental about them.
    1
  23672.  @ericp1139  There's no clause for expulsion written in the treaty, but sovereign governments do whatever the frick they want.
    1
  23673. @@user-vg1ig8mp8s It doesn't matter if that's true. If Mr. Biden asked NATO to expell Turkey, they'd almost certainly oblige.
    1
  23674. We ain't legalizing piracy you dolt
    1
  23675. Whut?
    1
  23676. We have the money, congress just has too many chiefs, not enough indians.
    1
  23677. What you talking about? Fools have been blowing away national budgets on stupid stuff since the bronze age
    1
  23678. I'm sure most of the viewers would have wanted to lob tomatoes at Dan too. /s
    1
  23679. A modest part of it
    1
  23680. Come on. You know that's a moot point and neither of are privy to that information @novo6462 
    1
  23681. Yes, and there's no difference between liquids and solids if you set any one value to some extreme
    1
  23682. ​ @DoitsuRyoku  it literally is fine. It ignites on contact with air, and THAT is what will kill you
    1
  23683.  @harmless6813  and you pretend to pay attention
    1
  23684. No, it's greedy bastards angry they must work
    1
  23685. And why would we care if he did?
    1
  23686. Not necessarily. But that sort of loan shark behavior is certainly a thing
    1
  23687.  @MBarberfan4life  you should talk. Actually, you shouldn't. Because your no good at rhetoric.
    1
  23688.  @creolerican  lose the rhetoric. Replace a salesman with ads and no one can tell the difference. And more importantly, no one would even notice if you croaked, let alone if you lost money on your calls, so shut up
    1
  23689.  @willb9259  your portfolio makes no sense. Now shut up
    1
  23690.  @creolerican  you deserve to lose money. Now shut up
    1
  23691.  @willb9259  shut up
    1
  23692. You're next, liar.
    1
  23693. @philipk2665  according to the Puritan definition of witchcraft, there are. They call themselves wiccans, and their magics don't work.
    1
  23694. So... What this guy's deal? Was he a felon in possession of a gun? Or did he just not want to take a ticket?
    1
  23695.  @Ananth8916  I did, and on second thought I realize this isn't a news agencies that intentionally misuses the term "assault rifle."
    1
  23696.  @Ananth8916  I know, illegal weapon, but I'm too use to reading political BS where that refers to any number of weapons.
    1
  23697. Actually in that case they're trying to hide how China routinely dumps reactor wastewater that's at least as bad as the stuff in Japan that one time
    1
  23698. They're full of it
    1
  23699. He ain't surrounded by yes men
    1
  23700.  @KaizenAction296  ok, conspiritard
    1
  23701. A few feet larger, yes. No one knows if it works, and it was already surpassed by that algorithm that photographed those blackholes
    1
  23702.  @luckydepressedguy8981  you jealous?
    1
  23703.  @luckydepressedguy8981  what the frick costs a million bucks that's worth having?
    1
  23704.  @paradiseexpress3639  that costs a fifth of that at the most.
    1
  23705. They probably took his speaches for what they were. Veiled threats and incitement to riot.
    1
  23706.  @DiegoTeliz  they bought a dirty business, IDK if they were involved
    1
  23707.  @transmaster  If you really believed that you'd tell the FBI instead of me. So shut up before your mouth gets wired shut for lying
    1
  23708. That's lawsuit worth libel.
    1
  23709. Who is "they all" and why do you want hundreds of millions to lose their jobs.
    1
  23710. They clearly don't want to
    1
  23711. Quit blaming idiot politicians. Like most Islamic states, Turkey was living far beyond its means using borrowed funds for decades.
    1
  23712. Obviously, since the larger regulated space would quickly oust them
    1
  23713. He probably doesn't have $11 to post
    1
  23714. No. Literally no institutional investors owned it, and it is not know if anyone why didn't work for Adani owned it either. It was all a scam to get banks to give them huge low interest loans so they could buy up factories and such.
    1
  23715.  Parsha Venkata Shiva sai  found the Hindu sycophant.
    1
  23716. As usual with politicized topics, VICE doesn't actually add any original research. Everything discussed here is available in more detail from other sources without editorialization.
    1
  23717. Except she was talking out her butt
    1
  23718. Greed? They never had any intention of making money
    1
  23719. @beestingza  The difference between the two men is one is dead and the other succeeded.
    1
  23720. @beestingza  except Mr. Musk is also on record saying he doesn't care about his fortune, hence why he gambles on high risk ventures. Mr. Rush always wanted to be the epic explorer but chose to explore the sea because there was too much competition for space travel (he was a degenerate thrill seeker).
    1
  23721. @beestingza  also, the financials of both men are the same because both men's fortunes were tied to arbitrary valuations of their company. Mr. Musk said that at the height of his stock's bubble they were "single digit weeks from bankruptcy"
    1
  23722. This goon doesn't realize how many crashes there's been in the last 40 years...
    1
  23723.  @michaelb4546  outdated info
    1
  23724. Only someone who has no idea what they're talking about would say that. Regs can go both ways.
    1
  23725.  @startrekmaniac1701  Cheap labor is one of their exports. Certainly ain't all of it.
    1
  23726.  @startrekmaniac1701  Hate to break it to you but you shut up about all matters concerning Mexico before you get committed to an asylum.
    1
  23727.  @startrekmaniac1701  Tecpatls hurt. Now shut up
    1
  23728.  @startrekmaniac1701  shut up
    1
  23729.  @startrekmaniac1701  Shut up
    1
  23730.  @startrekmaniac1701  shut up
    1
  23731.  @startrekmaniac1701  shut up
    1
  23732.  @startrekmaniac1701  shut up
    1
  23733. You need low altitude performance for these
    1
  23734. Literal first world problems.
    1
  23735.  @curryboyftw  Lawsuits over it is. Most people around the world have to deal with sewage in the drinking water.
    1
  23736. Blitzscaling was coined by the founder of LinkedIn.
    1
  23737. This was an exclusively US project.
    1
  23738. Why the frick would you be any different?
    1
  23739. That's silly. They work for a living, the place is just loaded with scams.
    1
  23740. I know without looking. Rich chumps, DEI appointees, frauds, nepo babies, and any combination thereof
    1
  23741. Being a well intentioned youngling that got offed for trying to help.
    1
  23742. The war is completely stalled. Get over it
    1
  23743. No one cares
    1
  23744.  @ferretyluv  both of which usually occur during Ramadan, the Muslim holy MONTH.
    1
  23745.  @handhand212  what?
    1
  23746. @Thomas Rinschler  I know, Easter is suppose to be three days after Passover but medieval scholars messed up the calledar conversion. That didn't stop Jerusalemite Christians from having costume parties for holy week.
    1
  23747. @ferretyluv  again, because calendat differences. The Arabic month is manually started with the SIGHTING of the crescent moon
    1
  23748.  @mt000mp  you are talking to a historian about the holiday customs in Jerusalem.
    1
  23749. @kwini kwini  it's in South Africa. The Jo-berg residents certainly treat the Botswanan and Zimbabweans like space aliens and will often rob them just for being foreign.
    1
  23750. Not at relevant to news media in the far east.......
    1
  23751. This is going to get dated super fast but no one here will admit it even after the fact.
    1
  23752.  @Soilwork-ri8wn  publishing doomsday inflation predictions after they got debunked. Investment banks report a lot of hedge funds losing money shorting treasury bonds. This is part of a great historic trend where the market's expectation of market risk is greater than it actually is as shown by overvalued long term puts and other insurance (people buying more than they need).
    1
  23753.  @Soilwork-ri8wn  correction; inflation will more than likely be more than the Fed's target of less than 2%.
    1
  23754.  @Brigadorski  most of those buys only existed for a short time, doomer.
    1
  23755. Dude, Africa in general averages a coup per decade per state.
    1
  23756. They were always broke
    1
  23757. No, these goons were probably looking for a stipend. People in that part of the world will steal from charity funds and give it to people who kill Jews.
    1
  23758.  @FLORIDAHOODVLOGS  If that's slang for illegals, visaless travel certainly didn't disappear during any Presidency.
    1
  23759.  @lostboi3974  Commies are neither right nor left.
    1
  23760. @nothanks9503 the elections don't matter
    1
  23761. @guttergod268  even if that were true, it's completely irrelevant. There are even gay Republicans because just because you lean right on most topics doesn't mean you're hostile to any given group of people. The only coolaid anyone is drinking is the delusional assertion that either side of the aisle are all in bed together.
    1
  23762.  @AXE914  I know, but functionally it's the same thing.
    1
  23763. There are also zero risk and delta neutral option spreads.
    1
  23764. Not a surprise
    1
  23765. That he ain't. The Saudis don't like Lebanon's government.
    1
  23766. "What's the problem, Pumba?!?!" "SHE'S GONNA EAT MEEEEE!!!!!"
    1
  23767. The soil is not the issue here
    1
  23768. Those substitute salts are equally corrosive. Why are they even being proposed?
    1
  23769. We give the Arabs bread and schools and give the Israelis rockets and secret tech. So lose the whataboutism
    1
  23770. 1. They're population was a whole 12000. That's hardly enough to support a community college. I'll wager most of them attend Aussie colleges. 2. That won't make anyone rich and would have been equally mismanaged. 3. No one cares. 4. You're expecting fiscal responsibility to a nation that turns to racketeering to maintain its GDP? The wages of sin is poverty too...
    1
  23771. Mark Cuban might not be a billionaire anymore with the repeat losses you describe
    1
  23772. No
    1
  23773. I wonder if the rally was caused by brokers on Robinhood buying to be ready for another meme rally
    1
  23774. Are they really paying that much to the bosses or are you talking out your butt?
    1
  23775. Greedy bastards. I knew a guy once who was always angry about his wages and turned to drug dealing and scamming his landlord. He blamed poverty, but his girlfriend kept stopping him from spending over 100 bucks a night.
    1
  23776. Pay your rent you bum
    1
  23777. No one ever even alleged the Mongols did that. The worst they were accused of was executing defenders after they surrendered and no one knows if this is true.
    1
  23778. You don't, why should we? Any statement to the contrary will get you doxxed immediately
    1
  23779. And Qatar refuses to pay them and won't let them leave.
    1
  23780.  @brandonscott9747  Like... you?
    1
  23781. It's simply not worth it to sue people with microventures
    1
  23782. Not all Africans are racist, that's absurd. And the ones that are won't shun reporters.
    1
  23783. You have your life savings in US stock. End of story
    1
  23784. What's the finder's fee?
    1
  23785. Not news
    1
  23786. Shut up
    1
  23787. Since when is paltry pay essential? Just give him some shares, that essentially makes him paid on commission @krellin 
    1
  23788. Everyone wants religious zeal within groups they are in charge of.
    1
  23789.  @blacklightfreakout825  A lot of those guys are not actually cops, they are simply men who are friends with cops.
    1
  23790. It's an Azeri plane. Azeris act like Iranians, but they hate Russians and everyone else too
    1
  23791. His opinion is irrelevant. This isn't like the Ottoman days when tithes were used to put governments on the patriarch's payroll.
    1
  23792. That's Africa. This is Yemen where most borders are undefined.
    1
  23793. This goon doesn't realize how expensive running a government is...
    1
  23794. Tesla is making a little money. Just a little.
    1
  23795. @DgurlSunshine  reply to the wrong person?
    1
  23796. Full time son here is trying to build social credit
    1
  23797. What are you talking about?
    1
  23798. No one cares
    1
  23799. Not relevant here
    1
  23800. All ivy league colleges are like that
    1
  23801. There will likely be violence no matter who wins.
    1
  23802. That's like trying to pen up lions with a wicker cage
    1
  23803. Found the crypto bot
    1
  23804. Do you have a death wish?
    1
  23805. We've never bailed out an airline to begin with. The only greedo I see is the pathetic liar harassing politicians over nothing.
    1
  23806. It isn't a warzone.
    1
  23807. And you were complaining about the price of McDonald's.......
    1
  23808. Can confirm. The most boring parts of America are secretly full of ravenously brutal monsters.
    1
  23809. Shut up
    1
  23810. Liars get scalped
    1
  23811. Vhut?
    1
  23812.  @tao5664  the point was they only reason I can imagine a channel saying that is if they were dedicated to berating big business in general
    1
  23813.  @tao5664  that's a cartoonish exaggeration of what happened here.
    1
  23814. The last thing Chinese weapon are is sophisticated
    1
  23815. Shut up
    1
  23816. The wages of sin...
    1
  23817.  @___beyondhorizon4664  Shut up, Karen.
    1
  23818. Those who don't know a thing about world affairs shouldn't try to spread libel.
    1
  23819. You?
    1
  23820. You know it's fake when people are pretending to freak out over non-issues.
    1
  23821. Shut up
    1
  23822. Screw that game
    1
  23823. Free market magic right there...
    1
  23824. She can bug off
    1
  23825. Read the description
    1
  23826.  @BeardedGamer2000  not if you know anything
    1
  23827.  @BeardedGamer2000  this is why you'll never have a job eith authority. In the description it says this guy was brandishing the hatchet, threatening people. You saw the video, four distinct orders to drop the weapon and a distinct refusal to do so. I know we're use to cops spending half of eternity talking down idiots, but it doesn't seem to be much loss here and there was certainly no felonies involved on the cop's part. Depending on DAs, police chiefs, and jurisdictions this may be excessive use of force, but that's a lawyer question.
    1
  23828.  @BeardedGamer2000  I'm a military historian. If you read the description you'd see there were certainly no felonies involved.
    1
  23829.  @BeardedGamer2000  I actually don't, I was just rebutting the gratitous insult, so please quit being rhetorical and leave copping to the cops.
    1
  23830. Armament policies? Is your English bad or do you not even know where America is?
    1
  23831. No one cares what you think
    1
  23832. Not relevant to our lives
    1
  23833. I think the death threat was far more important than giving the other guy a ticket.
    1
  23834.  KKK Revolution  the courts can do that. They can garnish your wages, impose fines because f*** you, and throw you in a cage if you have a problem with them. And what's with that username?
    1
  23835.  @cashkitty3472  With a warrant from a judge, yeah
    1
  23836.  @ferahl  Courts are not central banks
    1
  23837.  @monkeeseemonkeedoo3745  As if SEC chairman Gary Gensler hasn't publicly said that he believes all crypto firms are committing fraud?
    1
  23838.  @josedorsaith5261  It depends, but the bottom line is that judges do what they want and sometimes they blanket authorize police to do things under certain criteria
    1
  23839.  @josedorsaith5261  It's all subject to the same rules, and all the banks will comply with any lawful order from government agencies. If the police say "freeze that account," they will do so no questions asked. The physical dollars do not need to change hands, because most of them sit in the same bank vaults no matter who owns them.
    1
  23840.  @monkeeseemonkeedoo3745  it doesn't get any more centralized than it is right now, and there's nothing wrong with that. If there was a reason to decentralize the market would do so on its own.
    1
  23841.  @monkeeseemonkeedoo3745  China only pretends to be centralized. Every department is its own little kingdom. And what are you babbling on about the founding fathers? America was a failed state back then where Indian Wampun and bank deposit notes circulated in place of government money
    1
  23842. If the US government defaults, the whole plent is going with it. Get over it
    1
  23843. US conviction rates are screwed by the discovery process.
    1
  23844. How much did you lose?
    1
  23845. And foolishness.
    1
  23846. How'd you think rapist pick their victims?
    1
  23847. What does that make autists?
    1
  23848. Of course, they only exist to service men's masturbation fantasies
    1
  23849. Wages have no bearing on competency
    1
  23850. That guy's life doesn't matter. He barely evaded the death penalty.
    1
  23851. Dude, there are tens of millions of guns in the US. Most families own one.
    1
  23852. They weren't expecting the gun draw, apparently.
    1
  23853. All these goons lose everything after a time.
    1
  23854.  @NotMe-vy7bb  just because it's the internet doesn't mean you have to berate everyone. To give you an idea of how glaciers move; Airplanes abandoned on the ice during WWII were completely submerged 60 years later when salvage crews found them. Reason was top ice melted and refroze every year. Likewise, there are little ice ages and warm periods of history that have not yet been explained. The medieval and height of the Roman Empire were strangely warm, while the dark ages and early modern period were oddly cold. All of this is besides how sheets of ice slide across the surface depending on how steep the slope is. All of this doesn't debunk anyone's climate change argument, it simply shows how politics has allowed a lot of garbage to get into allegedly impartial studies.
    1
  23855. Vhut?
    1
  23856. That wouldn't work as you can't lock the driver inside. Also you'd need physical access to the police station computers as this is a closed network.
    1
  23857. That's not funny
    1
  23858. The Gazans speak Shami, not Masri
    1
  23859. The education was all fake anyway
    1
  23860. Screw that guy
    1
  23861. @pilotjoe4010  only if you're an ahole
    1
  23862.  @rebeltheharem7028  There's also the pathological element, because it's literally the lowest barrier crime, so easy a child can do it. These guys get a kick out of the act of taking from others, the actual risk/reward tradeoff is secondary.
    1
  23863. Shut up
    1
  23864.  @aaronhpa  What's a Commie doing on an investment channel?
    1
  23865.  @aaronhpa  how'd you know? You don't know a thing about Communist history.
    1
  23866. Tell it to your mother
    1
  23867. It's always been like this
    1
  23868. Are you complaining that buys don't necessarily push up the price a lot?
    1
  23869. How much did you lose?
    1
  23870. This is why I always tell people to just shoot your enemies. Don't waste everyone's time pretending you can bark orders and extort concessions from rival governments.
    1
  23871. Is that your excuse for why you can't get a loan?
    1
  23872.  @Squatch_needs_no_heroes  Automated Teller Machine. Online versions count
    1
  23873. All weapons look bad when Arabs are using them
    1
  23874. Vhut?
    1
  23875. What? This was never classified info to begin with and the plane is older than you are
    1
  23876. @XantherBlaze  I'm a military historian and my Dad used to fix A-10 during the Cold War. I know a lot of things, one of which is that most of the information in the video has been on Wikipedia for years
    1
  23877.  @XantherBlaze  you're ignoring reality. NONE OF THIS IS SECRET. There were press releases on it before you were born
    1
  23878. There’s no reason to care
    1
  23879. We're talking accounts, not people. These guys usually have dozens of accounts to circumvent bans and manipulate vote counts.
    1
  23880. Quit yanking heart strings. No one cares about Yemen
    1
  23881. That's probably why he ain't in the army anymore
    1
  23882. My tiny little motorcycle is cheap enough it's not worth rebuilding anyway. I think the argument that making them less serviceable isn't worth it only works for large diesel engines that can last a century with the correct overhauls.
    1
  23883. Liar
    1
  23884. Shut up
    1
  23885. No one will buy that junk. You can hardly even get them to buy licensed replacement parts from China
    1
  23886. Is that a weird joke or do you have a death wish?
    1
  23887. Mark Cuban is proof that fame depends on having a literal ton of money you care nothing for. Not talent. Not skill. Not education.
    1
  23888. Greedy bastards don't like rich people
    1
  23889. It's a gambler's fallacy
    1
  23890. If that were true, there'd be no corporations. So don't impose your worldview on others.
    1
  23891.  @blinded6502  just because you'll take a bribe doesn't mean anyone else will.
    1
  23892.  @djp1234  don't you have a court date to ignore, liar?
    1
  23893.  @djp1234  it means bug off
    1
  23894. Also, compounding means a 2% a day return gives a yearly gain so big that a scientific calculator can't distinguish from infinity and a monthly gain of 164000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000%
    1
  23895.  @ignaciogonzalez8716  usdc already depegged, you dolt
    1
  23896. Probably.
    1
  23897. They're not remotely similar.
    1
  23898. AKA stopping power
    1
  23899. What lawyers?
    1
  23900. Depends on your competency
    1
  23901. Shut up
    1
  23902. They'll both go broke.
    1
  23903. It's a market, not a company.
    1
  23904.  @aleksazunjic9672  this idiot doesn't even know what over-the-counter trading and private equity is... Who you are referring to is the Intercontinental Exchange. They own a long list of markets, but they neither buy nor sell nor choose winners and losers, nor do they choose who buys what. They simply rent data plans from their servers where buyers and sellers meet. Literally anyone can rent from them and become a market maker (someone who will both buy and sell any asset for a small fee). Then there are the stock brokers, the investment funds, the high net worth people, the investment banks, the actual banks, the retail investors, the hedge funds, the corporations trading stocks, and many other competing actors all seeming the same thing: profit. The governments of each country set the rules as to what is legal to trade and what isn't, for instance America's SEC has bloked the listing of many Chinese companies due to systemically sloppy accounting in that country.
    1
  23905. Or he didn't care.
    1
  23906. It's just life up there.
    1
  23907. Zelenskyy isn't a libertarian
    1
  23908.  @tiempoz3965  that's either a sick joke or you should shut your trap permanently.
    1
  23909. A few of them are. Others are scammers. Others are wannabe outlaws.
    1
  23910. Maybe you just notice the jams more, maybe when they don't jam things end faster and the video ain't so famous, maybe they just lug those things around all day in all weather and they wear out over time, or maybe city departments are cheapskates
    1
  23911. A lot of people call literally anything they don't like fascist, even strict school principals
    1
  23912. A lot of these guys aren't concerned with actual profit figures, they want immediate domination and/or high-risk thrills.
    1
  23913. It is possible to buy a wife in China.
    1
  23914.  @simonb8078  what does the one have to do with the other? The whole world doesn't revolve around trees.
    1
  23915.  @simonb8078  how'd you know? It's not like you know a thing about it. And again, the CO2 output of space is statistically insignificant. And the fact this launch is in a forest means it'll just be absorbed faster. Now don't you have a car dealership to firebomb?
    1
  23916.  @simonb8078  that you're probably an ecoterrorist
    1
  23917. Shut up
    1
  23918. Blackbeard was also the deadbeat father of two families.
    1
  23919. They are banned from owning shares of financial institutions by Federal Reserve policy.
    1
  23920.  @MrMakabar  deflation is a bad thing.
    1
  23921.  @MrMakabar  you're thinking in microeconomics. In macro the effect would be that no one will spend or invest the money if they know it will gain in value. Treasure hoards and sluggish business will proliferate. Measured inflation is good for a growing economy. Measured deflation is good for a shrinking economy. Likewise with debt and savings.
    1
  23922.  @MrMakabar  you say that as if we don't target a 2% inflation rate. What you're asking is for these guys to lose money just so they have an incentive to act against the national interest and lower inflation. Indeed, your motive for doing so is your own pocketbook, so understand how incredibly selfish you sound right now? Also, it's their money, they do what they want with it.
    1
  23923. @Yeziir  you're rambling on. Are you saying there's a report alleging an explosion broke a dyke?
    1
  23924.  @MuslimsLearnToSwimPMSL  word salad
    1
  23925.  @addmin5487  quit being rhetorical. Lebanon is like ducks, they seem harmless until you find out what mating season is like.
    1
  23926.  @addmin5487  I don't care who your friends are, you don't know half as much about the country as you like to think and far less than you're pretending to. Fact of the matter is the government is largely defunct and the streets run by gangs.
    1
  23927. Found the conman.
    1
  23928. But this is where Paris gets its booze, and from 1200-1800 most of Europe copied France and equated people familiar with the country with the educated elite. In other words the original wine snobs liked the stuff.
    1
  23929. If you pay an investment banker, they can get a billionaire on the phone and offer to buy/sell shares in a venture not on the stock market.
    1
  23930. Guys, all those scammers were pretending to have attended Harvard, are we surprised Harvard was full of people trying to scam their way into a degree?
    1
  23931. No....
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  23932. Case in point: If it looks like a weapon in your hands, it is a weapon.
    1
  23933. Vhut? The debt load isn't the problem. Fools wasting time in Congress is the problem.
    1
  23934.  @BuddyLee23  I was referring to Beijing, not wsm
    1
  23935.  @asimqazi1943  that comes up elsewhere. My point was Chinese stock indexes are a better indicator of the economy.
    1
  23936.  @asimqazi1943  that's a bunch of vague nonsense and a few baseless assertions. There's no shortage of corporate frauds to choose from in China like China VoIO Digital, China Finance Online, Terra Nostra Resources, and whoever it was that was making fake baby formula. A good way to put it is Chinese stock markets exist for the market to make money, not you.
    1
  23937.  @dABiGfATLol  what does that have to do with anything?
    1
  23938.  @dABiGfATLol  that's not how stock markets work at all as market caps do not equal dollars invested and any total market ETF will correspond to GDP growth over the long term. You seem to think the whole stock market is a pump and dump.
    1
  23939.  @dABiGfATLol  If currency supply was fixed, then prices would go up with GDP as there are more people earning more profits but dividing up the same amount of bills.
    1
  23940. Come on. We all know strapping a computer to your face does nothing.
    1
  23941. Wrong video
    1
  23942. Liar.
    1
  23943. Schiff is a liar who doesn't understand a thing about economics.
    1
  23944.  @daviidon  he said the Fed was printing uncontrolled, the Fed official stats say otherwise, he claimed the numbers were falsified. He's a liar and stands to gain from his lies and distortions. We haven't had uncontrolled inflation since 1981 (or 1991 if you count it).
    1
  23945. Synthetic drugs or synthetic stock?
    1
  23946. @jonb740  they can and have gone down, it's just not likely due to inflation and rising population density
    1
  23947. @flamingosedai1820 except it don't cost that much. I bought a duplex for 32k and that was considered fair price.
    1
  23948. @bobmcbobbington9220  lying is not necessary in this instance
    1
  23949. There's an ulterior motive to this. Kazakhstan and other CSTO states (including Russia) are obliged to provide help in the event of terrorism and foreign invasion. Moscow appears to be going along with the legal fiction but there's really no need to hide it.
    1
  23950. Infighting, corruption, incompetence. For instance, weed was illegal but extremely common in Lebanon until recently. Most of the growers belonged to local militias that were effectively above the law as they fought their own wars and ran their own turf. These guys WANTED TO KEEP WEED ILLEGAL so that they could maintain their near monopoly and charge inflated prices.
    1
  23951. The prodigious stock performance from a company deep in debt in 2023 is a red flag in itself.
    1
  23952. Watch the video
    1
  23953. Suicide
    1
  23954. You mind making sense?
    1
  23955. Neither, and you can eat nightshade if you say otherwise.
    1
  23956. Shut up
    1
  23957. They made a lowball offer of a billion dollars.
    1
  23958.  @brendannelson525  And even that 7 billion figure is in deep value territory as their loans outstanding are worth a lot more than that.
    1
  23959. Not always
    1
  23960. It might have been heavy dose of shrooms. Or both.
    1
  23961. Shut up
    1
  23962. @withonor4289  shut up or I misuse the copyright strike report on your channel (three strike you're out)
    1
  23963. Only if you have a death wish
    1
  23964. Most VC firms are ponzi schemes
    1
  23965. That statement is meaningless
    1
  23966. Yes, I too write loony limericks.
    1
  23967.  @crtpo1809  but then Turkey would break the myth that they're a middle income state
    1
  23968.  @Paltheus  in theory, but Sharia is the given reason why Ankara cut interest rates. Of course, the real reason is because it's all a Ponzi scheme
    1
  23969. That is called a stock market
    1
  23970. @kpg1973  the numbers have always been fraud
    1
  23971. Wait, that thing about Chinese companies buying ARM blueprints makes more sense than you realize. Most of those ventures were scams to get subsidies and the rest lacked the funds to buy a lithography machine. I'll wager most of those conmen bought ARM blueprints in order to pass them as their own in order to collect subsidies.
    1
  23972. There's worse
    1
  23973. Like you would know
    1
  23974. Some people I know, yes. This guy, not sure
    1
  23975. This idiot thinks vehicle mounted AA is a thing
    1
  23976. Shut up. Get drafted
    1
  23977. Liar
    1
  23978. Lying isn't necessary. That's not what vaporware is
    1
  23979. Don't they always stink of it?
    1
  23980. Dr Raynor needs to see this video...
    1
  23981. The crazy part is Churchill really was an alcoholic, but the portrait makes him look vaguely threatening.
    1
  23982. Hindsight is 20:20
    1
  23983.  @sephiroth7023  Rug pull refers to pump and dump scams. This is technically not fraud
    1
  23984. Those guys also robbed Mongol trade caravans while fighting civil wars at the same time. Slightly degenerative......
    1
  23985. Do you have a death wish?
    1
  23986. It sure as hell wasn't. But several people independently invented the telephone around the same time. One woman even showed up at the patent office two hours after Bell left the same office.
    1
  23987. Liars lose money. So shut up
    1
  23988. A lot of Chinese buildings end that way.
    1
  23989. That's a common misconception. There's no way to tell when distant light was emitted.
    1
  23990.  @Omar_Santisi_  yeah, it is so common that even Veritasium makes that mistake when he also made THIS debunking video: https://youtu.be/pTn6Ewhb27k It's one of those science concepts that sound illogical but must be true in order for relativity to be true. There are untested theories that explain all the facts, though.
    1
  23991.  @chefcarry2902  not possible. Light may be transmitted instantly, or take all of eternity.
    1
  23992.  @chefcarry2902  that's a function of distance, not time. According to light itself, the journey is completely instant.
    1
  23993.  @chefcarry2902  this isn't an unproven theory, it is something that is unknowable and MUST be unknowable in order for relativity to work. For instance, if I am near a black hole where time passes 10 times faster and I'm 10 light years away, then any two way message will take exactly 20 years. But a one way message will take 10 of... Whose years? If it takes 10 of mine then it takes 100 of yours, and light cannot move at 1/10th the speed of light. If it took 10 of your years, then it only took 1 of mine and same problem. You can't ask the light how long it takes because according to light and journeys are instant. There are theories that fit this void that are impossible to test. Like we could assume just as light is bent by gravity as it travels in what it thinks is a straight line, it is accelerated by gravity to what it thinks is the speed of light. Meaning your message moved faster as it moved into the gravity well, and my message moved slower as it left, adding to a total of 20 years. Bizarre, eh?
    1
  23994. They basically all have always done it, people only noticed when Robinhood started doing it.
    1
  23995. I'm trying to learn both languages and I still can't tell them apart. They're closely related to each other, like old english and modern english.
    1
  23996.  @Keyboard-wizard  liars burn in hell. Now don't you have a graveyard to vandalize?
    1
  23997. Physically impossible
    1
  23998. Shut up. Get drafted.
    1
  23999. 7:45 Correction: That is mostly inflation.
    1
  24000. Destroying the economy by threatening war with everyone?
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  24001. Not sure
    1
  24002. Do we care if it did?
    1
  24003. They can, but might not be able to later. The reason they had all those rubles is because Russia is a net exporter and ended up with a lot of foreign currencies.
    1
  24004. Found the druggy
    1
  24005.  @a.b.a7827  being Muslim means nothing in this instance.
    1
  24006. Come on, we all do it. You apply for the grants you might qualify for and take what is offered.
    1
  24007. No. Most of the investors are also scammers. That's where all the sycophancy comes from
    1
  24008. Don't you have a Dalit girl to screw?
    1
  24009. Tulips had real world value
    1
  24010.  @full__tilt  Tulip mania happened over 3-4 years, from the time they were first distributed across Holland until the first plentiful harvest burst the bubble. Also, tulips had real world value as they were pretty flowers in a time and place was the pasttime of men and women both rich and poor.
    1
  24011.  @full__tilt  I am
    1
  24012.  @full__tilt  Indirectly. I should add. I short a list of funds that are longbon blockchain stuff.
    1
  24013. Hitler grew up in Austria during a time when Serbia was Austria's enemy #1. Of course he was personally hostile.
    1
  24014. Don't be silly. He didn't need to rig one vut if he did there wouldn't be an election to begin with. You misunderstand the purpose of these votes: To guage opposition.
    1
  24015. Shut up. Get drafted. We'll see what you think of arms makers then.
    1
  24016. Weird hyperbole. We got public drinking fountains.
    1
  24017. ​ @TrulyValued please tell me that's a joke
    1
  24018. He goes through so many of both he basically is running his own show in those regards
    1
  24019. Liar
    1
  24020. Why? You don't like Brazilians?
    1
  24021. No, he's a conman. As far as we know he loves his wife and likes to hang out at bars with coworkers.
    1
  24022. These are big expensive suburban houses you're talking about. People are only dumb enough to buy those when they feel rich.
    1
  24023. You don't know the meaning of the word
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  24024. That's exactly what happened
    1
  24025. I have no idea who you're talking about, but they're targeting rivals.
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  24026. It shouldn't surprise you that hired hitmen often are scammers. One case I heard in Mexico where a man hired some hardened criminals to kill his ex-wife, but these gangsters simply took his money then warned the ex of the plot.
    1
  24027. Industrial war? They got nukes, so not that kind of war
    1
  24028.  @alexb.6800  I wish that were true.
    1
  24029. @weird-guy  first off, no one fixes what isn't broke and the Soviets were notorious overengineers. Second off, the Russians have economy akin to rural first world where wages are low and cost of living is lower. Like one Yakute village where they have to harvest firewood and hunt for food but trade the pelts and fish for modern goods like computers and cars.
    1
  24030. @badluck5647  first off, what did I just say about firewood? Second off, Russia is arctic and semi arctic (during Christmas time the night never really comes to St Petersburg). Plumbing is much more difficult and expensive under these conditions and in remote areas many people do things the old fashioned way. Likewise, Russian regional airlines are the only place where passengers have ever helped push their plane out of the snow. The reason is these airlines are glorified bush pilots serving small cities where the roads are impassable during certain times of the year. The Kazakhs are still even semi-nomadic, crossing borders on large buses routinely for seasonal labor.
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  24031. It sounds like another giant science experiment showing how we haven't yet learned that science doesn't work like it does in the movies
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  24032. Idiot investors can't sway a vote
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  24033. Go be racist somewhere else
    1
  24034.  @southstar9931  your pathetic arrest record is public info. Now shut up before your mother takes your phone
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  24035.  @MaxPowersCFB  I don't play CoD but from what I hear they do innovate with each new game even if the corps game is the same. The offender you're thinking of is FIFA Online where they update the roster and not much else. Someone keeps buying it, and I hope it's not the same people every year.
    1
  24036. Shut up. Get drafted
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  24037. Americans overwhelming prefer to refer to areas based on reality, not how we desire the situation to be.
    1
  24038. These vigilante hedge funds all have newsletters that are worth subscribing too.
    1
  24039. A lot of the same men involved
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  24040. Regardless Russia's strategic objective, they had a window of about a week before NATO troops arrived in large numbers.
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  24041. Lying isn't necessary here
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  24042. No one cares what you think
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  24043. Ha
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  24044. I wonder if you'll ever find a girl that wants to have sex with you
    1
  24045. You evidently didn't read the Pandora Papers.
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  24046. Blackrock isn't worth 9 trillion, they manage 9 trillion worth of client's money.
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  24047. Even if they are, he may still be guilty
    1
  24048. Dude, you'd complain no matter what the trend is. And right now the trend is for massive corporations running cookie cutter type stores.
    1
  24049.  @StentorATX  speak for your own cronyism
    1
  24050.  @kimk2635  obvious shoplifter needs to get drafted......
    1
  24051. No. I don't know about palm oil but with the corn, the part that's not turned into fuel is used as cattle fodder, so not a fraction as wasteful as this guy thinks.
    1
  24052.  @skz5k2  it makes no difference as the wasted energy goes into cows.
    1
  24053. The Belgian king doesn't know a thing about the former Belgian Congo.
    1
  24054. It really shows you that no one in Beijing knows anything about chips since you need a billion dollars and special knowledge to start a chip factory, so how could there be so many chip startups in China?
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  24055. He is to her, prolly. But the dog doesn't know the difference between a friend and a burglar or this or that property line.
    1
  24056. It's called lying
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  24057.  @SeeLasSee  those goons can't even make a rifle by themselves
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  24058.  @cageybee7221  making a single rifle can be done in a garage with hand tools
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  24059. @Mega Jatt  is that a weird joke or do you have a death wish?
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  24060. @Mohd Adeeb  Vhut? Gandhi argued in favor of sterilizating certain men.
    1
  24061. @damiang888  IDK what that show is but it's bullshit
    1
  24062. Shut up
    1
  24063. This channel doesn't discriminate.
    1
  24064. The little piggy is prolly bacon by now....
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  24065. They have one. These guys generally amass in camps and then charge the barrier with all the tools they have. A few slip through the cracks each time.
    1
  24066. Chinese Communists have all sorts of weird flex.......
    1
  24067. That kind of libel will get your house torched
    1
  24068.  @Blaze-v6f  apparently not, neckbeard
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  24069. Shut up
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  24070. You're the same crypto scammer with dozens of accounts manipulating the votes, aren't you?
    1
  24071. Lose the sycophancy. This isn't even the first time sudden acute shortages of simple things have happened.
    1
  24072. Will that make Arabs any less assholistic?
    1
  24073. Bonds and commercial paper aren't the same. Paper can usually be redeemed at any time and have low interest rates and littleif any collateral, bonds have years to maturity and the corporation itself backs it.
    1
  24074. Who said it was negligent and who said she shot it? I seriously can't tell.
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  24075.  @jamessimms415  they did, that's why armor kits were made but in 2003 there weren't enough to go around.
    1
  24076. Shut up
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  24077. @jasonstevens2060  no one cares. It's not like we don't secretly own their butts
    1
  24078. No
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  24079.  @wsEchoPark213  as if you're any different
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  24080. Heavily. The Feds audit them
    1
  24081. Word sallad
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  24082. Frankly, I haven't ever heard anyone but anti-Semites use the word "goy" regardless of context.
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  24083. @@iR4pedPessi Palestinians aren't the ones throwing around the term goy. The Palestinians actually meet and speak to Israelis, addressing each other either in English or Hebrew, and know that is not a term they use.
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  24084. @@FlorentinoPerez69 Dude, we can tell just from your name you don't know any Jews.
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  24085. @@FlorentinoPerez69 I bet my life upon it, fucker. Now shut up. You're sus.
    1
  24086. @@iR4pedPessi Is this a sick joke or do you have a deathwish?
    1
  24087. That's a total guess.
    1
  24088.  @Tannyk1  liar
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  24089.  @Tannyk1  You're not. Now shut up
    1
  24090.  @Tannyk1  shut up
    1
  24091. Shut up
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  24092.  @lameiraangelo  shut up
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  24093. We're so obsessed over not making a mistake that this is what we get
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  24094. That's not even what is alleged
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  24095. You're here
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  24096.  @MomMom4Cubs  Silver isn't as expensive as you think. It's gold that's crazy precious.
    1
  24097. The problem is the government is no different from the surrounding population
    1
  24098. And yet, it's the most detailed explanation available on YouTube.
    1
  24099. Dude, these idiots were breaking a lot of laws. Curious how these guys frame everything like a wartime offensive but then treat themselves as innocent and sacrosanct
    1
  24100. He was never a billionaire
    1
  24101. Interviewing you about anything at all is a waste of time
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  24102. Maybe. The offensive was taken by unspecified Congolese rebels. I saw a old report of some Rebels in this area. The reporters weren't sure why the warlord denied working with a gang of Ugandan expats, because they're the ones that escorted them to said warlord. Ergo, it wouldn't surprise me if it turned out it was an open secret the unnamed rebels were a Ugandan proxy.
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  24103. You mean besides government bonds?
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  24104. That's a thief's logic.
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  24105. Laws don't matter in international affairs.
    1
  24106. The Fed isn't bailing them out.
    1
  24107.  @hydrohasspoken6227  I bet the lives of everyone on this thread. The Fed rarely bails people out, and when they do it's because over 10,000 people might lose their jobs if they don't.
    1
  24108. You're also in a land where the farmland isn't toxic
    1
  24109. You make as much as five Mexicans put together and don't have to worry about extortion. Get a life.
    1
  24110. Most of the time, yeah. But fools envy his post, so they only talk about his errors. Cramer is like most active managers. His trading fails to beat any benchmark
    1
  24111. This id10t thinks all there is in LA are movie stars and not tens of millions of transportation workers, stage hands, sailors, food distributors, shipbuilders, tourist traps, and beach bums.
    1
  24112. Bug off, gong fei
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  24113. Perhaps it's just a matter of degrees. Planet fitness base membership is suspiciously cheap
    1
  24114. Teuchitlan sounds like a dialect pronounciation of Tenochtitlan.
    1
  24115. Found the kefala sponsor
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  24116. @PhuckYT12  you don't understand Arab war plans. They are not plans nor are they coordinated, but instead are treaties often between parties that are also at war with each other to attack specific places on specific days. Needless to say, the illusion of cooperation evaporates on contact.
    1
  24117. @tzm1843  and you know this how? That is probably true, but we don't know it for a fact
    1
  24118. Liar
    1
  24119. Impossible (unless carbon nanotubes become an off the shelf product).
    1
  24120.  @international-arms-dealer  Deep in the video they said they were surprised a lot of these components withstand the g-loads they do, but then again these space thingies are made to be super light and g-loads go down the lighter you are. Some things had to be folded up in a way so they wouldn't break, though.
    1
  24121. Passing his problem onto the next guy.
    1
  24122. This is Egypt. Everyone wants to be a judge because bribe money and politics
    1
  24123.  @NaderNabilart  Dude, we all heard the (less sensationalized) story.
    1
  24124.  @WealthProfessor  scammer, got it.
    1
  24125.  @niarlatotepbasset  wut?
    1
  24126. You didn't watch the video
    1
  24127. I'm going to say it: Half that country is some kind of scammer or another.
    1
  24128.  @baileygregory9192  the Armenians aren't Kosovars
    1
  24129. Dude, it was an impossible situation. No way around it
    1
  24130. It's a career with lottery ticket like odds. The only people who do it are hobbyists who would do it for free and greedy bastards who refuse to get a real job. I forget his name, but there was a pervert Twitch streamer who became famous because he was playing video games all day for months already when Twitch took off and started paying creators. After he was removed for being a pervert he quite openly refused to get a real job and attempted to whore out his girlfriend.
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  24131. Mostly, yeah. He takes his pay in shares, thus he only pays taxes when he sells, and he sells mostly in order to give to charity.
    1
  24132.  @kyronne1  I can delete the OP's original comment.
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  24133.  @Wulfbright  Me? Do I sound like the oldest man in the world of are you experiencing voluntary schizophrenia?
    1
  24134. This is highly cursory look at Egypt
    1
  24135.  @harboco  try the other way around. COP27 is an excuse to rehash hot topics. This is typical in middle eastern journalism, mostly because it eliminates the need for original reporting.
    1
  24136. He would still be dead.
    1
  24137.  @numbwrld2970  he would still be dead
    1
  24138. The plastic is possibly transparent in infra-red light. Cameras can see infra-red, giving the remote a translucent appearence.
    1
  24139. This goon is calling an alleged problem in the constitution "unconstitutional."
    1
  24140. High crime areas
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  24141. They buy it because the fund manager has every incentive to announce a deal (even a bad deal) because he doesn't get paid if he doesn't, and when the deal is announced people will buy the company and not the SPAC. This allows people who bought the SPAC to sell at a premium.
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  24142. No one cares about sheep. Not even the conspiritards harassing the army over this (they have remarkably short memories, almost as if they didn't read the reports).
    1
  24143. That's not even legal. The last guy who did that was referred for disciplinary action because of the major bones and arteries in the knee the could easily lead to accidental death.
    1
  24144.  @KrasMazovHatesYourGuts  Only if you're a heretic. However, Islam is explicitly incompatible with all other religions because it mandates certain things that are death penalty offenses basically everywhere else. No question.
    1
  24145. Idiot reporters should not try to tell farmers how to farm.
    1
  24146. Be nice.
    1
  24147.  @tomjones7184  The USSR wasn't that bad, and this isn't a total break.
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  24148.  @transmaster  Are you getting Communist Russia and Communist China mixed up?
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  24149.  @chrisbrown8748  Anything they lose from this split they can make themselves or buy from neutrals.
    1
  24150.  @paulb.5497  don't be ridiculous
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  24151.  @tomjones7184  and this isn't as extreme as the Cold War either
    1
  24152. Men sexualize violence. End of story
    1
  24153.  @hewhohasnoidentity4377  decade singular. And a lot of establishments I've seen use the same phones they always have.
    1
  24154. It would be equally painful. There is pepper spray sold specifically for dog control, though.
    1
  24155. All the desert plants in the archaic period and the cultural connections to Mexico and the east in the following periods. These can be easily explained if one assumes there was a Dust Bowl... That lasted centuries.
    1
  24156. Some of these guys sold over a course of days probably because of the illiquidity of the coins.
    1
  24157. What? You want to be king?
    1
  24158.  @Rem694u2  they all say that
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  24159.  علئ ياسر  Vhut?
    1
  24160. Yeah. Just as we assume a blind man would rather see. Being cajoined limits ones career opportunities and makes a normal relationship impossible.
    1
  24161. Shut up
    1
  24162. Dude, they overspent. End of story.
    1
  24163. The twinkie defense is a case in point how political garbage distorts everything into total lies.
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  24164. Most crimes are pathological. No, it makes no sense to save a little money using noodles to repair things, but a lot of people want to cheat their neighbors and they'll do it any way they know how
    1
  24165. There's worse things down there
    1
  24166. Send your wife outside without a hijab and prove that statement, you fraud of a Farsi.
    1
  24167. You'll leave later
    1
  24168.  @ko95  Liar
    1
  24169. Because there were easy pickings colonies there
    1
  24170. ​ @aidanflanagan4953 put that back up your butt where you got it
    1
  24171. That kind of libel will get you doxxed
    1
  24172. Not relevant. Especially when this is what the Afghans are doing to each other. You see politics and invisible villains, I see starving babies three feet from healthy women, and I see families refusing to share bread with each other.
    1
  24173. Not necessarily their fault in this case, though
    1
  24174. Technically not a porn stat but you make a good point either way
    1
  24175. @hlo695  no. The Arab "refugees" do not do that, why would genuine immigrants uproot again?
    1
  24176.  @wentoneisendon6502  I don't care what you said, that is how the word is used
    1
  24177. This is fraud and we can charge you with it
    1
  24178. That's silly. There's no particular reason to favor an amatuer landlord over a professional one, and most of us are better off renting because people often move and/or don't need decades long obligations in our lives
    1
  24179. We have thousands of billionaires and they're almost all old men.
    1
  24180. Well, they had the right idea to sell tickets at a discount to get theatres and customers in the door, it's just the size of the discount was ridiculous.
    1
  24181. Idiocy, my guess. Shark flesh is poison, not even bottom feeders can eat it, but the Icelanders knew a process of cheesing it to make cheap, nutritious, if smelly meat
    1
  24182. The illiquidity of real estate hides the risk because you can't realize a loss until sale or default, while with margin you see exactly how far things must fall to lose. It's a slow burn high-risk versus immediate risk
    1
  24183. Caveat about that no dog shelter: They refuse to kill the dogs despite the inadequate care and the fact they get loose and destroy neighboring property all the time.
    1
  24184.  @truthlies7018  found the conspiritard
    1
  24185. Sign you're making it up as you go along
    1
  24186. @Kidus Tefera He's just spreading baseless rumors about his political enemies.
    1
  24187.  @estimatingonediscoveringthree  that's actually impossible, because we ain't God. And it's we, not they.
    1
  24188. People started predicting the demise of the US dollar ever since they first printed the blasted things. Why would this be any different?
    1
  24189. I wouldn't have bought the gun if it had a trigger safety
    1
  24190. What would you expect anyone to do? Shoot up synagogues in the states?
    1
  24191. Scam? Try unnecessary middleman
    1
  24192. Parick is Irish and apolitical and neither side of US politics likes the Arabs
    1
  24193. Who cares? As long as she doesn't run.
    1
  24194.  @veronicaalmeda8014  liars burn in hell. There's felony convictions involved.
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  24195.  @redmed10  liar
    1
  24196. Yes, there's a photo on the web showing every famous scientist from the 1930s all in one photo from Einstein to Plank. This was only possible because only the rich went to college and people thought physics had been solved, so no one studied it. Several dozen men and one woman were doing most of experiments in theoretical physics.
    1
  24197. That's a joke?
    1
  24198. Please leave history to those of us that read history
    1
  24199.  @northernlights9637  I wasn't even talking to you
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  24200.  @thebowelmovement3028  wut?
    1
  24201. China doesn't have any
    1
  24202. No one makes money with lotto tickets, either
    1
  24203. Wut?
    1
  24204. No, that's speculation as a result of war propaganda. Many whole cities were vacated but most inhabitants didn't die but fled with several cities overcrowded with refugees at any given time. Virtually the whole country was displaced at some point. Casualties were extreme but not apocalyptic.
    1
  24205. It's a product of a feud by early programmers.
    1
  24206. Googling... $41,105 in 2021. ICE trucks also outperform in every way.
    1
  24207. He was trying to kill a specific person at the college
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  24208. Lose the bull
    1
  24209. Looks like that guy was doing 100 and saw the turn too late
    1
  24210. You know the crypto banks pulled all this same shit, right?
    1
  24211. That's silly. The bank is legit even if the industry attracts greedy bastards
    1
  24212.  @RaffaelloLorenzusSayde  yours
    1
  24213. @patrickgrady7505  like you'd even know what tool we use to kill innocent animals
    1
  24214.  @patrickgrady7505  apparently you don't, as animals eat the things people don't. Cows, rabbits, and sheep all eat hay, meaning we feed them leftover straw from wheat harvest
    1
  24215.  @patrickgrady7505  Someone misread what I said.
    1
  24216.  @nathanhicks667  They don't exist. Healthy animal is a profitable animal, and all an animal asks for is food, shelter, and company.
    1
  24217. Lose the silly rhetoric. We have more miles of paved road per car than anywhere else, and the standard of poverty around here is being unable to afford a used car. Comprende, amigo?
    1
  24218. People want ads because it hides the costs of using websites.
    1
  24219. Shut up
    1
  24220. That isn't a stock and how would this affect profitability of the exchange?
    1
  24221. Is that your way of saying you have no idea how that works?
    1
  24222. The government does whatever the fuck it wants
    1
  24223. Lose the bull
    1
  24224. That probably means he was a certified rageaholic and not actually crazy
    1
  24225.  @stillwaterbuilders3714  if true, and it probably isn't, that doesn't make him any less a danger to others.
    1
  24226.  @stillwaterbuilders3714  Again, who said he needed any? Recall he was trying to get out of jail time when he asked for it.
    1
  24227.  @stillwaterbuilders3714  I'll let a judge be the judge of that
    1
  24228.  @stillwaterbuilders3714  problem solved
    1
  24229.  @stillwaterbuilders3714  lose the hyperbole
    1
  24230.  @stillwaterbuilders3714  I have no idea if you really are insane or just saying you are.
    1
  24231.  @stillwaterbuilders3714  who said anything about that? Frankly I have seen/heard/met way to many people that blame their malfeasances on real/exaggerated/imagined psych and/or social issues. I even knew one guy that blamed his failed marriage on Iraq war trauma despite boasting of which types of whores he liked.
    1
  24232. China is bankrupt
    1
  24233. Yes, there's no official peace but a de facto peace between the locals and the government has existed for years in most areas.
    1
  24234. The Housing Bubble wasn't cons conning cons
    1
  24235. Googling... Can't find any convictions, but many would thought these were POW camps as they were designed to fool the victims until the moment they were gassed.
    1
  24236. Physically impossible...
    1
  24237. I always defined it as "State ownership/control of all business" because that's the only thing all socialists have in common, even the fake socialists like Castro.
    1
  24238. There's been a lot of drama between the firm and investors. Apparently management is experiencing loss depression and have no faith in themselves while investors think they just got unlucky.
    1
  24239. To be honest, even children know no one is going to put their lives in danger for a game show.
    1
  24240. I don't think they anticipated an actual gunfight and just brought the shield and rifles as a deterrant.
    1
  24241.  @Jason_The_Man  you ain't LEO, are you? Most arrests don't end in violence even in the inner cities and paranoia is stressful for you and aggrivating for everyone else.
    1
  24242.  @Jason_The_Man  yeah, that's why you see the LEOs brought the big toys just in case, but were surprised they had to use them. That's reality.
    1
  24243. Lose the atrocity olympics
    1
  24244. The amount of people using a simple dry season wildfire to digress to flaimbait topics is annoying.
    1
  24245. Of course. Beijing has got to show Murica that they are better than them.
    1
  24246. Dude, they short trash stocks for a living and the stock crashes when they release their report
    1
  24247. no there isn't
    1
  24248.  @narancauk  sign you ain't welcome at family reunions
    1
  24249.  @narancauk  shut up and get drafted, punk. No one cares for yer bull
    1
  24250. He probably doesn't know who they are
    1
  24251. Where's the Vault Hunters when you need them?
    1
  24252. Al-Thani so desperately wants France to be involved that this report straight up lies about what al-Jazeera previously reported. The former President was not a former ally of France, that was the President who arbitrarily demanded French withdraw.
    1
  24253. Liar
    1
  24254.  @WolfOfLosAngeles  if that were true they wouldn't be coming. So please, let the regulators do the regurgitating
    1
  24255. Shut up
    1
  24256. That's not the officer's money. Recall these idiots are going to jail for bribes, not embezzlement. Also, we need that money to refit the whole Navy. Most of our ships are overdue for replacement and we've been grossly undermanned/underequipped for a long time.
    1
  24257. ​ @paulbutkovich6103 buying high and selling low
    1
  24258. The UK would send him back.
    1
  24259. With a lot of these academics you know they're frauds just from the names. Where they're from, the facilities simply don't exist to put them in high office
    1
  24260. All the rest of them are dead. Either hung or died in prison or died late in the war in unmarked graves, or escaped and died naturally. If you were 18 in 1945, you'd be 94 years old now.
    1
  24261. More kamikaze than anything else
    1
  24262. VICE doesn't seem to realize that for many decades Cubans received blanket asylum grants due to the unofficial war with Castro. Also, it looks like VICE is more interested in putting a pretty face on camera than they are in having the interviewee/interviewer know a thing about Flordia because these idiots keep trying to play politics.
    1
  24263. Uh... They really do interview Sam Bankman-Fried.
    1
  24264.  @moic9704  I don't even know what that is, I'm a military historian. Mexico's democracy has been interrupted many times by infighting
    1
  24265.  @moic9704  Is that your way of saying you don't know much about Mexico?
    1
  24266.  @moic9704  you say that as if you forgot the original comment
    1
  24267. So's an ETF.
    1
  24268. They're synonyms.
    1
  24269. Elon Musk relocated to Canada before moving to the US
    1
  24270. Who?
    1
  24271.  @fuzzjunky  because his advice has always been more sound than yours ever could
    1
  24272.  @fuzzjunky  you deserve to lose money for lying.
    1
  24273.  @fuzzjunky  lying about your portfolio does nothing. I'd wager you've been investing for less than two years and only own meme securities.
    1
  24274.  @fuzzjunky  that sounded like a confession.
    1
  24275.  @fuzzjunky  ha. You've been trading a matter of months, haven't you?
    1
  24276.  @gordonjohnson2497  I don't care, I'm not in this silly argument. And even if that's true you're original comment is still in bad faith
    1
  24277. One word: Shrooms. She isn't necessarily insane, and most crazies go in and out of institutions as they get better then relapse.
    1
  24278. I'm sorry, but this is just a symptom of a systemic issue. All of India is involved with scams, but the cons that happen to be affiliated with the ruling elites get away with more.
    1
  24279. A lot of these papers aren't too good to be true, but too obfuscated to be understood
    1
  24280. It varies year to year and between departments. At the moment China is so desperate for US investments that one bank was offered the chance to open a fully US owned branch
    1
  24281. Vhut?
    1
  24282. That is called a pyramid scheme
    1
  24283. No one said that. Also, the Americans were actually winning and had a reasonable expectation to rescue hard fighting units.
    1
  24284. @eltonrista3243  that's not what was said.
    1
  24285. Come on, we all know you'd say that no matter what they did
    1
  24286. Liar
    1
  24287. He is a liar
    1
  24288. Even those guys lost money as the cost of moving those goods hundreds of miles outweighed the inflated prices they charged.
    1
  24289. It's not so bad
    1
  24290. Found the drug dealer
    1
  24291. Dude, you seem to forget there's no way the government is letting a threat to their employees slide.
    1
  24292. No one gets paid to do nothing
    1
  24293. That's a joke, right?
    1
  24294. Haha. The reason we're cutting out their hearts is because they're disposable chattle.
    1
  24295. Not even the Russians care for that distinction
    1
  24296. No one cares. These guys can simply get jobs working for the miners.
    1
  24297. Sometimes they are
    1
  24298. Kinda impossible. They don't even control their own soldiers.
    1
  24299.  @vladimirseven777  shut up
    1
  24300.  @vladimirseven777  shut up
    1
  24301.  @vladimirseven777  shut up
    1
  24302. Shut up. You ain't helping
    1
  24303. Poor people pull this junk too. That's why family court is such a nightmare
    1
  24304. Found the scammer
    1
  24305. Classic suicide by cop. It's so unfortunate he had skill making himself look like a methed-out jerkwad.
    1
  24306. Come on. The difference between these guys and their enemies is on deals drugs for a living, and the other is impersonating police officers.
    1
  24307. Not exactly the longest running conflict since it involves dozens of functionally independent that vary year to year.
    1
  24308. That's a massive waste of money
    1
  24309. You should talk
    1
  24310. ​ @MIAMIC70 or maybe just yours
    1
  24311.  @DennisMoore664  pride is what makes people feel powerful even if they aren't
    1
  24312. Yeah, there's a lot of those these days.
    1
  24313. Is that an artistic expression signifying the need for a psych eval or a terroristic threat warranting a boot from the internet?
    1
  24314. No, China depends on western products. Most airplanes, factory equipment, seed crops, and skilled labor is imported because it's near impossible to get locally. There are even "white monkey" jobs where they pay some white guy to pretend to be a skilled professional to trick customers and investors into thinking they know what they're doing
    1
  24315.  @q3itachyon209  you ain't helping anyone do anything
    1
  24316.  @MrMarinus18  it's called upcycle. You take spare parts from old ships and make new ships.
    1
  24317. Quit talking to yourself. No one knows what you mean
    1
  24318. Including installation, as much as a bread new car... EACH. But it will allow you to get more food per acre for decades. Here in Kansas, farmers use them so they can grow corn instead of wheat/soy.
    1
  24319. This is criminally incompetent libel and you can be sued for it, VICE. Especially when Shane Smith blew away the company's rent money on mansions and cocaine.
    1
  24320. @wtmayhew  Not that low enforcement, there's some many hiding in plain sight they can focus on easy fish and serial offenders. In terms of accounts banned, enforcement is impressive, but only few are prosecuted. Amazon is only going to spend money if counterfeiters threaten customer loyalty
    1
  24321.  @arbitrary_username  amazon is mostly wearhouse/shipping/retail. Comparison doesn't work
    1
  24322. Crypto scammers fear getting permabanned in real life
    1
  24323. Found the shoplifter
    1
  24324. ​ @paulbutkovich6103 he knows. He doesn't care
    1
  24325. Historically speaking, idiots blaming Presidents for crashes doesn't do anything.
    1
  24326. That's literally not even how it works anymore, freak show.
    1
  24327. Parents are catatonic. Forgive them for that, it's the neglect leading up to the incident to worry about
    1
  24328.  @Brandonutz  do you have a death wish?
    1
  24329.  @danusdragonfly6640  the scammers? Who said anything about that?
    1
  24330. The ironic part is that gangs only carried out a handful of murders with this gun, while the US Army killed truckloads of enemies with it.
    1
  24331. This guy seems so convinced he got away clean that he assumes the officers don't know it's him. Pride goes before the fall......
    1
  24332.  @thomas316  which one?
    1
  24333. Shut up
    1
  24334. What made you think they're different from anyone else to begin with?
    1
  24335.  @hjs9td  so does everyone else. Noteworthy is JP Morgan's official statements said flatly these guy's job was to prevent losses in a 2008 style crash, but they did the opposite because they're idiots.
    1
  24336. You mind making sense?
    1
  24337. China's economy is always depressed
    1
  24338. His opinion is less than irrelevant
    1
  24339. They are. All cryptos are highly correlated to each other, all exchanges have incestuous relationships, and everyone depends on borrowed funds.
    1
  24340. How do these cities send small armies of cops after protestors when by China's own stats their police are undermanned and underfunded?
    1
  24341. Those idiots can't even make an airplane even when they have the blueprints, and literally every aerospace firm but Boeing refuses to work with them because virtually all their domestic products are counterfeit.
    1
  24342. Shut up before we load dart guns with vaccines just to tick you off.
    1
  24343. Shut up, kid
    1
  24344. Vhut? No one plans Earthquakes
    1
  24345.  @Matthewgriffiths18  Most of them weren't build by state owned enterprises, but were self built and/or built by small amateur enterprises. Even so, you're talking negligent homicide, although I don't know what the laws on that in Turkey are.
    1
  24346.  @randomguy8228  Literally no one in Turkey follows building codes.
    1
  24347. @brklpylmz  who said anything about amnesty? The rules were never enforced to begin with, and allegedly many builders diluted the cement with ash.
    1
  24348.  @brklpylmz  that's the level of systemic incompetence and apathy in Turkey.
    1
  24349.  @brklpylmz  among other things.
    1
  24350. It may have been just a pretext firing. These investment banks fire a chunk of their workforce every year based mostly off who makes them the most money.
    1
  24351.  @Izzy323x  I'm a soldier. I hurt other people. And my old friends at Benning can help you sort out that cocky attitude real fast. It'll be good for you.
    1
  24352. Greed.
    1
  24353. In China at least, most of the discount cigs are made by tiny ventures with no equipment, sanitation, or quality control. A factory may share space with a pig pen and the cigs test positive for poop. Or the tobacco itself is marinated in pesticides
    1
  24354. That wasn't a growth stock
    1
  24355.  @albertgriffith5801  That's not what growth stock means
    1
  24356. Vhut?
    1
  24357. If you don't know jack about Palestine, don't pretend you do.
    1
  24358.  @soviet9366  that does sound tragic, but no one is doing that at this time.
    1
  24359. Being forced to send your vehicles away should have been the sign to follow them....
    1
  24360. The army reinvented the shotgun
    1
  24361. Ha. Fine wines are indistinguishable from boxed wines
    1
  24362. Shut up, Sabine
    1
  24363. Only a few widely know cases
    1
  24364. Ha
    1
  24365. Shut up
    1
  24366.  @toutlaw2431  come on, you and I know you'd say that regardless if it were true. And I was there when ethanol finally became cheaper then regular gas.
    1
  24367.  @maxmustermann-cy9zn  I KNOW. It depends what field you're using as to what combo works best and my farming knowledge is finite.
    1
  24368.  @TheGor54  spy boys?
    1
  24369.  @CowMan897  that's probably a ripple effect. Plus there are a million more uses for soy now then a century ago. But I don't know what all soils are good for.
    1
  24370. The President has no control over universities and industry R&D. He can halt Federal grants, that's it.
    1
  24371. 10:55 Sounds like SBF controlled that account but he knows he can't say that. All the money passed through his personal account on the way in, I think.
    1
  24372. I heard of Spare Parts Army but...
    1
  24373. You know surrender meant suicide for the commander, right?
    1
  24374. Like you would know
    1
  24375. China is all Ponzi schemes, especially the housing. They get ripped off all the time when they outbid everyone else abroad
    1
  24376. Don't assume, some people will throw the book at cops regardless of color. Others will throw their coworkers under the bus just to preserve their reputations.
    1
  24377. Weird assertion. Get drafted.
    1
  24378. Literally no one does that. Not even Communist China.
    1
  24379.  @ababcb3005  I left the part out that either you have no idea what the FDIC is or you're lying that said insurance is a bailout.
    1
  24380. Turdworld counties are usually too busy robbing each other to make stuff, yes
    1
  24381. Ok doomer. Good luck predicting the 50 of the next two market crashes.
    1
  24382.  @NegativeSpacesPositiveEntropy  you've been extrapolating too much from sensationalized news.
    1
  24383.  @NegativeSpacesPositiveEntropy  that's just political garbage everyone knows you'd say regardless of what the facts were.
    1
  24384. 1:41 That guy flagged the cameraman.
    1
  24385. What are you talking about?
    1
  24386. Found the scammer
    1
  24387. They won't. Period.
    1
  24388. Inside the green line they do.
    1
  24389. Rocket science
    1
  24390. Heavy fines and pending fraud charges
    1
  24391. @cf1885today  no. We're capitalists, and the more they sell to us the more they'll depend on American machine tools
    1
  24392. Richard debunked that in an earlier video. Credit Unions simply shift some of the risk onto customers. Less risk, less reward
    1
  24393. ​ @c0d3_m0nk3y liar
    1
  24394. Shut up
    1
  24395. I was among the early investors putting out Palantir DD on WSB and made a little money off of it, but I'm not into active investing anymore
    1
  24396. It's in the description. Idiot had the bright idea to reach for his weapon when the other guy already had the drop on him
    1
  24397. Most taxes in the US are paid by companies and rich people
    1
  24398.  @dsjadenvarghese5157  That ultimately makes no difference. The bosses will just raise their own prices and salaries accordingly.
    1
  24399.  user-lk4no3vo8q  liars burn in hell
    1
  24400.  user-lk4no3vo8q  What?
    1
  24401. That's a sign you don't know a thing about science.
    1
  24402. No one wants to hear your opinions, Jake. You ain't smarter than the Federal government.
    1
  24403.  @selespeed3  how much is that due to dumb luck?
    1
  24404.  @selespeed3  yes. It's dumb luck. Either that or you're straight up lying to me.
    1
  24405. Very funny
    1
  24406. How much did you lose to scams?
    1
  24407. No....
    1
  24408. That mortality rate is fairly low ordinarily. It doesn't take much to produce the trend.
    1
  24409. Dude, they explicitly said no chance of parole.
    1
  24410. Don't waste your time with these assholes.
    1
  24411.  @yhvvcbhjjggjk-id1re  how much have you lost?
    1
  24412.  @yhvvcbhjjggjk-id1re  we can tell. How much did you lose?
    1
  24413. Even if it did do well, that's at the expense of borrowers who could get cheaper loans from a bank.
    1
  24414. His hate groups formed the instant he was world's richest man because envy
    1
  24415. Most scorpion venoms contain nerve toxins that cause some form of paralysis. I'll wager smoking it makes them feel numb.
    1
  24416. No. It's a vice just like alcohol and gambling. It will be treated as such.
    1
  24417. Not slaughtered, arrested. The mob of Britains didn't even form a line before running away
    1
  24418. And the world is gonna laugh!
    1
  24419. Actually we're pretty sure that was just a pretext to hide some other reason
    1
  24420.  @rka-truthalwayswins5127  Shut up
    1
  24421. Why'd he run, though? Did his wife have buises?
    1
  24422. Not typical, but far too common
    1
  24423. Share of mind is not a substitute for market share. Some of us just go to the store and try on shoes to find the best one
    1
  24424. Selling goods below costs is a Ponzi scheme.
    1
  24425. As if screaming at men with guns does anything.
    1
  24426. Like... You?
    1
  24427. Funny he blames apartheid then immediately debunks his own claim.
    1
  24428. Shut up
    1
  24429. That's several levels of bullshit.
    1
  24430. Don't give people holier than thou vibes over politics when Amsterdam has a red light district.
    1
  24431. Stockton Rush wasn't doing that to my knowledge.
    1
  24432. ​@oo-bb4qs lying isn't necessary. There were regs, he just ignored or circumvented them all
    1
  24433. ​ @c0rr4nh0rn Mr. Rush was white, I doubt his whole crew was too
    1
  24434. When does the civilian model come out?
    1
  24435. Guys, protests are illegal in China. Meaning any kind of protest that occurs must become violent.
    1
  24436. They do stuff. You just notice it more when your country is butting heads with them
    1
  24437. Politicians really need to stop reading their fan's Twitter bull.......
    1
  24438.  @redboy6354  did you not read what I just said?
    1
  24439. Not in American English
    1
  24440.  @kendalljackson1203  Liars deserve to lose money.
    1
  24441.  @risingphoenix02  Take that racist BS and put it up your butt where you found it
    1
  24442.  @Martini7774-t8x  Those guys are often the ones making them
    1
  24443. It was purchased from willing sellers
    1
  24444. Israel doesn't have to worry about running out of munitions. The got more than enough to level all their Arab enemies.
    1
  24445. Liars get scalped
    1
  24446. They can't get more common when they're going bankrupt while making fakes.
    1
  24447. Women don't operate artillery. Don't lie to us
    1
  24448. If Gaza had a natural disaster like this, Israel would be the only ones with the equipment, people, and expertise nearby to help.
    1
  24449. The Russian pilot might be a white monkey. I.E. Not a Russian pilot, but a white guy paid to pretend to be a Russian pilot.
    1
  24450. Vhut?
    1
  24451. Hardeehar
    1
  24452. This goon thinks it's legal to brandish weapons in front of cops.
    1
  24453. Also, read the description
    1
  24454. Irrelevant
    1
  24455. It is literally fraud to include those as a cost of business you id10t
    1
  24456. It's mildly directly poisonous and an irritant and flammable. Basically a little of all the chemical things
    1
  24457. These guns have seen active service in Russia and allied countries, but mostly with less-than-lethal rounds. Those rubber rounds that other countries shoot with a small grenade launcher? Yeah, they got a giant shotgun for that. Apparently it's super effective at quelling prison riots.
    1
  24458. In the Canadian arctic it's reported a bear attack is more likely, so leave your car unlocked for refuge. Where I live it's simply impossible to hide/fence a stolen car, so only idiots like my sister's boyfriend will try it.
    1
  24459. No one can expected to blow someone's brains out like an automaton. I'd have to actually meet her to pass judgment.
    1
  24460. Take your medicine befire we send you back for shock therapy
    1
  24461. The term eneration of warfare was obsolete before it was even coined
    1
  24462. Everyone is involved. That's why there's a war
    1
  24463. I think the deciding factor was they didn't have a CS grenade.
    1
  24464. It is when it's airheads and markets
    1
  24465. Being baselessly accused of murder is pretty standard in Iraqi politics. Don't read into it.
    1
  24466. Crypto scam coverage, anyway.
    1
  24467. That can be arranged
    1
  24468. Dude, this hasn't changed. There's simply more attention paid to police shootings ever since a number of gangbangers tried to burn down a Federal courthouse.
    1
  24469. Icaln was outed after Cohen
    1
  24470. Troll somewhere else.
    1
  24471. You got the order of events wrong. The Covid Round Trip was because Ponzi economics, but that's over
    1
  24472. Seagal.
    1
  24473. Who cares? Go work for a farmer and find the exact same thing.
    1
  24474. Most of his wealth was tied to bloated stock values. I assume capital gains tax in India isn't realized until the sale of shares.
    1
  24475. It's a scam. All of it. You're not going to get any non-conspirator to say otherwise, Greedo
    1
  24476. Vhut?
    1
  24477. He was likely in a rut of his own making.
    1
  24478. They tracked the car with the kid's phone.
    1
  24479. They aren't right wing. Most of these guys hate Jews and any support for Israel
    1
  24480. Most of them would say they really don't know anything about the US if you asked them.
    1
  24481. Including the First Lady who the assailants thought was dead? You, sir, make way to many romantic assumptions.
    1
  24482.  @telo712  you're also full of it
    1
  24483. The air force bureaucrats are also incompetent and this is high risk business. Fines mean nothing in that case because the same idiots that signed off on the price also sued for the profit margin.
    1
  24484. They paid off the last of the WWI debt some years ago
    1
  24485. Shut up
    1
  24486. This highlights how the videogame cheaters rhat are hardest to catch actually do play well but use subtle hacks like walls and killaura. Aimlocking fools are easy to spot.
    1
  24487. Uh... You blaming her for a hysterical hostage and a call cut off at the victim's end?
    1
  24488.  @Angelofloveandhappiness  like... You?
    1
  24489. liar
    1
  24490. ​ @sethaldrich6902 your wife is always right, I assure you
    1
  24491.  @AllHailNannerpuss  small channel, probably not. She saw Michael Burry's puts though
    1
  24492. I'd think it'd be easier to simply have a pump action shotgun
    1
  24493.  @Majin10  that's not how it works over there
    1
  24494. More than trust, but a clearly senior partner who can override the others in the event of a dispute
    1
  24495. And those were only purchased because the Army was selling old MRAPs dirt cheap after the COIN.
    1
  24496. If someone equates someone else with filth/disease then they want to cleanse them away like filth/disease.
    1
  24497. Could we stop you from lying on the internet?
    1
  24498. Correction: Prehistoric American plains are called Hell's Aquarium
    1
  24499. He won't quit just because jealous fools scream at him.
    1
  24500. Who bought the car?
    1
  24501. @anon_rah01  the money from foreign donors all goes to scammers living abroad. I think you're getting these idiots mixed up with Fatah
    1
  24502. Rog?
    1
  24503. Surprising no one...
    1
  24504. Because those are NATO enemies for unrelated reasons. Duh.
    1
  24505. Who is we?
    1
  24506. Tunisia was never free
    1
  24507. The SEC files hundreds of suits a year
    1
  24508.  Zaydan Naufal  except the people of detroit had nothing to do with this
    1
  24509. Shut up
    1
  24510. They sold over 400,000 vehicles in 2022. Not world domination level sales, but enough to keep the machines running. The problem is the only buyers are people who live in the same city as the machine and even then local dealers are profitable
    1
  24511. Quit codescending, there's more too it than that
    1
  24512. A total guess
    1
  24513. corporate trials can last years, yeah. The Sacklers are still fighting the courts despite a whole Netflix series on their crimes being already out
    1
  24514. In Russia it was a brief but intense period during perestroika
    1
  24515. Everyone has been hit with gas prices
    1
  24516. A lot of the major landlords in England really are nobles, although those noble titles no longer mean anything. A symptom of Britain's civil democratization.
    1
  24517. Yes. They were lending exclusively in convertable bonds. That's a loan that comes with an embedded call option. It keeps the interest rate low by embedding a call option into it, meaning SVB still profited even though 3 out of 4 tech startups go bankrupt (YES, it is that bad). Now interest rates are up, tech startups can no longer get loans, stocks are down so the calls are worthless, and the old low interest rate bonds are losing money due to inflation.
    1
  24518. Creative accounting.
    1
  24519. It looks like he was an abusive husband that wanted to scare the cops off his turf. Just a guess.
    1
  24520. Because she's pretty. A lot of investment bankers sexualize wealth. Look how Ms. Javice does her hair just so and never breaks intent eye contact with the interviewer and/or the camera.
    1
  24521. Don't you have an exam to cheat?
    1
  24522.  @lythnookwemin  no, bozo, one gives you land use rights and the other does not.
    1
  24523. Better than you could ever be, given you don't seem to have any idea how stress and battle fatigue work.
    1
  24524. Many insurance companies just don't offer fire insurance down there for this very reason. I can say with statistical certainty that one or two canceled someone's fire insurance right before the blaze
    1
  24525. Liars burn in hell
    1
  24526. What fool said that? Some idiot YouTube commenter?
    1
  24527. Crypto regulation is an oxymoron. The whole point of it was that it is impossible to regulate
    1
  24528. He very deliberately attacked the police out of everyone else that day. He's probably dealing drugs, no using them
    1
  24529. This idiot risked his life because his license was suspended
    1
  24530. Shut up
    1
  24531.  @drews2444  shut up
    1
  24532.  @VicJang  shut up
    1
  24533. Does this look like a desert to you?
    1
  24534. It also makes sense for arctic creatures to absorb lots of UV since A) It's cold and B) the prolonged daylight
    1
  24535. It's a good thing they didn't, then.
    1
  24536. Stock go up, can do no wrong. Stock go down, can do no right
    1
  24537. So?
    1
  24538. Losing money on pyramid schemes was your own damn fraud
    1
  24539. We're talking loss of stock valuation, not cash
    1
  24540. No one was "bending rules" with Silicon Valley Bank on account they were never insolvent to begin with
    1
  24541. BBC is British. According to the BBC it is impossible to marginalize whites, Christians, and men.
    1
  24542. Presumably he does not want to go to jail. And recall he changed the account numbers because he initially thought there was an error, so he probably could convince himself that it could all pan out ok.
    1
  24543. How much did you lose, pothead?
    1
  24544. Suspect was probably about to get arrested on a related crime
    1
  24545. 100mph was max speed, not speed of impact. Those 911 callers were panicking. The suspect was trying to kill a specific person.
    1
  24546. Politicians weren't any different
    1
  24547.  @kylek1556  Rioter detected.
    1
  24548.  @kylek1556  you got that from 6 words? You find it hard to grasp that you're easily revealing a lot more about your own vices than anyone else? Shut up and get drafted punk
    1
  24549. Except it wasn't really a civil war. If this happened anyplace but Japan the situation would have immediately collapsed into a civil war, but this is crazyland
    1
  24550. It's easy for distant enemies to boycott, but Russia and Ukraine are brother nations and can't avoid doing business with each other.
    1
  24551. The countries in question don't care, they just want free stuff and to berate anyone richer than themselves.
    1
  24552. Because most cameras have gotten cheaper, not better
    1
  24553. Cities are notorious cheapskates
    1
  24554. Amazon certainly doesn't sell exclusively made in china goods
    1
  24555. Shut up
    1
  24556. For not being murdered with a bat?
    1
  24557. Because civilized countries have high production per acre and the effect is negligable. The acute effects are seen in places that were already struggling.
    1
  24558. That's silly. No one wants a war
    1
  24559.  @Dontshootthemessenger-l6h  liars burn in hell.
    1
  24560. That kind of libel will get you doxxed. That isn't even how US Aid works
    1
  24561. Humanitarianism doesn't exist in the Middle East. They're all scams
    1
  24562. And the deadliest Earthquake in US history
    1
  24563. These perverts often don't belong anywhere in politics. They hate everyone and are involved in organized crime (mostly drugs). Just this week a lesbian pair got arrested near where I live for letting a daycare kid almost die from the weed they were smoking
    1
  24564. Ha
    1
  24565. A carbon fiber tube wouldn't last long under sustained fire...
    1
  24566. In that game all guns must be equal in order for gameplay to be fair.
    1
  24567. Liars get scalped. Historians obsess over the slavery question more than the Confederates did
    1
  24568. That's not even how naked shorting works.
    1
  24569. By men who were later hung. Your whataboutism is laughably incompetent.
    1
  24570. WSM isn't political and there's both sides swimming in here
    1
  24571. The US government is yet to bail out a bank. FDIC insurance only covers workers salaries and customer deposits.
    1
  24572.  @spic0li  FDIC IS NOT A BAILOUT. There are fools that are lying and declaring intervention by the Federal Reserve, but that ain't happening
    1
  24573.  @spic0li  I'll bet a pretty penny you're a thief.
    1
  24574.  @spic0li  either confess that you are trolling me or I will dox you for the racist remark right here. Right now.
    1
  24575. Pride being the sole motive of every conspiritard. That is, they all like to pretend the world is stupid and no one has power over them
    1
  24576. No... Watch the report.
    1
  24577.  @lairdsman7928  In my dialect of English, they're both the same.
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  24578.  @lairdsman7928  I couldn't care less
    1
  24579. So? The jerkwad got ventilated real good. I'm worried about the crossfire.
    1
  24580. No. It would lose to the dissolution of markets. A market, by definition, entails at least many hundreds of competing players.
    1
  24581. An open market doesn't mean an idiot like you will make money
    1
  24582. He also wants to remove all gun laws, but that is not his priority
    1
  24583. Germany owes Greece nothing for stuff that happened before these idiots were born. Besides, Germany's reunification was conditional on no more reparations. And I guarantee you Germany holds its promises to its own people over the crybully antics of a state they never wanted to invade to begin with.
    1
  24584. Not since interest rates went up
    1
  24585. You wish
    1
  24586. What's up with it?
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  24587.  @hl3641  You think you're entitled to free stuff, got it.
    1
  24588. He's a physics motard. Get over it
    1
  24589.  @AdamMGTF  Not industry. The factory I work at uses inches.
    1
  24590. It helped that America wasn't a country until the Civil War
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  24591. Just as viable, I don't know if it would be better.
    1
  24592. It's a scam. He straight up lied about the Feds when the official numbers didn't line up with his predictions. Since he's recommending gold while selling it, that makes his enterprise quite fraudulent. I guess the only reason he hasn't been arrested is that lots of people will buy books rambling on about this, but few if any will buy gold based on that info.
    1
  24593.  @bgates275  the fact he's actually lying.
    1
  24594. You just notice recent scams more
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  24595. Not instantly. The Feds are notoriously sluggish about these things. But the guns could end up anywhere we have allies, especially given they're untraceable. Maybe they'll be a present from the White House to Ukraine, maybe the CIA will smuggle them to Guaido Loyalists, maybe we'll sell them to Somalia for cheap.
    1
  24596. That's a culture thing, not a dna thing
    1
  24597. Take your medicine, Kevin
    1
  24598. People do crazy things for love...
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  24599.  @tomlxyz  Trophy items and competitive advantages
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  24600. These goons pretended to be part of AI development so that they could profit from the bubble
    1
  24601. [Player kicked due to inactivity]
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  24602. Not exactly. A lot of those are imported skilled workers that work for the foreign oil drillers. Those guys spend most of their time in their own little communities and know nothing of the Arabs around them and they are well paid and career for.
    1
  24603. Same rules apply.
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  24604. The system as it is set up necessititates two mainstream candidates
    1
  24605. The Senate is only concerned with the budget and what genitals and skin color the astronauts have
    1
  24606. In the days before disposable cloth, hankies were the norm. Disposible is just more sanitary since you don't need to wash anything.
    1
  24607.  @john.premose  If that were so, it wouldn't be cheap, and therefore they wouldn't be disposeable.
    1
  24608. Colt went bankrupt several times in the 19th century
    1
  24609. Wall Street ain't a holy temple.
    1
  24610. That never happened to begin with
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  24611.  @robert48044  Most Popes weren't into Crusader things. And the Pope never gave Jerusalem as an objective that I recall. The call up was to "defend the church."
    1
  24612.  @robert48044  that's a Jewish thing
    1
  24613. Not all of them, but certainly everyone with job skills
    1
  24614. Mexico relies on the US for that. They don't need them for the anticipated wars.
    1
  24615. I think you'll find it's just another case of inmates running the asylum
    1
  24616. This article doesn't count. What are you referring to?
    1
  24617. Grunt assembly doesn't require any special skills or equipment. There's not enough money in it to be worth building in a civilized country
    1
  24618. @lance8080  that's how automotive does it, but you try and convince Apple to repurpose assembly robots to put together phones.
    1
  24619. @JackSmith-mk1ru  I don't know or care about what Foxconn is planning. Apple has no shortage of willing suppliers and by all accounts Foxconn is broke.
    1
  24620.  jacksmith6015  their funeral. They probably don't have the money to relocate anyway
    1
  24621. Liars burn in hell with their intestines exposed
    1
  24622.  @kgal1298  shut up
    1
  24623.  @boog172  shut up
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  24624.  @Pan00000-t  shut up
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  24625. These days? Small scale fighting has been the norm in Jerusalem since before the Brits conquered
    1
  24626.  @terra2805  They're Arabs. Literally all they write is political bullshit whining/threatening this guy or that.
    1
  24627. Shut up
    1
  24628. Ha
    1
  24629. Borderlands called: They want their gun back!
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  24630. I haven't heard if that prototype they have in the field shot anything down, though
    1
  24631.  @TheRm65  there definitely was a Jesus, a Jewish rabbi who founded a heretical sect. But regardless, the OP just thought it incongruous that this guy wanted riches to serve God.
    1
  24632. He just lifted footage from trader dramas.
    1
  24633. That only works with indexes.
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  24634. Nothing you said has anything to do with the matter at hand.
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  24635.  @thaliawow1130  put that back up your butt where you got it before you get doxxed
    1
  24636.  @pannik_lucas  So what? Stuff happens
    1
  24637.  @pannik_lucas  Vhut? You realize this is a wild forest and not a garden, right?
    1
  24638.  @pannik_lucas  You Googled that just now in order to sound smart. Now shut up before your landlord evicts you.
    1
  24639.  @pannik_lucas  shut up
    1
  24640.  @mordecaidennis1686  don't you have a math test to flunk?
    1
  24641. Did you not watch the video? Beijing enacted rules to curtail excessive borrowing and Evergande broke them all and could not borrow more.
    1
  24642. Plastic in weapons is not a sign of poor quality. Plastic can be pretty heavy duty, as long as it isn't made in China. In fact, the use of specialized polymers is one of the innovations in guns since it is lighter than wood and easy to work with. A bigger issue is the Mexican police neither trust each other nor paid well nor protected by their bosses nor are particularly well qualified.
    1
  24643. Enemies today, allies tomorrow, repeat. It's the natural way of things.
    1
  24644. The biggest advocate of gold has been claiming the Fed has been lying about inflation data... FOR DECADES. It's clear who is lying to sell books, each of which made the same arguments but changed the names to reflect more recent market crashes.
    1
  24645. Protestors don't count. Soldiers do.
    1
  24646. Hey look! This fool is auditioning to be this channel's next star.
    1
  24647. Shut up, they're all trash
    1
  24648.  @ddon1797  he ain't dead until the EMT says so.
    1
  24649. A curious remark since the trash built in China is only intended to last long enough to take the money and run
    1
  24650. Get real. Much of copping is dealing with intoxicated and mentally ill people. You're probably not going to get shot at, but you're definitely going to get screamed at by Karens.
    1
  24651.  @darklight6921  politicians don't control the economy
    1
  24652.  @darklight6921  the companies or the commodity? Because those are wildly different bets. And no matter what you're betting elected fools will do, you can bet your ass they aren't planning anything that will potentially swing the election against themselves
    1
  24653.  @darklight6921  even if that were true, why would that send gas prices higher? And the only sure things in war are fire and death. Also, how could you possibly place a timeline on this junk when at the moment all major offensives are stalled and there have only been localized actions for months? Also, most of those involved are only half heartedly fighting, including Russia and Galicia, and many states have little more than harsh words to contribute.
    1
  24654.  @darklight6921  No, I got plenty of risk. I just know my crazy ideas are as garbage as everyone else's. What you're saying simply doesn't make logical sense. I can say, however, that if you want to bet on an expansion of the war you should be long volatility in some fashion, but keep in mind the market has priced in the fact that may happen.
    1
  24655. Wut?
    1
  24656. Who?
    1
  24657. Dude, being mentally ill does not equal harmless, and being a cop doesn't mean you don't have a psychology/social work degree. You're not qualified to comment on police matters.
    1
  24658. Quit calling it a blockade. Gaza buys literally everything from Israel. They export things like clothes, fish, and furniture
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  24659.  @border411  Politicians don't run the courts.
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  24660.  @gene8675  Is that a weird joke or do you have a death wish?
    1
  24661. Already covered
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  24662.  @GetFochD  This is why your mother tried to kill you
    1
  24663. Shut up. He was an armed robber that pulled a gun on them
    1
  24664. Yeah, it's called drilling another well
    1
  24665.  @AFRoSHEENT3ARCMICHAEL69  shut up and get drafted coward
    1
  24666.  @andrewestbrook4473  define "abject poverty." Yes they are quite poor by first world living standards but it's not so bad by global standards.
    1
  24667.  Block Lord  the wealthy class are no measure of common living standards
    1
  24668.  @kavky  come on. We both know you'd say that regardless if that were true
    1
  24669.  @kavky  we're talking living standards, not political BS. You're evidently not familiar with life in Russia.
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  24670.  @kavky  I have a master's degree in military history. You're mixing up thing you know for a fact with thing you suppose to be true (easy to do with the trash sources floating around).
    1
  24671. Not if you have any idea what you're talking about
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  24672.  @lilacer6841  War is never over in Niger
    1
  24673. That's not funny
    1
  24674. Found the fraud
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  24675.  @StacksSats  He said on his phone using internet
    1
  24676. Gold is the delusional inflation hedge because we left the gold standard during a period of high inflation. Idiots deluded themselves into thinking gold represented real value while the Fed wouldn't even try keeping the dollar stable.
    1
  24677. Most of the people who do shootout with police have clear degenerate tendencies. Either because drug/psych problems, or they have trouble with authority, or they value their ego over their safety, and so on. There are channels on YouTube dedicated to body cam footage where you can see it.
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  24678. Patrick Boyle said as much. He went to a European exchange and at first he thought "Europe" was ahead because of all these creative contracts. Then he realized each one was tailored to one country's laws/needs and realized the market was just complicated and less iliquid. Compare this to CBOE trading over 4 million options a day all with the same standard call and put contract. Economies of scale are so ridiculous that exchange fees are almost negligible.
    1
  24679. Liars get scalped
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  24680. No. Maybe fired, depending on the bosses. But the worse this may be is excessive use of force.
    1
  24681. That literally isn't what's in the video
    1
  24682. The wages of sin.
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  24683. Ha. Those guys don't even know how to hold a rifle
    1
  24684. More like turning a stick into an automatic transmission, but whatever
    1
  24685. Not if you know what you're talking about
    1
  24686. 20 years from now, Scott will make a video about how this job destroyed his shoulder
    1
  24687. Come on. Socialists each want to control the economy personally. It has nothing to do with ideology
    1
  24688. Most Kenyas will do anything for 20 bucks
    1
  24689. I liked him better when he was blowing up expensive rockets...
    1
  24690. Quit giving arbitrary dates for stuff. Things change wildly year to year in China
    1
  24691. You're not half as familiar with the war as you think you are. Syrian nationalists were also claiming all the land once part of Ottoman Syria and then some. This included Hatay, Palestine, Transjordan, and maybe Lebanon. This was also the lead up to the ethnic cleansing of the Mizrahi Jews. And yes, the Arabs were extremely hostile towards Jews and equated any ethnic or religious Jew with the soon to be formed Israel. To be fair, there was so much infighting and so little competency in Syria that it is unlikely any coherant alliance with the Axis could gave been formed.
    1
  24692. Those countries are loaded with liars and thieves like Turkey is
    1
  24693. At the higher end globally speaking. Tulsa, though, has several high crime neighborhoods though.
    1
  24694.  @bwana-ma-coo-bah425  shut up
    1
  24695. @Daniel K That's actually false, since in most places there's actually no real investigative bureau in order to skillfully catch and quantify killers. And most of the murders are gangsters killing gangsters and the press doesn't care about those guys.
    1
  24696. The Ministry of State Security has a budget bigger than the army, yes. But they are like all national law enforcement, spy agencies, and even some regulatory agamcies put together
    1
  24697. What happened to Hamilton, anyway?
    1
  24698. Shut up
    1
  24699. The purpose of fines in China is to supplement tax revenue. Bankrupt cities will systematically impound all the scooters on the streets for made up reasons just to hold them for ransom. One city was even caught moving cars with a tow just to give them tickets
    1
  24700. You sound like the type that also points to women murderers and say "See, women can be equal soldiers."
    1
  24701.  @accrualworld4488  the ones you see in the news, yeah. But thereover 10000 hedgies in the US alone with average AUM of 80 million
    1
  24702. @Lawofimprobability the GDP numbers are also fraudulent, but that's a a different story.
    1
  24703.  Kitty Cat  hi kiddo, the grown ups are having a serious chat and starting silly arguments isn't funny.
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  24704.  Kitty Cat  shut up and do your homework. Trolling the internet isn't the best use of your time
    1
  24705.  @guppy0112  given the execs cashed out early, I wouldn't be surprised if they do end up in prison.
    1
  24706.  @The_Grand_Chief1344  depending on country and time period, but it's mainly down to rising populations
    1
  24707. The reason behind any riot/protest is always the same: A lot of different people want to be in charge. It is likely the looters and the elites each acted on their personal initiative.
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  24708. That's one way to get crypto permabanned.
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  24709. Everything. They own all kinds of businesses. It is fairly typical with turdworld corporations. A small firm with western educated men gets government connections and by various rackets becomes insanely profitable while all their neighbors struggle to meet payroll. They store all the wealth with a steady stream of cash acquisitions since they don't actually know how to run a business.
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  24710. You say that regardless of what case you're looking at, fellow American. And note this is an extreme case where an insane amount of money was involved and her own family betrayed her.
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  24711. Tall buildings wasn't the problem
    1
  24712. Not everyone, just you
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  24713.  @mariajason3547  we both knew what he meant
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  24714. They don't have one
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  24715. Indigenous rights and green conservation have nothing to with each other. These natives WANT investment and migration in the Amazon.
    1
  24716. Nothing
    1
  24717. Read the description
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  24718. Are you Brian Armstrong?
    1
  24719. Nestle Pakistan operates almost exclusively in Pakistan. There's a big market locally for bottled water because the municipal water is always dirty and often breaks down.
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  24720. 1:00 China does NOT have any significant middle class. In rural areas people make less than 10 bucks a day but everything is cheap, in the cities many people make middle class incomes but spend over 2/3 of it on rent and/or have 3 hour commutes.
    1
  24721.  @philipjones3599  some. Not most or even a large portion
    1
  24722. the IMF had nothing to do with it. And the whole country is corrupt
    1
  24723. Excuse me, but people argue a lot about government money so that is an oxymoron, savvy?
    1
  24724. Or maybe just you
    1
  24725. @remygrandemange8460  I'd rather put a date on you disembowelment. This is mostly existing tech. The main problem is moon dust and moon terrain
    1
  24726. You'd be surprised how many of these guys have college degrees or better.
    1
  24727. There were scoped muzzleloaders during the Civil War. The Confederacy paid fortunes to have blockade runners bring them.
    1
  24728. Shut up
    1
  24729. A... Decentralized Ponzi scheme?
    1
  24730. Liars burn in hell with their tongues nailed to their balls
    1
  24731. There's a bunch of different scams going on and there's no personal connection between these members. That's unlikely, but an actual terror group forming at the commune is possible.
    1
  24732. Debunking myths is a thankless job. Recently one historian got his award revoked because he said the Serbs were NOT genocidal.
    1
  24733.  @overdose8329  no. I debunked this myself too. A lot of brutal things happened but a lot of war propaganda got mixed in. You can easily identify which is which by whether the writer gives simple war stories or goes on long digression about the political history and ethics
    1
  24734.  @overdose8329  "merely one" is a bit of an exaggeration since the incident was almost wholly the basis for most allegations. If fact it's a case in point how both sides BS meant UN perception of the war had adsol nothing to do with Yugoslavia
    1
  24735. Liars burn in hell with their tongues nailed to their balls.
    1
  24736. Fun fact: There is no color scheme to Christopher Nolan movies. He is simply blind to some colors which don't get applied to anything
    1
  24737. There's worse
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  24738.  @deepaklevin  what?
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  24739.  @mullerstephan  Not when they get arrested for fraud
    1
  24740.  @mullerstephan  We know
    1
  24741. The slang comes from how it's often hard to tell who is a natural genius and who is just being an idiot.
    1
  24742.  @CarFreeSegnitz  try the other way around. We're going because there's a list of experiments that can only be done in space like using seismic equipment on the moon. And there's a lot of goons angry that none of the Apollo astronauts happened to be women.
    1
  24743. Or india. In one case they tossed down a giant carpet that looked like pavement until you walk on it
    1
  24744. Before anyone suggests building more of these, know that these are so expensive they're only profitable in first world cities that are as population dense as a sardine can.
    1
  24745. Where is all this junk hiding that they can get so big but no one has heard of them?
    1
  24746. Screw those games and everything they stand for
    1
  24747.  @rogeriopenna9014  I'd rather lighten up some PCs
    1
  24748. It was never stolen.
    1
  24749.  @crawfordsmith3700  how can you talk so much but say so little?
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  24750.  @ngfookkwai6096  lose the whataboutism, and how is the US even relevant to this?. Besides, the US incarceration is QUITE high mostly due to drugs. Of course since Americans are a bunch of whiners they think that's the worse thing in the world. But more important you can't really make a comparison between US and China on prison stats as a lot of China's incarceration in their internal wars are off books.
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  24751.  @ngfookkwai6096  who said I'm American? And I don't make policy recommendations. But either way, I'll say what I friggin please, pendejo.
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  24752.  @ngfookkwai6096  gratuitous insults to my mother may get you the side of me you do not want to see.
    1
  24753. Hardeehar
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  24754. Shut up
    1
  24755. Legal crimes usually consist of being an easy target for commies
    1
  24756. Did he have any known behavioral issues before this? Not every crime is foreseeable.
    1
  24757.  @Someone-yt6lx  shut up
    1
  24758.  @Bachinator1  mafia as defined as syndicate of professional criminals? Especially meaning refined and organized criminals?
    1
  24759.  @Bachinator1  fugazy?
    1
  24760. Vhut?
    1
  24761. ​ @EvilWeiRamirez or maybe just you
    1
  24762. Be nice. She means well.
    1
  24763. Wolf warriors?
    1
  24764.  @igameidoresearchtoo6511  you wouldn't even know where Jo-berg is to make that kinda racist assessment.
    1
  24765.  @igameidoresearchtoo6511  the assertion that all white people are racist is itself racist. Comprendé, estupido? And do you even know who colonized South Africa?
    1
  24766. I object! Rural Americans are having broadband upgraded, it's just slow as frick (finite number of technicians out here).
    1
  24767. @nswix  Except most businesses in India are literal ma and pa ventures. As in less than 10 full time employees.
    1
  24768. Shut up
    1
  24769. It's not necessarily the manufacturer's fault. Crazier things have happened because of poor mechanics, like the time a plane's rear stabilizer flew off because the ground crew didn't know that joint needed greased.
    1
  24770.  @steph7960  I'm willing to bet the OP uses the services of similar prostitutes which is why he's gratuitously belligerent towards them.
    1
  24771.  @steph7960  Dude, this is part of the world where all the bars call themselves cafes just because they don't want Karens harassing them for breaking Sharia. Of course the prostitutes refuse to show their face and say they simply hang out and get drunk with men who pay them. Likewise, you will see a lot of prolonged engagements because people may be casually dating but not want assholes to give them trouble. Even married couples often refuse to acknowledge they sleep together because there's just so many malicious rumors being spread about people's sex lives.
    1
  24772. Bug off
    1
  24773. To store money
    1
  24774. Don't you have a Dalit girl to screw?
    1
  24775. Some are.
    1
  24776. Even so, you'll need something concrete to accuse him of anything
    1
  24777.  @Christopher_TG  Courts can make money change hands for any reason they fucking want to. Neuman did a lot of accounting gimmicks to give himself and his friends huge pay at VC expense and now in bankruptcy the courts will totally use Neuman money to pay WeWork debts.
    1
  24778.  @nicholasdean3467  The courts intervene in anything they like
    1
  24779. No, but you can sue management for crazy overpaying themselves. @nicholasdean3467 
    1
  24780. He crazy overpaid himself and friends. The reason Wall Street won't touch the stock is because people know Adam trademarked the company name, then sold the trademark to his own company for 7 million. This is a clear and deliberate act to hide executive pay. @Christopher_TG 
    1
  24781. ​ @Christopher_TG all that funny business where he deliberately hid his huge salary from investors
    1
  24782. ​@nicholasdean3467 you can sue over unfair management pay
    1
  24783. You say that as if crypto hasn't collapsed BEFORE you made that comment. Turns out it was all held up by borrowed funds and lies.
    1
  24784. TIK, you really have to distinguish between the newspapers and the idiot reporters working there. You'd be surprised how little review there is of the bull that reporters print, and you'd be surprised how much editors will arbitrarily revise articles they did not research, and all the above think they singlehandedly control public opinion.
    1
  24785. Enough
    1
  24786. BRICS is already defunct, gong-fei.
    1
  24787. No... And you knew that
    1
  24788. As if the Coast Guard isn't catching boats every week..... The county sheriff is not the coast guard.
    1
  24789. Anything financial and Turkish sucks
    1
  24790.  @cannonball8885  What?
    1
  24791. Depends what part of Europe you mean. Some EU states have minimal regs while others have thick files for things as simple as building permits. Germany is the worst offender, because like Norway the have rules on stupid stuff like approved baby names and to sort your own garbage, but Germany has their own local, state, and national regs that all overlap and have their own processes.
    1
  24792. No one cares. America practices corporate Darwinism, and if you fail you fail, if you succeed you get stupidly rich.
    1
  24793. He's thinking if he should run for it or if he can take them down.
    1
  24794. It's mostly a matter of drugs and the mentally handicapped. Even then, we change our definition of "homeless" in order to artificially make the problem look worse. My state defines homeless as having no mailing address, which means most "homeless" people are just couch surfing.
    1
  24795. NASA is not the SLS and we have no reason to prefer them over anyone else
    1
  24796. Shut up
    1
  24797. Ha. You should see the middle east.
    1
  24798. We don't and I will dox you if you say otherwise
    1
  24799. What?
    1
  24800.  @dragosstanciu9866  Depends how you define Axis. However, that's a moot point since everyone was fighting for their own reasons.
    1
  24801. Shut up
    1
  24802. I highly suspect those guys were honest and said they expected to keep losing money for years
    1
  24803. Nah, those idiots would claim femicide with incidents like this. Women are depicted as tough until forced to fight men, then everyone becomes Victorian all of a sudden.
    1
  24804. Yes, soaking meat in salt will kill germs and was the standard method of preserves before canning was invented. The Syrians use it because contrary to popular belief, it was never a middle income country and basic utilities have always been absent.
    1
  24805. This idiot doesn't realize Russians are white.
    1
  24806. Who said anything about either party doing something criminal
    1
  24807. Not really, fertilizer is goodfor the soil, and the only people that say otherwise aren't farmers, and the only farmers that use harmful chemicals also don't know anything about farming
    1
  24808. ​ @seneca983  if you're somewhere with subsidies
    1
  24809.  @seneca983  so's shale oil, and the rise in price is wholly warfare induced
    1
  24810.  @seneca983  not if you have any idea what you're talking about
    1
  24811.  @seneca983  Those stats are after tax breaks and subsidies, assuming you didn't pull that out your butt.
    1
  24812. Over a matter of some money? A matter if less than a penny on the dollar of trading?
    1
  24813. There are sites like that. Chinese language websites on western servers accessed with VPNs.
    1
  24814. Physical access to the bank. My rentor has had to pay ATM fees because she only uses PayPal while I use the same local bank I always have. Also, I know people that work there, and they go through MasterCard so my debit card works anywhere anyway.
    1
  24815. Lying isn't necessary in this instance. Mayor Adams took illegal donations, then misused those donations for his own purposes, but assuming all the rules are followed it's just a system for paying for election campaigns
    1
  24816. Distinguish between the company and the bankers who get performance based pay
    1
  24817.  @TheoRozenburg  shut up
    1
  24818. Boeing and General Electric aren't losing anything
    1
  24819. First, no one surrenders "war criminals" for those show trials. Second, no one is taking Moscow. They got nukes. Third, lose the schizophrenic application of the term war criminal.
    1
  24820.  @BlackJesus8463  to idiots like the OP it is, but all he'll do is whine and cower behind a keyboard.
    1
  24821.  @goatface6602  shut up. Get drafted. No one cares for your delusion.
    1
  24822.  @ronaldmarcks1842  that's laughable. Do you even know how that junk works? Because it doesn't.
    1
  24823. Why would we care even if that were so?
    1
  24824.  @ProfAzimov  liar
    1
  24825. Or it's just a scam. If you want to punish your friend you can just exaggerate how his PTSD symptoms to the shrink. I've seen this happen while I was in the army.
    1
  24826. I think his fraud was more skilled than Holmes as he comes off as a simple scientist rather than an entrepreneur. That doesn't necessarily mean he is more attractive to VC idiots
    1
  24827. Word salad
    1
  24828. If you ask me, cons and others that lie to get what they want are the worst type of offender. Even the most basic simple functions break down when there's a conman involved as you cannot trust any info received from even close associates. Even an actual pirate doesn't cause this much damage.
    1
  24829. @koolaidjerk  the only surefire way to avoid a bubble is to exit the market
    1
  24830. I once started systematically going through Andrew Left's shorts but never finished. Over 90% of the companies either paid fines or went defunct. That doesn't mean they made money, but it's easy to find crooks if you're willing to look.
    1
  24831. A lot of weight. A lot of money. And sweaty.
    1
  24832.  @sandwitht6264  weird argument. Like I said a lot of people were getting ripped off and the copays would have equally ridiculous. It could have easily become a manslaughter charge but it didn't. That's actually a major point in the law where often the only difference between a misdemeanor and manslaughter charge is if someone dies in the process.
    1
  24833.  @sandrajones2262  that's a lot of bizarre rage over me asking if someone died. Almost as if you haven't heard of any deaths but want to pretend otherwise. Savvy?
    1
  24834. Did they see them? Can they aim better than you? Were they acting on the cuff because a guy was trying to murder them? Are you trying to read minds?
    1
  24835. They have plenty. What are you talking about?
    1
  24836. Vhut?
    1
  24837. No one cares
    1
  24838. You
    1
  24839. The thing is they actually fixed this issue several years ago but egomaniacs are still harassing them over it.
    1
  24840. It would be easier to simply issue new shares
    1
  24841. Junk? These things set the world record for vehicle kills per sorte.
    1
  24842.  @kimappreciateslife  why would we give a frick what he thinks?
    1
  24843.  @Worldclass_6  what does that make the chicken you ate for lunch?
    1
  24844. @korbindallas4552  you know most execs don't get those severances and for obvious reasons trash companies have high executive turnovr, right?
    1
  24845. This is like grading math homework. All the work is wrong even if the answer is right
    1
  24846.  @BigTwitchy  the armed forces suffer from negative selection bias. Meaning the retards that enlist are the ones who didn't go to college and don't have skills.
    1
  24847.  @visassess8607  shut up before you guest star on Donut Operator
    1
  24848.  @Pallium_Industries  infantry are no different. We're all just retards trying to prove We're tough
    1
  24849.  @HE-162  shut up before you show up in the news as Florida Man
    1
  24850.  @kane357lynch  in order to prevent felons like you from filing vindictive lawsuits each time your stupid schemes get busted
    1
  24851.  @Sig_P229  the existence of civvies that are real good speaks nothing to averages. It's like an ancient incident between an Athenian politician who was talking trash to a Spartan army officer saying the Athenian army was better because look at all the great athletes they had. The Spartan just laughed and said nothing.
    1
  24852.  @Sig_P229  No, I mean this literally. Across all history, even special forces aren't any more likely to get in a gunfight than ordinary people. Those guys just train all day until some idiot politician has use for them.
    1
  24853.  @natwolf687  Fan? That's silly. Cops are people like any other. Now don't you have traffic court or something?
    1
  24854.  @elephantman2854  Sometimes overtly underqualified people get office or maintain office because of some connection to the boss. In larger departments it's a matter of box checking and politics, and in smaller departments it's about personal friendships.
    1
  24855.  @Patrick-857  shut up before you shoot your eye out
    1
  24856.  @vmpere2637  that rules you out
    1
  24857.  @oleboy7615  what?
    1
  24858.  @oleboy7615  Huge thread. What are you even replying to?
    1
  24859.  @oleboy7615  liars burn in hell
    1
  24860.  @jaycee30865  you still use it
    1
  24861.  @number4777.  Any one of them will beat your ass all. day. long.
    1
  24862.  @sportdriver  assuming that's true, you're dealing with a small sample size. The FBI recommends going to the range at least once a month, and the cop in the video cycled that weapon like he's been practicing
    1
  24863.  @andershilmo1866  liar
    1
  24864.  @RobertCraft-re5sf  vhut?
    1
  24865.  @samuelbaldwin2184  don't you have a community service sentence to fill?
    1
  24866.  @terrywadsworth5645  what?
    1
  24867. shut up@@thekids7667
    1
  24868.  @BlakeBigfoot  don't you have a community service sentence to fill?
    1
  24869.  @BlakeBigfoot  ask your wife's boyfriend
    1
  24870.  @CitizenSmith50  it takes a special kind of erectile dysfunction to pretend to be able to outshoot local PD
    1
  24871.  @bigmike8808  liar
    1
  24872.  @ronidude  yes, but overwhelmingly both rails are operated by the same company.
    1
  24873.  @dadikkedude  as I said to the other guy, the rail companies own both rails
    1
  24874.  @Homer-OJ-Simpson  yeah. That's what I meant. Same companies own both rails.
    1
  24875. And since the union is an independent agency, the union managers are still collecting a quarter million a year to annoy the management of other companies.
    1
  24876. I think you can track potential rides with the app, and in a rural area there's a limited number of them.
    1
  24877. They have billions are they invest millions at a time.
    1
  24878. No, I don't recall...
    1
  24879. He ran the hedge fund
    1
  24880. Nah, from what I've seen Communism is breaking down there same as it did everywhere else. Many state ventures had far more employees than work, and many other ventures were not filled by the government due to lack of funds. Raúl Castro started laying off workers and allowing more small businesses in stages, but the same issues with central planning persist.
    1
  24881. Don't try to identify the world's first murder because Semitic accounts of Cain and Able are, if nothing else, an extremely ancient murder.
    1
  24882. That's silly. We don't build that shit because it loses money.
    1
  24883. Lose the hyperbole
    1
  24884. Norhing we can do about inflation
    1
  24885. No... Anericans didn't use remubles even befire the war
    1
  24886.  @Ray88G  shut up and get drafted, freak show
    1
  24887. I hope that bus was empty...
    1
  24888. ​ @huluqi3972  like Venezuela?
    1
  24889.  @huluqi3972  shut up
    1
  24890. No. First off, the government is immune from any suit they don't want. Second, the defense will point out his gun clearly had safety off and round in the chamber, meaning it was an accident waiting to happen and the police were not 100% at fault.
    1
  24891. Hindenburg hasn't been charged, and baseless criminal allegations will get you doxxed
    1
  24892.  @barrycolby2810  only if you're a liar. Everyone looks the same in a pod.
    1
  24893. Is thata joke?
    1
  24894. A lot of those roads are just carpets thrown down to fool the state into giving them money
    1
  24895. Oil is almost as overregulated as nukes to be frank.
    1
  24896. Ha
    1
  24897. Except the audit is what revealed the scandal. Also, people know in advance whether they'll pass or fail an audit. If you've managed to hide stuff from investors the auditor won't see it either
    1
  24898.  @TheManelich  I suspect you're trying to be a pendantic bozo
    1
  24899. It's not the rich chumps you need to worry about, but the bozos who run the orphanage and collect their money.
    1
  24900. Those things are mostly a waste of time unless you already know what they probably did.
    1
  24901. You missed the obvious question: Why did they stop processing transactions and why do all the ledgers disagree?
    1
  24902. Both will go bankrupt immediately. I bet the lives of everyone on this thread
    1
  24903. This id10t thinks the average landlord is a megacorp
    1
  24904. Except itself at the moment.
    1
  24905.  @raxmoviesvm  vhut?
    1
  24906. Mind writing something legible?
    1
  24907.  @frederickbays405  how can you talk so much but say so little?
    1
  24908. "International" is also a weird prejorative in Nazi Germany because just a century before the Holy Roman Empire was a thing and there were many states within states.
    1
  24909. Oh look. I found this channel's next guest star
    1
  24910. More like yours.
    1
  24911. The Koreans were conscript laborers
    1
  24912. When have they not?
    1
  24913. You think a nation of liars and thieves will ever be a developed nation? One look how these guys treat their high school students says otherwise.
    1
  24914. You mind making sense?
    1
  24915. ​ @Apple-ei1ms  WORTH IT!!!!
    1
  24916. And yet, it reveals nothing. We already knew guys like Tony Blair and yourself whining about offshore accounts were using all the same legal tricks as everyone else. We already knew Jordanian law didn't apply to the Jordanian aristocracy and their was no distinction between state funds and the king's pocket book. We already knew that anyone that ever looked at Putin would be accused of being involved in something scandalous. And so on.
    1
  24917.  @Antekdzi1  why you angry? And to be frank most of the people harassing rich chumps know they're liars.
    1
  24918. There are more return sources than dividends
    1
  24919. Come on, you know better. Some people around here will indiscriminately support any gun control regulation even if they have no idea what it's for.
    1
  24920. ​ @Dante3214 you aren't even worth pennies
    1
  24921. Hardeehar
    1
  24922. Ad block. Get one.
    1
  24923. Because it's just a gopro clipped to their vests and they're not trying to put on a show for the prosecutors.
    1
  24924. Wages have risen due to inflation. Wage increases are inflation.
    1
  24925. @valerieblackwell5765  no, they both wanted to be the boss
    1
  24926. Vox should leave science to those kf us that know basic facts about science
    1
  24927. You really think these idiots are willing to slowly set up shop now so the blitzscale at an opportune moment?
    1
  24928. They are incompetent, you're just subject to paranoid delusions about people richer than you. This WAS NOT market manipulation. Thus no pattern recognition software could have caught this activity.
    1
  24929. Shut up,
    1
  24930. Dude, investors don't make laws. Governments do. If trading in China really was an offense, we'd ban it.
    1
  24931.  @jamespetyrycia4214  wars always cause dramatic uncoupling of economies. In fact knowing China they'd probably arrest half of all white men in country for espionage. Until the day it becomes illegal, people won't be punished for doing so even by you, pendejo.
    1
  24932. Likewise for charities and universities in MENA. You often know it's a scam just from the name.
    1
  24933. It's not a matter of lies, it's a collective effect of how everything is fake. Fertilizer was fake, so the soil can't make food well. The food is fake, so you're never really full. The doctors are fake, so you have to do it yourself. The buildings are fake, so you have to pay more to find shelter. The businesses are fake, so it's hard to find reliable employment. All this stacks onto the cost of living and while Americans complain they can't support their lifestyles and the lifestyle they want to give their kids, but have kids anyway because things aren't bad enough to give up on having sex. Chinese men struggle to feed themselves much less a wife and children, so they really are giving up on having sex.
    1
  24934. Shut up
    1
  24935.  @ketohero1780  shut up
    1
  24936. You know they're bullshitting when their info is over a year out of date...
    1
  24937. That's a symptom of losing money, not the cause
    1
  24938. ​ @mipmipmipmipmip-v5x who died?
    1
  24939. Violence isn't banned, but simply demonitized and age restricted. However, most of those measures are done by a computer program that's only accurate two out of three times. Less if you include all the times people abuse report buttons.
    1
  24940. Not always
    1
  24941. Hindenburg has no connection to the US government. They're just vigilantes.
    1
  24942. Or we could just draft you
    1
  24943. Vhut?
    1
  24944. It is impossible to run and aim at once.
    1
  24945.  @tolitsdterrible4785  he injured the suspect.
    1
  24946.  @tolitsdterrible4785  the guy he was chasing was not the guy he shot at the start of it all.
    1
  24947. There's one allegation that Modi arrested one guy, forcing him to sell his business for peanuts to Adani. I have no idea if that was a coordinated event.
    1
  24948. And vigilantes. And each other. Part of the reason troops are concentrated in the central region is coup-proofing, and these units go through reorganizations with every new President
    1
  24949.  @mmrsoxnation5  You'd do worse
    1
  24950.  @mmrsoxnation5  liar
    1
  24951. Dude, this plane was specifically built to survive and evade manpads. The biggest threat to this plane are air superiority fighters.
    1
  24952. Not exactly. They put mayonnaise on ice cream
    1
  24953. Most crime really is substance abuse related. It's a shame to see him go, but he'll probably need to be fired for this.
    1
  24954. @Honest Avatar I don't vote either, but we all know you know better than that. Hotshots are people like any other and owe their positions mainly to luck.
    1
  24955.  @reubenmorris487  No, the Chinese plane makers did that. Boeing made the same sins to a lesser degree, which was part of the problem as the 747 worked well enough to be sold
    1
  24956. Because they aren't. End of story
    1
  24957. @matt.stevick  there's no military demand for product, and what AI exists is being done in-house
    1
  24958.  @qwerty_artist  Good colleges are never profitable anyway unless it's simple technical vocational school
    1
  24959. @DrWhom  That’s the line that's been regurgitated since Al Gore said it during the 2000 Presidential election, but he was going off a single peer-reviewed paper discussing a hypothetical scenario. However, because politics and ego, people keep ramming it down university throats. I actually haven't seen a single piece systematically going over each major point to see if they are true, false, exaggerated, or due to unrelated causes.
    1
  24960.  @DrWhom  you haven't read much science then. Or you're lying.
    1
  24961.  @CmdrSoCal  liars burn in hell
    1
  24962. If the Saudis didn't have oil you would know nothing of them because they wouldn't even be able to make headlines even if they launched a terror campaign
    1
  24963. Sounds great, but what's the catch? If there wasn't problem that needs worked on we'd be making a thousand of these a day.
    1
  24964. And you know this how?
    1
  24965. Remove this or get docxed
    1
  24966. What a waste of a perfectly good truck and trailer
    1
  24967. Impossible to know at this point. A lot of these tech ponzis have a profitable theoretical business model but the odds of inventing something they can make money off of is so low that it is a ponzi scheme
    1
  24968.  @leothompson2777  cut the trash talk
    1
  24969.  @cooldudecs  by each other.
    1
  24970. That's not what most people call cash equivalents.
    1
  24971. I meant like high yield savings accounts and similar assets @robertwright8844 
    1
  24972. Can we have a military video without the TDS to politics?
    1
  24973. No one cares
    1
  24974. No one was dependent on Taiwan
    1
  24975.  @djayjp  there's a lot of chip makers
    1
  24976.  @djayjp  A lot of fish in the sea and a lot of specialties. You saw what happened in Taiwan's draught, the problem wasn't that there wasn't any chips the problem was there wasn't enough for everyone.
    1
  24977. They'll turn back on as soon as politicians see its effects on budgets
    1
  24978. This was due to a plague among birds, not people.
    1
  24979. @Anon X Shut up
    1
  24980. We don't hire women for the killer instincts, dude
    1
  24981. It isn't remotely centralized. Anyone who wants to sell eggs can, and there's a whole list of major suppliers. And who gives a rip who's doing it? As long as it's cheap and of good quality.
    1
  24982. More regulations favor big, established, trusted firms over new start-ups. Do you really want regs? Also, investment banks are notorious for circumventing regs
    1
  24983. Where?
    1
  24984. Liar
    1
  24985. I have a feeling you wouldn't know a farm if we dropped you inside one.
    1
  24986. @IiiiIiiIllIl  No one giving you free stuff, Greedo
    1
  24987.  @DrEpicPhD  It's called low-risk fraud, extortion, and terrorism and no amount of blame shifting will change that, kiddo
    1
  24988. The goon doesn't know what nomad means
    1
  24989. For what?
    1
  24990. They're an old automaker. They actually have to be profitable to get that kind of money.
    1
  24991. I'll wager half of the people on Forbes under 30 are frauds and the rest inherited the momey
    1
  24992. Vhut? He calls the device overrated
    1
  24993. Without even looking it up I can plainly see Panonia is a Latin word. Equally anachronistic.
    1
  24994. The Iranians.
    1
  24995. Watch the video. The place is almost wholly run by Americans, it is simply owned by a Taiwanese firm.
    1
  24996. No, just one. A lot of different accounts are copy-pasting the same comment and a lot of accounts are brand new.
    1
  24997. China was never developed
    1
  24998. How much have you lost on stock options?
    1
  24999. Serbia is a developed country, Mexico is not
    1
  25000.  @gloriawhitney4627  you're not Sri Lankan
    1
  25001. They also wouldn't let soldiers carry religious icons. Lenin was very anti-religious.
    1
  25002. Yours
    1
  25003. Found the meme stock scammer
    1
  25004. This is why you aint a CEO
    1
  25005. This isn't a matter of leverage
    1
  25006. He's a cleric. Not a politician.
    1
  25007. He's real and if you knew what to look for you could tell
    1
  25008. That happens a lot, though. Their dams are cheaply built.
    1
  25009.  @djeieakekseki2058  that was due to shoddy construction and is irrelevant
    1
  25010.  @harmhoeks5996  irrelevant topic
    1
  25011. They probably didn't look much into it. Microcaps aren't worth their time.
    1
  25012. The homeless people I spoke to said they could get an apartment but that's expensive and the weather is always at least bareable. Some of them are just addicts and disabled men, some of them are single guys living cheaply until their careers take off. California's economy on the coast is more like Hawaii than anything else.
    1
  25013. Let the regulators do the regulating, there's really nothing an investor can do to change that.
    1
  25014. No one group controls all that money. And some things can't be bought even if your dignity can.
    1
  25015. Arkansas City is pronounced Ar-Kansas locally by the same people who call the state Ar-kan-saw
    1
  25016. Dude, they're Arabs wasting money
    1
  25017. Some people think other people's drama is funny
    1
  25018. This idiot doesn't realize derails are as common as 16 wheeler rollover crashes....
    1
  25019. Guns made to look cool are always overpriced.
    1
  25020. Wrong thread
    1
  25021. This isn't a matter of rights and don't pretend either side is going to drop the issue over a little gas.
    1
  25022. 0:20 London is the definition of a strategic target.
    1
  25023. They probably suspect an ulterior motive on Turkey's part.
    1
  25024. Troll somewhere else
    1
  25025. Shut up
    1
  25026. It sill stands
    1
  25027.  @lightdark00  Liar. Now shut up before we tell your mother you're trolling the internet, Mr. Alshouse
    1
  25028. There's nothing white about it.
    1
  25029. Shut up, gong fei.
    1
  25030. It was always a Ponzi scheme.
    1
  25031. Vhut?
    1
  25032. They'd rather die.
    1
  25033. I say we just draft their lazybutts and get something useful outta them for once.
    1
  25034. How can you talk so much but say so little?
    1
  25035. Of course gold coins were a problem. If the price of Marks fell below the price of gold than people would melt them down for the gold. That would cause uncontrolled price fluctuations. That actually happened with US copper pennies back in the 1960's.
    1
  25036. Yours?
    1
  25037. Would you rather these idiots spend it on building pyramids in the desert?
    1
  25038.  @Pernection  that idiot missed the last step
    1
  25039. People who don't like to work often get into zero sum games to potentially get money without working
    1
  25040. Hard to do so when they're so incompetent no one even bought in.
    1
  25041. They're just loan sharks. High fees, unlicensed banking, fraudulent claims to be non-profit, and defaulters are thrown in jail.
    1
  25042. I was once paid to write fake reviews. I wrote the review, took the money, change the review, and flagged the product.
    1
  25043. Right and left are arbitrary and meaningless distinctions.
    1
  25044. Shut up
    1
  25045. Hardly. They;ve never heard of him, hense the weird misconceptions
    1
  25046. Main Stream Media. A vague term for the typical newspaper account  @marcusg6573 
    1
  25047. Idiot reporters tend to be young lefties deluded they control public opinion, so you understand his misconception @knightsnight5929 
    1
  25048. Cappy, the homicide numbers are useless because homicide reporting ranges from +90% to -10%
    1
  25049. Any such conflict would be mostly fought at sea and on the coast
    1
  25050.  @particle_wave7614  the CEO is the largest shareholder, normally. It is legal and normal for men to buy a controlling interest in the company and appoint themselves CEO
    1
  25051.  @HarryMollyNut  I'll wager you can spot a politician from his dress and tone.
    1
  25052. They make interpretations of the law. Basically their boss's rulings effect whether or not their agents arrest you.
    1
  25053. What about her?
    1
  25054. Vhut?
    1
  25055. Cree were in Canada. Creek were deported to Oklahoma
    1
  25056. You mind accusing him of something he actually did?
    1
  25057. Predatory? Is that just over the fat spreads with their used game sales
    1
  25058. Fighting at the embassy? No. Chinese illegals like to exploit loopholes and falsify applications so most likely this asshole's visa was revoked
    1
  25059.  @_RTX2060SUPER_  that remark does nothing for no one
    1
  25060.  John Wayne  should have, but this is an area with insanely high crime rates. Including some known cases where parents sold their daughters into forced marriages. Also, a crypto market boomed in Turkey when the inflation started, and each and every one of them turned out to be scams. Reports of routine beatings among the armed forces abound. As for the defense industry, there really is no way to hide it. Their rifles are mostly German and American make, and the ones made domestically are licensed copies of said guns built at a few factories that hire European engineers and the biggest thing they've built is an APC. You can see the exact point where NATO help ends, as they don't know how to use the mismatch of weapons as shown by the highly inaccurate fire and extensive use of tanks in static and urban roles. The air force generally plays no role at all, as they purged most of their NATO trained pilots.
    1
  25061.  @HT-zx8dn  don't make wide damnations when you don't know jack about Turkey
    1
  25062. 2:40 That guy's feet are going to hurt for days because wet socks.
    1
  25063. There will likely be fighting no matter who wins
    1
  25064. Dude, it's a common occurrence where a lucky small businessman becomes a big businessman. Pizza Hut was two guys who borrowed 500 bucks from their mother in order to sell pizzas out of a literal hut in Wichita back in the 1950's. Lucky for them, pizza became America's favorite dish soon after.
    1
  25065.  @taylorbug9  enough to buy a big house, not enough to be set for life.
    1
  25066. Disposable products like plastic cutlery/dishes/razors, clothes, fireworks, hand assembly as long as there's foreign QA.
    1
  25067. Who?
    1
  25068. Blackrock owning shares in companies that own shares in them isn't a Conflict of Interest but a Mutual Interest as what effects one effects the other. Like two countries that have mutual defense packs.
    1
  25069.  @pri.sci.lla.  chiropractors are seen as quacks by people who think pills are magic.
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  25070.  @pri.sci.lla.  do you say "speak for yourself" a lot? Because it makes no sense in this context. And lose the officious jargon. No one need a vet to take care of an animal, and this guy is a licensed chiropractor for humans. No need to put it in its place as if you think you're in charge.
    1
  25071.  @pri.sci.lla.  no one cares what degree you got. The frickin horse is expendable enough that anyone licensed to treat humans is overqualified to treat a farm animal.
    1
  25072.  @Evolution_Kills  bad analogy. A chiropractor is specifically trained to adjust spines, so it's more like a doctor doing a veterinarian's job. There are also few rules what owners can do to animals, because they're expendable.
    1
  25073.  @Evolution_Kills  you sound like the type that thinks pills are magic and scientific consensus is infallible. You crack your own back, right? So lose the baseless condescension
    1
  25074.  @pri.sci.lla.  ma'am, you don't seem to understand that no one cares if the man in the video really does break the back of farm animals. They're expendable. You sound like the type of cat owner oblivious to how most housecats never see a vet.
    1
  25075. Except all of Chinese academia is a scam. You can buy a degree withoit attending classes, or drink beer in class, or have sex with the instructor
    1
  25076. Most Chinese patents are stolen by industry and reverse engineered by academia
    1
  25077. Two things produce EMPs: Nukes and solar flares.
    1
  25078. no
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  25079. Another thing is people want to mass produce rocket engines while Saturn V motors were essentially custom made
    1
  25080. If the law was going to get him killed, they'd cut the middleman.
    1
  25081. The distorted the voice but the 911 caller has a Mexican accent
    1
  25082. No definite reason to say it wasn't either
    1
  25083. "Drat, FOILed again!" -Tether, prolly
    1
  25084. Liar
    1
  25085. Most cities are way to cheap for that to be a possibility. In fact, if they had that sort of money they'd spend it on a range of gadgets that most city counsels are to cheap to give officers. Like grenade launchers with foam and CS rounds. Or those new bullet proof siege mantles whoever it was is making.
    1
  25086. That's silly
    1
  25087. Relevance?
    1
  25088.  @DavidPat  yeah, you've been reading too much trash editorials. There's video proof of most or all Russian vehicle losses while no one is publishing Ukrainian losses.
    1
  25089. There's no debate here. There's the sheriff, there are the fraudsters, there are victims, and there are bystanders. Which one are you, chump?
    1
  25090. The crazy thing is this facility is so big it wrecks the economic data. Cost of living in the surrounding area is near zero as it is full of nomads and foresters, but you have this island where cost of living and wages are very high
    1
  25091. The war isn't even engulfing the whole of Palestine, let along the Levant
    1
  25092. I hope so. I finally have a chance to take Buffet's advice and buy a long term ITM put.
    1
  25093. 22:00 Correction: Saudi law is whatever the Crown Prince wants it to be. The fact he tells his soldiers one thing and tells Washington another is quite irrelevant. But to be fair, those tribesmen were de facto independent states. No one is buying the usual bullshit that they "peacefully opposed" eviction given these guys still use slings for warfare.
    1
  25094. Shut up, VICE
    1
  25095. Better than many venture capital startups because he was actually doing good science
    1
  25096. ​ @williamkane shut up
    1
  25097. Of the administrators on camera......
    1
  25098. You mean the influencers? Yeah, that's among the legit ways they get paid. Coffeyzilla, though, doesn't take sponsorships because it's a clear conflict of interest with his videos.
    1
  25099. Vhut?
    1
  25100. Going to get real jobs, that's where they're going
    1
  25101. A mattress
    1
  25102. Since when does diplomacy do anything with Arabs?
    1
  25103. They literally didn't. Maybe they should have, but no.
    1
  25104. Liars get scalped
    1
  25105. Everyone that sells eggs, obviously!!!!
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  25106.  @Rake3577  There's a whole lot of homicides in Lebanon that have nothing to do with their civil war. Some people will kill you for gasoline, while others scam immigrants into unpaid labor. The country is also a major drug corridor as Syrian state-owned captagon pass their goods through Lebanon and Jordan on their way all over the Arab world.
    1
  25107. Ever notice humans love cats and dogs more than they do other humans?
    1
  25108. Vhut?
    1
  25109. Dark web are just random websites where crime goes on.
    1
  25110. So? Piracy crimes sort of max out at what she's getting unless you hurt someone, so that's not really true.
    1
  25111. @hrhamada1982  f***er SHE did no trades, her HUSBAND Paul Pelosi did the trading and there's no indication she even knows what stock options are
    1
  25112. Vhut?
    1
  25113. Ponzi schemes aren't illegal
    1
  25114. The bosses may do nothing
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  25115. ​@Supernova the closest thing you get to collateral in the VC space
    1
  25116. That's a bizarre choice of buzzwords. And the current Cairo government wasn't encouraging pogroms, the last on was
    1
  25117. Vhut?
    1
  25118. Lose the bull. Science itself was unable to fix this
    1
  25119. Public is either hiding their fees (and lying in the ads) or is running a ponzi scheme
    1
  25120. Light howitzer... Now that's a contradiction in terms.
    1
  25121. There was a revolt in Chechyna in 1942, but the skirmishes in the far east were continuations of the Russian Civil War and those wrapped up just before Barbarrossa.
    1
  25122. Nothing does. Least of all your cocky butt
    1
  25123. It depends what they did and what the SEC can prove. In his case, the Ponzi scheme itself was not illegal, the lies he told were illegal. Also, Shkreli is still facing legal consequences for his crimes even after being released from prison
    1
  25124. Shut up
    1
  25125. Yeah, they definitely got a lot farther to fall for valuations to be reasonable.
    1
  25126.  @monsterous289  hardeehar...
    1
  25127. They're not equivalent
    1
  25128. Vhut?
    1
  25129. There's no script, we just do stuff
    1
  25130. Depends
    1
  25131. Says who?
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  25132. Liar. The Indians in this region to this day encourage American settlement. It's good business, and they have come to depend on the industries built there. For instance, until bush planes came, the Innuits never had toilet paper before and were eating raw liver to get vitamins.
    1
  25133. If you're going to spread racist libel, you should know what the truth is first in order to lie effectively.
    1
  25134. Liars burn in hell
    1
  25135. @alphaomega1351  You ain't even black.
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  25136. They did, then they shrank the force to be rid of it.
    1
  25137. Uh, you know this went down because he had a gun in his underwear? He was also really high, had several warrants for his arrest, and probably stolen credit cards. Definitely not a good combo, and I wish that taser had been more effective, but when you're as high as he was you can pull hot cookies out of the oven and not notice.
    1
  25138. Where do we care?
    1
  25139. He was constantly marrying for political reasons, I never saw anything about forced marriages. One of the legends of Khan's death was that for reasons unknown his newest bride stuck a trap up her privates that cut off Khan's privates when they were together and he later died of the injury, but that's the least likely story of his death. Khan himself was the product of a "bride stealing" incident and isn't known to have made any effort to end the practice, though.
    1
  25140. John Deere was not "a storefront selling shovels," it was a blacksmith making the best plows. You really don't have a fucking clue which of these "solutions" are considered useful by farmers, and which are "food tech" ponzi schemes run by people who know as little about farming as you.
    1
  25141. Even if that were true, it's totally random and irrelevant
    1
  25142. Now the Cold War is over, do we know for a fact they ripped them off or did they just look similar because of the tech of the day?
    1
  25143. No one care, bug off
    1
  25144. Millions is never small, and it also demolishes his reputation
    1
  25145.  @jaymcd8577  for you maybe
    1
  25146. Not if you know anything
    1
  25147.  @oledshwfgk3068  We all use to live around them, anyway. Urban life is the exception in human civilization, not the norm.
    1
  25148. No. Just yours
    1
  25149. A lot of it does end up in Damascus. But Lebanon has fixed prices and rations on gas. You can expect a lot of people to pay extra to get a bit more gasoline if they need it.
    1
  25150. Tribe? Dude, the sycophants just own a lot of FTT and are pumping their own independent pathetic scam
    1
  25151. Not necessarily old people, but those who value experience
    1
  25152. No......
    1
  25153. It never was.
    1
  25154. That's silly. I would have aimed for the heart, but that would have made him just as dead.
    1
  25155. The whole concept of a ZELL launch is a bit obsolete since we have Harriers.
    1
  25156.  @AffidavidDonda  But it's cheap.
    1
  25157.  @LennarthAnaya  that doesn't stop the torrent of bogus tax fraud allegations...
    1
  25158. Wait, how does going woke lead to banning Anne Frank and the Bible? I would have thought they would have banned near all the literature on the US Civil War.
    1
  25159. This is why you don't work for the Federal reserve.
    1
  25160. Quit babbling on about politics and tell us about this gold smuggling case.
    1
  25161. A strange thing to say when the President won't shut up about this.
    1
  25162.  @ratanaun2960  found the shoplifter
    1
  25163.  @AustinLovesBalls  it's good thing we never had one if those then
    1
  25164. Great original meant big, so the word is appropriate.
    1
  25165. This is the most aggressively German gun I have ever seen
    1
  25166. It's a good gun, but can it be standard issue is the question
    1
  25167. ​@Hathur they're also sitting in a ditch doing nothing
    1
  25168. ​ @ОлегКорнійчук-е1х  dude, the war is fake
    1
  25169. You envy their position?
    1
  25170. It's a static conflict. No one is going to move until something big blows up.
    1
  25171. Americans drive cars.
    1
  25172. Only in select cities. Much of the US is as quiet as western Europe.
    1
  25173. No... It was fully disclosed but investors ignored it when the stock was going up
    1
  25174. Don't blame food shortages on "statists." Life was/is generally very hard in the pre-industrial world.
    1
  25175. Sign you have no idea what you're talking about
    1
  25176. No one cares.
    1
  25177. It is also, fraudulent.
    1
  25178. India is fantasy, bhurat is reality
    1
  25179. Al-Masri usually murder their family members.
    1
  25180.  @user-or1rm1ol3q  The coptics, mostly.
    1
  25181.  @user-or1rm1ol3q  I ain't the OP. You're a bit irrationally belligerant. And you're flatly lying because the majority of Egyptians live in towns that aren't counted on statistics because they were never officially incorporated. Most homes are self built, most roads are not named, most houses are not numbered, most men are self employed, and most trades are self-taught. THAT is Egypt.
    1
  25182.  @foxyauragems6146  I meant the water. The minerals don't come from the Jordan River.
    1
  25183. It's a modern guy's perception of what life was like back in those days. No need to be rude
    1
  25184. Liar
    1
  25185. This is America. Ethnicity doesn't matter any farther than we like to pretend it does.
    1
  25186. That's not a safer maneuver and nearly impossible to accurately shoot while driving. I hear of an Army Ranger school that teaches how to shoot from the passenger side, and that does sometimes happen on the civvie side, but I think you'd be critical of these officers no matter what they did.
    1
  25187. Liar
    1
  25188. They aren't. They're broke, remember?
    1
  25189. No, all China views soldiers as cannon fodder. It's why historically they've used men as mules
    1
  25190. It's just another case of the nuts running the nuthouse
    1
  25191. People keep talking about the new normal as if people won't forget Covid in a decade or two
    1
  25192. ​@kandaworire no, please advertise so that rich idiots will leave the tender meaty cuts for me
    1
  25193. Palantir doesn't even handle other people's money. They make Slack for spies/cops.
    1
  25194. You apparently don't know the first thing about the ATF. And given the location, it's not at all surprising we captured an enemy arms smuggler. What the video doesn't show is the ship's captain having a long chat with Naval Intelligence.
    1
  25195.  @WingZeroGWO  You.
    1
  25196.  @WingZeroGWO  everywhere
    1
  25197. Because you got fired
    1
  25198.  @VladimirOnOccasion  shut up
    1
  25199.  @VladimirOnOccasion  shut up
    1
  25200. Subtle...
    1
  25201. That's one way to show you don't know what you're talking about
    1
  25202. Except it's only broken by barbed fenses and tree lines. It's all still endless grass.
    1
  25203. Conspiritards are men who want to feel powerful
    1
  25204. "No one kills my buddies but me!" :)
    1
  25205. This report is over 6 months outdated. And we all know BP will not repeat those numbers this year.
    1
  25206. @@sonyalphaadventure Found the shoplifter.
    1
  25207.  @Aldric771  The first quarter of the year isn't done yet. You're not looking at this year's profit numbers.
    1
  25208. @@sonyalphaadventure you mind making sense before we draft you?
    1
  25209. @@sonyalphaadventure shut up before your mother spanks you
    1
  25210. TIK is talking mostly about degrees which there are no job specifically requiring it. Becoming a doctor, for instance, is totally worth the 150 grand needed.
    1
  25211.  @TheImperatorKnight  can be as high as a quarter million a year if you're a specialist or invent a new proceedure/medicine
    1
  25212.  @nco_gets_it  googling... Where I'm from you must have a degree before taking the exam.
    1
  25213. Imagine if you spent a dollar housing homeless people yourself......
    1
  25214. There are no rules about how many times you should try to kill a dude. Pump the idiot full of lead until he ain't trying to hurt anyone anymore.
    1
  25215.  @alvadagansta  wow. How aboit you use that mind reading to fight crime instead of trolling the internet
    1
  25216. Is that your excuse for being a deadbeat or do you wish your parents never had you?
    1
  25217. More stuff in the tank? That tank gave me leg cramps as is. To be fair, I'm 6'2"
    1
  25218. Anyone the brass thought was in the way, basically. Including many preachers, oddly enough, as they all said one should put God's law before man's law.
    1
  25219. The only major Jewish Commie in Russia was Trotski who Stalin killed, but the wannabe dictators lie about that too
    1
  25220. The art belongs to whatever archeology team found it. Without looking it up I'll wager this wasn't actually stolen.
    1
  25221.  @mengreat6982  What does that make the cell phone you're holding?
    1
  25222. He was driving recklessly. You can see the logic of threatening to arrest someone if they refuse treatment. Also there's liability issues if someone dies in custody.
    1
  25223.  @jozinzbazin2222  you can quit being rhetorical. This isn't a court and our opinions don't matter. And I have a feeling you'd berate those guys no matter what they did.
    1
  25224.  @jozinzbazin2222  you really think anyone wins stupid internet fights? Literally no one cares what you or I think around here.
    1
  25225.  @jozinzbazin2222  and you have nothing at all to say. So shut up and get drafted, egomaniac.
    1
  25226. Shut up and get drafted, greedo. Before you're indicted for inciting terrorism.
    1
  25227. The idea that solar panels degrade quickly come from a real lesser research issue. Panels do well when they're brand new but a little use degrades them by several percentage points. Why, no one knows, but solving that issue would increase productivity by only a few percent.
    1
  25228. That's also true. Naval blockades and aerial bombardments can actually cause inflation because there's the same amount if money in circulation but less to buy with it.
    1
  25229. Lose the hate on Boeing
    1
  25230. Get drafted.
    1
  25231. That's sarcasm, right? They were interrogating an angry egomaniac who allegedly beat his wife.
    1
  25232. That guy really didn't like prison...
    1
  25233. Across my long and distinguished academic professor the one professor I didn't get along with was from mainland China. He'd constantly conpare my discussions/opinions to other students and say what he'd like better and imply I should copy them. Of course, this is a master's level history class and I openly don't give a rip what his or other students opinions were. He also doubled the workload and would grade hastily (yes, we could tell).
    1
  25234. Some jurisdictions around here will only do so if a possible felony is involved for that reason. Nearly running over cops while evading arrest is definitely a felony anywhere in the world, though.
    1
  25235. Go away
    1
  25236.  @i6power30  shut up
    1
  25237. 3 years behind would mean they're making chips and we know for a fact they ain't
    1
  25238. We should draft this liar.
    1
  25239. It takes a whole 'nother level of arrogant liar to think this was staged. Or was something lost in translation?
    1
  25240. As to why you don't run the Fed?
    1
  25241. He'd never say.
    1
  25242. Foreigners aren't allowed guns in Mexico.
    1
  25243. He donates billions, I don't know if any of it goes to this hospital
    1
  25244. You give them way too much credit
    1
  25245. It wasn't remotely a monopoly unless you're a fan of specific game franchises
    1
  25246. The haters seem to be spamming this video for not damning the Afrikaner
    1
  25247. Shit happens
    1
  25248. @ronkonstantinovsky3785  I don't know who you think I am but you are wrong
    1
  25249. Unsurprisingly, the Third Reich was corrupt. The man himself basically used the government's black budget to paid bonuses to persons he considered strategically important including himself and most of the generals you have ever heard of and they all signed NDAs.
    1
  25250. The entertainment industry as a whole is a ponzi scheme hidden by the fact most fail to launch wasting modest amounts of time/money while a handful of stars get all the money. For the stars, it's simply a super high risk business doomed to fall at some point or another, perhaps decades in the future
    1
  25251. It usually isn't vanity, as it's that lifestyle that sells views. Many influencers turn out to be lonely, depressed, or desperate for attention.
    1
  25252. Your willfull ignorance
    1
  25253. He kept up with the other guy who's pretty fast. You're probably looking guy in shape but smokes a lot of tobacco.
    1
  25254.  @flipadavis  lose the bullshit.
    1
  25255. It's about jobs, ranks, prestige. Not learning.
    1
  25256. No one outside India cares.
    1
  25257. It's called a ponzi scheme
    1
  25258. Strange assertion, since crypto exchanges function the same as banks and are largely owned by banks in part.
    1
  25259. Bailouts aren't an option for most companies. The Feds only use them on companies they believe will cause suffering if they fail.
    1
  25260. Battles have more in common with freeway car pile-ups than they do dances. Likewise shootouts are equally chaotic at the best of times.
    1
  25261. Yours?
    1
  25262. Fair enough, but most people that are buying bonds are buying as income comes in and holding them all to maturity @anon_9221 
    1
  25263. Plastic surgery. That's why all the sleeping beauties look the same. Most Chinese women don't look like that
    1
  25264. That's silly. No one is lying about the charges and the service is real.
    1
  25265. I wish. Now get back to work, slacker.
    1
  25266. Don't worry. The Pentagon will find a way to make scopes expensive and complicated again.
    1
  25267.  @ricobacalla1891  that is also true.
    1
  25268. Dude, turnover among dispatch is an issue for that very reason.
    1
  25269. The nuclear tests were nowhere close to having a lasting effect when they were halted.
    1
  25270. More borrowing, less lending.
    1
  25271. Stock forecasts are like buttholes. Everyone's got 'em and they all stink.
    1
  25272.  @kquat7899  oxymoron isn't an insult. It means a statement that contradicts itself
    1
  25273.  @kquat7899  "don't be too clever" means don't try and outsmart the world. Following charts infers technicals intended to do just that.
    1
  25274.  @kquat7899  how much have you lost?
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  25275.  @kquat7899  could you possibly be worse at lying?
    1
  25276. In some areas it already has. The militias (aka community watch and private security) set up their own roadblocks and enforce their own rules. Yes, many of them discriminate.
    1
  25277. Grinding lower slowly.
    1
  25278. No one actually knows if that's true since there's no auditing or public disclosures required.
    1
  25279. As a business strategy, selling below costs has a Ponzi-like payoff.
    1
  25280. Liar
    1
  25281. She didn't "lose" it. She bought into bubbles.
    1
  25282.  @karenwang313  Oddly enough, Mr Trump butted heads with Germany over the exact same thing before the war, only the roles were reversed. Then again, these days fools will have you believe Russia is both an impoverished turdworld country about to collapse and a towering military juggernaut about to purge cities at the same time...
    1
  25283. Glazing?
    1
  25284. Selective enforcement, bro. The Farci only care about their enemy's crimes.
    1
  25285. The US only has harsh words when it comes to Russia's internal affairs.
    1
  25286.  @freddaniel6796  we got a whole lot more stuff happen than that turdhole. And Russia has got nukes and an unshackled economy, what are you asking people to do?
    1
  25287. Shut up. Get drafted
    1
  25288. War is brutal
    1
  25289. They're also so easy to catch it ain't worried about one getting away.
    1
  25290. Because they can afford food.
    1
  25291.  @jeffsetter213  blahblahblah. As if you aren't actively demanding your employer trusts you. As if you remotely have the competency to run a business.
    1
  25292. He had a deathwish, and almost got his wish granted. Some people, unfortunately, succeed.
    1
  25293. the new tank ammo is debilitatingly expensive and will see little use. End of story.
    1
  25294. Proportional to the crime, not the result
    1
  25295. He was right after the fact.
    1
  25296. You shouldn't make baseless felony allegations.
    1
  25297.  @thejanitor3337  liars burn in hell
    1
  25298. Not quite. There wasn't as much silliness with other types of vaccines, although there were cases where witchdoctors spread rumors where modern medicine was an evil magic. In this case, the rumors seemed to have been exported alongside the medicine, and when you mix that with poor education things get really weird.
    1
  25299. Don't be silly. There's more to an economy than exports and there are more big businesses than what you see in the news.
    1
  25300. It's called an ITM put.
    1
  25301. Saddam gassed entire towns because of guerrillas seen in the area
    1
  25302. Dude, this is happening because Mr Biden thinks only rich people own stocks.
    1
  25303. They'd hang you for being gay.
    1
  25304.  @xtraxtrathirsty  You're looking at an opposite problem. Men prove how manly they are because they dread being called gay.
    1
  25305. Liars get scalped, Greedo
    1
  25306.  @SamWilkinsonn  so?
    1
  25307. That's silly. We're not into that subcontinent bullshit
    1
  25308. ​ @TheTrueAdept shows what you know about tactics
    1
  25309. The thing the only thing old about these planes are the airframes so you're really talking about a bigger plane with a few more accessories. The problem is this is not a sexy plane like stealth and supersonic planes are
    1
  25310. @TheTrueAdept  I was actually turned down to sign up for that war. Politicians in my country are afraid of nukes. Either way, that front has been mostly inactive for over a year hasn't caused any tactical shifts. And no, you clearly wouldn't even know what the biggest tank killer is these days
    1
  25311. Shut up
    1
  25312. Progressives only like to pretend they know anything about that
    1
  25313. Most Americans own cars
    1
  25314.  @mattmarzula  Dude, don't prepare for luducrous scenarios that will never happen. Think about what is likely to happen. Earthquakes, riots, gang violence, etc.
    1
  25315. To be fair, there are three or four YouTubers licensed to give financial advice. They don't promote this junk.
    1
  25316. It's cheaper to upgrade old planes than build new ones
    1
  25317. You lose
    1
  25318. Shut up
    1
  25319. The Hindus are just the biggest. The resto f them are no different and there are a half dozen separatist groups at any given time
    1
  25320.  @Sammy-wu8gm  or maybe just for you
    1
  25321.  @Sammy-wu8gm  Except you didn't read past the first line either
    1
  25322. It literally isn't.
    1
  25323. Not news.
    1
  25324.  @jeffperteet2327  and you're in it
    1
  25325.  Slaven Rašić  you are not the average journalist
    1
  25326.  @jjoohhhnn  he's not going to mention what isn't there
    1
  25327.  @king_has_no_clothskul8635  yeah, but there's hundreds of bigger fish.
    1
  25328.  @jjoohhhnn  shut up, you deserve to lose money.
    1
  25329. Yes, but it's the sexual fantasy of a lot of western men
    1
  25330. Spring might come late this year given that much ash....
    1
  25331. Many don't have any choice in the matter.
    1
  25332. No, it's just inflation, wars, and sanctions
    1
  25333. He's almost certainly got delusions that both sides take bribes, but harasses pro-cop and pro-army people anyway.
    1
  25334. I find the "Amazon choice" badge always seems to go to cheap discount goods.
    1
  25335. That would require an internet connection. But either way, it'd be easy to disassemble and disable the electronics if you stole this thing.
    1
  25336. @What if you are Wrong?  Shut up you incompetent freak
    1
  25337.  @didymussumydid9726  The Soviets and Allies are considered separate and the casualty figures given after the war weren't altered.
    1
  25338. Coffee is an investigative journalist, dude. There are at least three YouTubers licensed to give financial advice. At least two doctors. Several biologists. Several physics and history teachers. The quality does vary wildly, though.
    1
  25339. Fools like to try and parallel modern conflicts to old ones
    1
  25340. Lose the sycophancy
    1
  25341. It takes a lot of steel to withstand the forces involved.
    1
  25342. One amongst many, yes.
    1
  25343. Liars lose money.
    1
  25344. Cutting the subsidies will raise the price above ethanol-free gas, dropping the demand 10 fold as consumers almost always take cheaper gas. However, this is a long term solution to a short term problem
    1
  25345. There's certainly a lot of bad science, but all broad judgments is just political bullshit
    1
  25346. ​ @kablamo9999 that means nothing
    1
  25347. ​ @ujubin Come on. We all know you'd say that regardless if it were true
    1
  25348. Shut up
    1
  25349. Irrelevant even if true
    1
  25350. Except you don't make those decisions.
    1
  25351. No one. The victims are also scammers
    1
  25352. ​ @stoferb876 they risk losing money, but they do not risk prison
    1
  25353. ​ @vincentvanmeow do you have a death wish?
    1
  25354. What's with the username?
    1
  25355. How much did you lose day trading?
    1
  25356. Quit using Fascist as an insult. Fascist is from Fascies, the Roman kingly septer carried by the consuls.
    1
  25357. I wish
    1
  25358. What about their tech industry? Besides how ripping off Apple and each other is their bread and butter?
    1
  25359. Emphasis LOOKS nice. That doesn't mean it works.
    1
  25360. You haven't been paying attention to all the multi million dollar fines over the years?
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  25361.  @Thesilverrat  No, I was referring to a variety of malfeasances over many decades at varying levels of organizations rather than an imaginary conspiracy. First that comes to mind was when one bank's investment officers would fail to inform their customers about mutual funds with small commissions/fees, in another case several banks were censured for their arbitrary fees for prime brokerage accounts, and in another case a bank's management would systematically fire the bankers brought in the fewest new customers, so many bankers would create dummy accounts to boost their numbers (inadvertently causing the bank's stock value to inflate). I know a former banker who went to prison... She simply stole money from the till. But the only real crime in 2008 was, to quote Michael Burry poorly, "no one wants to take responsibility for their mistakes."
    1
  25362.  @3sgtecelica  depends on the bank and the misdemeanor convicted of, but unlike you the rest of us don't view banks as competition to be dominated. So get back to work, greedo.
    1
  25363.  @3sgtecelica  something way over your bearly literate head
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  25364.  @Thesilverrat  the real crime is all the greedy whiners blaming the whole world for their own incompetence. That's the more frank version of what Michael Burry said.
    1
  25365. Electronics and new games are locked up as they're the favorite target. Although when I'd work there we'd find food containers that had been opened in store, eaten, and discarded.
    1
  25366. Bizarre gaslighting like this only marks you as an obvious pothead.
    1
  25367. I think you're missing the trend that science progress comes in waves. I.E. Most performance increases to rockets came within 50 years of Goddard's invention, but now we are near the limit of what is even hypothetically possible. The lack of real progress just means you picked the wrong field to invest your whole life into.
    1
  25368. Wait, wut?
    1
  25369. These guys aren't billionaires, just millionaires. But the statistic is >95% of bitcoin are in <5% of wallets.
    1
  25370. They can sure put on a show, that is for certain.
    1
  25371. That is one of many issues
    1
  25372. @BrettHoTep  the universities are mostly scams. There was one report where an American professor casually received an email from a Chinese colleges offering money for every academic paper he sent them to publish as their own.
    1
  25373. The high schools are worse than American boot camps with hazing and memorization being mandatory. The colleges are fake guru scams where they hire white monkeys to give people the grade they paid for @manyulgarprsch 
    1
  25374.  @steviewonder417  You wouldn't know Lenin even if beat you with a hammer
    1
  25375. That literally isn't even what central planning means.@tripplefives1402
    1
  25376. No... She's clearly the officer in charge. She's suppose to do that. And everyone else followed her lead great.
    1
  25377.  @_Raven_  she isn't a super cop just because she turned you on.
    1
  25378. Do these guys fight for anything besides money?
    1
  25379.  @gailcorley6888  economics is literally a matter of money.
    1
  25380.  @Eskoxo  Foxconn's bankruptcy says otherwise. Even so, they were ASSEMBLED in China, while everything else occurs elsewhere
    1
  25381.  @peterseth3296  personal boycotts do nothing.
    1
  25382.  @dorf213  good
    1
  25383. Motorcycle rider here: Yes, multi-plate clutch is smooth. Yes, the engine stalls easy. Literally half a second off the throttle in first gear is all it takes.
    1
  25384. You ever see his interviews with The Everyday Astronaut? He really does do science and he really is a workaholic.
    1
  25385. That's just the market pricing in the risks.
    1
  25386. The economies are the same
    1
  25387. Vhut?
    1
  25388. You don't have to be rich to short.
    1
  25389. It sells well because it caters to "a man's home is his castle" delusions.
    1
  25390. They made a functionally similar SMG at the same time, but I can't find any connection between any Czech and Israeli gun, and none are similar enough to be copies of the other.
    1
  25391. Liar
    1
  25392. It's hard to be that in banking since you must supply what the customers want.
    1
  25393.  @MrDMIDOV  Please leave banking to those of us that know the first thing about banking
    1
  25394. No one is stealing here, bro. You just stink at trading
    1
  25395. Liar
    1
  25396. Just idiot reporters regurgitating what they here. Pipe down
    1
  25397. Whomever will pay for it. End of story.
    1
  25398. This idiot thinks Musk does all the censoring himself rather than leave it to bots and underpaid Filipinos (except when he is personally targeted by the Tweet)
    1
  25399. Bantus have nothing in common with black Americans.
    1
  25400. A Holocaust expert said they're investigating over a half dozen people and will probably charge another soon
    1
  25401. Irrelevant
    1
  25402. Bamboo and twine, it's a cheap pipe with pre-industrial tech. The Romans used metal and stone.
    1
  25403. No, you're just too lazy to work it.
    1
  25404. Vhut? They just don't tell him classified stuff
    1
  25405. ​ @albertofernandez2490 i don't see no mood swings
    1
  25406. You auditioning to be this channel's next guest star?
    1
  25407. Chinese culture exhibits risk seeking behavior.
    1
  25408. Shut up
    1
  25409. The US/Canada grow at 10% a year and aren't ponzi schemes. Sure, Japan is a fully developed nation but there's no opportunity there since it is overcrowded with people while parts of North America are not fully settled. Same goes for Australia and New Zealand where many Chinese go too.
    1
  25410. Come on. You know that ain't what happened.
    1
  25411.  @MS-tc2fs  Go away trollface
    1
  25412.  @flipnotrab  Everyone gets busted eventually. Even Pablo Escobar got assassinated
    1
  25413. What about it?
    1
  25414. Technically the B-52 has been replaced by the B-1b but planes are too expensive to be thrown away. Most old weapons are simply given to turdworld allies but obviously none of those guys can afford strategic bombers. For instance, Jordan uses ancient Patton tanks and simply upgrades them. They still work fine.
    1
  25415.  @removedot  A-10s are cheap to maintain as far as warplanes go. The report said it is more expensive to maintain them now than 20 years ago. The B-52s have been cannibalized one by one for decades
    1
  25416. So? Lose the rhetoric @removedot 
    1
  25417. But that simply amplifies its distribution in Germany and Austria
    1
  25418. Politics is bad for business
    1
  25419. Doesn't matter when debts are like fifty times money received
    1
  25420. Russia isn't China. The bosses don't own everything. Understand they really are struggling to afford these things.
    1
  25421.  @rodncin  lose the trash tal
    1
  25422. Lose the spam comments
    1
  25423. This is the pace that national conflicts move at.
    1
  25424. Bullshit.
    1
  25425. Shut up
    1
  25426.  @D00dman  shut up
    1
  25427. "Sure, your tax dollars are going to a great cause! BIGGER GUNS."
    1
  25428. A hammer is a deadly weapon in the hands of a strong man like me, but in a woman's hands maybe not. Even so, we're most likely looking at an excessive force charge rather than manslaughter.
    1
  25429. Most of the goons that get ripped off think they can outsmart the mob. These cons like to fantasize that people are stupid, leading to a scenario of cons conning cons.
    1
  25430. More like a case in point why the law and press is rigged against corporations with deep pockets in the US. Regardless of the ultimate truth of the matter, they didn't do any of this intentionally and they didn't hurt anybody directly and only a marginal number of people who use the powder were affected in a measurable way. Most of allegations are wild assumptions based on minor known problems, so much so they might as well be fabrication.
    1
  25431. Uh, this isn't high tech and wasn't exactly a secret.
    1
  25432. Manifest Destiny is itself a hoax, and the lawless period of the west started when the first humans got there.
    1
  25433. Don't be silly. You know reality of that situation means exporting western doctors to the turdworld (more than we do already). Even then turdworld medicine will suffer from broke patients, substance abuse, corruption, politicization, and lack of qualified personnel.
    1
  25434. Put the weed down
    1
  25435. So?
    1
  25436. China is the least of their problems.
    1
  25437.  @Velosity696  shut up
    1
  25438.  @Quickxote  the government is a reflection of the people
    1
  25439. Depends.
    1
  25440. Not if you know anything
    1
  25441. Needless politicization and partisanship in the piece.
    1
  25442. Why would they give a frick?
    1
  25443. Other hospitals are laying off people, though. They overhired due to the outbreak but no longer need them. This past year has been weird.
    1
  25444. Come on, we all know you're to cowardly to get your girlfriend to quit SPANKING you.
    1
  25445. Except we tax income.
    1
  25446. Same problem, different party
    1
  25447. That's silly.
    1
  25448. Could've, but isn't required too. His choice. And no one is going to be more lenient because some egomaniac yelled at them.
    1
  25449. Genocides aren't a fraction as frequent as you probably imagine
    1
  25450. Lose the editorials.
    1
  25451. At that age, maybe not. By age 20 the apple can drift far from the tree, as I've seen.
    1
  25452. Shut up
    1
  25453. @drew23201  that's silly. First off, we're literally taking everything he's got. Second, a lot of fines are income adjusted. Third, refusal to pay equals a jail sentence. Fourth, pay your tickets you bum
    1
  25454. Lebanon is officially defunct
    1
  25455. It isn't, but people want excuses to harass farmers @GoronTico 
    1
  25456. Shut up
    1
  25457.  @silasla  Nah, just you
    1
  25458. Just you
    1
  25459. Liars burn in hell
    1
  25460. The green initiatives are fraud. He's just saying what people want to hear. Same as always.
    1
  25461. There was never any question how this would end, as all the talk of civilian rule and democracy was always just BS to gain power.
    1
  25462. Why?
    1
  25463. Shut up before we pressgang you into the foreign legion
    1
  25464. ​ @iji6249  quit calling it ethnic nationalism. There's nothing racial about it
    1
  25465. they don't want to
    1
  25466. But it isn't. These are hedging products. It's like selling insurance... although some of us buy insurance on someone else's house while it's on fire.
    1
  25467.  @osl5686  baseless. I'm sure I could make a whole list of busts in 2 minutes of Googling and have arrest statics within 10.
    1
  25468.  @osl5686  I'd wager you've gone to jail for unpaid child support.
    1
  25469. There's worse
    1
  25470. Shut up
    1
  25471. Shut up
    1
  25472. They're just legal loan sharks
    1
  25473. They could have said "fully backed by highly liquid bonds" and actually have done so enabling them to sit back and enjoy the arbitrage.
    1
  25474. China is always in a depression. Sometimes they're simply better at hiding it
    1
  25475. India doesn't want their bosses to be honest, they want them to be corrupt in their favor.
    1
  25476. Where? In China? Chinese food is all fake.
    1
  25477.  @harmony3138  there's no difference
    1
  25478. Not when you're in it @harmony3138 
    1
  25479. *Millions
    1
  25480. It's based on a whole basket of assets that change based on the circumstances. Back in early 2022 Powell said their inflation numbers were excluding oil because at the time those price changes were mostly due to war in Europe
    1
  25481. You should talk
    1
  25482. I assume that's sarcasm?
    1
  25483. Do you have a death wish?
    1
  25484. To be frank, violence against journalists is wildly overreported by the media. Go figure...
    1
  25485. A curious comparison, since the crypto banks are the ones accused of fraud. There is no secret the SEC's intent is to destroy crypto banks, not regulate them. They are ALL frauds.
    1
  25486. I'm the smallest kind of landlord possible (I own a duplex). How is this a problem?
    1
  25487. "Absurd to outside observer." What you have described is the global norm. In fact many places go to even weirder extremes and much of the world has only actual scam universities.
    1
  25488. Maybe where you live. India is a big place.
    1
  25489. Quit calling ponzi schemers billions too
    1
  25490. Not necessarily, but teachers like journalists tend to be lefties. I guess it has something to do with college students being wannabe rebels. But at least part of it is just coincidence, 25 years ago Al Gore read some speculative articles about the end of the world and made it part of his election campaign, and ever since then it has been a matter of public egos until such a time that some new nonsense gets all the attention
    1
  25491.  @lefantomer  I ain't complaining
    1
  25492. Motive?
    1
  25493.  @aceofswords1725  except people aren't sheep any more than you are
    1
  25494. Come on. That goon's murder was simply impossible to hide. Saudi oligarchs routinely order executions on undisclosed charges using undisclosed evidence in closed door trials that are over in an hour
    1
  25495. Fake. They're assembling by hand using off the shelf parts in order to defraud buyers saying it's high tech. Turkey doesn't even have the CNC machines necessary for aviation manufacturing
    1
  25496. At least the fake duck eggs are edible
    1
  25497.  @Gumardee_coins_and_banknotes  they had no trouble with both back in the day.
    1
  25498.  @Gumardee_coins_and_banknotes  I'm not going to bother explaining.....
    1
  25499.  @Rita_Checking  I ain't going to explain a couple months worth of news to a whataboutist.
    1
  25500.  @Gumardee_coins_and_banknotes  shut up
    1
  25501.  @ReclaimerX  did you read what I said?
    1
  25502. Gruesome? If it were blood, that would be apt. But oil was spilling onto the surface ever since the bronze age.
    1
  25503. BRICs simply isn't going to happen. A lot of the countries involved are at war with each other off and on
    1
  25504. What the frick do Catholics got to do with it?
    1
  25505.  @yourmom9608  Amd what do Catholics have to do with it?
    1
  25506. Who cares? Not even relevant
    1
  25507. Shut up
    1
  25508. You can only say that because of the general chaos of the command. Hirohito was no different from the rest
    1
  25509. Part of it. The other reason is medieval people were super paranoid about STDs. Men were expected to quarantine themselves after having sex.
    1
  25510. Sometimes I question whether Valve exists, but they did take down the bot hosts and add a few new things to TF2 every year because people still play it, but it's said all the work being done in TF2 is done by a single intern or similarly underpaid underqualified person.
    1
  25511. It is fun. I'm enjoying using measured leverage to sell you those overpriced FDs.
    1
  25512.  @781mm  liars burn in hell with their tongues nailed to their genitalia. So where do you live?
    1
  25513.  @781mm  do you have a death wish or is this your idea of a joke?
    1
  25514. How about you actually read a science article before ridiculing science.
    1
  25515. Jealous?
    1
  25516. Only the guys who own the place. The rank and file are dominated by young middle class men trying to get rich even at firms who knowingly hire fraudsters to change their demographics
    1
  25517.  @pjm6939  Found the shoplifter.
    1
  25518. This wasn't that. This was an industrial chemical that when burned releases hydrochloric acid and small amounts of mustard gas.
    1
  25519. There's hundreds of factions in those mountains
    1
  25520.  @V_For_Vigilante  proof? Have you read anything about Afghan internal affairs? The Taliban has at least three independent commands, then there's ISIS. The majority of government forces work for local militias loyal to a mayor or sheik rather than a country, and these guys have been known to switch sides. Then there's actual gangs that sometimes have government connections and sometimes Taliban and sometimes are independent. Even inside the government, the different department heads often acted independently because they didn't get along. It's every man for himself. Always has been.
    1
  25521. Liars get scalped
    1
  25522. America is big. Like the size of all Europe big, and the Canadians are generally assumed to be American. A lot of that stuff on that channel are lay people trying to repair their own cars, but some of it is shoddy "professional" work.
    1
  25523.  @jasonking1284  that ain't the same, especially when incompetent turdworld countries are involved
    1
  25524. Don't be silly.
    1
  25525.  @martamariacorell9424  you sound like the type that screams at waitresses.
    1
  25526.  @martamariacorell9424  are you trying to sound like you only have a rudimentary education?
    1
  25527.  @martamariacorell9424  that was an honest question, you seem to be trying to sound like someone whose English grammar/vocab is lacking.
    1
  25528. Looking into distant objects isn't an accurate map of the past on account 1-way travel time of light in unknowable.
    1
  25529.  @faitaccompli5878  Shut up
    1
  25530.  @Anarchistarchitect  Assuming MSTR holds its current silly valuations it would
    1
  25531.  @user-iz5yt2bt3h  As if this channel alone hasn't covered dozens of crypto ponzi schemes?
    1
  25532. Not necessarily. If they invested in crazy rral estate, they may just now marked those investments to zero, so the accounts now reflect reality.
    1
  25533. The report doesn't mention the race of the two victims and the illegal guy was high on meth and trying to steal a car. Why would you suspect hate crime?
    1
  25534. Correction, men who are beaten by police are accused of having sex with men, their sisters, and farm animals. There's not a single confirmed case of any of this, but this is common practice across the middle east. Also, they suppress everyone, women just can't compete as well as men. And this is literally all anyone talks about connected to Qatar as the outside world largely ignores their feuds with the Saudis and Iranians and each other.
    1
  25535. And the counterfeiter are selling knockoffs that don't even work.
    1
  25536. Can I "move" there?
    1
  25537. Irrelevant, pothead
    1
  25538. He was also bankrupt @wanjiruciru6237 
    1
  25539. @@MS-zl7kp shut up. Get drafted
    1
  25540. This is nothing. If something really happened, I'd be out there killing fools rather than stuck here guarding a wearhouse in one of the most boring places in America!
    1
  25541.  @reese4077  You sound like you might be this channel's next guest star with that delusion of yours.
    1
  25542.  @thedarkplague1475  you think he cares?
    1
  25543. The economy is always depressed
    1
  25544.  @perviguana  "Elmer Fudd!"
    1
  25545. Shut up
    1
  25546. Read the subtitles.
    1
  25547. The whole friggin country is corrupt
    1
  25548. This is congo
    1
  25549. Milei IS a banker. He worked for various regional banks and has advanced degrees. That's why he damning of the whole system hits so hard. He's targeting state-owned enterprises, not the banks.
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  25550. Don't worry, they'll find some way to make good money.
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  25551. It was a nation of ponzi schemes before that
    1
  25552. What?
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  25553.  @heavy_ang_patay  it frankly isn't that simple
    1
  25554. Vhut? You're not paid a return on investment
    1
  25555. Geographic barriers, not legal barriers
    1
  25556. Why do people drink themselves to death? Degenerates are usually seeking something they value more than their own wellbeing. Be that ego, highs, luxuries, admiration, power, or whatever.
    1
  25557.  @jamjam350  there'd have to be a lawsuit to recover that, assuming the guy did go to prison.
    1
  25558.    wut? This isn't Africa
    1
  25559.    Jews haven't had tribes since the bronze age, and you're being possibly racist.
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  25560.    shut up. I don't want to deal with this.
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  25561. If an office worker had casually uploaded their catalog to a website,things might be different
    1
  25562. You're missing the key point where they really do love each other and even if they do get paid it won't cover the cost of getting the job. The kid is so eager to please his parents and be the star that he jumps into it eagerly and willingly. This is how most pro athletes are produced, but this is a very extreme case, and many things in Japan are taken to absurd extremes.
    1
  25563. Ukrainian and Russian are more closely related to each other than English and French. People who don't speak the language often can't distinguish between them.
    1
  25564. Don't underestimate the power of ego.
    1
  25565. I insist we call Patrick this and nothing else so people think he's actually called that.
    1
  25566. Every POTUS tries to do that. They're all just wasting their valuable time.
    1
  25567. That makes no sense.
    1
  25568. Does he look like a Ba'athist?
    1
  25569. They haven't changed a bit. Don't forget they were originally Communists and there's been high profile corruption scandals from day one.
    1
  25570. AMEN [Spits on ground]
    1
  25571. People only invest if stock go up
    1
  25572.  @chiquita683  most of her team was recruited while in college, so yeah. Inexperience and autists are a big problem despite the leader's respectability.
    1
  25573.  @QWONIE  This guy doesn't know where planes and cars come from
    1
  25574.  @gintasasd  I'd rather eat rabbit
    1
  25575.  @gintasasd  vhut? I raise rabbits
    1
  25576. I think Mr. Zuckerberg just got bored managing Facebook.
    1
  25577. Except due to the prestige of the title, most tech companies have nothing to do with science
    1
  25578. Yes, but we want to count every Uber driver that gets axed as a "tech job layoff" in order to sound ominous and sell clicks
    1
  25579. Customs work is far from lazy. They deal with angry tourists, smugglers, and jerkwad fifth columnist all day
    1
  25580. Dude, the Pope always calls for peace.
    1
  25581.  @papaunderwater3316  indeed it is, but the Papacy doesn't have an army.
    1
  25582.  @AstroGremlinAmerican  that's just the Pope's bodyguard and has become more ceremonial than anything else. The Vatican police is the closest thing he has to an army. Most church funds never go to the Vatican, rather going directly from churches to priests and charities.
    1
  25583.  @papaunderwater3316  what you rambling on about?
    1
  25584.  @nightlightabcd  I'm not Catholic and I don't know what you're replying to.
    1
  25585.  @nightlightabcd  you don't get along well with your father, do you?
    1
  25586. Jealous, much?
    1
  25587. Take your lithium and pick up a Great Courses series on the markets.
    1
  25588. No one cares.
    1
  25589. Default judgement came before this
    1
  25590. Ha. It's not like all major fighting stalled after just a couple weeks of fighting
    1
  25591. It might have cost more to go get the horse than it is worth
    1
  25592. Shut up
    1
  25593. Maybe for you
    1
  25594. Most cops instinctively spam standard commands when afraid for their lives
    1
  25595. You bring up an excellent point that across the board wage increases doesn't increase purchasing power. It's one of the parts of economics a lot of people don't grasp or intentionally ignore so they can berate/steal from/whine about corporations.
    1
  25596.  @tomlxyz  even then it isn't that simple as there are no classes. For instance, if a company is forced to raise its starting wage, it will also have to raise the management's wage. Why? Because if the supervisor is paid the same as grunts then no one would want the extra headaches of that job, hence you will not be able to hire the best managers. This process repeats itself upwards. Also since all costs ultimately come down to labor costs, the rise in overall wages would simply be passed on to consumers. Just be realistic here that if corporate bosses must pay more they're not going to destroy shareholder value and/or be like Warren Buffet and take most payment in shares, they're just going to raise prices.
    1
  25597.  @RealestUrbanism  that doesn't always work as intended as a lot of work is under the table, other jobs are contract work, and many industries will simply appear or disappear based on what people are willing to get paid.
    1
  25598. @Adrián López Pérez places where people covet authority have a whole host of problems unrelated to economics. And a company where management's pay is as out of whack as you imply probably won't last long in a free market.
    1
  25599. No one I know does that.
    1
  25600. ...no. In that part of the world, it is much more likely a gas explosion would be presumed intentional.
    1
  25601. This is America. We whine about banks going bust and we whine about bankers getting rich.
    1
  25602. 2:30 Why do the poachers not eat the sawfish while they're at it?
    1
  25603. You say that but actively object to funding war efforts
    1
  25604. All planes look good when their adversaries are turdworld
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  25605. @TheZachary86  Exceot Einstein was a man and didn't understand all the fandom around him. Also, the professors are prestige whores too. Many of these colleges don't even need to pay for low level professors because thousands of men will teach 1-2 classes for free just so they can say they taught at that school
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  25606. @WinstonSmithGPT  this took decades to develop
    1
  25607. @TheZachary86  except Einstein himself cannot give you any better education than a no-name with the same degree.
    1
  25608. A little. Don't hold that long and introduce some long positions in order to be market neutral.
    1
  25609. Come on, we all know you'd say that no matter what.
    1
  25610. Written Arabic is a dead language. No one speaks it.
    1
  25611. Found the Urdu pirate.
    1
  25612. That can happen if the judge orders it. Usually it takes overt criminality or incompetence and civil courts are far too forgiving
    1
  25613.  @FuelDropforthewin  you mean corporate bankruptcy. And by different you mean far more complicated and time consuming
    1
  25614. Really. I'd think food and arsonists would be a bigger issue. So lose the astroturfing.
    1
  25615. Be serious. Bezos is funding a lot of science with this trip.
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  25616. The men and women don't treat each other any different any differently, it's just with the gender gap one class of persons has bigger fists than the other.
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  25617.  @donnyvu1220  shut up
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  25618.  @Deadwood_Druid  Shut up
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  25619.  @Jackaroo.  shut up, greedo
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  25620.  @neeneko  new normal? It has literally akways been like that.
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  25621. Bug off
    1
  25622.  @hendrikdebruin4012  I don't know what third world shithole you're from but in the civilized world, bank insolvency is rare and your deposits are protected by government insurance. In the US, when banks go bankrupt the Feds will literally show up, take over, sell everything, pay depositors, employees, creditors, and IN THAT ORDER. Muggings, however, still happen.
    1
  25623.  @reheyesd8666  This was an investment bank, not a commercial bank.
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  25624. Shut up
    1
  25625. Anyone notice the suspect sounds exactly like The Hive from The Hunt?
    1
  25626. This ain't that
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  25627. The qoran also requires yearly jihads but no one cares about that rule either.
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  25628. They do fear man, that's why they jump those who getto close
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  25629. You will not be impressed.
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  25630.  @beboo4054  yeah, that means they'll blow their budgets on heavy weapons they can't afford, don't need, and don't know how to use so they'll rust away in storage. Same drama, different decade.
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  25631. That's silly. Managers were the major shareholders, and those shares are now worthless.
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  25632. Not really. There's no one controlling it and it's like Buddism, compatible with many beliefs but not others. In fact, most of the people into it are Buddhists
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  25633. It's a de facto cease fire
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  25634. Dude, it's like addiction in general. It is unclear if regulation effects it at all. Recall the corruption in question is just drugs and a number of civil allegations.
    1
  25635. That would only legalize it on Army bases and in DC and a handful of other places. Most states still ban weed.
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  25636. Maybe not that bad, but it's more than likely that India already has a larger population
    1
  25637. Shut up
    1
  25638. You?
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  25639. Only people who want state business monopolies actually delude themselves into thinking capitalism leads to monopolies. Simply put, in a free market, anyone can start any venture at any time, and besides monopolies are illegal.
    1
  25640.  @davidburroughs2244  that's Bell's company, and they had the original patent to the telephone. There were many competitors, but none at scale that could pose a problem (installing phone lines are expensive), so they were broken up into all the current telephone giants. This same story applies to Standard Oil, as oil drilling costs millions and may yield nothing so you need a company that can absorb that kind of loss.
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  25641.  @aleksazunjic9672  except you just stated how it isn't a monopoly as those companies are not friends but competition. I think you don't even know enough about economics to be commenting on this matter. Do you even know what profit margin is?
    1
  25642.  @aleksazunjic9672  hello? You miss the part where they have separate execs, stocks, and company logos? Are you also going to say all governments in the UN are one country? Because that's less absurd than the castration worthy incompetence you're displaying.
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  25643. That's probably due to the franchize owner being stupid
    1
  25644. Civilian aerospace in China just means they changed the uniform. Also, they've never had an astronaut before, because no one wants to ride the rockets they make
    1
  25645. The Saklers are putting off going to prison, the Adams administration are all getting arrested, and and everyone is cutting ties with China
    1
  25646. Money isn't an investment, goofball
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  25647. Shut up. Get drafted
    1
  25648. Who needs diplomats when you got THIS!
    1
  25649. Because they're as worthless as Silicon Valley
    1
  25650.  @amirmohamad474az  because they don't work in North America
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  25651. Not on his show. A lot of his viewers are poor
    1
  25652. Be serious
    1
  25653. Like you'd know
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  25654.  @More_Row  I wasn't
    1
  25655. Uuuh... My condolences?
    1
  25656. Hardly. Most channels only covered the housing collapse. Most aren't even aware of the bankruns or the standstill at ports these days.
    1
  25657.  @Nesstor01  And you can pay them less...
    1
  25658. US steel is profitable while this channel is not
    1
  25659. Italy was pretty straightforward: It was a nation of microstates that was unified under one government. The microstates simply became mafias and they all shared a government and army they all cared nothing for. The result was an army of average skill and equipment with debilitating levels of infighting. Japan shows many strange extremes. We're talking world class medics and kamikaze people. Working side by side.
    1
  25660. The Walking Debt: DON'T SELL YOLO SOON
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  25661. Color is not relevant in this instance
    1
  25662. Vhut?
    1
  25663. Ha. They had a nuclear meltdown because the reactor was underwater. No, Japan has the same problem with over-regulation as California, they even make you provide proof you have a parking space when you buy a car.
    1
  25664. That guy does have dedicated hate groups against him
    1
  25665. Americans are bored, so the biggest accident of the month gets a freak out.
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  25666. ​ @DK-gj5sp Liars get scalped
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  25667. Course not. Now quit wasting these people's time.
    1
  25668. I knew an old guy who was angry because his neighbors called the cops on him for brandishing a gun... On his farm... While he was trying to kill a nuisance ground hog. But it takes a special kind of idiot to shoot at cops just for showing up at your house.
    1
  25669. Like... You?
    1
  25670. Now that it is widely known, this particular corridor will probably be closed in the coming decade.
    1
  25671. Not if you have any idea what you're talking about. Anything can be a Ponzi scheme and people who exhibit rent-seeking behavior like Ponzi schemes so rental homes are often the source of Ponzi schemes
    1
  25672. "Rare" defined as every couple years? And what about all those mysterious explosions state run news has been reporting about every couple months ever since the area was seized?
    1
  25673.  @moncef2466  we're not all as predatory as you, scrub.
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  25674. Nothing out of the ordinary that I've heard. You're working very hard to talk trash on a religion, though.
    1
  25675.  @surojeetvedantic6047  it's not what he said, it what he deliberately infers, and you know this already.
    1
  25676. Leviathan is believed to have been a Mosassaurus and Megalodon was the size of a whale but not quite as big as many of the larger Mosassaurs
    1
  25677.  @Standoffmuffin  weird logic. Especially given if what you're saying were true the obvious course of action would be be to assassinate the offenders.
    1
  25678. He isn't a trumpist.
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  25679. It's meant for armored vehicles
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  25680. Our enemies will report us to UN moderators for hacking! BWUHAHAHAHAHA!
    1
  25681. Ben is totally a closet finance professional...
    1
  25682. Coffeyville?
    1
  25683. The idea was to kill him. That is how you win gunfights, pendejo.
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  25684.  @jason4275  you think Africans don't bribe each other? You can get most cops to bug off for 50 bucks on the continent, but the bottom line is you have to import any skill more complicated than knife sharpening in Africa. That doesn't mean people educated in the developed world and/or communities built by the developed world can't do reasonably well. Heck, a lot of the winners in post-Colonial civil wars were men who previously served in colonial armies and went to war colleges in Europe. Also, unsurprisingly the richest private citizens in Africa are white South Africans who often own mines/farms/factories throughout the continent.
    1
  25685.  @MrAnonymousRandom  the whole continent is corrupt, so don't be shocked the inmates run the asylum.
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  25686. Smaller choices early in life often leads to a pattern that's hard to get out of. Like he said, a lot of the street dealers are addicts supporting their habit and/or can't hold a regular job. These are just degenerates. No need to pass judgment one way or another.
    1
  25687.  @ghostroc  you seem to be doing the same. Jon here prolly just knows too many degenerates in the wrong way.
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  25688. He'd keep lying to seek out revenge. He's too cowardly to do the job himself.
    1
  25689. No, there's involution in China's EV market. They abuse subsidies and over the past year they've had trouble selling their cars locally. So they export at a loss and aggressively compete to build market share. Previous involution cycles in China's bike rents resulted in litteral piles and piles of eBikes littering many cities that were eventually hauled away with dump trucks. That's the level of insanity involved
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  25690. ​ @johnbeach846 nah, he just assumed he was an immigrant
    1
  25691.  @plodiN3  they use it a bunch, illegally. It's being used for Satoshi's intended purpose: Circumventing state capital controls
    1
  25692.  @KenjaTimu  even so. Any operations there are criminal, but the US would only extradict people if they do something that is illegal in both countries
    1
  25693. All hail the Conqueror Worm.
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  25694. Ha. Only in the movies, pendejo.
    1
  25695.  @mravecsk1  By gas cars?
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  25696.  @fwiffo  In California, perhaps.
    1
  25697.  @NaumRusomarov  Ha
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  25698.  @normbograham  It makes it cheaper, not free
    1
  25699.  @PutItAway101  lose the bull. They're ponzi schemers
    1
  25700.  @mravecsk1   @mravecsk1  some people say that even if it isn't so. Let me guess, they're all company vehicles they don't need?
    1
  25701.  @ShuRugal  shut up
    1
  25702. @burgular_the  the write off makes these cheap not free
    1
  25703. @drejaquez  Even so, you wouldn't have used much of it often enough to justify installing it
    1
  25704. @drejaquez  yeah, because it's all a waste
    1
  25705. India's space program is at least mostly a scam. Just off the shelf gear and press releases. But this the same country that bought a plane just so they could move animals from one river to another river in conservation efforts that straight up ignored more obvious sanitation issues. The Indians obsess over big business, and the bosses do big business-y looking things even if it makes no sense
    1
  25706. Put the weed down
    1
  25707. A big factor in the slowness to adopt computers was because for many decades no one with control over budgets in Russia knew anything about programming.
    1
  25708. He'd have hundreds of thousands of descendants
    1
  25709.  @ricardomota939  pressing X to doubt. If you are up that high, you should buy a lottery ticket because that's how lucky you got.
    1
  25710.  @Iburn247  You're leaving out the part where you lost money just as fast.
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  25711.  @Anonymous-ld7je  Not if you have any idea what you're talking about.
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  25712. They all look so tasty...
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  25713. Found the scammer.
    1
  25714. Except you won't ever win. And even if you do, you'll blow it away within months.
    1
  25715.  @ReiMonCoH  except you won't win
    1
  25716. No one cares
    1
  25717. That's so true there's actually centuries of historic data behind it. The biggest land lord in London are these nobles who received a charter by William the Conqueror in the 11th century. They pointed out that housing costs is always a multiple of income and regardless the era people of a similar status in life lived in similar houses. Likewise, the amount of gold that paid a Roman soldier is about the same that would pay an American soldier, although industrialization and automation has brought down the cost of most basic goods and services.
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  25718. Go away
    1
  25719. Found the shoplifter
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  25720. Amazon doesn't make money off this.
    1
  25721. A lot of it comes for free with an app store or your computer too. Also, that price simply reflects costs at the time. These days there are code monkeys in turdworld states that will code up aps for peanuts so that the country can pretend they have technology
    1
  25722. And the Houthis are shown as separate and British colonies are the same color. What year is the map of?
    1
  25723. The planning for any war should start with the assumption that no one in the world has any idea what they're doing.
    1
  25724. Screw that guy. He calls literally everyone a con whilst participating in crypto scams against his own audience.
    1
  25725. You know they're broken into local militias that hate each other, right?
    1
  25726. @Sioux White Eagle it's the middle east. It's always been like that, even when nominally one fool is in charge.
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  25727. @Sioux White Eagle The Armenians have nothing in common with any other culture.
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  25728. @Sioux White Eagle You don't know jack about the Caucacus, do you?
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  25729. @Sioux White Eagle Hardly relevant, since Turkey's participation in that war was just a fraudulent as the Azeri's claim to victory. Again, don't make broad damnations about peoples you're not familiar with
    1
  25730. A lot of species eat their young
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  25731. Hardeehar
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  25732. Like you'd know
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  25733. FYI, Peru charges literally every President with a felony. That means either crime is systemic and they're only punishing political rivals, or that a large portion of the charges are fraudulent.
    1
  25734. Isn't everyone in the Congo?
    1
  25735. Shut up
    1
  25736. Ha.
    1
  25737. China imports opium by the ton and exports synthetics
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  25738.  @mikloridden8276  the majority of people you like to associate with, anyway
    1
  25739. Venture capital will give money to anyone
    1
  25740. Some people want an excuse to kill.
    1
  25741. Vhut? This is just a gun.
    1
  25742. Desperate? No one up north is even paying attention to Venezuela anymore, and it's not like we were even selling Guido guns to begin with.
    1
  25743. To think, under different circumstances this would be a wolf's lunch except for prodigious amounts of human intervention.
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  25744. @thebandoftwocretins4406  IDK who you think he is but you are wrong
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  25745.  @thebandoftwocretins4406  That is not what I said
    1
  25746. Labor is cheap in Latin America, and you know these guys are cutting corners because of how insane the competition is.
    1
  25747. @oo--7714  it's a digital currency. It can hit true zero, therefor it will at some point for some reason
    1
  25748. None of the above are apocalyptic.
    1
  25749. Do you say that because politics, or because the poor dog, because you a felon, or (more likely) some combination of the above?
    1
  25750.  @organizedchaos4559  that sounds like extortion. And even if it weren't it's a pretty ridiculous criteria. What job will kids, students, retirees, and the infirm work?
    1
  25751.  @organizedchaos4559  quit lying, you're not good at it Greedo.
    1
  25752.  @ianbuick8946  Walmart starts at 10/hr. Most retail stores pay a little above min wage while gas stations and restaurants pay min wage.
    1
  25753. ​ @Ggg12236 scammer detected
    1
  25754. You get how there's about a dozen separate wars going on, right?
    1
  25755. 7:20 What's that guy smoking?
    1
  25756. During Bleeding Kansas, one killer tried to defend himself in court by saying he didn't think his birdshot shotgun could penetrate the victim's thick leather coat. They hung him.
    1
  25757. The real threshold is if you're willing to give up sex
    1
  25758. That's bullshit. A court order has the force of law, meaning if you disobey a warrant for your arrest and seizure of assets will be issued. Only narcissists take things to that point, though
    1
  25759. Same as everyone else in the US
    1
  25760. You wouldn't be happy no matter what they did
    1
  25761. Procurement in China very different in China as state owned ventures compete with each other to be the main supplier.
    1
  25762. Because Earth is boring.
    1
  25763. It's just numbers on a page to him.
    1
  25764. Because crawdads are UGLY
    1
  25765. Because they African so everything they make looks awkward, but they are also badass so it works!
    1
  25766.  @crono3339  No, drugs work because they happen to share similarities with brain chemicals, namely dopamine. All sorts of effects can be produced by hijacking natural processes.
    1
  25767.  @farmazooticalz  Not if you know anything
    1
  25768.  @zvotaisvfi8678  *methed up
    1
  25769. Yes, but criminal charges are difficult
    1
  25770. Shut up. We're protecting the store from you
    1
  25771.  @notnoaintno5134  nor does he care
    1
  25772. Goodness! Where do all these giant YouTubers hide so that I only hear about them through this?
    1
  25773. It was dismissed immediately, but he's been pulling tricks like this just to make the process tedious
    1
  25774. Lose the bull. The Romans never committed genocide at any point or for any reason
    1
  25775. Vhut? They're mostly sustenance earners.
    1
  25776. @SP-2317  tikkun olam is a Hebrew theology thing and if you equate it with communism I will dox you.
    1
  25777. @FortniteBlaster2  depends how you define Communist
    1
  25778. Found the crypto scammer
    1
  25779. Read the description
    1
  25780.  @stummeboibeatz  uh... I didn't see any of that
    1
  25781.  @stummeboibeatz  that definitely ain't everyone
    1
  25782.  @stummeboibeatz  I appogize if I came off that way
    1
  25783. Keep in mind he's the biggest YouTuber and is the focal point of jealousy. The giveaway is that people are calling him a pedo while claiming he committed a totally different sex crime.
    1
  25784. In front of a camera is different than in person.
    1
  25785. We already own it
    1
  25786. In high crime areas you'd be surprised how much abuse goes around on a Tuesday.
    1
  25787. Graham Stephen you got a scammer in the comments pretending to be you.
    1
  25788.  @foxdeleon  what the frick do government bureaucrats have to do with Tencent? None of these guys have ever worked for the latter
    1
  25789.  @foxdeleon  Goodness, the latest news in China is of an apparent soft coup within the party. I cannot stress enough that even if Trncent was state run, which it isn't, that doesn't mean they're part of Beijing's schemes.
    1
  25790.  @foxdeleon  how could you know about the replacement without knowing about the shenanigans at the party conference?
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  25791.  @foxdeleon  there's no fucking way you didn't already know about the palace coup
    1
  25792. Except that didn't happen
    1
  25793. Working for an investment bank is like working for the army. Literally anyone can sign up and aggressive up or out policies means a lot of actual retards get in management positions due to high turnover.
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  25794. They will be replaced by men who are currently middle aged.
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  25795. Mr. Peloci was trading frickin meme stocks.
    1
  25796. There's more to an army than a commander. Hannibal's army spent several years in small campaigns preparing for total war, and they took everything Carthage could throw at Rome when they left
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  25797. I was thinking the same thing. If a licensed bank creates smart contracts for peer to peer lending and arbitrates disputes/glitches as needed, then they can effectively automate most of the process of banking.
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  25798.  @AD-yo1pg  I think he's assuming you'd dispense with the crypto junk.
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  25799.  @corail53  loans aren't. You have to go through a bank officer.
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  25800.  @AicyDC  someone would have to do a deep dive into what automation is possible versus what is standard.
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  25801.  Alfredito Bochom  if you asked 10 people what that means you'll get 11 angry opinions.
    1
  25802. What was up with Greek currency being uncontrolled?
    1
  25803.  @joyofsidon  during and after the war Lebanonese bonds had as much as over 100% interest as investors dumped them for any price they could.
    1
  25804.  @joyofsidon  oh. Anyway, the interest rates of those are directly linked as those deposits are insured by the government in most countries.
    1
  25805. The Iraqi and Serbian air defenses were extensive but failed to down a single plane. Quit talking out your butt.
    1
  25806. @Khaotik_99  5 aircraft, none of which were A-10. And the A-10 holds both first and second place for most vehicle kills in a single sorte at 21 and 20 because of two pilots in the gulf war that simply never missed. Another A-10 had a whole wing shot off and landed safely. So when you say they "weren't that good," that simply reveals you have no fucking clue what you're talking about.
    1
  25807. They're not legal here.
    1
  25808. They got nothing to do with this
    1
  25809. You'd need real cities to become ghost cities. That may be occurring because the rent in some old industrial towns is so low some people are using houses for storage.
    1
  25810. Is it just me, or does every hardcore scammer defend themselves by claiming the charges are a conspiracy of jealous competitors? Of course we know why they tend to do this. It's called projection.
    1
  25811. Not everyone who gets old goes senile.
    1
  25812. Say that to your arresting officer's face, see if it means anything.
    1
  25813. Class monopoly?
    1
  25814. It's just an excuse to rob people
    1
  25815. Lose your own money
    1
  25816. Who says this jerko was a foreign national? And who says politicians went out of their way to let them in?
    1
  25817. Dude, it's a hedge fund.
    1
  25818. How much did you lose?
    1
  25819.  @ChrisWhite.fishing  You are mixed up. Therapods (raptors and T rex) are believed to be flightless birds
    1
  25820. @bonniemob65  except dinosaur means Terrible Lizard so geologist have to admit they suck at separating speculation from fact
    1
  25821.  @RERM001  No, it means corruption and incompetence like the Adams gang. Get over it.
    1
  25822.  @aidanmco  Why would he care unless she ticks him off directly?
    1
  25823. Because all protests meet the legal definition of harassment and disorderly conduct. The attendants are overwhelmingly people who like to pretend they're in charge, so assault of officers, vandalism, arson, libel, tresspassing, blocking traffic, and other crimes are not uncommon. And a lot of people simply take advantage if the anarchy to commit unrelated crimes (namely theft).
    1
  25824.  @SillySausage-mq3so  Shut up
    1
  25825. Come on, that's not what the video says
    1
  25826. The carjacker?
    1
  25827. This is for a completely different reason though
    1
  25828. Even if you buy blueprints for off the shelf chips, steal information how to integrate it, and scam a company into circumvent sanction, none of these Chinese companies would be able to make phones from scratch because it takes hundreds of millions worth of equipment and engineers and technicians with machine specific knowledge. These Huawei phones are literally assembled by hand from scrap parts, that's why they're terrible and expensive. @summer031977 
    1
  25829. @larrywenman947  Anyone can build them, you just need a developed city packed like a can of sardines to be profitable. The only one making money right now is in Japan, and the US population is spread so thinly that planes are preferred over trains.
    1
  25830. Evil? All they were doing was propping up generous salaries by charging rich chumps high fees.
    1
  25831. Because I didn't damn Jews. He's just a young man who thinks annoying people is funny, just flag him for promoting terrorism.@@unknowndev392
    1
  25832. Shut up, hypocrite
    1
  25833. Well, it was until the war started. But you'd also have to contend with the nationalization of many key industries and price fixing. Nazi Germany had more control over industry than Communist China but they allowed all previously private companies to keep being publicly trading. Although most stock markets were closed too, and private investors often forced to sell shares to the government and/or to party members. By the start of the war there wasn't much besides bonds to invest in but those were doing good.
    1
  25834. Remember that AI real estate broker that lost everything because locals knew the value of land better than the computer?
    1
  25835. No...
    1
  25836.  Timothah Molone  What? This is Mexico.
    1
  25837.  @ChosenOne6666  people been saying that for 300 years
    1
  25838.  @ChosenOne6666  Urge. To make. Snarky. Remark. Very strong. Right now...
    1
  25839.  @ChosenOne6666  take a look at your mother, pal! Ducking...
    1
  25840. That's a joke, right?
    1
  25841. You can tell which editors and hedgies are leveraged to the tits in tech stocks based on who is (lying and) saying the Fed must intervene.
    1
  25842. He would also be dead.
    1
  25843. He definitely tried to torch the place with himself inside
    1
  25844. @DTreatz  i question your intelligence
    1
  25845. Possibly. You still need a license to sell guns, though. That may be all that is needed for these crummy guns.
    1
  25846. You just failed the bar exam.
    1
  25847.  @osbornc2725  shut up and get drafted
    1
  25848.  @osbornc2725  shut up
    1
  25849.  @osbornc2725  Shut up
    1
  25850.  @metaphorpritam  it's a scam in order to hog prestigious jobs and force people into b** tasks.
    1
  25851.  @panzerofthelake506  it's very much alive today, just under the surface. The government officially doesn't use the caste but many departments are segregated, individual officials often discriminate, and private persons are free to follow the caste system as they please.
    1
  25852.  @metaphorpritam  what does your background have to do with it even if you are telling the truth? It just gives you incentive to lie and calls your education into question. Besides, no one said this was a universal practice.
    1
  25853.  @metaphorpritam  forced prostitution is systemic to the point I bet 50 bucks you personally participate in it.
    1
  25854.  @metaphorpritam  alright, pendejo. We was giving you the benefit of the doubt given the subcontinent's systemic frauds but you're officially spreading racist libel. So go back to scamming tourists rather than annoying us, creep.
    1
  25855.  @metaphorpritam  No one said where I was from, Ibne-sharmouta. And I don't give a rip what caste you're from because they're all frickin liars. Now don't you have a prostitute to beat up, ars?
    1
  25856.  @victornewman9904  you aren't a colonist either. Those guys are dead.
    1
  25857.  @lathiyabhavik9080  put that back up your butt where you got it
    1
  25858.  @praz7  a curious comparison, since every shire and county in the British isles has been an independent state at some point. And no, no such state of India existed prior to British colonialism, the name is even the ancient Greek name for the Ind river valley.
    1
  25859. @Rashad Munawar castes aren't countries
    1
  25860. Bagholder detected
    1
  25861. No one knows what you mean besides being super condescending
    1
  25862. This azhole couldn't even stop fighting to please his girlfriend...
    1
  25863. "FUD" just increases your expected return because the market may price in greater risk than their really is. BTW, I shorted China, the country.
    1
  25864.  @madworld-ul2tg  shut up
    1
  25865. Sell, don't short
    1
  25866. If you're going to post that on every video without watching them, you need fired from the internet. Besides, this is a "wish we killed the suspect" scenario. He was a wife beater that was harassing his ex, starting fights with cops, and would later be arrested for setting his ex's house on fire. He's charge with five counts attempted murder.
    1
  25867. Were you expecting him to berate the IMF for no reason?
    1
  25868.  @jacksonneptune4083  That's a yes
    1
  25869. LA was notoriously expensive in every category except food.
    1
  25870.  @nathanlevesque7812  dude, the prop gun was a replica 19th century revolver. Lose the digression to silly weapon laws arguments.
    1
  25871.  @suivatra123  nice rhetoric. Now say something of substance.
    1
  25872.  @kate_6436  she's also suggesting sabotage. Someone's afraid of jail time...
    1
  25873.  @prodigalson6166  people who talk like that are more likely to shoot themselves in the foot than anyone else, oddly enough.
    1
  25874.  @FordFourD-aka-Ford4D  no one gives a rip. Those jobs don't just work together and overlap they are often one and the same person.
    1
  25875.  @toribarron5700  no one read what you just wrote
    1
  25876.  @FordFourD-aka-Ford4D  just because it's the internet doesn't mean you need to berate everyone. Are you also going to get angry over whether it's spelled theater or theatre? Or whether it's a production assistant or continuity? There are people that will get riled up over that and no one cares.
    1
  25877.  @pcostyle11  him and several other dudes. The civil worker's compensation is straightforward enough that it will almost certainly be settled out of court.
    1
  25878.  @pcostyle11  he won't. I bet the lives of everyone on this thread.
    1
  25879. No one cares
    1
  25880. No one in Turkey knows a thing about economics.
    1
  25881.  @birdakikadayemek6599  You sure as hell don't.
    1
  25882. There are no gays in Iran, simply men accused of being gay.
    1
  25883. He IS a hedgie
    1
  25884. The main problem about Boeing's case is since it is the largest entity criminally charged, almost all of the available info is total bullshit.
    1
  25885. Except that didn't happen.
    1
  25886. 3:16 That marriage also broke church law on cousin marriages.
    1
  25887.  @raybod1775 ha
    1
  25888.  @kardahaspindal  Shut up. You deserved that Twitter ban
    1
  25889.  @JayMcKinsey  where are you that you don't regularly deal with language barriers?
    1
  25890.  @JayMcKinsey  I was being rhetorical
    1
  25891.  @buharisani1428  googling... You're mistaken. These companies are owned by Shandong Hi-Speed Group, a state-run company
    1
  25892. The road would also last ten times longer and would have involved local Montenegrin help @xinbozhang7206 
    1
  25893. This had nothing to do with religion
    1
  25894.  @iaminthistube  You'll find it's connected to select cultures rather than a religion
    1
  25895.  @iaminthistube  Except if you watched the video you'd see this incident had nothing to do with religion. In other cases, you will actually find a fair number of indigenous Christians, atheists, and pagans within the jihadi ranks.
    1
  25896.  @iaminthistube  There has never been anything religious about Holy War
    1
  25897. Brazilians will fight over anything worth money regardless if they "indigenous" or not.
    1
  25898. TIPS have expected inflation priced in
    1
  25899. That rules you out, Pip
    1
  25900.  @Alaskabuilt_  Found the drug dealer
    1
  25901. Not really. The county ain't owned by one company
    1
  25902. Dude, they're in a rush to get everything the cops need to know from the caller
    1
  25903.  @FoundaPeanut  you're 14, aren't you?
    1
  25904. Screw that game and everything it stands for
    1
  25905.  @Kimballion  understand it teaches virtually nothing about history.
    1
  25906. Of course. But the Fed didn't mean transitory in the way you're asserting. Inflation is tapering off and things will return to normal, and anyone who ain't a liar knows that
    1
  25907. The Walking Debt. Fear the FUD. Fight the gov.
    1
  25908. Irrelevant
    1
  25909.  @draleighd  so does the Fed and SEC but they haven't done anything yet
    1
  25910. Your relationships won't last if you're as argumentative as you imply.
    1
  25911.  @dompit9535  speaking for yourself?
    1
  25912.  @dompit9535  shut up
    1
  25913. I wish
    1
  25914. Gas is heavily taxed, not heavily subsidized. The discrepancy comes from idiot reporters saying that any tax break that might effect gas is a subsidy on gas. I.E. The US doesn't tax the construction of job producing infrastructure, including oil pipeline.
    1
  25915.  @bighands69  it isn't, we simply like to pretend it is.
    1
  25916.  @bighands69  when I say we, I mean the general population, not necessarily myself personally
    1
  25917.  @bighands69  it sure as hell doesn't given a large portion of the voting body will indiscriminately oppose any bill that may help oil drillers.
    1
  25918. Just another bubble.
    1
  25919. Not often it plows through urban areas.
    1
  25920.  @uTz11  that was a guess. The fact you're hurling insults as a customer at a completely different branch of the company reflects poorly on you
    1
  25921.  @uTz11  you're not helping your case, Karen
    1
  25922. Possibly...
    1
  25923. Because they know it's a scam
    1
  25924. This looks like a legal ponzi scheme. He issues new shares, pays workers with the pile of cash, and pays himself in shares giving himself increasing ownership over a deminishing pile of cash
    1
  25925. Attack took place on Holocaust Memorial Day, which probably isn't coincidence. The question is was this just a garden variety spree killer or did someone offer him money?
    1
  25926. You're predicting the collapse of global economics, then. In order to do that you'd need an ice age or nuclear war.
    1
  25927. Just so we're clear, a skyscraper burning down is front page news EVERYWHERE BUT IN CHINA.
    1
  25928.  @jorgeandresurquijomunoz6097  irrelevant
    1
  25929.  @apinchofsalt3487  only if you're selling to rich idiots. Functionality sells to the masses
    1
  25930.  @voneyeva  Lose the buzzwords RAYON IS MADE FROM FUCKING WOOD PULP. Using a plant is the definition of renewable, the "unrenewable" nonsense applies to crude oil, and applying to every artificial substance shows a lack of the most basic knowledge of science.
    1
  25931. Uh, no. Tanks do the opposite and seize key areas. They tend to be sitting ducks on the defensive side. Traditionally, in a defensive action they send the tanks to the enemy's rear to monkey wrench his plans.
    1
  25932. Define anti-Jewish and which country are you talking about?
    1
  25933. The people spreading hyperbole usually don't read past the headlines.
    1
  25934. Petrodollars don't exist.
    1
  25935. Do you have a death wish, child?
    1
  25936. Just this week, the Feds broke up a hate group where people exchanged tips how to murder politicians and get away with it. Guess where the group was?
    1
  25937. If you really think the game is rigged, invest in real world assets and manage them yourself. Buy a house to rent out. Raise rabbits. Lend family members cash. Don't whine about how your stock picks are hurt because of someone else.
    1
  25938. That's a joke?
    1
  25939. The Fed never bails anyone out
    1
  25940. Yes. But the Pope has spoken about those things if you actually cared to fact check your own whataboutism.
    1
  25941. What was the cause of the conservatorship in the first place?
    1
  25942. What's the problem? We all know the short supply caused the price of eggs to go up, increasing profit margins for farmers and distributers. Now that's gone.
    1
  25943. Note in the kidnapping case, the real threat was not over the internet, the real threat was someone who knew him in real life.
    1
  25944. Shut up. The ATF is apolitical.
    1
  25945.  @OmniMontel  liar
    1
  25946.  @OmniMontel  no. In 9 states you MAY lose voting permanently, in others you can't vote from prison, in others you vote onces paroled, in some you vote from prison. For the Feds IIRC they don't disenfranchise anyone or provide for from prison ballots. But in any case you said weapons laws are intentionally disenfranchising people, and you know this to be false.
    1
  25947.  @brendon1689  The Commies equate themselves with all Chinese dynasties until you speak of their totalitarian tendencies
    1
  25948. So? That's the easy way to stay safe in a hurricane if you can get out in time
    1
  25949.  @gfys756  I have no idea who that is, but I still know you're full if it
    1
  25950. Or maybe you just jealous of their money
    1
  25951.  @PeacockRhino  that rules you out
    1
  25952. No one goes on Reddit to be persuaded.
    1
  25953. We have war in Ukraine and El Salvador, which do you think monkey wrenched global economics?
    1
  25954. Is it? The doctor is underqualified at best, the patients are often there with dubious diagnosis, and this has been going on a long time. Perhaps even before the war. Perhaps the secret he's hiding is that he is paid to hold these people prisoner.
    1
  25955. Shut up
    1
  25956. Shut up with the irrelevant politics
    1
  25957. Shut up
    1
  25958.  @ceeaz1633  insurance would pay for the repairs, not more. Insurance agencies don't like creating incentives to destroy property for obvious reasons
    1
  25959. @CEEAZ  that's called fraud. Possible to get away with, but it's considered defamation to baselessly throw around that allegation
    1
  25960.  @ceeaz1633  no, it is what YOU do, and liars burn in hell with their tongues nailed to their balls
    1
  25961. Likud is the biggest party.
    1
  25962. Borderlands called. They want their bandit back!
    1
  25963. Calling out imagined bias is one of the more common types of bullshit. So shut up.
    1
  25964. Nothing you said makes Roman descriptions of the battle impossible it makes illustrations of the battle wrong
    1
  25965. I don't see how you can stand arguing with these fools. Leave that junk to the lawyers.
    1
  25966. That's not how the opium trade worked at all
    1
  25967. Technicals are worthless.
    1
  25968. Where you're from, maybe. But in most civilized countries central banks don't make a dime off money printing. The conflict of interest where decisionmakers want to keep taxes low and budgets high, however, shouldn't be forgotten.
    1
  25969.  @nedkelly4825  who is "they?" Daniel was speaking of central banks in general.
    1
  25970.  @nedkelly4825  you made some long remark with links about something a central bank might say.....
    1
  25971.  @nedkelly4825  definitions of words change all the time.
    1
  25972. On the same Air Force Base as the alleged Area 51. But the part of the base you're thinking of was later declassified and SURPRISE, some German generals were held prisoner there for a time, but nothing really important.
    1
  25973. Not really poor. It's like Russia that wages are low but cost of living is close to zero. Unlike Russia, Estonia is a small country with limited industry
    1
  25974. Shut up and get drafted, liar.
    1
  25975. Please use /s to mark something as sarcasm
    1
  25976. Rain shafts are God's way of saying "Take a shower."
    1
  25977. Not going to happen
    1
  25978. I hate you. +1
    1
  25979. You won't always be poor
    1
  25980. I don't know if this is wreckless ignorance or libel, but I can explain. The stuff Amazon sells direct is legit. It's cheap shoddy stuff, but legit. The problem is literally thousands of 3rd party sellers who aren't entirely honest. Amazon takes down scams and fake reviews constantly but there's always more. These are especially common among Asian factories who cut costs by selling directly to consumers in the west. I personally once illegally bought a pair of brass knuckles on Amazon. They were marketed as a "bumper sticker." The weapon shipped to me from China.
    1
  25981. That's how gunfights work
    1
  25982.  @deekshantbelwal1269  dude, they did a lot of things but they didn't steal land.
    1
  25983.  @darrenchan4594  don't encourage terrorism on a moderated site
    1
  25984. ​ @niuchajianfa6222 go back to drinking beer with piss in it, gong fei
    1
  25985.  @user-qwertyuiopasdfghj  Did you just make up your firm's accounting numbers, gong fei?
    1
  25986.  @deragoth4250  there are enough counterfeiters that it is impossible to turn a profit without it (stealing from employees is not a repeatable method). We can see this with even stuff as simple as vegetables where sometimes market price below cost of goods sold before labor and losses to thieves. Chinese businessmen laugh at the absurdity that "the more I work the more I lose but I can't stop working"
    1
  25987.  @niuchajianfa6222  this is why women don't want to have sex with you, gong fei
    1
  25988.  @JJ-zr6fu  and as an engie, if you are one, that in no way qualified you to make that remark
    1
  25989. They didn't have much to offer
    1
  25990. AT&T was only a monopoly in the early days until the Feds broke it up into all the current giants. Of course, all these companies have reciprocal ownership of each other and there's overlapping major shareholders so it is THE telecom giant.
    1
  25991. Capitalism is Darwinistic. The Fed knew raising rates would mean an end to borrowing and markets crashing, but it had to be done. And now, the money supply is going down and unemployment is low.
    1
  25992. How many of those studies were plagiarizing each other?
    1
  25993. Also the average consumer that glorifies science and pays money for perceived hi-tech items. This means there's fame and fortune in academia
    1
  25994. Your marriage?
    1
  25995. Hardeehar
    1
  25996. So? They're a developed region that has heavily invested in North America from day one until present. Literally, European investors are heavily weighted towards US stocks.
    1
  25997. Dude, we're a civilized country and much of the issue is down to a handful of mafias. Where I'm from one guy was responsible for over half the break ins for the whole county. Also, there are some pro-crime people in local office.
    1
  25998. Ooph. This isn't a political channel
    1
  25999. found the crypto scammer
    1
  26000. Generic flaimbait retort.
    1
  26001. He's probably lying
    1
  26002. This sounds like it predicted 50 of the last 3 recessions
    1
  26003. He might own some
    1
  26004.  @oiinahgiiusadurrybrahchuck7209  I simplify my life by ignoring it as much as possible. I don't even know who's running for midterms.
    1
  26005.  @bruhzone8466  is that what you suppose to be true or what you know for a fact? Note: One Hezbollah politician recently saud they consider anyone who didn't vote for them to be guilty of treason.
    1
  26006.  @bruhzone8466  you sure work hard to make it sound otherwise
    1
  26007. They're all cooking the books and have been the whole time.
    1
  26008. You should get a load of the Pentagon.....
    1
  26009.  @suluayran121  even if that were true, a handful of drones doesn't make Ankara master of the region. But it isn't, as claims that Turkey designed said drone are fraudulent. It was an effort to circumvent US import bans by buying existing drone components for factories in Austria, Britain, Canada and a few other places. Even the bomb rack is imported. Even the engineers running the factory are imported as they're all westerner educated Turkish engineers and western expat engineers. Repeated boycotts of this company cause them to announce new "domestic" components. But in practice they just jerry rig different imported components on. Still a passible drone considering what little they had to work with, though.
    1
  26010.  @ceoofgreenheartinvestmentf173  you gloat but you're oblivious to how all those praises those drones got were just PR junk. They did nothing of consequence.
    1
  26011.  @rifenossimple4344  and yet, they're not important
    1
  26012.  @yohanauvray543  not relevant here
    1
  26013.  @exepremium8201  like you'd know
    1
  26014.  @mehmetali37  don't you have a prostitute to visit or something? Bug off
    1
  26015.  @williamdavis9562  that assessment of the damage is wildly optimistic at best. It isn't physically possible for a couple dozen drones to do damage with that many zeros. And you're clearly buying into the sensationized nonsense and chearing on a team. From what I can tell logistics seem to be the deciding factor. Only part of the Russian forces appears to be in Ukraine and a lot of them have run out of diesel. Not surprising in the wide expanses of Eastern Europe.
    1
  26016. Just shut up
    1
  26017. Employees telling customers to f*** themselves is something every retail worker wants to do, but only can do in situations where getting fired isn't a threat anymore.
    1
  26018. You become your parents regardless what they teach
    1
  26019. There's never any shortage of bizarre economic news from them.
    1
  26020. The time to own that was BEFORE war starts, not after.
    1
  26021. How fine is the line between easy victory and total losses? This fine.
    1
  26022. The people who equate AUM with the personal funds of execs are VERY VERY suspicious people whom you should not trust with your money.
    1
  26023. The Pacific is out backyard. We own most or all the Islands between the Philippines and the Americas, and its the least populated place on the planet outside inaccessible Antarctica.
    1
  26024. The PCAOB in the US is the auditor of auditors. They won't do anything until the SEC is done
    1
  26025. This idiot doesn't know what Fort Knox is
    1
  26026. Shut up
    1
  26027. I smirk how you conveniently excluded conflicts you're apart of.
    1
  26028. They'll beat your ass any day of the week if you need it
    1
  26029. Guys, you know the biggest news agency in that part of the world is owned by the Russian state?
    1
  26030. The assumption people are making is that there is a reason. The region is volatile enough this junk is just the start of a new month and only involves a handful of deaths.
    1
  26031. Long before we had finance analysts... We had the South Sea Company.
    1
  26032. It's the same thing, fuckers
    1
  26033. Lose the poetic exaggerations. People only say that because 20 years ago Al Gore (neither a scientist nor a geographer) said it during his Presidential campaign.@@Panncakes444
    1
  26034.  @sunshine3914  You definitely don't raise cows, and you're not helping anyone's case.
    1
  26035. No one cares
    1
  26036. Bagholder detected
    1
  26037. You should see what they do to the kafalas
    1
  26038.  @xerxes876  the two wars were not related.
    1
  26039.  @connorf4035  he's talking about a wrongful death/injury lawsuit against the department. In the former case the damages would go into the millions of dollars. While it's super easy to bring such lawsuits against private corporations (leading to "ambulance chasers" that will create fraudulent lawsuits) it's near impossible to do the same to any government entity.
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  26040. That's misleading. Most terror groups consistently paint any and all casualties of their own as "innocent civilians" even if they were armed men directly involved in earlier battles. Meanwhile trained soldiers usually only have minor casualties because they can fight and because terrorists prefer soft targets.
    1
  26041.  @prava4423  I'm subject matter expert. I got a masters in military history specializing in terrorism. In my professional opinion: Terrorists are like the mafia. Except the mafia wants money while terrorists want power.
    1
  26042.  @prava4423  how can you talk so much but say so little?
    1
  26043. They waste 4 billion a year
    1
  26044. They're the type that oppose anything they see white people supporting
    1
  26045. Mahmoud Abbas said even crazier things about the Holocaust but yet still insists he knows stuff about Zionism.
    1
  26046. Who?
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  26047. In civilized countries, yes. Most African airlines are banned from most airports in the developed road over safety/competency/labor issues, and most MENA airlines are 100% dependent on imported help.
    1
  26048. WallStreetBets and "the Apes" aren't the same but there is an overlap
    1
  26049. Just call him Hippo Eyes
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  26050. Oh look. This channel's next guest star!
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  26051. They call it lawfare, the rest of us call it defamation
    1
  26052. We do regulate big tech a lot. We also whine non-stop regardless what the regs are.
    1
  26053. Take your medicine Karen
    1
  26054. Yep. I am
    1
  26055.  @nathanieldemian9104  liars burn in hell. Don't let sour grapes drive you to lie.
    1
  26056. The whole county I live in has only had one officer involved shooting during its entire existence
    1
  26057. Bug off
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  26058.  @punishedgloyperstormtroope8098  I'd rather show up at your dorm room in Oregon, so I can give your scalp to Nick Fuentes.
    1
  26059.  @punishedgloyperstormtroope8098  that's a weird thing to lie about. Bored in college?
    1
  26060. I think you're one guy with many accounts
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  26061. ​ @stupidbro2301 equating that guy with chivalry will get you doxxed
    1
  26062. Planet fitness had nothing to do with that.
    1
  26063. Statistically speaking, the jobs that pay the most relative to skill are jobs no one wants. Plumber, butcher, and professional criminals who spend half their lives behind bars.
    1
  26064. Generations of low birth rates during the lost decades
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  26065. Found the crypto scammer
    1
  26066. The ancient Egyptians would actually divert streams into the quarry to keep the workers cool and so they could attach much larger blocks to a floaty and let it drift downstream to the customer.
    1
  26067. We should charge you with fraud
    1
  26068. Thunderfoot has narcissist tendencies and was explicitly wrong on several topics where he simply didn't bother researching the science.
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  26069. Whoever made that survey is a fraud
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  26070. Your videos would be a lot better if you just got to the point and quit beating around the bush.
    1
  26071. That's an oddly specific exaggeration to make. So I ask you to lose the political BS since you clearly don't know jack about history.
    1
  26072. They were doing that, but no one thought this Little River that Could was moving that much dirt.
    1
  26073. He also wants to remove all gun laws but that ain't a priority
    1
  26074. That won't happen, even in the event of foreign takeover of Canada
    1
  26075.  @Apache1970  That's a no...
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  26076.  @ClintonBorges  who said anything about that?
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  26077.  @sampatkalyan3103  like your sorry ass?
    1
  26078.  @NP-zg3hq  I don't doubt several key regulators were bribed, but fools all seem to be pointing fingers at the top dogs rather than finding how the racket worked.
    1
  26079.  @sampatkalyan3103  shut up before that prostitute starts spanking you again.
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  26080.  @harris4053  shut up. Get drafted
    1
  26081.  @sagarj5743  India censored a bunch of channels in India covering the matter, so?
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  26082.  @michaelotieno6524  you evidently didn't
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  26083.  @AmanKumar-de1kc  people won't shut up about Modi when I don't know for a fact they have any connection besides shaking hands
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  26084.  @AmanKumar-de1kc  Indeed it is, if true
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  26085.  @dionysianapollomarx  modern democracy and ancient democracy are very different things
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  26086.  @sarazkekule6201  Few outside India had even heard of them.
    1
  26087.  @sarazkekule6201  Your English isn't as good as you think it is.
    1
  26088.  @eshadiva6600  Are you the same fool as the one I blew off a minute ago?
    1
  26089.  @sarazkekule6201  Dude, that's a glitch. If you open replies the one you're replying to disappears. It's still there, but YouTube is weird.
    1
  26090. @markusmuller6173  don't you have a rugpull to lose, or something?
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  26091.  @markusmuller6173  shut up before your girlfriend spanks you again
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  26092.  @ironman5034  What?
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  26093. @flyingspaghettimonster2925  you don't know where either word comes from, do you?
    1
  26094.  @LinusWelt  bug off, Hindi troll. You suck at lying.
    1
  26095.  @josiahsmith7458  huge thread. IDK what you mean
    1
  26096. There was one scientist that was working on that, but got fired for being a jerkwad. So he defected to Iraq and worked for Saddam's nuclear program. The Israelis killed him, and since his techniques were so secret he wouldn't even tell his own employees, the project died with him.
    1
  26097. Patriarchy? What makes you think the mothers aren't involved? It's all about comtrol.
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  26098.  @kymah2689  it is literally true across the entire subcontinent regardless of religion.
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  26099. There's nothing western about this shit
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  26100. No
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  26101. Shut up
    1
  26102. He doesn't disclose his positions but he is a short seller
    1
  26103. Yeah. Yours
    1
  26104. Most likely by accident but either way he definitely did steal a car and immediately gaslight everyone about it.
    1
  26105. Liar
    1
  26106. At least most planes already have those installed whenever they happened to be overhauled.
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  26107. Germany was organized and the offending parties weren't fighting among themselves.
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  26108. Dispatch no joke used the word "gringo" to mean white......
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  26109.  @jrfirefiher  For a buzzword? Yeah, forget them.
    1
  26110. Found the deadbeat
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  26111. Most of the guys behind this abuse have little if anything to do with the Taliban.
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  26112.  @cockneycharm3970  the Taliban are no different. Neither are the women.
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  26113.  @JohnofthefamilySmith  don't you have a synagogue to shoot up, freak show?
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  26114.  @JohnofthefamilySmith  shut up, get drafted. The DS at Benning will take care if those "no u" hypocrisy fir you.
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  26115.  @JohnofthefamilySmith  shut up
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  26116. Shut up
    1
  26117. He ain't dead, but he's hiding out in five star hotels.
    1
  26118. Your lack of experience
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  26119.  @dannyarcher6370  zero funds and expertise
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  26120.  @aaronrathbone6693  none of what was available had the correct demographics. And don't mix up free and lawless
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  26121.  @bok500  don't you have a guard dog to poison?
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  26122. And Churchill, but it's a moot point
    1
  26123. These attacks usually involve handfuls of buffoons looking for fame and fortune.
    1
  26124. Ford makes EV too.
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  26125. TIK, at some of these guys regurgitating Nazi propaganda, are trolling you. As in they're making people angry for their amusement.
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  26126. No. Israel did not exist at the time.
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  26127.  @Mob135  Wait, I thought you were someone else. You ain't making sense now and did you mean that remark for someone else?
    1
  26128. Make sure you own the patents. And to be fair, they were sallarying him the whole time he was making nothing
    1
  26129. Says who?
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  26130. They promise wages and then refuse to pay it.
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  26131. Tell that to the Kurds you've been slandering, fool
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  26132. you're scared of your crush
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  26133. There's been incidents like this in many states. I think in Oklahoma there were some school admins that were sacked for trying to make "white people are shit" training mandatory for teachers.
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  26134. He did tase him. You hear a pop of the taser before he says "put the bat down." It did not work as it seems the prongs stuck to hus jacket and not the skin.
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  26135. Dams breaking, or releasing floodwater without warning, or changing the local climate, and the cheap buildings collapse if the wind blows the wrong way, and the farmers poisoned the land so they farm deserts gambling on rainfall
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  26136. Lying isn't necessary in this instance
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  26137. Shut up
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  26138. Shut up
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  26139. I wish.
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  26140. That is what you assume to be true, not what you know for a fact
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  26141. @YourDailyPsychologist  deep pockets and brains have nothing to do with each other. How you think VC firms are funded? And accusing everyone else of being a market manipulator instantly marks you as a scammer
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  26142.  @martinsoos  how much did you lose?
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  26143. We know about that one intelligence chief got jailed, but why you guys yanking heart strings and acting like elite power struggles is an established fact?
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  26144. Scraping? You make enough to support a family.
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  26145.  @tparadox88  With amenities in a central area, I presume? Yeah, I once spent 650/month for a studio apartment in St. Louis. Even so, you make enough to support a family.
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  26146. Let me guess: It breaks the laws of physics?
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  26147. There's literally nothing banning it. Just need a judge to sign off.
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  26148. The SEC did introduce requirements to disclose risks of government meddling in foreign stocks listed here targeting... No one in particular.
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  26149. That's all we talk about these days. I think you mean "we do nothing about it."
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  26150. On his channel he said most of his hedge fund career was spent reading and doing maths
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  26151. @allhailderpfestor4839  same degeneracy as every Chinese brand
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  26152.  @tydaftpk38  Federal interest rates were near zero during lockdown. You could get a mortgage for 3% interest for 30 years
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  26153. @RoadTripA1A  get a better service
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  26154. When you're dealing with zero competency it's really a matter if it sounds like something from an old horror movie or if it sounds revolutionary. I.E. gene editing doesn't do anything that wasn't already done with selective breeding, but it sounds like the start of a zombie movie. While lab grown meat is likely to be an inferior product and/or expensive, but it sounds like it could replace traditional farming which idiots have been slandering for years.
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  26155.  @sunshine3914  you evidently didn't grow up around farmers. It really depends on the crop, as labor intensive harvests are usually corporate ventures (like peppers) while largely automated farming (like cattle) is run by ma and pa ventures who usually have been farming the same plot since America got settled.
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  26156. The woman in the video wasn't old. The situation with leftover women is more extreme than that where almost all the attention is directed at the youngest available girls. Women under 30 are often rejected out of pocket due to younger women being available even if there aren't enough 18-24 year olds for everyone. Also, you should always expect men to be interested in women the same age as themselves.
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  26157.  @iforgotmyscreenname1  A lot of men are into smart women.
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  26158. Uh... Yes to that, but they didn't do anything dumb, as the shot came from through the doorway, which is why they retreated to the other side of the building.
    1
  26159. You get what you pay for
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  26160.  @SatrnOne  or perhaps you don't understand the value of the skilled labor you demand from hospitals. For starters, medical devises follow the "always-never" rule. It should always work when you want, and never turn on when you want it off. The exact tollerances, inspections, testing, and robust builds will easily quadruple the price regardless of materials used. It's what you get when you use the same quality standards as nukes. The other factor is it's new tech and the engineers need to get paid. That plus high insurance costs, marketing, and the lack of economies of scale make for some expensive devises. You can expect the price to fall within the next decade, though. There have cases where companies got in trouble for price gouging and monopolies, though. See Martin Shkreli.
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  26161.  @SatrnOne  I don't care. You're still assuming malfeasance regardless of any evidence or expertise in the matter. Again, see Martin Shkreli if you want to hear about corruption that actually happened
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  26162.  @SatrnOne  there's no way you're worth your insurance money.
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  26163. I forget who said it, but a task that a human in a spacesuit could do in minutes will take a robot hours.
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  26164. Yes, some officers have been shot with their own guns in the past.
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  26165. It's like something off you'd shoot Psychos with in Borderlands. Wait.....
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  26166. What are you talking about? No one profits from war and Hamas started this particular fight
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  26167. Come on guys. People would complain about the disaster response no matter what they did. There;s nothing going on in global politics right now and bozos need someone to harass
    1
  26168. ....over a train ticket.
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  26169. Mojang banned Dream using this. Turned out he streams those fake manhunts with cheats on and forgot to turn them off.
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  26170. Shut up
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  26171. My mom told me toys had the orange tip for this very reason.
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  26172. He's a liar, too.
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  26173. Lose the bullshit
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  26174.  @ThatGuy-bz2in  except the mafia.
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  26175. Even if that were true, no one cares.
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  26176.  @FullFrontalInvestigations  not even your gf is asking for yours
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  26177.  @FullFrontalInvestigations  shut up. Get drafted
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  26178.  @FullFrontalInvestigations  liar. Shut up
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  26179. Bagholder detected
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  26180. Irrelevant
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  26181.  @Yamamaass  the interest rate rises because we need to delete all the money we printed in 2020. I don't have time to give you an econ 102 course
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  26182. No one cares about you
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  26183. Or in Iceland the shark jerky is just cheap protein.
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  26184. The goon was wanted for rape and was desperate to escape.
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  26185.  @autophyte  I can't say whether these problems are insurmountable
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  26186. He literally... Didn't. Seriously dude, even hardcore mafia guys will lose their minds at this sort of evil. In fact, most pedos get shanked in prison eventually.
    1
  26187. Who the frick is that?
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  26188.  @ceoatcrystalsoft4942  Since what he says has nothing to do with the post, that is likely.
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  26189.  @Kredeidi  Because Tsingshang didn't own LME. It was a Chinese state backed venture, and a different Chinese state backed venture owned LME, hence why they're being treated as affiliated entities while having no explicit ownership.
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  26190. According to your own statement, you are engaged in some sort of corrupt scheme since you had the money to buy the device you're holding
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  26191. Chinese cars don't even meet China's safety standards
    1
  26192. "My wife likes to shop at a store called Bed Bath & BeYOOONNND... Why don't we rename that for men, call it AHHHHHHHHH!" -Tim Hawkins
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  26193. To be fair, nearly 100% of Arabs eventually get expelled/fired over the same things eventually
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  26194. Is that sarcasm?
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  26195. That's significantly above average. Like legendary investor type over returns if kept up indefinitely. You are not legendary.
    1
  26196. Deportation proceedings would last forever was you'd need to convince a judge the charges against him aren't political
    1
  26197. Can the US shut up about inflation?
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  26198. That's... Slightly racist.
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  26199. You're Kate 2.0 from the JP comments, aren't you?
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  26200. How can you talk so much but say so little?
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  26201. Because crime and incompetence.
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  26202. Is he looking for a radio or a shooting position?
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  26203. They don't care.
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  26204. Just because someone is a serial liar doesn't mean they're any good at it. Also, assholes will make arguments amounting to "you should let me hurt you"
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  26205.  @honeypuffs5677  except you didn't
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  26206. The biggest risk both sides face is believing their own propaganda. Seriously, Russia made a hastily assembled invasion immediately after politicians started accusing Kiev of genocidal intentions.
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  26207. ​@slappy8941 do you have a death wish?
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  26208. It's called being a guy. Get over it.
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  26209. Partially. The presenter is very leftist and Mr Bolsonaro encouraged investment in the Amazon a few years back. Ergo, a lot of people refuse to hear a kind word about him. Literally, his Covid test came back negative and foreigners called him a liar, and you think they retracted that later when he obviously wasn't sick?
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  26210. 15:00 More importantly: Human loaders are faster than mechanical loaders. A strong man with a month of practice can load rounds in half the time that a machine can do it.
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  26211. ​ @ΣτελιοςΠεππας  You are talking to an ex-tanker now, fool. Quit making shit up. We'll easily burn through all ammo before anyone gets tired.
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  26212. ​ @МихаилОрлов-б8щ  because you have no idea what you're talking about
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  26213. ​@Raphael Santiago you clearly never drove a tank.
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  26214. ​@Krunoslav Stifter if there was a clear winner everyone would do it. And you can bet your butt the US Army will choose performance over common sense every day of the week.
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  26215. Hamas and Jerusalem have virtually nothing to do with each other at this time.
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  26216. Vhut? No the body stops making lactose when it is no longer needed but many cultures never stop consuming dairy
    1
  26217. He's been participating in ponzis and pyramid schemes his whole life. He won big in the tech bubble and flipping a sports team and that's how he got all of his money. He says he is the "luckiest man in the world."
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  26218. Anyone else only find out about these schemes after they crash?
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  26219. They were. Now they're all literal rust buckets.
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  26220. Do you have any idea what lithography? The machine alone costs over 100 million, requires facilities that are just as expensive, and requires skilled machine specific techs and engies. We're talking lasers that can cut a germ in half and water pure enough to leach the salt from your bones.
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  26221.  @johnathandoe6916  outlasting lockdown.
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  26222.  @johnathandoe6916  share price does not equal company budget. Recall the SEC blocked them before they did a fraction the share dilution they wanted.
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  26223.  @TheYoumaga  the SEC stopped them before they could sell enough to save the company
    1
  26224.  @TheYoumaga  they issued less than 3% of what they planned to issue.
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  26225. Oh god, will you shut up about that?
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  26226. Vhut?
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  26227. Shut up
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  26228. Those are hardly equivalent. Especially when the fences are due to the lack of any EU rules on migrants. Further the statements of any one state do not reflect the whole. In recent years, these states have argued about how many refugees they'll take care of. Turkey and Belarus straight up shoved their refugees into the EU (the Turks did so at gunpoint). And each state has its own visa rules which are sometimes at cross purposes.
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  26229.  @Panda_Gibs  Stuff like that has happened before, like diesel personal vehicles were because when Europe switched to natural gas refineries were making more diesel than they knew what to do with. But in green energy's case, we already have a situation where the average price they sell power for is zero because often they have to pay to stay connected to the grid. Combine that with longevity issues in brand new tech and things are going to break and be left to rot because they aren't worth the cost to overhaul
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  26230. The Spike is modular. The Spike refers to anything from a combat engineer's anti-fortification to a patrol boat's anti-ship missiles.
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  26231. Correction; The militias that owned cannons weren't privately held cannons. Your mixup comes from how soldiers had to supply their own personal weapons in those days.
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  26232.  @peasanttoking6839  even these days corporate ownership and private ownership aren't the same, and back then some corporation WERE COUNTRIES. As in businessmen were governors of certain areas. So real false equivalence
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  26233.  @mikealbert3516  No one bothers to regulate antique weapons, so weird equivalency. And municipalities often did ban men from militias, and in some cases disarmed them accordingly. Also, corporations were sometimes governments back then, and I know of no case where a private persob owned a heavy weapon... Although this is likely because they were expensive.
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  26234. This isn't a scam, knucklehead. Scam means people are lying, this is called shenanigans and it's legal if the judge allows it. And even if it goes through, the courts will recognize affiliated entities and enforce payments. Like J&J said, they just want the perks of being in bankruptcy court, like not being forced to pay all bills immediately.
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  26235. The Hebrews went to Egypt DURING the collapse. They left centuries later.
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  26236. @Low_pH  obviously you have to pay someone to make it
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  26237. There was a time when some people would destroy company phones so they'd get issued the latest iPhone...
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  26238.  @dragon.fromindia3235  none of those are an investment
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  26239.  @dragon.fromindia3235  Do I look like a high school economics teacher?
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  26240. The UN is completely useless, and the wars they're credited with "ending" only occurred because all the belligerents were willing to settle on terms. And there's a lot more in Yemen besides a proxy war.
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  26241. Tates? Those idiots were arrested in Romania on human trafficking charges. Literally no viewers will be lost painting them in a negative light.
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  26242. Shut up
    1
  26243. Like... You?
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  26244. I say we draft you just for saying that.
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  26245. Intolerant? That's a weird word to use for the most violent gangs in the world.
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  26246. This goon thinks foie is a staple food.
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  26247. You
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  26248. Ireland was British before they were Irish. As in the islands were dozens of states before the Normans came and Belfast never got on board the independence movement.
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  26249.  @Jack-e5t  Not familiar with British history? The Normans, as in the Norman dynasty of England. At the time in question, the English language was only just forming.
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  26250.  @benjamindover4337  sane difference. The insurance companies get their money from somewhere, right? The only way they could pay for that is raising insurance premiums. He was ripping off everyone.
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  26251.  @benjamindover4337  depends on country, but in the US only poorer citizens qualify for government medical assistance. Even so, where you think the Feds get their money? Taxes. You'll find most stock market crimes consists of stealing pennies from millions of people at a time.
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  26252.  @benjamindover4337  that's frankly preposterous. No, the bulk of government revenue doesn't come from printing bills. If it were, saving/investing would be impossible as you'd lose something like 20% of your net worth every year. And even if that weren't so, the Feds losing money means higher inflation to make up for it.
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  26253.  @afraidnomore2121  you should use that mind reading abilities to fight crime, then. Especially when his rehearsed remarks don't reflect his personality. You'd be surprised how people think of stock markets as some sort of Call of Duty server where one guy winning is by default another guy losing. Those are the guys you got to watch out for, as they're probably cheaters. Also, risk addiction drives people to do insane things. Like how Shkreli sold short pharma startups. And that, BTW, is an insanely risky thing to do.
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  26254.  @afraidnomore2121  I know guys like this. They're more a danger to themselves than others and Shkreli intended to extort insurance companies rather than actually kill anyone. Besides, Shkreli got what he deserved and won't ever manage other people's money ever again. No need to harass him.
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  26255. In theory, but that's never happened in practice despite hundreds of punitive investigations and tens of thousands of reporters all looking for dirty politicians (literally). Also that's insanely villainous when more mundane and easy schemes could be used. For instance, a politician may attempt to to destroy an allegedly corrupt or dirty oil firm while having an undisclosed short position on it. Or they may repeat internet rumors about Moderna as fact also while shorting it. I don't know any case of this actually happening, there's a finite number of politicians and like all other people most of them mean well most of the time.
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  26256. Shut up
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  26257. Not everything is part of some master plan
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  26258. Shut up
    1
  26259. Because logic. Try it yourself and find out
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  26260. Liars burn in hell with their tongues nailed to their balls
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  26261. The analysts are calling this "phase 2" as if anyone is working with a plan here. Also, they think the Russians will go after places they attacked already using the shortest routes and focus on politically significant targets, but if I were them I wouldn't do that. I'd think that razing all the airfields and bridges and taking Dnipro would work better. Also, the presence of a 30 mile traffic jam is not some established tactic, but evidence of the lack of one. Every little ambush is holding up everyone on that road, and again the lack of mission specific training means using backroads would likely result in lots of soldiers getting lost.
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  26262. Except you wouldn't even know how carbon dating works
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  26263. There's a difference between cheap consumer products and the crap the commies force people to buy
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  26264. You're collect t-bill like interest with bank like risk. Do you really need that liquidity?
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  26265.  @theadvocate4698  you lose
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  26266.  @reginwill  T-bills have better returns
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  26267. All growth companies must eventually become value companies. Where will you be will PE's fall to near the national average?
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  26268. Buy a tulip bulb while yer at it, fool
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  26269. Don't forget Simo Häyhä, most confirmed kills in human history.
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  26270. The "Mongol conquests" are themselves a misnomer as the size and composition of the army changed year to year and all the campaigns did politically was insert Mongol captains as kings locally as the army moved on and these kings only kept working together for as long as they were directly related to each other. This is why you see a lot of Mongol words and culture spread around the Earth, but very little Mongol DNA and no permanent states formed. You can imagine the contemporary propaganda, though
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  26271. Don't you have a math test to fail, kid?
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  26272. Libel and hypocrisy. Yours.
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  26273. Most of those were not disappeared, but rather spent several years as slaves for as little as uttering the worlds "East Turkmenistan."
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  26274. To quit being jealous of other people's money.
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  26275.  @caml1720  and you sure as hell don't need anything you're asking for.
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  26276.  @caml1720  you're beeming with greed and envy, fucker
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  26277. Yeah, it's called not envying the rich guy's money.
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  26278. And yet you haven't been killed by your parents for lying
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  26279. This guy probably wasn't working for a government
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  26280. Shut up, al-Thani
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  26281. New tech has engie salary priced in
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  26282. Quit wasting Blinken's time
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  26283. They ain't dirty. Simply mismanaged. 27 contractors each with working together each with their own task and none of them married to the project. You can imagine why there's a lot of paperwork and delays.
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  26284.  @Bow-to-the-absurd  for the contractors, yeah. That's why with a lot of these 3rd party proposals they're solutions looking for a problem. Contract work is unreliable and they're doing this for a living.
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  26285. Stalin's fears of war with what is now NATO were perfectly well founded as Winston Churchill was seriously considering Operation Unthinkable despite the name.
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  26286.  @no1DdC  Even so
    1
  26287. Except they could avoid them because you found them. Your counterparts in Iraqi intelligence were useless because most of their spying was on other Iraqis and they lacked equipment and expertise.
    1
  26288. Just think of the rich chumps indirectly paying for that
    1
  26289. Those things are not related to each other. And commercial paper refers to IOUs issued by blue chip corporations that is sometimes treated like cash. And the US government does have the largest stash of gold and silver in human history, but mostly currency regulation is done by sallaried managers buying/selling bonds digitally.
    1
  26290. Protests are harassment. End of story.
    1
  26291. You really don't need that disclaimer at the beginning. Anyone calling you a Nazi would do so even if they knew for a fact otherwise.
    1
  26292. Your info is years outdated.
    1
  26293. No one cares what dumb kids think. We all know their parents put them up to this.
    1
  26294. 49:40 I wouldn't call that a squandered opportunity. Attacking at that moment would require knowing how many Germans were there and getting the orders out to attack before the Germans got moving again, and the report saying they were there was exaggerating their numbers.
    1
  26295. I've heard that before, but Atlantis might refer to something else regardless if that is true. At the location of Atlantis there is an underwater mountain range on the mid-Atlantic ridge. This ridge is shrinking as the Atlantic expands and we know for a fact sea levels varied considerably across antiquity. It could simply be there were a few small islands that were abandoned due to soil liquifaction and those people went to Europe, hence why Plato heard exaggerated rumors of the place
    1
  26296. The guy who said that was a liar and a hypocrite
    1
  26297.  @bloodfiredrake7259  you should hear what he said about black people. I also demanded that Britain (his enemy) let Nazi Germany murder them so that Britain would not have blood on their hands
    1
  26298.  @Judah_889  he personally didn't fight, but he knowingly supplied and worked with men he allowed to fight on their own initiative
    1
  26299. That's not necessarily a flaw since you have to penetrate into the deepest part of the tank to do so. Certainly possible with DU weapons, though.
    1
  26300. It's called quid pro quo and yes it's banned. Although proving it is difficult with intangible items (like putting in a food word for someone at committee).
    1
  26301. Come on, kid. Trolling the internet isn't going to get you anything but spanked.
    1
  26302.  @blintzkreig1638  I've dealt with way to many freakin Feds. It took me two years to get security clearance
    1
  26303. @quartqwertbudisgood  depends on backlogs and visa types
    1
  26304. @260townsendsecurity7  what other encounters?
    1
  26305. @williamcook9936  depends on what you did. If you shot a guy by accident it would more than likely be ascribed to incompetence and buffoonery with a weapon.
    1
  26306. @williamcook9936  You suck at lawyering. Quit it
    1
  26307. @randalthor6872  it might be an inner city thing rather than DEI
    1
  26308. @SomeOrdinaryJanitor  yeah, definitely fired, possibly criminally charged, but the fact he lied is almost immaterial because he would still be fired if he confessed immediately
    1
  26309. @SomeOrdinaryJanitor  You suck at legal jujutsu, quit it
    1
  26310. @randalthor6872  I meant they hired a local to police a shthole and he turned out to be no different from the rest of them.
    1
  26311.  @SomeOrdinaryJanitor  My initial comment was before i learn what she said afterwards and I said it would be impossible to prove child endangerment because any sane person would claim she was a hostage (but the woman threw that out the window in exchange for gaslighting the cops)
    1
  26312. Found the bagholder
    1
  26313. Then what are you doing here?
    1
  26314. Please eave military matters to those of us that know basic facts about military matters.
    1
  26315. The Mongol invasions are not taught in any gen ed history course in the US whatsoever.
    1
  26316. Why you think it will in such a specific time frame?
    1
  26317. GPS.
    1
  26318.  @ricksomething  wut? It's in the video. Watch it.
    1
  26319. Africa doesn't have much of a used car market
    1
  26320.  @kakandelawrence2135  where people poop in the rivers they drink from?
    1
  26321.  @icetrip2417  Exactly. Only rich Africans can afford new cars so they literally buy scraps from the civilized world
    1
  26322. It means Persia in Persian
    1
  26323. ​ @Ember-vw2ms  this channel is popular with teenaged boys
    1
  26324. ​ @WiscoMTB37 Shut up
    1
  26325. ​@jameslopez9661 that's nonsense
    1
  26326.  @lambertois11  You didn't watch the video
    1
  26327.  @lambertois11  Come on, quit pretending to be angry, greedo
    1
  26328. Wut?
    1
  26329.  @Lestibournes  depends how you define settler. These assholes are using it as a pejorative
    1
  26330. Why the frick would they be?
    1
  26331. Caveat to child labor is both parents and churches in Europe and America worked very hard to afford to send their kids to school. This culture corresponds very closely to most of the developed nations of the world today.
    1
  26332. Yes, but understand that's also how influencers get likes
    1
  26333. Don't you have a Dalit girl to screw?
    1
  26334. It's the armor a turdworld country needs. A juggernaut for unconventional war and a knockoff tank for convention war.
    1
  26335. @jamesd5767  this idiot thinks sanitation isn't essential. Do you shower?
    1
  26336. Sarcasm?
    1
  26337.  @user-bo8nb2mi  Nah, most of theIsraeli Bedouin just use the camels for food now that the car has been introduced, but gas stations and mechanics are few and far between in the Sinai so only the rich own cars there.
    1
  26338. I'm 29. I will not support any CEO or politician or even army colonel the same age as myself. Those jobs require ages of relevant experience.
    1
  26339. @JackRMason  Simply not so. A century ago where I am from it was hard to run for mayor if half the town didn't already know your name. Guess what? It often took decades to achieve that
    1
  26340. @JackRMason  there is no big picture. There is no gatekeeping. In small communities politicians are unpaid but it takes a lot of work, in big communities it cost more money to run for office than you could ever get paid even if you were corrupt. It's like Hollywood, where the stars at the top get all the fame, but for every star there are thousands more forgotten.
    1
  26341. @JackRMason  I'm a historian. The secret is there's no secret, there's no one in charge, and it's all just a new coat of paint on the same old junk. Even the role of women in society has not changed significantly aross the whole of western civilization
    1
  26342.  @JackRMason  I'm getting a doctorate in terrorists. The men I study usually are corrupt politicians. Delusions that whole classes of persons are working together is called fraud. Think of it this way: America spends like a half billion on elections every four years, most of which is a total loss on investment, and few will vote for someone whose name they do not recognize. It's become a ponzi scheme.
    1
  26343. There's no need to get angry
    1
  26344. It's even better, because it proves there was method to your method the whole time and you really did beat the market rather than get lucky.
    1
  26345.  @uku4171  A psychotic delusion?
    1
  26346. Shut up
    1
  26347. Shut up
    1
  26348. Found the crypto scammer
    1
  26349.  @robsands6656  I bet my life you steal things
    1
  26350. Maybe not that long, especially if he rars out everyone.
    1
  26351. You must understand. They WANT to believe in explosive growth.
    1
  26352. They are the unholy spawn of a Lovecraftian horror
    1
  26353.  @artysanmobile  this isn't a scam, it was anti-competitive behavior. I would like to hear about this older malfeasance. You sure it even happened in Europe?
    1
  26354.  @artysanmobile  you have any idea how little that narrows it down?
    1
  26355.  @artysanmobile  there are dozens of corporate felonies a year. You could be speaking of several. If you don't recall the specifics you can just say so.
    1
  26356. Vhut?
    1
  26357. @Bobby fis I heard there were a couple guys in training to administer "the territories" in the new world at one point.
    1
  26358. Shut up
    1
  26359. You deserve to lose money and GF for your hypocrisy and lies.
    1
  26360. Doesn't matter. No matter what they do idiots on the internet will berate them. Because sour grapes.
    1
  26361. The numbers are artificially inflated because of pyramid schemes and restrictions on pyramid schemes that lead to many couples getting legally divorced so they could buy more housing
    1
  26362. Were the employees disgruntled or were they expecting a reward?
    1
  26363. Run by the illuminati?
    1
  26364. China doesn't know the difference
    1
  26365. ​ @Mavkiel not by a landslide, but they were elected
    1
  26366. Do we care if it did?
    1
  26367. What?
    1
  26368. Upon conviction, they all do go away for a lifetime.
    1
  26369. No. It's about legends.
    1
  26370. He doesn't even have to be that. For my experience in private security, when you're working at a desk you ready yourself for confronting Karens, not terrorists.
    1
  26371. Let them starve.
    1
  26372. In this case Mr. Musk is probably right. They were never really non-profit because they "capped" growth at 100x and paid themselves generously while facing mutinies from staff and investors over responsible managing. It is believed they're all druggies.
    1
  26373. The company as a whole didn't do that.
    1
  26374. Found the deadbeat
    1
  26375. The fakery is so widely known at this point that it comes up in casual conversation. The machine shop I use to work for said their new customer was diversifying out of China, which bore no further explanation
    1
  26376. Hardly matters. If the price of one goes up, people buy the other.
    1
  26377. Cyber-truck is for redneck hipsters living in places that heavily subsidize green energy
    1
  26378.  @macrofocus1988  That only sounds like a popular truck. But really that's an obscure submodel of a near-obsolete but long running model.
    1
  26379. Liars get scalped
    1
  26380. Wut?
    1
  26381.  @dharmapersona2084  I thought so, but that makes no sense since this is verified fact and no one is damning a country. This isn't al-Jazeera. VICE doesn't hate Hindis.
    1
  26382. Very ponzi
    1
  26383. Some of it, likely. There were about 200 illiquid investment Sam had.
    1
  26384. Doesn't matter. If it becomes more expensive, people will eat other foods, sending all prices up.
    1
  26385. Liars burn in hell
    1
  26386. @dyslexicbatnam1350 shut up
    1
  26387. Or they actually spend very little of the money because they own everything they need outright and still work a little to stay active. A lot of old people pay more to the doctor than anyone else
    1
  26388. If this was suicide by cop, that's an extremely wrong way to go about it stabbing someone. If this wasn't, this idiot really thought he could ignore the cops and not have a small army come for him after stabbing someone?
    1
  26389. Who've did this deed is definitely dead
    1
  26390. I would turn them off.
    1
  26391. Shut up
    1
  26392. If they're claiming to have the largest, that means they were built cheap enough they're as much a danger to their crews as their enemies. Just like those destroyers they use to make, all just there to boost their numbers
    1
  26393.  @alexnderrrthewoke4479  Get back in class, kid
    1
  26394.  @eyeborg3148  Dude, Chinese subs have WWII-level loss rates... Due to ACCIDENTS. Reptured seals, mechanical failure, CO poisoning... Something to remember about China is everything is a competition and everything is a matter of putting on a show.
    1
  26395.  @LLAALALA  do you want that list chronologically or alphabetically?
    1
  26396. That is called a ponzi scheme
    1
  26397. Historian here: I have no use for it other than googling stuff, and the free versions available hasn't improved my searches in the slightest. AI could automate a few routine tasks, but I'll leave it to others to decide if it works for their profession.
    1
  26398. @mulemule  come on, all these Indian firms are scams. Latin American countries could take over in a couple decades because that's how slow they move.
    1
  26399. When was it not? And these guys are a lot more than misogynous.
    1
  26400. Not all these guys are frauds. And the regs seek to prevent malfeasance before it occurs, these goons get arrested all the time.
    1
  26401. He did give away his profits to the church when he had them
    1
  26402. Who are these countries?
    1
  26403. It took a century to pay back the WWI reparations
    1
  26404. Least of his worries, unfortunately @alankillian4962 
    1
  26405. The Saudis don't have infinite money. They may be idiots but they don't have the Federal money printer.
    1
  26406. I wish
    1
  26407. They shouldn't have tried to control the population to begin with
    1
  26408. Idiots in the press insist on referring to them as kids despite their father referring to them explicitly as soldiers
    1
  26409. Quit calling everything "Next generation."
    1
  26410. Warren Buffet explained it this way: If you own a farm, it may or may not increase in value, but you also have profit from the crops year after year. If you own gold, it will last forever and its price will fluctuate, but it produces nothing. Crypto is even worse as it's just code, and becomes completely worthless if the internet is down.
    1
  26411. They're losing money. End of story
    1
  26412. Making spaceships is hard and complicated.
    1
  26413. No one cares
    1
  26414.  @lonmccarley5072  sorry, I thought you were someone else
    1
  26415.  @janklaas6885  shut up
    1
  26416. No need to demonize an actual gangster
    1
  26417. I wouldn't make that blanket statement simply because there is more to policing than violence.
    1
  26418. That got nothing to do with this.
    1
  26419. i never heard of this happening before this
    1
  26420. Startups rip off VC firms all the time with this same method. Take equity funding, pay friends generous salaries, then when you run out money you simply close the firms and only rich chumps lose.
    1
  26421. I don't think you'd know anything about the Navy if we drafted you
    1
  26422. At least 8 Mexican amateur journalists were killed shortly after posting their location on social media. There's no shortage of motives for crime
    1
  26423. There's several competing theories
    1
  26424. Heck, back in the Ottoman days there weren't even sewars. The streets were covered in animal and human waste.
    1
  26425.  @yourmomslover2288  Sign you don't know a damn thing about the place
    1
  26426.  @yourmomslover2288  lose the empty boasts. You wouldn't even know who al-Masri are and what Vilayet Jerusalem was in.
    1
  26427. It's not a matter of discourse it's a matter of loyalties and guns.
    1
  26428. The real secret to saving money is simply buying what you need, not what you want.
    1
  26429. Who said these were immigrants? And who said the immigrants you receive are like this?
    1
  26430. Jokes like that will get you doxxed
    1
  26431. Shut up
    1
  26432. Don't incite violence in a public place. Especially one where report buttons are easy to misuse. And it's kinda funny you seem to think you can bark orders at people. Especially suicidal ones involving nukes.
    1
  26433. Who?
    1
  26434. Dude, this has been how life has been since before Cortez got there.
    1
  26435.  @redhorse8018  you don't sound like a Mexican historian to make that assessment
    1
  26436.  @redhorse8018  it always has been that violent. If you lived there 5 centuries ago you'd have never heard of any place where criminals and POWs weren't eaten.
    1
  26437. He'd assault a cop in the past, so that's possible.
    1
  26438. They had already shot him, and you're worried about some pain?
    1
  26439.  @PatrickScott-o6j  i think he did
    1
  26440. Saying that is overtly racist and you'll have your house torched
    1
  26441. Piracy isn't special
    1
  26442. FYI Hindenburg has a newsletter that you can sign up for on their website. Their short reports are infrequent but worth reading.
    1
  26443. Like you'd know
    1
  26444. If you believed that, you'd be dead.
    1
  26445. A lot of it is. A lot of it is just degenerate weebs trying to outsmart the market.
    1
  26446. Blackrock is an investment bank that runs ETFs. They buy what customers tell them to
    1
  26447.  @codycast  how much did you lose?
    1
  26448.  @isambo400  how much did you lose?
    1
  26449. Guilty plea plus cooperative plus easy going first world state....
    1
  26450. Credit implies interest bearing debt.
    1
  26451. No one cares
    1
  26452. Depends who you ask and when you ask.
    1
  26453.  @BobBob-kr5wr  sell out to who? Chinese stock does not equal state owned ventures and state owned ventures do not equal commies.
    1
  26454. It isn't collapsing. This isn't South Africa
    1
  26455.  @libelle8124  That’s flatly contradicted by basic economic data. Unemployment is low, GDP numbers are up, and aside stock/bond market volatility life goes on.
    1
  26456.  @libelle8124  Also I bring up South Africa because they've been losing GDP over the decades.
    1
  26457. I bet my life you don't know a thing about the rules here. So shut up.
    1
  26458.  @FlyingWheels  Liar
    1
  26459.  @patrickstanton6570  Are you the same guy on two accounts?
    1
  26460.  @FlyingWheels  liar
    1
  26461. China is bankrupt.
    1
  26462. The banks that were hit were living in a bubble... In more than one way. Ordinary people don't need to worry about those chumps.
    1
  26463.  @Ti-sq8jm  you're a scammer
    1
  26464.  @Ti-sq8jm  no, I got a titanium diver's knife. Now shut up, thief. You already said you never make any money.
    1
  26465.  @resireg  Not all of them
    1
  26466. I'd smash it just so I can say I did it.
    1
  26467. They're all gamblers. They seek out risk.
    1
  26468. The Canadians are Americans. Get over it
    1
  26469. @Lucas-po6mn  The Quebecans are liars. See Richard? He is a "French Canadian" that doesn't speak French
    1
  26470. A little of all of that, probably.
    1
  26471.  @ireneseverova2369  shut up
    1
  26472. Some people think the stupid strategy games they play actually translate into real life with any reasonable degree of accuracy.
    1
  26473. Vhut?
    1
  26474. Well, according to Egypt, Israel still doesn't exist.
    1
  26475.  @chumtoad14  I misspoke. I meant to say "many Egyptians."
    1
  26476.  @MrBloonbloon  no. he doesn't
    1
  26477. Only if you're in charge
    1
  26478. Keep your hypocrisy to yourself before you show up on this channel and we laugh at your stupidity too.
    1
  26479. Equally hilarious is that in America judge and jury consistently judge the same. Like less than 5% difference.
    1
  26480. Shut up
    1
  26481. The goal isn't to be productive, the goal is world domination
    1
  26482. Share price doesn't equal company success
    1
  26483. Expensive to short, it's volatile, and the owner is a known market manipulator
    1
  26484. No. Allegedly the draconian Chinese lockdowns were racketeering on a mass scale.
    1
  26485. I don't really know anyone outside Israel that even has an opinion on this.
    1
  26486. You never heard how we take down mafias? Take down the boss and force him to rat out everyone else
    1
  26487.  @Shineon83  dude, that's how you get the top dog
    1
  26488. I have to disagree with the Fed's judgement. There was no way to know the river was moving that much material.
    1
  26489. Constitution revisions only happen at gunpoint
    1
  26490. The only reason Tesla makes a profit is because EV fanbois buying glitchy junk science projects they don't need.
    1
  26491.  @davidc2838  how much have your Tesla calls lost?
    1
  26492.  @zenegg99  nah. London isn't an Arab state, they won't arrest sycophants online for trumped up charges. When London says Hamas membership they mean it. This does criminalize donations to or being on the payroll of Hamas.
    1
  26493.  @zenegg99  I bet the lives of this entire thread upon it. There is no question about this, Britain is much more legalistic than most other places and their courts aren't politicized in the slightest and they have some of the lowest crime rates in the world.
    1
  26494.  @zenegg99  of what? I'm not from Gaza, and your willful ignorance is kinda sus.
    1
  26495.  @zenegg99  I'm a fan of two things, brutal honesty and brutality. This is neither, this is just the boring facts of the matter. So shut up and spread your BS elsewhere.
    1
  26496. That's the sign you don't know a thing about hedgies.
    1
  26497.  @thefirm4606  liars burn in hell.
    1
  26498.  @thefirm4606  a lot more than your greedy ass did.
    1
  26499.  @DarkBirgon  You're a deadbeat Dad, aren't you? The only real way to avoid having kids is to give up on routine sex. Are you willing to do that?
    1
  26500. Can you delete this?
    1
  26501. To give an idea how oversized the era was, arguments around this frog's diet is that it was a giant frog built like a tiny frog that must punch above its weight class
    1
  26502. Why do we find the skulls more often than other bones?
    1
  26503. Reverse that logic. State enterprises were forced to compete with each other while filling state mandates.
    1
  26504. The thing about killing the children to stop the next war made more sense in 1940 when most of the soldiers fighting were born just before or just after WWI. Kinda like how these days people stereotype people born before 1980 as consistently lacking basic computer skills (it makes sense right now, but isn't actually true).
    1
  26505.  @user-os1gu5qb3c  liar
    1
  26506.  @БлагоВсем-о7ю  you didn't read the headline, did you?
    1
  26507.  @marklieberman1527  you know I'm always skeptical about such claims but in this case an algorithm really could make these comments
    1
  26508. Hypocrisy? A lot of vices were involved, that is not one of them
    1
  26509.  @Technical_Akash-c1z  because they refused to issue me a visa to go over there and fight (idiot politicians are afraid of nukes).
    1
  26510. Sovereign citizens are just wannabe terrorists
    1
  26511. In the US, that's up to the court's discretion. If the defendant appears to be trying to flee, a judge can order passports seized
    1
  26512. Who says we don't?
    1
  26513. If I was there I would have said "You did." He literally chooses to use dollars and no one gives a frick if he decides not to
    1
  26514. There's a lot of wannabe WorldCom fraudsters. Those fools are generally just pumping meme stocks and penny stocks on the internet and gets mad when it inevitably fails.
    1
  26515. What?
    1
  26516. Tap water all across China is testing positive for Covid. No one knows who or why, but a lot of people are thinking they're being deliberately poisoned.
    1
  26517.  @frenchonion4595  not if you work remote. We already see some investment firms leave cities because they have the internet. I wonder how this will effect population trends....
    1
  26518. Why Russia of all places?
    1
  26519.  @PIasmaZombie  neither of those is entirely true. There's plenty of Asiatic peoples in various parts of Russia, and the country's main problem are systemic substance abuse and the crime that goes with it.
    1
  26520.  @PIasmaZombie  they also do in every majority white country for obvious reasons.
    1
  26521. It's on a starvation diet
    1
  26522. Or maybe just you
    1
  26523. These are prepared statements in a formal setting, though.
    1
  26524. This id10t thinks only the rich owned cars during the roaring 20s.
    1
  26525.  @HermanWillems  You'll be bankrupt later
    1
  26526. @UtterlyMuseless  because jets hadn't been invented
    1
  26527. Do you have a death wish?
    1
  26528. For now
    1
  26529. Especially yours. So shut up.
    1
  26530. Because they aren't. It's just a new coat of paint on the same old junk.
    1
  26531. Don't be silly. Everything you think is new is old
    1
  26532. Diamond hands is too closely associated to gambling with stocks for that analogy to catch on.
    1
  26533. Anyone in crypto
    1
  26534.  @jacksonleonard9125  go away spammer
    1
  26535. Not necessarily a racket. Many of these companies were loyal to specific states
    1
  26536. ​@cjthebeesknees what are you talking about?
    1
  26537. ​@cjthebeesknees please tell me that's a sick joke
    1
  26538. This idiot doesn't know taking out debt and selling bonds are the same frickin thing.
    1
  26539. What?
    1
  26540. There's no difference between green card holders and illegals except a piece of paper.
    1
  26541.  @sunny06515  actually he's probably trolling you
    1
  26542.  @livingintheforest3963  dude, he's making people angry on purpose
    1
  26543.  @rayerickson7614  I ain't remotely angry, I'm just a jerk. So shut up
    1
  26544.  @imrytebeehyneu  I don't even vote. You've been a sycophant too long.
    1
  26545.  @imrytebeehyneu  you need to take a long vacation from the internet
    1
  26546. It's just greedy bastards spreading lies about anyone richer than themselves
    1
  26547.  @ChineseKiwi  I meant the idiots smearing Larry Fink and company
    1
  26548. Who said this had anything to do with drugs, and who says that idiot does coke?
    1
  26549. Vhut?
    1
  26550. No one outside China uses that trash. It was always just a ponzi scheme
    1
  26551. ​ @cp37373 not really. That ponzi scheme is dead
    1
  26552. Who said there was anything in the needle?
    1
  26553. @FallenSentinel1337  I mean this literally. Suspect is degen enough to fight cops
    1
  26554. @Parthasarathy Venkatadri  that woukd totally be a felony unregistered security
    1
  26555. China doesn't have rich people, they have ponzi schemers whose debts exceed assets and have never turned a profit
    1
  26556. Do you have a desire to die, Kid?
    1
  26557. It gets annoying how many people flex that. As if we don't all know you sat around at a guard post for months all bored?
    1
  26558. Hezbollah apparently equates itself with the Lebanese government if they think they can redraw borders.
    1
  26559. The two are not related
    1
  26560. I wish
    1
  26561. These guys in jail are mostly the product of witch hunts and purges. Sure, a lot of them were captured on the battlefield and there really was no use denying anything, but the other part were imprisoned with no more evidence than an anonymous accuser and a 30 minute trial and no lawyers.
    1
  26562. Shut up
    1
  26563. Come on, we let people buy single stocks. I think what you mean is we should limit how much fund managers charge
    1
  26564. Hedge funds are allowed to load up on a lot more risk. University admins like to at least pretend their investments are safe.
    1
  26565. That kind of libel will get you doxxed
    1
  26566.  @tanyabrown9839  quit making excuses, any half decent adult would rather starve than let children go hungry. As my old drill sergeant said "S*** rolls downhill."
    1
  26567.  @harukrentz435  Iraqi counts range from shams to defunct.
    1
  26568. Unethical is a term reserved for legle actions we want to pretend are illegal
    1
  26569. Regardless if that is a thing there's so much bad science around it it's not worth discussing.
    1
  26570. I can't say there's any loved lost from Twitter's fall since entire riots were organized via Twitter and those same rioters are now slandering Elon.
    1
  26571.  @MK-we9sw  yours
    1
  26572.  @MK-we9sw  Pick one. I try not to know anything about politics
    1
  26573.  @MK-we9sw  how many times did you get arrested?
    1
  26574. Egypt is literally on America's payroll.
    1
  26575. When they work, the video isn't usually uploaded to Youtube, is it?
    1
  26576.  @vv-cv6ud  there are many examples. There was a Disney CEO who got billions in options while investors got almost nothing
    1
  26577. Pathological rebellion. They fight authority figures regardless if there's reason to do so
    1
  26578. Well trained? When I was in we were too busy brawling and spreading lies about each other to git gud. Also, during Iraq/Afghanistan there were a lot of TWOTs (Tanker WithOut Tank) because while idiots in charge kept the tanks on hand just in case the tankers were mostly doing grunt infantry stuff. "Professional armies" refers to pay rate, not skill.
    1
  26579. Liar
    1
  26580. It's partisan BS dude. The BBC wouldn't know Bosnia if the Muslims beat them at a kefana.
    1
  26581. Just some neckbeard deadbeat
    1
  26582. He is their best and brightest. South Africa is where people steal traffic lights in broad daylight just for scrap
    1
  26583. Scam
    1
  26584. He'd have to submit evidence that management knew the number was different than presented.
    1
  26585. Vhut? They're no different from any other active management
    1
  26586. That's silly. You still don't need a passport to move through the EU. This is for all the homeless people
    1
  26587. Yes, I'm sure she does like to eat you.
    1
  26588. Big fines you mean. And we don't kill for money.
    1
  26589. That simply didn't happen. The Federal Funds Rate was a major factor, but politicians don't control that
    1
  26590. This isn't news. If GDP targets were met that would that would be obvious fraud.
    1
  26591.  @fidelcatsro6948  not for these idiots. They don't even know how to run a sewer line
    1
  26592.  @ivanivanov1579  What I was speaking of occurred before that in the Arab-Israeli Wars
    1
  26593.  @keyquestions  Shut up and get drafted, dumdum
    1
  26594.  @petercofrancesco9812  do you need shock therapy?
    1
  26595. Decades of meth abuse does strange things
    1
  26596. No one said anything like that
    1
  26597.  @kiklocus4660  no one said it was.
    1
  26598. Same junk as down the highway in Hollywood......
    1
  26599. Not really a smile
    1
  26600. That's not funny.
    1
  26601.  @ALittleOG  your hypocrisy is facepalm worthy cringe.
    1
  26602.  @ALittleOG  you deserve to lose money
    1
  26603.  @davesprivatelounge  shut up and get drafted, punk.
    1
  26604.  @ripvanrevs  I'm the only guy on the thread who isn't a liar and a hypocrite. Now shut up before you get doxxed.
    1
  26605.  @bill_the_butcher  shut up
    1
  26606.  @RorekVaru  shut up and get drafted, pollo
    1
  26607.  @zdrux  Because it's spammed ad nauseum
    1
  26608. Come on. The bottom line is whomever can buy off the army is king.
    1
  26609. 2:30 That's a really weird lack of logic right there. She's not at war with France, she's allied to France.
    1
  26610.  @iamtocoolforyou1000  DEFLATING the ruble. Inflation is when price goes down. And keeping the price stable is their job.
    1
  26611. I like to measure inflation in the price of soda. It's a cheap commodity that we drink like water, and the recipe doesn't change nor is affected by distant wars. The price of soda reflects inflation figures.
    1
  26612. @robymaru03  found the shoplifter. Now shut up and quit making veiled terroristic threats, we all know you're too cowardly to talk back to your boss
    1
  26613. Many are junk because they've rusted in a wearhouse for decades and the rest only work half the time due to lack of mechanics and discipline. And even then they lack qualified tank drivers/gunners. Also, eastern Europe is not a concern for Cairo who struggles to maintain control of their own territory and borders.
    1
  26614.  @longsma7319  in theory, yeah. But jn practice they mostly use said tanks to intimidate each other.
    1
  26615. Not quite. Musk knows nothing of the law and his lawyers only care about getting paid
    1
  26616. They're our biggest first world enemy by far. Of course they dominate discussions on big weapons
    1
  26617. Major gang battles don't happen everyday
    1
  26618. That may change soon.
    1
  26619.  @odaialzrigat  shipping stuff all over the world already is a major cost simply because all the material is all over the world as are the buyers. Copper, gold, silicon, gallium, plastic, and a whole lot else. However, since a new iPhone is worth its weight in silver, this is a minor problem. R&D costs are debilitating, though.
    1
  26620. The mushroom model only works if you want to dominate your coworkers, not the enemy.
    1
  26621. She's a lot of things, but not a scammer.
    1
  26622.  @SSChambers1  that's a systemic issue with these actively managed funds. When they're up, they're infallible, when they're down, they're frauds. It should show investor greed drives demand for these funds as all they care about are returns and not risk, or evidence, or investment thesis'.
    1
  26623. Thank you for saving my clutch from my own laziness.
    1
  26624. Like you could do the job better. Like he isn't your biggest single source on the war. But I guess it is the fashion of today to harass our leaders regardless if it makes a lick of goddamn sense.
    1
  26625. India is a craphole, California is high income, high cost of living.
    1
  26626. Cruel lives of cows? Pendejo cows got a better life on a farm than in the wild. We got friggin veterinarians who will save the cow's life when they get their stomachs in a twist!!!
    1
  26627. A lot of people like talking future moon missions.
    1
  26628.  @nwa8169  you aren't
    1
  26629.  @taviontaylor5742  I'm sure you fit that criteria perfectly. Now back to this incident, there isn't really anything to say there was negligence involved. I watched that video a dozen times and still can't tell who is who.
    1
  26630.  @beautyfulldoll11  how can you talk so much but say nothing?
    1
  26631.  @thatoneguy-tj5pc  I'd wager you're a coward too. Fully relying on the cops to protect yer spouse for you.
    1
  26632. Because then people will see how many immigrants are getting shot/tased/tackled
    1
  26633. Not necessarily Erdogan, and no one plans hyperinflation. BUT, the finance ministry executive positions were given exclusively based on nepotism and some of these guys disappeared... With the currency reserves.
    1
  26634. That's the definition of equity investment. All the risks are on the lender. That's fine when you're lending to blue chip firms, but your average startup......
    1
  26635. Pitch a study that examines piracy in seagulls, you won't
    1
  26636. How much did you lose?
    1
  26637. I think you're drawing hyperbole from partisan sources
    1
  26638. Guesses, forensic evidence, fraud, it's all mixed together and presented as fact and errors easily take decades to fix. Some bones found in the early 1900s have still not had forensic tests
    1
  26639. Some things can be easily known. The weight, obviously, is extrapolated from how much flesh those bones carried. The age is bullshit, carbon-13 dating cannot accurately read anything beyong 40,000 years and is subject to local conditions. Their diet can be reasonably guessed based on isotope analysis. And so on.
    1
  26640. U old
    1
  26641.  @DrObi0us  we don't see if there's an issue, tho
    1
  26642.  @ChucksSEADnDEAD  starting out how plastic rounds would behave require some complex math that I don't understand
    1
  26643.  @neutronalchemist3241  I think they'll need a mathematician and a material scientist to invent a new equation on how all those non-linear factors work together.
    1
  26644. I haven't heard of any of those guys running afowl of the auditors, though.
    1
  26645.  @tgd02  Because you don't know a damn thing about accounting. Putting the HQ in another country legally avoids US corporate taxes, BUT the profits from that company in the US are still taxed as corporate income. The Caymen Islands makes a racket out of trimming a few percentage points off US company's taxes.
    1
  26646.  @dhirajmeenavilli5508  liars burn in hell
    1
  26647. That's an oxymoron
    1
  26648. If you're going deep space it's easier to launch near the equator.
    1
  26649. @SpentAmbitionDrain  not all of it
    1
  26650. You don't even know what sort of range these have do you?
    1
  26651. Don't worry, he can't hurt anyone anymore.
    1
  26652. There's a lot of subtle signs like that to show he didn't read much on the subject before choosing it as a topic for the video
    1
  26653.  @theriffwriter2194  You want to bring back the lash, then? I'm ok with that.
    1
  26654.  @theriffwriter2194  wut?
    1
  26655. @A B this is Brazil. "Right" and "left" and "white" and "black" don't apply.
    1
  26656. Euthanasia and eugenics are not mutually exclusive.
    1
  26657.  @p_campbell  eugenics is the selective breeding of humans. Euthanasia is putting the infirm out of their misery. By offing the clinically insane the Nazis were doing both at the same time. And quit making junk up about the Indians, they don't need your flak.
    1
  26658. ​ @b22chris coffee isn't a status symbol in the US.
    1
  26659.  @Bialy_1  Lose the sycophancy. You know that ain't true when a housing bubble is bursting as we speak and the GDP statistics are flatly contradicted by tax revenues and market index returns.
    1
  26660. Pathological criminals harbor delusions that everyone is dirty
    1
  26661. They also frontload all the machinery
    1
  26662.  @guss77  And most of the rest
    1
  26663. So.... Why'd the idiot try to off a cop?
    1
  26664. I wish.
    1
  26665. Put that back up your butt where you got it.
    1
  26666. It's turdworld. It's hard for state backed enterprises to make money, how is a foreign investor that no one cares about going to make money?
    1
  26667.  @jackcogi9586  Who? If you have specific evidence of who used his services, call the FBI. Otherwise, shut your piehole because justice is already served. Now, we've got one conspiritard down, and I'm sure we can make similar charges against a well known Holocaust denier.
    1
  26668. Who?
    1
  26669. That's called the Hydraulic Press channel.
    1
  26670. Does he have a death wish?
    1
  26671. There is no need to lie in this instance
    1
  26672. Your greed is solvable by slavery
    1
  26673. People keep leaking info like this as if they think it reveals anything incriminating or anything we didn't know already.
    1
  26674. That trash is only worth its price in scrap metal
    1
  26675. Sorta. Her funds perform identically to a 3x leveraged index fund because she only buys firms that are leveraged to the max.
    1
  26676. This report is outdated. The bubble burst causing bank runs across China A YEAR AGO.
    1
  26677. Dated....
    1
  26678. ​ @crashingatom6755 civil law is rigged against soulless entities with deep pockets
    1
  26679. Except the pilots ain't near as incompetent as you are at videogames. @madkoala2130 
    1
  26680. Vhut?
    1
  26681. Because speculative bubble.
    1
  26682. You arguing it should have?
    1
  26683.  @erich.2550  Regardless if that's true, that's an issue for the managers and not you nor the DA.
    1
  26684.  @erich.2550  When did I give an opinion? Besides, we all know you'd say that regardless if you watched the video.
    1
  26685.  @erich.2550  Shut up and get drafted. You'll fine out exactly what you're worth there.
    1
  26686. Only if you're a pirate
    1
  26687. Not just the regs, but the existence of gray markets. Namely, a lot of people grow legally in Oregon, but sell it at greater profit elsewhere. A lot of people grow a legit product without a license. This means weed is dirt cheap in Oregon as supply exceeds demand by miles. But we all know that if weed becomes Federally legal the big Canadian firms will just buy up all these American ma and pa ventures.
    1
  26688. These Arab soldiers don't have any idea what they're doing and the drills are just for show. They're pointing guns every which way, they're all looking at roofs for some reason, I see from insignia there's both Hamas and PIJ (rival rebel groups in the Westbank) all mixed together, and they fired into the air and gave away their position. This drill is more likely to identify their ranks and location to the Shin Bet than anything else.
    1
  26689. I don't know why you bother debunking these trolls and terrorists.
    1
  26690. Dude, this scenario set in after all the US charity and troops left without notice. But you don't care, do you?
    1
  26691.  @oOGuArdeRKilVOo  there was no way to predict the squeeze or the surge of weebs pumping that junk. A 100% gain is a 100% gain.
    1
  26692. Lise the sycophancy
    1
  26693.  @armantimes  that's what your wife and girlfriend want to know
    1
  26694.  @armantimes  you mind making sense?
    1
  26695. Dude, officer involved incidents are as old as professional law enforcement itself. It's just that this decade has politicized the topic.
    1
  26696. Come on. We all know it's just cheap batteries put together by people who don't know what they're doing
    1
  26697. He'll keep trying until he's dead, more like.
    1
  26698. Shut up
    1
  26699. Turkey wouldn't have been a major obstacle if they joined the war. They were too busy fighting each other in coups and pogroms and were threatening war with Greece and Syria and the Soviet Union over border areas.
    1
  26700. There's worse. Not in the first world, though
    1
  26701. Not in North America and Europe
    1
  26702. You were an unnecessary child
    1
  26703. Vhut?
    1
  26704. Even drug cartels get better rates than that. And we know this because when the DEA infiltrated Sinaloa Cartel they pretended to be money launderers who charged a 6% fee. The agency was making money substituting cartel money with marked bills fresh from the mint until the arrest of El Chapo.
    1
  26705. @bert88sta  it's like 1 to 3 dollars surcharge assuming the ATM isn't affiliated with your bank. Source: Have had to pay said fees.
    1
  26706. You assume too much
    1
  26707. It's a good thing that's not a problem, then
    1
  26708. ​ @yotzap he doesn't want to avoid that
    1
  26709.  @FR33_PALESTIN33  come on. We all know you'd whine no matter how the war was going
    1
  26710. The math, yes. The thesis, no.
    1
  26711. What?
    1
  26712. Namely other Haitians.
    1
  26713. Even if concrete was the solution in these instances, they could have and should have saved a lot of money with having a bottom layer of gravel
    1
  26714.  @ralphanthonyespos9417  not if you speak English natively
    1
  26715.  @ralphanthonyespos9417  Pendejo, most people around the world have never had tofu. I don't even know anyone whose tried it, and I'm not sure if it's even sold anywhere in the county. We do love our Mexican food round here though.
    1
  26716.  @ralphanthonyespos9417  coffee has dregs. Tofu has scraps. Tofu dreg sounds awkward in English, which I assume ISN'T your native language. English is loaded with words with similar meanings and with idioms so common they become actual terms which is why literal translations from Chinese sound weird. For instance, gong-fei is often literally translated as Communist bandit, but it is better rendered as Communist gangster. The difference is bandits are rural and gangsters are urban.
    1
  26717. We like to pretend publicly available videos are beneath us. We'd rather watch these videos and credit academic jounals that no obe reads
    1
  26718. You should see Ghana, where they pay witch doctors and perform rites to bless their scam emails.
    1
  26719. Mostly, yeah. Medina just means City in Old Arabic because for many centuries it was the only settlement large enough to have a full-time king governing the place. Riyadh is just several oasis with some farms and some nomads that were encircled by a fence in the 17th century and became a real city when oil was discovered. Most of the rest of the population lives on the coastline in unincorporated and/or nomadic fishing/farming communities.
    1
  26720. No one cares what you think
    1
  26721. Probably a mass breakout attempt.
    1
  26722. Get back to work, greedo
    1
  26723. Over what?
    1
  26724. ​ @kylewhite5695 I imagine more exotic shapes are possible with milling
    1
  26725. Vestigial body parts don't exist. We have something wrong about how raptor feat worked
    1
  26726. Shit happens
    1
  26727. Found the drug dealer
    1
  26728. Only if you're a fraud
    1
  26729. They could hang the culprit if that will make you feel better
    1
  26730. Nothing usual.
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  26731. Dollars.
    1
  26732. Having been an impoverished American I'd say that's a gross exaggeration. But stop and think that in most countries you would simply not be allowed to get a bank loan that large even with collateral. Also this effects not just the bottom 20% of income, but Chinese people of all walks of life. Even the real estate companies are super leveraged.
    1
  26733. Only crappy labor-intensive unskilled jobs get that treatment (unless you're incompetent like many of Boeing and Spirit's managers were). The thing is, that raises the barriers to entry for many jobs in developed countries where you need something more than "reliably clocks in on time." Where I'm from most jobs are either farm or aviation related and both of those are hard to get into unless you already have experience in them
    1
  26734. That company is a miner.
    1
  26735. This case is definitely the exception, not the norm. Most markets aren't owned by Beijing cronies
    1
  26736. Yours doesn't
    1
  26737. You can shut up.
    1
  26738. Hardly even news
    1
  26739. The price of gold can go either way by 100% within a decade, the dollars you used to buy the phone you're holding don't.
    1
  26740. We'll do whatever we want with wild animals
    1
  26741. Mexican soldiers fight more than cartels. They fight each other, garden variety pirates, and rogue vigilantes.
    1
  26742.  @cherylyates9845  found the POG
    1
  26743. Liar
    1
  26744. How'd you know?
    1
  26745. Mot every news agency has people in every part of the world. It's better to do original journalism rather than plagiarize someone else
    1
  26746. Protests are useless
    1
  26747. Why?
    1
  26748. Vhut?
    1
  26749. shut up
    1
  26750. It is doubtful the rails Army Group B was using could have sent anything more than they did, and there were other offensives going on. Still, I think Fall Blau would have went better for the Germans if they went for a closer target, like Moscow and/or Leningrad.
    1
  26751.  @caryblack5985  I am aware of what happened on those fronts, they weren't the main thrust.
    1
  26752.  @caryblack5985  No one said they didn't, but I wonder what the max theoretical limits of what the rails could handle was as there comes a point where it doesn't matter how many you send, they'll all be backed up waiting for a train.
    1
  26753. What philosphy? And since when does anyone follow his orders?
    1
  26754.  @BattleOrder  Also the paramilitary national guard or whatever they're calling it now
    1
  26755.  @Galaxy-o2e  Never stopped
    1
  26756.  @wtice4632  like putting them in your face
    1
  26757.  @Invizive  glowie?
    1
  26758. @bubba99009  Or we could start with you. I hold you down while your girlfriend SPANKS you until you behave
    1
  26759. Rent is just a function of land and house value.
    1
  26760. If you want a popcorn worthy post, ask about Mandate Palestine during the war. There will be Jew-haters.........
    1
  26761. Lose the sycophancy
    1
  26762. Even "Carthaginian peace" is a massive misconception as Rome did not annex any part of Carthage but instead stripped away its alliance networks and foreign garisons and navy. Carthage was besieged and taken decades later for unrelated reasons as Rome intervened in a border war between Carthage and immediate neighbors.
    1
  26763.  @theeccentrictripper3863  These weren't actually annexations as there was no permanent governments above the municipal level back then. There were certain massive treaty organizations that varied in size and composition with the decades, so saying Rome conquered these areas is like saying NATO conquered the parts of the USSR that are not currently part of the CSTO.
    1
  26764.  @theeccentrictripper3863  The Republic referred to the area that elected Senators which included much of Italy, but not the whole empire. Some towns had Rome appointed admins because occupation government, and Roman commanders were allowed to act as judges outside of Rome. Again, all sorts of treaty networks with obvious senior partner, but not officially one state. Noteworthy is that Roman commanders believed the preponderance of all forces in a given expedition should be Roman citizens because their allies might be called away over matters that did not concern Rome. This is also why Hannibal thought his Italian campaign would be more effective than it was. Because Carthaginian propagandists deluded themselves into thinking the Latins were all unwilling servile states that would desert/defect given the first opportunity.
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  26765.  @theeccentrictripper3863  except during the Carthaginian wars you had to be a Roman citizen to join the legions. Other towns in the empire had their own armies referred to as the auxiliaries. Much of the expansion of Rome was driven by Rome intervening in independent wars between their allies and outsiders. These include all three Punic Wars.
    1
  26766.  @theeccentrictripper3863  the details varied from place to place and time to time. Roman colonization of Spain was a literal colonization, not the distorted idea of colonies we have today, with enclave towns directly loyal to Rome while neighbors had their own governments. The Basque region was never really Roman controlled even at the height of the empire, while much of the country was Latinized to the point they didn't even bother garrisoning them. Of course, this happened over several centuries, so a lot of people were born, lived, and died as independent allies of Rome. I personally find all the lines on a map showing who owns what are pretty meaningless. Some places are under one government only on paper while others are independent only on paper. You rightly point out that big chunks of the empire were functionally one government but that doesn't mean they wouldn't lose their junk if you said so. Also, officially there wasn't even an emperor as we would think of it for the first 3 centuries worth of emperors. There was a whole "corporation with an army with a state" sort of thing going.
    1
  26767. No one knew that was a scam until recently
    1
  26768.  @mohammedkumar1862  Except they literally aren't getting married. According to official Chinese statistics, that is so. The question is whether or not reality is much worse than what is officially reported.
    1
  26769.  @UlshaRS  pyramid/ponzi schemes overlap
    1
  26770. There's an equivalent. Period.
    1
  26771. They look tasty......
    1
  26772. No
    1
  26773. Only if you're a pirate or gambler.
    1
  26774.  @thevinceberry  the SEC can block such mergers. It's not a cure all for regulatory scruitiny
    1
  26775.  @dontevntrip8627  that's not a cure all. The government can and will block mergers
    1
  26776. They haven't fallen yet, have they?
    1
  26777.  @cris_261  what, not as spacious as you like?
    1
  26778. When everything was going up, the incentive is to own everything.
    1
  26779.  @aleksazunjic9672  don't be silly. Literally ANYONE can rent a data plan from the exchange and become a market maker. Literally ANYONE, anywhere in the world, can buy any legal investment for any reason. A Russian oligarch can buy US treasury bonds no questions asked, for instance. A nobody grad student like me can employ hedge fund style strategies no questions asked. And a lot of investment professionals will say "politics is for politicians" and buy any legal asset if the price is right. This is contrasted to Communist China's exchange, which doesn't allow foreign assets and the exchange and big companies are state owned.
    1
  26780.  @aleksazunjic9672  I invest, and I'm a factory worker in grad school. Do you not know what a stock brokerage is?
    1
  26781. Those are not incompatible statements
    1
  26782. Do we know why the suspect was waving a gun around in the first place?
    1
  26783. A 1000% growth in less than a decade is automatically suspicious no matter who is running it.
    1
  26784. VICE did a piece on it. Apparently some discount drugs in Mexico are found to have replaced asprin with fentanyl because it's dirt cheap to make. Since you don't need a license to make or sell over the counter medicine in Mexico, these are sold by street vendors at near full price.
    1
  26785. Nah. The new munitions are meant to burn more uniformly. A little more performance all around
    1
  26786. It depends. How it's organized is an editor sorts through pay-to-play submissions and sends what he likes to academics. These unpaid academics will review the paper for the clout and a back and forth of emails comes forth until something is published. Of course, anyone can publish an "academic journal" and some of them are scams, printing everything received for a fee. Others are highly prestigious, namely all the science magazines you have ever heard of, and so only a fraction of submissions are even considered so academics turn to attaching fictitious prestigious names just to get the editor's attention. Most are in the middle where they "low-impact journals" a tiny audience and an oddly specific topic and maybe a few professors actually spare the time to review the submission, but this introduces another perverse incentive where many only read the abstract and reject/accept it based on whether it sounds good just to get on the list of reviewers. There is no man behind the curtain, no professional organization that knows what's what, just a lot of nerds doing crazy stuff with lab equipment and data.
    1
  26787. ​ @p_serdiuk  overhyped? Ot didn't even have a fam base until fools in the Pentagon tried to retire it. In any case, it can get 20-21 armored vehicle kills per sorte and costs the same amount as a good tank.
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  26788.  @p_serdiuk  You don't know a fucking thing about airplanes in general, let along CAS. Your talent is more suited to grunt infantry
    1
  26789. You must remember these influencers are selling a lifestyle and flaunting that stuff brings views. Often an influencer's real life is completely different from their on screen persona.
    1
  26790. The situation is bad, but let's not pretend anyone knows how to fix it/
    1
  26791. ​ @JogBird put that back up your butt where you got it
    1
  26792. A few are, but lose the bullshit
    1
  26793. There's a lot of dubious quotes ascribed to Russian leaders. @robertparsons313 
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  26794.  @shitilearnedonyoutub  getting rich isn't fun. It always boils down to earn a lot and spend a little.
    1
  26795.  @miker3298  except they didn't, because the Communists were not big fish in China until AFTER the war.
    1
  26796. Maybe it'll come back in the private jet market. There's at least a couple dozen billionaires that would buy one.
    1
  26797. NATO does not perfectly reflect the US and allies
    1
  26798. Engraved steel use to be more common because it use to be really hard to do.
    1
  26799. Even this remark will become dated too, prolly.
    1
  26800. No one cares what they think
    1
  26801. Prosecutors want Sam to rat everyone out
    1
  26802. Liars get scalped
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  26803. In the majority of places, yeah. But in small departments it's most a matter whether the boss likes you personally, while other departments place hirer values on education and management experience and such.
    1
  26804. In this case it largely did disappear. Stock valuations are just the price the last share traded at times the number of shares in existence. Ergo, since all but a handful of shares were held by insiders, when a couple people dumped their shares the price fell massively, wiping out 100x the amount of paper "wealth" than actual money traded hands.
    1
  26805.  @philchircu994  what does that scam have to do with this scam?
    1
  26806. Watch the video
    1
  26807. They already took a bribe from Qatar
    1
  26808. No one knows what you mean
    1
  26809. Even if that were true, it's irrelevant
    1
  26810.  @btwk1157  according to the Quoran, it's punishable by death. But Bangladeshi's consumption per capita tops even Russia, and Russia's average life expectancy is at least 10 years lower than it should due to near universal substance abuse (accurate stats are not available for Bangladesh).
    1
  26811. It's a pyramid scheme. And your friend probably plagiarized her dissertation
    1
  26812.  @madman5042  there are too many sources to choose from. Some more reliable than others. I'm a historian, you see.
    1
  26813.  @full-timepog6844  most of the time, anyway. Sometimes even if you are a party member your peers will get jealous
    1
  26814.  @Blox117  One problem: That didn't happen. If you're going to be whataboutist, find a scandal someone actually went to jail for.
    1
  26815. They're Americans. So much so that a lot of Asian tourists go there to visit America because it's closer.
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  26816. Liars get scalped
    1
  26817. "The Russian military has always been more comfortable with taking high levels of casualties." Your mistaken, you simply read about big Russian wars from non-Russian sources. That's a massive skew in historiography. Most Russian wars are localized affairs involving only a handful of the total force. In Russia, logistics are brutal, so your assertion the worst equipment goes in first is also mistaken. The first guys in are whomever happened to be stationed in the area at the time. Sometimes it's even faster to teach new soldiers how to fight than it is to bring in existing soldiers from cross country.
    1
  26818. This is France24. The openly liberal state run news source.
    1
  26819. Except both names refer to the Devil
    1
  26820. If you had a billion dollars would you know how to spend it?
    1
  26821. Frankly, rule by a cartel would be an improvement.
    1
  26822. You make no sense
    1
  26823. It has a price, not value. People will pay for it.
    1
  26824. Not really. Different countries will want their own custom tailored system based on what they can afford and the threats they face. It's the technical secrets that get sold at a high price.
    1
  26825. 1:40 That nan is straight up lying to you and deserves to lose all the money he will once this bubble and his ego bursts. The blockchain itself works, but the lawless users around it are full of fraudsters who will trick you into giving them coins, hackers that will transfer from your wallet to theirs, and pump and dump scams. If you're not going to count those, then you shouldn't count any wire fraud as a black mark on banks.
    1
  26826. Video implies that any and all market crashes are due to lack of mandatory transparency. Which is preposterous.
    1
  26827. I find the brutal realism hilarious...
    1
  26828.  @BigHenFor  the OP wants to be one, so if he knew who they were they'd be dead
    1
  26829.  @Jensth  You can shut your trap before your girlfriend spanks you again. See? You can have useless rumors about you too!
    1
  26830. Stale
    1
  26831.  @bombkita  you say that as if you don't believe it either
    1
  26832.  @Datadog-1  A lot of fools feel the need to blame the other guy at every possible instance because they think they can overthrow governments with silly infowars.
    1
  26833.  @alihorda  Who said otherwise? You?
    1
  26834.  @alihorda  your mother? See I can make pointless insults too. Now bug off
    1
  26835.  @justinstewart4889  I literally quit my job to join the Ukrainian legion only to get rejected because politicians are afraid of nukes
    1
  26836.  @moilol9424  one of the biggest. Not the biggest
    1
  26837. This isn't about America
    1
  26838. Because you're as much a liar as the average idiot reporter
    1
  26839. I got a Z125. Crazy levels of fuel economies. Drove to the next state over and back on 3 gallons.
    1
  26840.  @lukaszstepien1772  liar
    1
  26841. They ain't broke yet.
    1
  26842. Of course, it's Microsoft's diversity hire making a fool of the company by pushing all this astroturfing bull.
    1
  26843. Googling... They made well under a billion, not singlehandedly paying their bills but still. One of many subsidies that keep them profitable, but most "green" companies can't make money even with unfair advantages.
    1
  26844. We'd rather pressgang you into shooting them.
    1
  26845.  @brookiebrooke928  he was the biggest single supplier of vaccines to Africa long before the Covid panic. Just because he's rich doesn't mean everything he does is illegal. If you had a spare billion dollars what would you do with it?
    1
  26846. Stop calling every problem a Lehman moment
    1
  26847. They certainly aren't always useless. But that doesn't mean we hire them for their muscle
    1
  26848. He's also supposed to be the sane man doing insane things, although his motives varies between movies.
    1
  26849. Shut up
    1
  26850. VICE doesn't control the comments. YouTube auto deletes any comment with certain key words or to many flags. While on Reddit, the moderators are humans, but these are just users and NOT Reddit employees. Most of the pure anarchy of Reddit is just ordinary people trying to control public opinion or are just power tripping.
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  26851. Ego is a powerful thing
    1
  26852. @Rowdawg94  no, his followers are like him and like to pretend everyone else is stupid. Note the products Jones sold, his show caters to men who want to feel powerful.
    1
  26853. Usually @tommyharrison412 
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  26854.  @cesarfigueroa9545  ablo Ingles, mentiroso
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  26855.  @DickJones-zv8of  you mind making sense?
    1
  26856.  @DickJones-zv8of  this is my business
    1
  26857. @jean-francoisturcotte6275  yes, shipping freight by the ton on rails paid for by market bubbles a century ago. The Rail Bubble was the second largest recession in US history.
    1
  26858. What? Mr. Biden is leftist
    1
  26859. It's easy, therefore everyone will do it, therefore there is no money in it
    1
  26860. The NZ company I looked into buying was owned by a US company...
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  26861. That only work 10% of the time
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  26862.  @realkekz  he kids
    1
  26863. You should talk.
    1
  26864. He's a sicario. Occasional jail and fines is just an overhead cost of business.
    1
  26865. Do you have a death wish?
    1
  26866. You're way to harsh on Halder just because he created a few misconceptions unrelated to the topic at hand.
    1
  26867.  @TheImperatorKnight  he's also a primary source and didn't know all that was happening as it happened. He was also sour about being sacked and didn't blame himself for what happened. More importantly, he didn't want to get hung after the war. And as with most army officers, and here I speak as much from experience as from reading, there's the "to many chiefs, not enough Indians" factor. The fools at the top all think they have all the power and think they know what's best for everyone, so it's a sacrilege if they're ignored or marginalized. Whatever Halder's level of competency was, he really thought his way would save German lives and obviously wasn't happy when he both didn't get his way and a lot of people died because of those orders. There was a mirror image case in the Ardennes when a US Major insisted the Christmas dinner would draw artillery fire but was ignored and he didn't push the issue. Sure enough, a lucky artillery shot killed 10 men. The major shot himself. Emotions run high in war. Emotions cloud judgement.
    1
  26868. That's more democracy than I would put up with.....
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  26869. At least they making something inside their budget
    1
  26870. ​ @harm991 because the stock lost him money
    1
  26871. Perhaps, but a lot of the rioters would have also just showed up to loot and some people will take any excuse to vandalize. The Aussies and Papuans had similar troubles when they tried to open a big ol' mine on Bougainville.
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  26872. It only effects those with voluntary delusional schizophrenia
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  26873. In China
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  26874. Go away
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  26875.  @mvs9122  you should talk. Go away
    1
  26876.  @mvs9122  go away, hypocrite.
    1
  26877.  @mvs9122  Go away before your girlfriend realizes you're gone and SPANKS you.
    1
  26878. Most of China's economy is cash. Even in places where they had debit cards most people don't use them
    1
  26879. Quit abusing the term "sophisticated." In the middle east that means it was built by paid professionals as opposed to illiterate servile labor, nothing more.
    1
  26880. Those actually saw some effective use in sieges and on the Atlantic Wall (in the latter case the Allies used ruses to keep away from the point of attack, tho.
    1
  26881.  @Tola5657  No problems you have heard of, anyway. You either allow Ponzi schemes, or you allow monopolies, end of story
    1
  26882.  @Tola5657  You didn't apparently, since WSM doesn't conflict what I said. Now shut up you arrogant grunt
    1
  26883. Fertility is dictated by economics. Most Muslim states require high birth rates because of losses from infanticide, neglect, illness, inbreeding induced disorders. One Yemeni girl said she didn't even know how many siblings she had because several were casually buried and no one noticed. When her father sold her into sex slavery he said "One less mouth to feed"
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  26884. The pit boss will look into them for that, but card counters are really caught because they play a mathematically ideal way. Literally, it takes a card counter to catch a card counter.
    1
  26885. He's trying to use money he paid himself from the company to buy back the company at dirt law valuations. He's also getting sued.
    1
  26886. The F-35 isn't known as that because Obama wasn't the one peddling that junk.
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  26887.  @HoussamNekkaa  he has a Nigerian name and is regurgitating libel that floats around English language editorials. He probably spreads libel about his political enemies everywhere regardless if it makes sense.
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  26888. No, they were totally counterfeiting everything before that. Look up "warlord era pistols" under Forgotten Weapons and Ian will show you all kinds of Chinese knockoffs of European guns from back then
    1
  26889. @free4fire  there are parts of Africa where people wash dishes in cow pee
    1
  26890. Tree harvested locally from the island's forest, I assume? Makes sense
    1
  26891. That's also a ponzi scheme
    1
  26892. The narrator butchers these names as bad as I would.
    1
  26893.  @michaelbarbarich3965  wait, who you reffering to? Did someone big blow themselves up that way?
    1
  26894.  @Andrew_Sherman  because you don't understand how option delta works. The dealers that sell said options have computers that automatically buy/short a stock based on what options they traded. I.E. if the sold more calls than puts, they buy, if they sell more puts than calls, they buy. In other words, buying puts has the exact same effect on stock price as shorting. And you can even use option spreads to get a return identical to a short. Also, shorting simply is not predatory, as it helps price discovery (making the stock price reflect the company's true value). What is predatory is all the jerkos spreading baseless criminal complaints about people shorting stocks they hold. Those guys deserve to lose money.
    1
  26895.  @michaelbarbarich3965  so? I trade illiquid options and I'm nobody. And what does that have to do with the topic at hand? Oh, wait. It isn't relevant at all, is it? You just bring up something the SEC didn't mention so you can say technical jargon that sounds like something shady.
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  26896. Lose the bullshit. They're all ponzi schemes
    1
  26897. The Canadian and US economies are one and the same.
    1
  26898. How much have you lost in crypto?
    1
  26899. What?
    1
  26900. You lose.
    1
  26901. What's the dead guy's problem?
    1
  26902. If and only if the car's main computer is linked to an open network. If not, it's just garden variety carjacking.
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  26903. Those idiots were also demanding the government spend more on social welfare even though that is what bankrupted then. Then they tried to tear jerk Germany into paying war reparations for stuff that happened before they were born.
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  26904. Just assholery. BTW, this a place where sakawa is the norm. This is a pagan practice related to voodoo where if you do something for a ghost or spirit they will bless your endeavors. YES, that Nigerian Prince email you got was likely blessed by a witch doctor. Looking at the details of these "witches," an angry mob accuses a defenseless person of a crime they couldn't have possibly committed. They explain it by saying "witchcraft," run them out of town, and steal their stuff. It's a scam.
    1
  26905. Why you angry at him?
    1
  26906. They're not necessarily targeting kids. They press it into pills so they can hide in plain sight.
    1
  26907. You either are very sick or you're getting checkups for frivolous reasons. Either way, a doctor's time is valuable.
    1
  26908.  @theRealJohnWayneGacy  No, it's a matter of how many doctors visits you have. I have no deductable because I don't sick... Or have insurance.
    1
  26909.  @lilsabin  The prices are the same in Canada... Because you're literally buying from the same providers and the hospitals are largely owned by the same guys.
    1
  26910.  @RK-cj4oc  Quit being rhetorical. I simply assumed you were insulting me over the second half of the comment.
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  26911. You don't know the meaning of the word
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  26912. That's silly
    1
  26913. Yours
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  26914. Depends
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  26915. It shouldn't.
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  26916. Malls where I'm from are being converted to office space and the appliance stores are still doing ok.
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  26917.  @triton62674  I believe you, but most of it isn't stuff like that. It's videogames, jewelry, makeup like in the video, electronics, and alcohol. Thieves also heavily prefer small high-value items which include baby products, and there's the pathological element where thieves don't like spending money on others, even their own children.
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  26918. @ What about vegas?
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  26919. Liar
    1
  26920. It doesn't matter. Res Judicata.
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  26921. The funny thing is Americans assume any and all people who pretend to hate capitalism also pretend to hate the Feds
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  26922. You say that as if you don't believe it either
    1
  26923.  @ChineseKiwi  shut up
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  26924.  @me0101001000  shut up. Get drafted
    1
  26925.  @Iliinois18  shut up
    1
  26926. Shut up @KameraShy 
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  26927.  @perfectallycromulent  they know. They'll say it anyway because they hate everyone with more wealth/power than themselves
    1
  26928. *gangster
    1
  26929.  @shafrizalxavi8956  Yo Bozo
    1
  26930. I've never seen the BBC do that.
    1
  26931. No. The war started with a series of vendetta kills of Serb officials in Kosovo for alleged crimes against the community.
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  26932.  @baileygregory9192  The Albanian government wasn't involved, they were way too bankrupt. The Albanian and Kosovar militias had all sorts of ideas which all contradicted each other. The lack of unity was why Belgrade had the upper hand until NATO intervened.
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  26933. The reason behind it is in church in developed countries we all here stories of missionary doctors risking their lives to bring basic services to Adrica. One guy was attacked by a gamg of witch doctors for eating into their profits, but he was rescued by locals who knew the witch doctors ran a business. We glorify that over here, and where there is prestige, there will be fraud.
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  26934. I wish.. Now shut up
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  26935. Apply that logic to your own portfolio before giving others advice.
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  26936. Weird joke
    1
  26937. Shut up, Vice
    1
  26938. But they've been caught lying so many times...
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  26939. Amazon isn't counterfeiting anything, silly keyboard warrior.
    1
  26940. This is case in point that sometimes the company is not at fault for a workplace accident
    1
  26941. You don't know that about her specifically.
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  26942.  @HeadhuntexGamer  that's results orientated thinking. And frankly when fighting current shock or badassitude is no indicator of future performance. I'd have to meet her to pass judgment.
    1
  26943. You notice rich idiots more
    1
  26944. The secret to a happy life is to give the money to the wife
    1
  26945. Wut?
    1
  26946. How much did you lose?
    1
  26947. Shut up. Those guys are dead
    1
  26948.  @SterbiusMcGurbius  quit being silly
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  26949.  @SterbiusMcGurbius  you wouldn't even frickin know who that is.
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  26950.  @SterbiusMcGurbius  Does my name look Turkish to you, pendejo?
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  26951. No. And you'll have trouble from me if you try and enforce it.
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  26952. Chinese people mostly due mortgages and equity funding
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  26953. They sure as hell could, it simply didn't become iconic
    1
  26954. WSB mania is over
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  26955.  @randomuser5443  it's a Twat jealous of the big man's money
    1
  26956. Who said anything about them?
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  26957. No
    1
  26958. As if Shane Smith hasn't been trying to convince his own audience to murder authority figures for years?
    1
  26959. It doesn't just work the same in Denmark, you're being reinsured by the same guys
    1
  26960. One of the Dalton gang was shot 50 times and survived
    1
  26961.  @TheDanth123  go threaten one and find out
    1
  26962.  @KJ-tq3sm  their space station already deorbited and their Mars probe hasn't moved in many months
    1
  26963. Self made millionaires are overwhelmingly cheapskate workaholics.
    1
  26964. ​ @jadengrant Texas is less business friendly than Delaware, Musk just doesn't know anything about corporate law
    1
  26965. ​@jpanda79 we should charge you with fraud just for saying that
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  26966. ​@davidbrayshaw3529 lies like this are why your family hates you
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  26967. ​ @obsidianjane4413 he doesn't care. He wants the police to punish other people's crimes and not his own
    1
  26968. The SEC prosecutes in order of biggest dollar value to smallest. It's like how city prosecutors always go after the gang kingpins first
    1
  26969. @IsAcRafT  ministry of women?
    1
  26970. A fake guru is someone who isn't qualified but still expects to get paid for teaching. Those guys are just autists with varying levels of merit.
    1
  26971. That's one way to subsidize the voting process
    1
  26972. THis idiot sure as hell doesn't know what the Fed is or is not doing. Fire the editor for incompetence.
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  26973. Total value of labor needed to obtain an item.
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  26974. Define "normal field work."
    1
  26975.  @wekker090  the IDF reserve corps would beg to differ
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  26976.  @wekker090  maybe you just think it's better in training exercises. Most infantry kills actually occur at near point blank range, especially in the Arab world where static warfare is the norm until someone's brave enough to charge up a hill.
    1
  26977. Bomb was meant to kill Dugin, I assume?
    1
  26978. The Russians invented pretty much all of it
    1
  26979. Distance
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  26980. Or until your favorite politician talks about it. Then people repeat buzzwords and demonize private businesses for decades until everyone forgets what they were feuding over to begin with.
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  26981. About how profitable these are: These are all the dishonest "entrapaneur" types that invariably lie about how rich they are. They're all probably telling you revenue, not profits, and they're only profitable until they get sued and lose everything to legal fees.
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  26982. Ha
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  26983.  @TheGahta  Same thing in this case.
    1
  26984. You know it's obvious you're involved in the trade when you trash talk like that, right?
    1
  26985. No one cares
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  26986. Anti-material means anti-vehicle.
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  26987.  @Western_Decline  Ask your mother. I'm sure once she thinks about it, she will feel shame and promptly smother you
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  26988. Very ponzi.
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  26989. Probably not. Probably looking for trouble and had a brain fart
    1
  26990. You never heard of a barbed wire fence......
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  26991. Watch the video
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  26992. U old
    1
  26993. The rule of life is if there's no obvious value added to the world by whatever you're doing, then there's no reason to expect to get paid. A farmer can reasonably expect to get paid, a hedge fund manager can't.
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  26994. Shut up
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  26995.  @FungusMossGnosis  I can't confirm or deny that but either way my statement stands
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  26996.  @crforfreedom7407  I wish that were true
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  26997.  @crforfreedom7407  no, because then you wouldn't be a liar and I'd finally have good reason to start offing fools rather than this boring reality we're in.
    1
  26998.  @devilswin09  lose the trash talk
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  26999. Only if you're incompetent.
    1
  27000.  @georgea.3176  insider trading is like weed. It's fast money until you're caught. And speaking as a former jailer, no amount of money is worth going to prison over.
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  27001.  @georgea.3176  as far as we know, no Federal elected official ever committed insider trading. The SEC makes dozens of felony convictions a year when there are millions of people on the stock market. Combine that with how there are 542 Federal elected offices, and it shouldn't surprise you there are no known scandals to speak of yet (only imagined scandals). Of course, Murphy's Law says inevitably some politician will abuse his post for stock manipulation, but don't think you can just legislate that problem out of existence. And when that day comes it will probably be some straightforward scam, like introducing legislation that will impose fines on gun manufacturers when their guns are misused while having an undisclosed short position. Or ensuring some massive contract goes to a company you have an undisclosed swap position on.
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  27002. Softbank is into everything, not just shady stuff
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  27003.  @neighborhoodcatlady6094  you say that, but yet rely on the government to ensure your checking account and will accept less than 3% interest on t-bills. Don't lie to me about how much you trust anyone.
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  27004.  @hafizihilmibinabdulhalim1004  Mussolli would freak out if you said that. He was originally a punk anarchist and hated aristocrats, but he made compromises and joined socialists in order to have a career.
    1
  27005. Some people will still try and blame the cops.......
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  27006.  @PaperSkiesAviation  you definitely said better than Cold War era gatlings. Ultimately it doesn't matter, though
    1
  27007.  @kec420  none of them do. If they did, they'd be dead. All the major activists I know of had children, as many of these fools are really elitists that want to weed out poor and stupid people.
    1
  27008.  @sid35gb  the only obstacle to going full nuclear are widespread delusions and myths among lay people.
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  27009. Or anyone else.
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  27010. Low umemployment, high GDP, low wastage. Nothing in the way of pyramid schemes to participate in
    1
  27011. It would take that long just to build a marketable machine and just as long to find buyers. Most manufacturers don't replace things until they're not worth fixing and these machines last ages
    1
  27012. It's been standard in the arctic for a century
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  27013. Lying isn't necessary when the turdworld is involved
    1
  27014. Who?
    1
  27015. They'd monopolize any asset they could.
    1
  27016. Speaking of lying for money, there's a con that simply relies on the opposite: Conspiracy theories. These rely again on how not every fact can be checked, ergo everything is presumed to be a lie unless it conveniently fits into whatever con they're pushing. However, these guys are generally after political power and not money.
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  27017. 1:00 Imagine if the road to Yellowstone was accidentally renamed Highway to Hell
    1
  27018. We got to extradite this guy first
    1
  27019.  @leadershipclone  that makes no sense either as the suspects are from China and possibly lost all the money in high stakes real estate bets. Also, this guy's got enough party connections to misuse the Covid travel permit system.
    1
  27020. Haiti isn't any better than this place.
    1
  27021. Troll somewhere else
    1
  27022. The creator never intended them as an investment vehicle. But yeah, every investor with them can be divided into the hedgers (reducing exposure to conventional markets), the bookies (miners and exchange runners), the speculators (greater fool theory), and the pumpers (fraud).
    1
  27023. The perps are dead.
    1
  27024. Bond bubble? That never happened.
    1
  27025.  @kplow19861  as if cyberbullying is helping your cause, sycophant.
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  27026.  @Moonlight-uv7jo  given the suicide requests I got, there's apparently plenty of commie keyboard warriors who either think they can singlehandedly control public opinion and/or just enjoy cyberbullying
    1
  27027. No, we always called them shaped charges
    1
  27028. The comment right below yours was a scammer.
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  27029. So?
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  27030.  @thecoltster1  I know. Irrelevant
    1
  27031. You say that, but you're pulling the same antics these fools were.
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  27032.  @JSBselvas  English. Speak it, fool.
    1
  27033. Cult implies unity, but this is a mess of different scams.
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  27034. The vegan market is actually zero. They all admit to eating meat
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  27035. It's only a matter of life and death if you plan to off yourself when you receive a margin call
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  27036. He's Asian-American. And no, he ain't conservative.
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  27037. @StefenTower  dude, some of it is fools jealous of the boss' money, some of it is they're startups that have no idea what they're doing
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  27038.  @Camham0  Great White Shark
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  27039. Dude, everyone does business in dollars.
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  27040. These miners. They will rock you.
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  27041. A shell company for retail investing.
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  27042.  @iro3952  do I care even if that were true?
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  27043.  @iro3952  shut up
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  27044. No one controls the stock market.
    1
  27045. I would have thought this channel would know the basics of what makes high speed rails profitable. But that's just one of many gaps in WSM's knowledge. Reality is high speed rails are only profitable in EXTREMELY dense urban areas that simply don't exist in the US.
    1
  27046.  @Isaac-cc9tm  quit using buzzwords as if you don't know what the frick they mean.
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  27047. Shut up
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  27048.  @EFCasual  yes, but there's a possibility the exchange manager's hand was forced by this or that. Don't ever be so sure of something that you don't allow for the possible plot twist. But yeah, there's an obvious conflict of interest here.
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  27049. Yes, but the point of the video is to explain why some banks are having a problem
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  27050.  @spacetoast7783  Yeah, but it's said that over the extreme long term (centuries) bonds and stocks are all the same because inflation and market crashes and taxes and such.
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  27051.  @mx338  like... You?
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  27052. @johnd.5601  depends how much the government is spending
    1
  27053.  @johnd.5601  Dude, t-bills are sold at auction. The price goes up until someone buys
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  27054. @lreyhons  because all private investment woukd cease
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  27055.  @CountingStars333  what?
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  27056. Not necessarily
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  27057. Dude, mental health crisis is a myth. Dysfunctional families will straight up make up mental health issues in order to excuse why they put up with verbal/physical abuse from their close associates.
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  27058. Bushido isn't a religion, it's a warrior code. Japan put quasi-religious reverance on a lot of weird stuff, like how sumo wrestlers will throw salt on an arena to symbolically prepare it.
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  27059. His didn't
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  27060. They totally ran their own concentration camps and totally paid Germany to kill women and children for them.
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  27061.  @strangelylookingperson  Kazakh is from Turkish Qazaq, but I've heard many conflicting etymologies for cossack, mostly from people who resent the fact Kazakhstan was Russian for the longest period of time
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  27062.  @strangelylookingperson  No real change, except for the state takeover of business and the communes, which didn't even effect most of the population. Even these days, Russia's hold over the country isn't much looser than the Tsar's. Much of the population is even still semi-nomadic, moving across country as far as Russia to get seasonal work in cities and farms.
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  27063.  @strangelylookingperson  cossack doesn't mean nomad anymore
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  27064.  @strangelylookingperson  They literally were, depending on which era you're speaking off. "Cossack" originally referred to horse riding settlers in remote steppe regions who'd move their cattle from place to place. Only later did it start meaning adventurer or militiamen.
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  27065.  @strangelylookingperson  You googled cossacks just now and got the common wrong answer. Cossacks entered the European imagination due to Russian settlers in the Ukraine back when it was still part of Poland. The Ukrainian and Russian are so close together that they may be considered dialects of the sea language. In this case, the cyrilic 3 makes the z sound, so it's the difference between Cos-sack and Coz-zack. They are older than that, though, referring to Russians going native in the east rather than the west.
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  27066. @Рахымжан Рахматулла  connected via Russian. Russian and Ukrainian are so close they're almost dialects of the same language.
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  27067.  @РахымжанРахматулла-ы3й  Khazakstan didn't exist as a state before Russia annexed it. What the frick you on about
    1
  27068. The idea is to maximize stability by eliminating surprise. The market will simply price in all changes before they occur
    1
  27069. No port does. And it is a port
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  27070. Better versions sometimes start as copies, but a copy is a copy
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  27071.  @ISYMFS863  I don't have time for keyboard warriors.
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  27072. Yes, but predicted disasters are usually defused
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  27073. I wish @TomKappeln 
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  27074. Now why would he do something like that?
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  27075. Dude, it's just the usual gang wars of this region. For instance, Ottoman tax collection was just as violent.
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  27076. The crazy part is you will notice Chinese proucts outside China aren't near as shoddy because no one will buy them
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  27077. That isn't how this works
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  27078. Not a bad price for a tent though
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  27079.  @davidjames1684  it means people calling him an idiot... Are idiots.
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  27080.  @tomlxyz  for someone who knows what they're doing yeah. The point is he's just another analyst.
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  27081.  @ralphemerson497  no, the majority of market growth is due to handfuls of stocks. The ability of analysts to find those lucky winners is... Limited. Cramer is no different. Recall that no one can even agree whether the average stock picker beats the market even a little.
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  27082. You wouldn't say that if he failed
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  27083. The SEC is busy blanket shutting down the crypto banks. Big dogs first
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  27084. Answer: The sins of Sri Sankans.
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  27085. Garbage editorial.
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  27086. Not exactly connected. Especially when it depends on what country you're talking about.
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  27087. Accuse them of a crime they actually did
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  27088. That's a joke, right? We're the ones that made up this junk.
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  27089.  @MrFlyingPanda  environmentalism started in 2000 in America. It was Al Gore's election gimmick when he ran against Bush Jr.
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  27090. That's an interesting stereotype. BTW, Lebanon, Palestinians, and other Arab countries are the big abusers of prescription pills with a distinct preference for anti-anxiety medicine.
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  27091. And if you get enough magic rocks in one spot, all your enemies will disappear
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  27092. @gusfring6887  not if you know anything. The reactors they're testing now are made so they won't kill anyone if they melt down, and most of the reactor killers from history are now physically impossible.
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  27093. Ethnicity is irrelevant to their crimes. Besides, why you think it needs specified they were Russians? Something to do with a current conflict?
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  27094.  @AndroidJackson  I thought so. Where do you live?
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  27095.  1488 enjoyer  did you mean to say that to the other guy?
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  27096. Do you have a death wish?
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  27097. Everyone on Reddit hates Reddit and Redditors, so no. There are very popular subs dedicated to destroying Reddit
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  27098. It's among the most common industrial chemicals in existence and a lot of them are mildly toxic and/or oxidizers
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  27099. ​@PovidisII depends on what the soil needs. But for nitrogen the most common there's ammonia which is the chemical responsible for the stink/hazards of pee, and there is ammonium nitrate which is an oxidizer meaning it can turn any flammable liquid into an explosive (very common in improvized explosives).
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  27100. They didn't steal anything people couldn't afford to lose
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  27101. China was the biggest driver of the luxury goods market, with people taking out loans just do they could show off European and American branded goods. They were the biggest consumer of real luxury items despite the fake luxury market being at least ten times the size. Now those days are done with mass unemployed in China and loan defaults exceeding 50% in many cities
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  27102. The imprint can be seen today. Ottoman rule basically consisted of centuries of highly localized Greek rule and Turkish piracy. Some of it legal, as licensed tax collectors were literally allowed to do anything at all as long as they paid the Sultan, and some of it illegal piracy since the Greeks weren't allowed armies that the Sultan didn't control. You can see it in the architecture today, where all Greek buildings are made to look small and modest from the front. In one island, extreme examples are found where residents carve their homes out of the rock and surround them with dense trees and bushes. Businesses that couldn't hide had two sets of books, one for the tax men and one for friends, a custom that continues to this day (the only Greeks that file taxes even today are men who can afford to pay an accountant to cook the books).
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  27103.  @vangelisskia214  Turkish culture is where people are expected to behave in a domineering manner towards the competition, whomever that may be at the time.
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  27104.  @Nomadicenjoyer31  Speaking Turkish and having Turkish DNA are two totally different things. Are the British mostly of Norman French origin? No, Norman French was simply the language of the courts and the elites for a time.
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  27105.  @ahmetozkan438  A curious blanket assertion, given that's exactly what the Bedouin of Jordan and Palestine/Israel did. Also, the Indians assimilated into the US, most of the settlers of Brazil's major cities were native jungle peoples looking for work (NOT EUROPEANS)... Actually, your blanket assessment doesn't make any sense. Maybe you just notice the nomads on the outskirts of society more.
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  27106.  @ahmetozkan438  Dude, even where inter-religious and inter-racial marriages were illegal (like al-Andulus) DNA studies show that mixed race children were the norm. At least part of this was that women were common war booty at least until WWI, and possibly even to this day. For instance, when the Ottomans expelled the Greeks and Armenians from their territory, a large portion of the young women were kept as sex slaves. And the ease with how people could fraudulently identify as Turkish meant many love marriages across peoples were simply hiding in plain sight. Comprende?
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  27107.  @kuvikina  no one I mentioned ever had a major British population
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  27108.  @ahmetozkan438  You're thinking of the late Ottoman period.
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  27109.  @kuvikina  lying isn't necessary in this instance
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  27110.  @kuvikina  liars burn in hell.
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  27111. I don't think the guy hocking shoes would be making much money even in a booming economy. He shouldn't blame his troubles on inflation.
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  27112.  @mirzahamzabaig5667  by turdworld standards.
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  27113.  @mirzahamzabaig5667  It means he's blame shifting.
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  27114.  @Hyper-Linkman  That's extremely condescending and overtly hypocritical, given we all know you carve up the flesh of pigs, chickens, cows, turkeys, and fish every year for your food. As if you don't casually run over animals in your car and leave them to rot. As if you wouldn't take a pig heart or human heart to save your life. Perhaps you are sufferring from schizophrenia.
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  27115. Go away
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  27116. Not when you do it
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  27117. Who is POS?
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  27118.  @fren111  It's definitely going to happen unless you think the city will be abandoned.
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  27119. @ Get real. The Rich will build whatever they feel like, it's the average LA resident that's a concern here
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  27120. Some people are addicted to work and more productivity makes them happy. Some are greedy and aren't happy unless they're the biggest. Some are simply trying to fill a need in the economy and create jobs for others. Some don't make active efforts to expand, but they grow anyway out of good luck and reliably showing up to work.
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  27121.  @mizzmix6928  and I live on what was Osage territory. That don't mean the tribe owes me nothing. Or do you only apply that blame shifting logic to white people?
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  27122.  King Crusader  that don't mean they owe Haiti anything
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  27123. Political murder in Russia is like voter fraud in America. People want to see it everywhere.
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  27124.  @dominic6055  shut up
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  27125. Pakistan's army doesn't even know how to hold a rifle. What kind of security are these buffoons offerring?
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  27126. This was a crypto fund. Sam was an early crypto millionaire who was conning funds from VC idiots using his lucky success
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  27127. Money. A true open market requires there to be competition (business monopolies are illegal).
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  27128.  @publicspeaker4009  chip makers plural? That's an oxymoron. There are over 20 chip manufacturers each serving customers all over the world. Your mixup cones from how it's a high-capital long-cycle business, meaning if any two factories shut down significant price increases will occur. And that's exactly what did happen with the combined quarantine plus drought in Taiwan (world's largest chip maker).
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  27129.  @publicspeaker4009  two is not a monopoly and I'd have to fact check that but having a near monopoly on highly specific in-demand chips isn't surprising. Kinda like how there's one supermarket in my hometown. Sure there are general stores and a Walmart 30 miles away but everyone shops there at least occasionally.
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  27130. It's a country run by gangs of all sorts. Not a surprise
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  27131. ​ @chris0000924  lower risk than any other currency to ever exist.
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  27132.  @chris0000924  as if you could name any.... And deflation is just as bad or worse than inflation as it causes hoarding (no spending and no investing). Also, a lot of currencies are pegged to the dollar, other countries have dollars traded on the streets as much as their own currencies, other countries (like Italy and China) set their inflation a little above the dollar to encourage exports abroad. What you really want is a currency that is stable, as in not doing anything that the central bank did not announce would happen well in advance.
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  27133.  @id10t98  I have never left the US for even a minute, unfortunately. That's irrelevant, though
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  27134.  @chris0000924  they're good, but they're not globally diversified kind of good. Matters that occur in Switzerland (like a major natural disaster) will tank the currency and bonds. The fact they targer an inflation rate of zero is irrelevant.
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  27135. No. Now shut up
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  27136.  @franklindroosevelt4712  dude, he's just spamming partisan bull like you are right now
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  27137.  @franklindroosevelt4712  that's classic manipulation. You're arguing that no one should argue with you. So do us a favor and shut your trap on legislative matters. Permanently.
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  27138. There's always a small list of ongoing gang wars in Lebanon.
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  27139. Since when do Pentagon bureaucrats know anything about tactics?
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  27140. Vhut?
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  27141. Liar.
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  27142. Dude, he didn't give a rip about politics, he donated to both parties just for the attention. He kept his GOP donations secret so lefty reporters would like him
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  27143. Except all that junk is correlated to each other and is correlated to a leveraged short on interest rates
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  27144. *harassment
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  27145. Lying isn't necessary in this instance
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  27146. Where is Russia too? They got tourist money
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  27147. What about them?
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  27148.  @lanik8163  Argentina is a neutral state and bribery is widespread. Convicting any specific person is pretty much impossible after all these years
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  27149.  @lanik8163  We're talking Argentine officials here
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  27150.  @lanik8163  I doubt you can name 3 people you know for a fact took a bribe from said fugitives. Also, are any of them alive?
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  27151.  @VectorOfKnowledge  we're talking about Chinese commies
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  27152. Things would be a little better if they boosted margins by mechanization rather than cheap labor and counterfeits.......
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  27153. A lot of that shit isn't relevant to lefties
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  27154. West Taiwan makes no sense as a name on account Taiwan is the name of an island and the commies are on the continent.
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  27155.  @antman7673  dude, crypto can be traded for real money
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  27156.  @hopefully2224  liars burn in hell
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  27157. It's impossible to run and aim at once.
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  27158. That sums up all Wall Street.
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  27159. @two2sm  I remember when he worked on the migrant routes. Specifically the line "this barrier isn't to keep them out of Mexico, it's to keep them out of Texas" made me think he was a quality reporter. But his channel all had partisan or uninteresting stuff, so I didn't watch it.
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  27160. I wish
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  27161. America had record setting economic growth over the last decade and people are still claiming we're in the Great Recession. Welcome to America.
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  27162. Shut up
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  27163. How much of the correlation between luxury goods and interest rates are due to idiots buying stupid stuff with other people's money?
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  27164. Or companies that lend rather than borrow.
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  27165.  @MrSupernova111  it's called value companies. Banks aren't necessarily winners as they're holding bonds at the current interest rate.
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  27166.  @brokencat2662  You sure as hell would, but these guys didn't do that.
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  27167.  @yeeyee5328  Being a military historian I'm actually facepalming at that. It's not like we all don't know the Mexican police are way more effective and honest than you'll ever be.
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  27168.  @brandon.export879  Don't you have a math test to fail?
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  27169.  @brokencat2662  You keep saying that as if you think I didn't watch the video. So shut up before you become this channel's next guest star
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  27170. @anomalytm05  fighting over pennys worth of anything is degenerative
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  27171. Clerical states were stereotyped as pacifists, but that was part of the reason behind the spread of mercenary companies since they often just outsourced that stuff to security contractors
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  27172. It would be cheaper to simply use disposable telescopes
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  27173. ​ @Michael-pv9ux 14 an hour is average wage in rural areas where cost of living is low.
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  27174. ​ @chiquita683 zero.
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  27175. ​@@Legend_6_9you say that no matter what, greedo
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  27176. ​@gimmick206 same wage as a waitress and same zero barrier for entry. Unless you can make a machine do it we're stuck with grunt labor.
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  27177. ​ @tsundude4320 especially to the greedy bastards on this thread
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  27178.  @WhatALoadOfTosca  look at the rest of this thread before insulting people
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  27179. Side? There are no sides. There are fools, their are crooks, there are honest folk, and none of that has anything to do with how much cash you got. Also, the government didn't bail anyone out. They organized the buyout of AIG, but you're just spreading castration worthy libel if you say otherwise.
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  27180. We sure as hell don't. Only the Muslim God encourages sex slavery.
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  27181. South Africa's? Yeah, there are genocidal types to worry about.
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  27182. Shut up, dorko
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  27183. You won't.
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  27184. Shut up
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  27185. Elon does do weed....
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  27186.  @wilfredpeake9987  Depends on the company. In companies where the founder or his son run the show, the brass is usually a family affair. But the majority of execs are employees like most people, and these hirelings are overhelmingly workaholics and cheapskates because that's what brutal business math incentivizes.
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  27187.  @wilfredpeake9987  an exec, by definition, owns shares in the company
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  27188.  @TheTariqibnziyad  wealth doesn't equal spoiled any more than poverty equals honesty. Heck, I wouldn't even know how to spend all that money.
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  27189. ​ @You_are_Right_ he was more skilled in his fraud
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  27190. Depends on the fund. The giant funds are lead by star investors and the buyer expect big returns and not hedging from market risk.
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  27191.  @tylerhood5035  found the drug dealer
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  27192.  @gilberttorres8  reply to the wrong person?
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  27193.  @KenoshaCaptures  liar
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  27194. You never watched Captain Dissillusion, then @KenoshaCaptures 
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  27195. Shut up@squibbelsmcjohnson
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  27196. @elizabethhenning778  you didn't look it up either. But it doesn't matter, it's just demogogery that will be thrown out immediately and never mentioned again like all the other hundreds of sham lawsuits against the Feds
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  27197. Vhut?
    1
  27198. If possible, yes
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  27199. Liar
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  27200.  @BrowncoatGofAZ  Yeah, it says a lot when most people have only heard of these guns through Ian
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  27201. And immediately lost it all
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  27202. And body armor
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  27203. Vhut?
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  27204.  @bla-ig4bd  The Fed don't need no excuse, nor do they have an incentive to delay anything, bozo.
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  27205.  @fusion9619  What dollar outflow? Currencies aren't ETFs, they don't have market caps. Are you confusing outflow with inflation?
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  27206. Shut up before we pressgang you into the foreign legion
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  27207.  @susangirardi3655  No, your boyfriend is
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  27208. Wait, do we know for a fact he got undisclosed kickbacks?
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  27209. ​@Sgs9199 this is fraud and we can charge you with it
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  27210. Rockets are mostly made in the US and Europe.
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  27211. It never had credibility
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  27212. A lot of governments did the same as the US to resolve the Covid crash and a lot of governments peg their currency to the dollar. Some governments even deliberately set inflation above the US in order to incentivize exports.
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  27213.  @arsenalreign  slimy yet satisfying.
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  27214. This is why you're not a lawyer
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  27215.  @eatmyshorts7973  that you have no friggin clue what you're talking about. The case laws and reasonings behind it concerning this were well established decades ago.
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  27216.  @eatmyshorts7973  quit proving the point. Look up Delahanty v Hinckley if you really are interested.
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  27217. Did the ancient egyptians really eat the stuff or did the modern egyptians simply pick it up from Napoleon's men?
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  27218. Yes, he did do good science. He was just a degenerate thrill seeker
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  27219. If you're a corporate exec, you could do that.
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  27220. That won't necessarily solve anything as Moscow may impose their own sanctions.
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  27221.  @chris0000924  You sure as hell are, herr sycophant. Especially since the only thing stopping WWIII is nuclear deterrance.
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  27222. Dude, this frankly isn't too uncommon. Recessions or wars down south causes surges of illegal and legal immigration to the US, causing massive backlogs in booking and deporting them.
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  27223. No one cares.
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  27224. Too much leverage means the portfolio will inevitably hit zero at some point. Also, the average return over any given time period would be the same (BEFORE FEES). The general rule is you shouldn't borrow to buy things you don't need. You don't need stocks.
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  27225. Not if you know what you're talking about. Dozens of nations bought it, from Rhodesia to Germany to Mexico to the Ivory Coast. The CIA even bought 3,000 untraceable Uzis. Over 10 million were produced by both Israel and 6 different licensed and unlicensed nations and dozens of variants have been made. Not exactly a flop by any measure.
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  27226.  @nemisous83  oh.... Sorry
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  27227. Come on. People complain about first world poverty even today in America even as they buy premium foods and get high speed internet they don't need.
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  27228.  @The_Wonders_of_Earth  Quit being silly. For starters, the police department is immune from lawsuits. But more importantly, that lady has way more authority than your lazy butt ever will.
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  27229. Perhaps because he really is the cause of the mismanagement and abuse, but he wants to look good for the cameras.
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  27230. @ I question your intelligence. I was saying cars are stupid cheap compared to how complex they are exactly because factories are maxed out
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  27231. @ Liars get scalped. Cars are actually a lot cheaper now than 50 years ago because of all the automation. That's why a lot of men can afford those oversized worktrucks
    1
  27232. Shut up
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  27233.  @treeandre1978  you have a death wish. Where do you live?
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  27234. Possibly, or it's some kind of fluke with large one-off bulk sales.
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  27235.  @specialkonacid6574  doesn't happen too much or too often to really worry about outside startups and vice industries
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  27236. That's life
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  27237. He saw a bunch of red flags and was effected minimally because he wasn't involved in the mania
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  27238. ​@Knight of the Empire depends on department
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  27239. ​ @MrCarGuy  go away
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  27240. ​ @tonyelbows  liar
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  27241. You really want to hear the story or would you rather be sued for defamation?
    1
  27242. Do you have a death wish?
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  27243.  @nadinenadine9739  hardly. A large portion of all self-identified Muslims are fake. They were born into the group and have never observed Islam in any capacity.
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  27244.  @Noamchomsky1917  Happens all the time, fucker.
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  27245. This guy is losing a lot more money trading stocks than he's willing to admit.
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  27246. Found the shoplifter
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  27247. Everyone likes space. Also, car makers are dominated by engies.
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  27248. Shut up
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  27249. No....
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  27250. @user-mn4dq6pv6g  it's a statistical fact. They typically don't regret spending the money
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  27251. Nigeria is too far away
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  27252. He's an Arab
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  27253. found the wife beater
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  27254.  @NoneStar  You never heard of property deeds? And no, courts require the buyer to pay the current fair market price, but most buyers will offer 110% of that just so no one complains. We can force you to sell your house just like we can force you to put on a uniform and kill a total stranger wearing a different uniform. And you will do it, eagerly and willingly.
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  27255. You don't need politics to get involved when the Pentagon has a strong preferrence for high-tech general purpose solutions like you might see in the movies. Costs be damned as they value lives over money regardless if it makes a lick of strategic sense. Heck, at one point we were even working on mechanical exoskeletons. Although public appeal for the F-35 did help it stay budgeted.
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  27256. Except we know for a fact BTC was intended as a commodity as Satoshi its inventor sold all his coins a couple months after setting up the system when he had recruited some miners. Dogecoin was likewise a joke. Most of the others were intended to make money, and it's currently unknowable how many will be banned, but certainly a lot of them.
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  27257.  @phillipsusi1791  I think you don't know as much about this topic as you think. Commodity and currency are not mutually exclusive
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  27258. Source? And how big a sample size we're dealing with.
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  27259.  @robertdarby1039  must have missed it..... Sorry
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  27260. There's varying definitions of that term
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  27261. This idiot doesn't realize Mexico is loaded with illegal monopolies.
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  27262. ​ @SerenityIsLost shut up
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  27263. Dude, it's simply. She's an idiot and doesn't want anyone's sob story to eclipse black Americans. We're talking about someone who likes Star Trek for the sole reason the a black actress depicted Uhura.
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  27264. Allegedly. Operating word is allegedly.
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  27265. Vhut? Getting that label means you're forced to follow the strictest possible standards. It's near impossible to meat the Fed's standards for a GSIB
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  27266. There's a strong corelation between economics and suicides. I.E. Every time the market crashes or big businesses fall, there is a spike in suicides mostly by men who lost big. Nazi Germany was no different as lost property, careers, or freedom and some of them offed themselves
    1
  27267. But the fact remains they aren't making bank, they are paying the bills.
    1
  27268. The Caucacus is outside our sphere of influence. The Russians are the arbiters there
    1
  27269. Yes, because in all the history of science, nothing bad has ever happened from heating a pressurized tank.
    1
  27270. That's one of the few cryptos that isn't
    1
  27271.  @jpapss  According to google search it is.
    1
  27272.  @jpapss  as opposed to literally a random guy who doesn't even know how googling stuff works?
    1
  27273.  @jpapss  you're definitely in the red right now. BTW, what did you mean by BTC if not bitcoin?
    1
  27274.  @jpapss  The ticker is just shorthand, so quit being cryptic. Do you mean to say that bitcoin exchanges are a scam and the old-fashioned peer to peer clandestine transfers are not?
    1
  27275.  @jpapss  this goon thinks I don't know Satoshi's real identity....
    1
  27276. The Kibbutzim would agree.....
    1
  27277. China isn't a Phantom. And it's called a Cold War.
    1
  27278. Quit bullshitting about the charges being political. No one likes being stolen from.
    1
  27279. No. End of story.
    1
  27280. Two shots fired. One into the suspect's heart. Another into the arm of the other cop trying to grab the rifle.
    1
  27281. How?
    1
  27282.  @jimmyg9186  Anything besides what she actually did. And BTW the SS were all volunteer, although many were looking for government jobs.
    1
  27283.  @oranebrown2169  bug off
    1
  27284.  @Graymenn  Annihilation of armies is extremely rare. Losing 1/3 soldiers is usually immediately decisive. Why you think most Americans have ancestries on both sides of the Civil War, Revolutionary War, and/or Indian Wars? As Lincoln said "I destroy my enemies when I make them my friends."
    1
  27285.  @michaelsasylum  you deserve to lose money for your lies and hypocrisy
    1
  27286. No... The Union spent more
    1
  27287. That's pretty much how self-propelled artillery works.
    1
  27288. No, because they are depleted. Radiation isn't the issue, pyrophoric inition is.
    1
  27289. You should talk
    1
  27290.  @Moustaph7  parts of Africa did do just that during the world wars when they were one country with this or that European state. But the idea any African country could straight up invade and overcome a European state is a bit ludicrous. Just look at the disparity between Mali and France, where the former has low literacy, few vehicles, no planes but what first world allies provide, no factories but what first world investors provide, and general poverty limiting military budgets. The French, however, have enough air power in France to send them to the four winds in a matter of days.
    1
  27291. It's America. We complain no matter what the bosses do
    1
  27292. Jake Tran?
    1
  27293. Greenback currencies cannot possibly be in a bubble. You don't even frickin know the meaning of the word
    1
  27294. Turnover is a problem in dispatch. They're not paid as well as other parts of law enforcement since they have a script to go off of but they get all the stress of hearing people in trouble.
    1
  27295. That isn't what happened and you know it. The suspect was struggling because dog bites hurt, cop didn't care and just wanted him cuffed first.
    1
  27296. In the Roman era, Europe resembled Siberia more than it did Europe, and the Mediterranean was prodigiously fertile. No one knows why the shift occurred.
    1
  27297.  @OKThen01  it's whataboutism
    1
  27298. Two totally different kinds of boats. And these take years to build and a lot of money committed.
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  27299. @sooje nite mainly because they treat their workers as pollo
    1
  27300. It's Yemen. Estimated 19 out of 20 people are addicted to khat. Plus alcohol, tobacco, opioids, and pain medicine are widely used and abused in unregulated markets.
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  27301. That might not be a bad thing because we still don't know if he's guilty @lisapet160 
    1
  27302. No one swarms drones
    1
  27303. Imagine if the Fed borrowed money using dollars as collateral.
    1
  27304. Clickbait
    1
  27305. Chinese private companies prefer white skilled workers. They call them white monkeys and part of their job is to convince fools they have foreign help. The name comes from how many of these are paid actors
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  27306. Whose?
    1
  27307. Shut up
    1
  27308.  @dirtyshinobii  Shut up
    1
  27309. Oh, don't worry. You can buy something like a REIT, where they're legally required to give you a cut of the revenue.
    1
  27310. It's all fake.
    1
  27311. Maybe soon
    1
  27312. At someone's expense, anyway
    1
  27313. From what I gather there isn't really a frontline.
    1
  27314. No atrocity Olympics
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  27315. The idea basing a stealth plane with SR71 style designsout of those is ridiculous
    1
  27316. @sfjarhead4062  I do not jave time to explain aerodynamics
    1
  27317. That was debunked months ago.
    1
  27318.  @thezquad  you are officially defaming now
    1
  27319. Robinhood passes on stock lending revenue to customers. I personally have received pennies for only select shares.
    1
  27320.  @maxsmart9116  reply to wrong person?
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  27321.  @richvanek1363  mighty big allegation there. Can you prove that A) it was foreseeable, B) it was foreseen, and C) the accounts profited from keeping it to themselves? Remember, stupidity is not a crime.
    1
  27322.  @jtjones4081  you
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  27323.  @josephdominics5935  I ain't paying for some idiot to harass managers. I can do that myself.
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  27324. Effective summary of Chinese education. But I will add that Chinese high schools do a lot of the same things that boot camps do. That dehumanizing meyhem plus a heavy reliance on standardized tests plus tight schedules and huge classes means the easiest way to succeed is to cheat. And everyone in these schools are seeking success rather than learning. China can't compete because they're overly competitive.
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  27325. it's the batteries NASA uses to withstand extreme conditions. @antoniofernandesmarchetti1097 
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  27326. The river where I live has the same issue. In the last 2 centuries it has run dry for 6 years and overflowed its banks twice
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  27327. Liars burn in hell with a nailgun on their spine
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  27328. Dude, it's essentially falafel.
    1
  27329. There's one allegedly serious dividend investor here on YouTube that claims dividend yield is not a measure of risk.
    1
  27330. That kind of lie can get you disemboweled, coward
    1
  27331.  @iowafarmboy  that could mean totally different things depending who you're responding to
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  27332.  Wanye Smith  wut?
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  27333.  @justinevans1790  because "You moron" will likely result in a write up.
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  27334.  Wanye Smith  be serious. We ain't doing that.
    1
  27335.  @YTemployeesrPDFfiles  you don't know what the hell you're talking about. Do want to know why?
    1
  27336. We're finally getting a probe to Europa. The moon with water volcanoes!
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  27337. The starting video is clearly staged, but if they enforce births like they enforced abortions it will happen
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  27338. Same story different year
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  27339. Birth rate is dictated by economics, not ideology. If conditions are too hard, people just stop having sex
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  27340. The episodes that aren't censored in the collection DVDs, anyway
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  27341. Shut up
    1
  27342. You know UN charity is code for charity from Christian nations, right?
    1
  27343. I got kicked from that sub because my macroeconomic investing was to much even for them.......
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  27344.  @shushup6557  No, I can do just that to prove otherwise
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  27345. @VFella  you say that but won't reduce your own waste anyway
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  27346.  @disorganizedorg  dude, it's not like half of France ain't just going to buy the disposable stuff across the border
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  27347. Exploration? These vultures are a lot of things, but you clearly have been on Reddit to long if you're apply that buzzword to everything involving money.
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  27348.  @chaymabh2050  exploitation became a pejorative because it was the word the Dutch used to refer to their development of the Congo. The many crimes there got the term changed to mean "systemic robbery" or "slave-like conditions." These days it's just an insult incompetent socialists throw at any and all businesses. With the funeral business, the word you're looking for is cutthroat competition. You see how prices are dirt cheap and they hang around murder/accident scenes. It would be strange if these guys started fighting each other for turf.....
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  27349. When it went up, these idiots wouldn't shut up. Now it collapses, and they're nowhere to be found. Repeat.
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  27350. Dude, we're all Americans here.
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  27351. They literally legalized piracy against white people
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  27352. @wakannnai1  you'd think, but if everyone caught on they'd just double count revenue (E.G. local revenue is counted on both city and state revenue figures)
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  27353.  @geekseven3477  go away
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  27354. The fact you feel the need to say that implies there is reason to believe otherwise
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  27355.  @GrandMoffTarkinsTeaDispenser  given the level of bullshit surrounding everything Ottoman, don't be surprised when people get skeptical
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  27356. They're called hot dogs.
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  27357. The wages of sin.
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  27358. How much did you lose?
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  27359. You mean where people may or may not have died due an experiment? Probably doesn't happen much, even frauds feel bad when people get hurt
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  27360. Is he fixing on a coup?
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  27361. Who is they? And this isn't exactly a problem. On the one hand, the community can set up new services quickly and there's no barrier for men of modest means to rise to the top. On the other hand, a lot of weirdness results from ventures that could never be profitable.
    1
  27362.  @iveyhealth2266  shut up
    1
  27363. But Hass, the man's name, is pronounced Hoss. I think you're both right
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  27364. You wrote that after it deployed.
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  27365. Not exactly. It's like those street racers taking corners at 90mph, they know they'll die eventually they just don't care and want to have fun in the interim.
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  27366. Some more than others.
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  27367. FYI for those of you thinking back to 2008; The worst of these assets, the "toxic waste" class were often held by the banks issuing the CDOs since no one wanted to buy them. So before you make wild allegations understand the guys making the CDOs suffered the heaviest losses.
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  27368. Laws don't matter in Turkey.
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  27369. It's called terrorism and they want the attacks to be as outrageous as possible
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  27370.  @boroqcat  this labor isn't free
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  27371.  @boroqcat  purposeful hyperbole is lying
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  27372.  @boroqcat  get a job, hippy
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  27373.  @OffGridInvestor  well, most of the people who get into it are between jobs, or need extra cash on the weekends
    1
  27374. Because it's a ponzi scheme
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  27375. Correction: Operation Dingo was reported to have killed over ONE thousand people, most of which were bush soldiers but some of them were just in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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  27376.  @jessedee8635  excrpt that didn't happen
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  27377. It would vary between countries. Canadians, for instance, should invest in US stocks because of minimal added risks, which skews the numbers. Russians should exhibit extreme home-country bias, because most of their "foreign" friends use the Moscow stock exchange anyway.
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  27378. The SEC won't allow that.
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  27379. AKA the K-factor. Don't ask what it means.
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  27380. ​ @jibril2473  don't you have a guard dog to poison?
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  27381. ​ @madhavyu  he doesn't care. He'd blame white people for Bantus pooping in the river they drink from
    1
  27382. Shut up
    1
  27383. ​ @pretty5793  Depends where you live. The cost in Alaska is like tripple what it is in the midwest
    1
  27384. They know.
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  27385. Lose the trash talk, you look like both a liar and an idiot when you do that.
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  27386. Anyone that would question it had already dismissed crypto.
    1
  27387. Do we care?
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  27388. Shut up
    1
  27389. Zuck didn't put you in Facebook jail, you ain't that important
    1
  27390. Obligatory flaimbait retort!
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  27391. Most of them
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  27392. English a second language for you?
    1
  27393. But the insane amount of money that wall street sometimes offers....
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  27394. Terrorism?
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  27395. Iran doesn't have that.
    1
  27396. You hear what he did to that porn actress?
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  27397. Because the Ottomans only ruled Africa on paper. Key lords had to pay protection money, which they did because the Ottomans would throw away whole armies just so they could pretend they won. The Ottomans only had actual power over what is now western and central Turkey with small colonies all over.
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  27398.  @kuvikina  Are you counting Istanbul as the Balkans?
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  27399.  @realism1019  Outsourced? Who in the world is both A) most trustworthy and B) trusted by Mexicans?
    1
  27400.  @tankman20064  wut?
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  27401. @Mark_Kiwi  actually, you're slightly off. There were multiple railroad bubbles in the Victorian era. At one point hyped investors said rails would replace all highways. Needless to say, they went bankrupt, but the population grew to catch up with the rails so they still use them.
    1
  27402. Shock includes heart attack from sudden blood loss
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  27403. They were charged with fraud. But you may still be right.........
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  27404. Nah. There's lots of rich chumps all over the world where 800 dollar collectable shoes are nothing. There's +18,000 millionaires in the US and 10% of American workers make over 150,000 a year.
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  27405. Shut up
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  27406.  @godsnotdonewithyouyet6955  Shut up before we pressgang you into the foreign legion
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  27407. He was a compulsive gambler, not greedy
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  27408. India is loaded with scams, it shouldn't surprise anyone the elites are no different.
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  27409.  @MsKelvin99  I personally evaded two scams, one on Craiglist and one on the phone, and I live in rural America. Many entire call centers dedicated to scams have been found in India. That is to say nothing of contract employment scams, where most workers are brought in as independent contractors with much of their pay being given at a bonus several years in the future, and of course they fire them rather than pay them. Likewise, many women from lower castes are tricked into getting sterilized, and there are conspiracy theories about "love Jihad" where Pakistan aims to conquer India by having Indian Muslims marry Hindi girls (I swear, that's actually happened). Rapes are generally unreported, because the victims are often arrested for prostitution. The list goes on, and on, AND ON, AND ON.
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  27410.  @sachin2842  This is widely known in the English speaking world.
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  27411. Sorry, but you're mistaken. High-Frequency Trading is legit and the Medallion Fund averaged 60% per year BEFORE fees with other HFT hedge funds coming below that. Quantum computers only exist experimentally as according to the scientists it's hard to get them to do stuff, hard to get the results, and gard to interpret the results. What you describe isn't even possible with spoofing (high tech market manipulation). The biggest known spoofer averaged less than 1% a day by using an algorithm that would send millions if fake orders in order to trick someone into taking an unfavorable price so he could instantly sell for a slightly better price.
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  27412.  @sarahpeterson2702  don't predict the performance of a machine that probably won't exist in our lifetimes. Besides, there would be other powerful machines to compete with, so it wouldn't be instant riches.
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  27413. The Lebanese government is largely defunct
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  27414. Watch the video. On day one, they were some rich chump's philanthropy
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  27415.  @zachb1706  Bagholder detected.
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  27416. Or you could be Minecraft, and simply add more stuff to the same sandbox game every year.
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  27417.  @petepeter8873  100 a week for one guy? You must eat a restaurants routinely, which is the definition of NOT poor if you can afford to pay someone to make food for your lazy butt. You must also live in the heart of a big city where rent is twice the national average and four times what the rent is in rural areas. So cease your whining, you live a good life.
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  27418.  @petepeter8873  liars burn in hell. You have to intentionally buy nice foods in order to spend that much, ya glutton. I've seen a family of 10 people get groceries for only a little more than that and I've fed myself on 25-30 a week back when I was poor.
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  27419. He's referring to the days when he slept on the factory floor when he was building Tesla factories. @jwillsher80 
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  27420. It simply slipped his mind that that happened @doncarlodivargas5497 
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  27421. No, margarin is corn oil.
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  27422. These idiots are talking about expansion while they're all broke and have criminal charges pending?
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  27423. Then what the frick are you doing on this channel?
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  27424. Lose the vague vagueries
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  27425. The politicians have uniformed soldiers do weird stuff to hide the expense from voters/taxpayers. Their arms factor is also run by infantrymen
    1
  27426. Shut up
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  27427. Dude, we don't have makeshift crematoriums overflowing with bodied
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  27428. Better than you would have done
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  27429. They do. There's a whole chapter on it in high school history in America
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  27430. Who the fuck cares even if that were actually true? You're clearly jealous of their money
    1
  27431. Lose the sycophancy and politics
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  27432. Take your medicine, Karen
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  27433. That has nothing to do with what I just said di3727 
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  27434. This is why thetagang is so profitable.
    1
  27435.  @Ophelialoki  lose the pumping
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  27436.  @januszkurahenowski2860  a lot of them aren't deluded. They're liars
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  27437. Even if that were true, we don;t care.
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  27438. That's a thief's delusion.
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  27439. Same story, different year
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  27440. Probably looking for trouble. He instinctively fought even when there was no reason to do so
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  27441. Hmm... If they sold shares to make these investments, that is commonly called a pyramid scheme
    1
  27442. The war was not half as epic as you think it was. This is what happens when you leave Afghans to their own devises. See starving baby? See healthy women? See hungry children? See strong men? Clearly, they're all fighting each other for scraps of food and blaming literally everyone else.
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  27443. Relative to other models
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  27444. You don't see it on dashcam but it's in the description. The officer chased the suspect who eventually jumped into a lagoon to hide where he was cornered and arrested.
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  27445. Your boss knows your job better than you. Get over it
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  27446. Zero.
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  27447.  @mikedriver2301  not everyone is as dirty as you are.
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  27448. I'm believe the officer that took him down is named Jacques Clouseau, and nothing you can say will convince me otherwise.
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  27449. They aren't. Lose the sensationalism.
    1
  27450. Cult? That would require people to actually like each other. I got harassed/threatened by a mob of GME fools.
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  27451. Two reasons, he was an original member of WSB and he made a ton of money. That's it
    1
  27452. There is certainly some racketeering involved, but understand a lot of these guys have a "my way or the highway" attitude. Also, they seem to lack the competency to install a steel pipe and pumping station needed to move water from inland.
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  27453. No one said otherwise. I said the aesthetics are purely functional @DeviousN 
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  27454. Quit wasting money competing for market share.
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  27455. Shut up
    1
  27456. Maybe, something's on fire over there. But in any case it's silly to play infowars in a warzone, implying this was a crime done for laughs and giggles.
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  27457. Dude, these guys were probably just trying to break out of jail
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  27458. Lying about the Afrikaner isn't necessary when he bites the hands that feed him
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  27459. It's a poor consumer that blames his banker.
    1
  27460.  @J9Esquire  that does not mean what you think it means
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  27461.  @J9Esquire  it takes a special kind of erectile dysfunction to pretend to be a trial lawyer
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  27462. Uh... you might want to fact check yourself. Cuz I think I saw something earlier about this.
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  27463. They aren't afraid of women. This is but the natural outcome of entire populations fighting for their own personal dominance. The commanders abuse the soldiers, the soldiers abuse the men, the men abuse the women, and the women abuse the children, thus continuing the cycle via learned behavior.
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  27464. Free speach is a scam in India. Kashmir is no different
    1
  27465. It's not a matter of what we should do It's what we actually do
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  27466. As if these very media sources are your primary sources for information on that topic.
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  27467. Or teach yourself like I did. Or just buy a total market ETF and not worry about it. Lose the expensive middleman.
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  27468. It says he was put on leave. That's the norm among cops when someone tries to murder you on the job.
    1
  27469.  @HemantVerma1729  go away
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  27470.  @manfromthepast  you say that as if you think you know what that means.
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  27471. This ain't even a featured story.
    1
  27472. This got nothing to do with that.
    1
  27473. German not Axis
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  27474. No one cares
    1
  27475.  keyboardemperor1112  A large portion of said banks are insolvent at the moment and loans with interest exceeding 20% are quite common. Plus you're often required to have provincial residency status to open a bank account and a large portion of China are seasonal migrants.
    1
  27476.  @coolspot18  Not everyone. Especially the seasonal workers who work on farms during planting/harvest and work other temp jobs in the cities at other times.
    1
  27477.  @murphytalk  News? I go a lot deeper than what you see headlines for. And you're flatly lying if you say most Chinese people have debit cards. Most rely on cash withdrawals from ATMs.
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  27478.  keyboardemperor1112  are you the same fool I just replied to?
    1
  27479.  @murphytalk  this goon doesn't know the difference between a bank account and a debit card
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  27480.  keyboardemperor1112  You think I haven't seen China? Also, did you actually read anything I just said?
    1
  27481. Bagholder detected
    1
  27482. It's called incompetent greedy bastards, like most of the people that spread hate about them
    1
  27483. This is why bullwhips exist.
    1
  27484.  @Veheloth  Keywords, likely. A lot of talk about banned items here, and expletives are also censored by the algorithm.
    1
  27485. Into what?
    1
  27486. These guys were still making money even after that nonsense. Bill Gates has actually been working on modular reactors for a couple years before ChatGBT
    1
  27487. @user-zt4zr7eg6z  reply to the wrong person?
    1
  27488. Stupidity
    1
  27489. Liar
    1
  27490. Is Bond Street catering to "wealth generators" or Ponzi schemers and cartel bosses?
    1
  27491. No.
    1
  27492. Quality original content... All I can say is... Tank You.
    1
  27493. Most of these guys don't work for any government, though. They're just armed gangs extorting people.
    1
  27494. Nah, it's called nervousness
    1
  27495. Shut up
    1
  27496. It's one among hundreds of strategic materials
    1
  27497. Even if he exists, you wouldn't find the killing on camera.
    1
  27498. Vhut? Islands routinely get decimated by natural fires. Plants burn, you fool
    1
  27499. Vhut? Islands routinely get decimated by natural fires. Plants burn, you fool
    1
  27500. Can be stupidly easy or really hard depending on who you are and politics. Right now a tourist visa shouldn't be an issue because they need tourists
    1
  27501.  @Stumpy-mv2iq  you trying to look like a commie?
    1
  27502. Don't waste your time debunking these criminally incompetent frauds. Even the people spreading them will admit it's fake
    1
  27503. That makes no sense given the subject matter. Copy-paste that on any article with her name on it, much?
    1
  27504. Dear Coffeezilla, ever think of reviewing the DD of activist short sellers? There's places like Scorpion Capital that issue newsletters leveling fraud allegations against suspect companies and it's always a good read and often leads to real world charges.
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  27505. Rebels
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  27506. It probably resembles a rifle because it's faster and cheaper to use modified off the shelf parts than design from ground up.
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  27507. It's pretty damning when the non-insider commentary on the matter ranges from ghost town to 100% negative
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  27508. Murphy's law says that since it can happen to any of them, it will eventually happen to all of them.
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  27509. No. That would be securities fraud. So they speak of vague bank failures so they don't need to provide any real evidence
    1
  27510. It's when you have a net negative investment. Like if you borrow shares in order to sell them, or enter in an option or futures contract to sell a stock or commodity at a specified date even though you don't own it.
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  27511.  @CantHandleThisCanYa  Hindis aren't Gypsies
    1
  27512. They make a lot more money than you ever will.
    1
  27513.  @diegoaguilar6602  you think I read that? I was implying it was sour grapes talking.
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  27514. Tesla's China experiece was cut short due to cartel behaviors from Chinese car makers. Apple was hyped up in the civilized world too and in the early days of the internet tales abounded of employees damaging company property to get the latest IPhone. But yes, the purely luxury items followed a similar trend to this brand as Chinese people borrowed money they couldn't repay and spent it all on luxury items they cared nothing for just to show off. One corrupt official said she got so many luxury items as gifts that she had a secret apartment full of things she dare not even use. Most of the gifts were unsolicited bribes that she was not allowed to say no to.
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  27515. Not at this time. And why would that be a problem? BTW, dollarization shifts the costs of maintaining a currency onto the US
    1
  27516. Yeah, we could have let tens of thousands of people die in another civil war. Those fools ain't worth saving.
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  27517. That won't be profitable for decades. Let the universities and venture capital chumps fund that
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  27518.  @chiquita683  Not always. Like most peoplee, many execs prefer their pay in cash and spend it all as soon as they get it. This costs more in taxes and it takes from company operations whereas shares can be generated from thin air.
    1
  27519.  @stephanguitar9778  that's not how exotic stock options work.
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  27520. Shut up
    1
  27521. They aren't. During the Trade War diplomats found that Israeli officials weren't even aware it was happening.
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  27522. A lot of places are. Some parts of the reclaimed forests are too far from any river for crops.
    1
  27523. No... A ponzi scheme is "multi-layered marketing," and you mean to say scam. But it isn't that either as no one did this on purpose and no one is making off with the money.
    1
  27524. Vhut?
    1
  27525.  @gigwalnutz1527  shut up
    1
  27526. Can be, especially with the inpurities China allows
    1
  27527.  @Drewhink  You just say that because there are recent big ones fresh in your mind
    1
  27528.  @BingusDingusLingus  you can't name any place in the world disaster free because they don't exist
    1
  27529. Come and drive us out, pendejo.
    1
  27530.  @zomgoose  you sound like you just don't like the rent where you live
    1
  27531.  @zomgoose  the angrier you get the more I think you're just a scammer
    1
  27532.  @zomgoose  nothing. Why would I care
    1
  27533.  @zomgoose  you're predicting volatility and systemic issues that simply won't happen
    1
  27534.  @zomgoose  liars burn in hell. And using your real name on an account full of made up junk is a bad idea.
    1
  27535.  @zomgoose  you should talk, grifter
    1
  27536. Relevance?
    1
  27537. Put the weed down
    1
  27538. The reason the Mongols have a bad reputation is centuries later in India an empire doing many horrible things called itself the Mongols and the British Empire crushed them. What they didn't realize was the Mongol connection was bogus
    1
  27539. If the sickness suddenly stopped that probably means the culprit stopped or got arrested.
    1
  27540. Like you could do better
    1
  27541.  @caring-assoul_  Aikras, ibn kalb. You wouldn't even have the courage to get you girlfriend to quit SPANKING you
    1
  27542.  @ionnanskilliorus6877  Binance literally just had a bankrun. Garry Gensler himself said he thinks all crypto exchanges are frauds. Virtually all crypto assets are held by speculators and the only thing ever purchased with them are other crypto assets. It is all trash. THEY are all trash. And we will treat it as such.
    1
  27543.  @browngreen933  It's called a cartel
    1
  27544.  @theywouldnthavetocensormei9231  They're all totalitarians where the state owns and operates everything. End of story. Authoritarianism refers to Kings who are not called Kings, like how the Arabs even now called their leaders Rais (meaning King) when speaking Arabic, but call them President or Prime Minister when speaking English
    1
  27545. @ Shut up
    1
  27546. @ Sh*tup, goofball. Any attempt to parallel a modern group to the Nazis will get you doxced
    1
  27547. @fenlander7114  maybe it use to but not now
    1
  27548. This isn't any different from all the other dozens of times migrant warrior companies inserted themselves as elites in various lands
    1
  27549. Make stuff?
    1
  27550. Tell it to that chicken you ate for lunch
    1
  27551. No one is surprised
    1
  27552. Not at all then
    1
  27553. We don't want them. El norte de Mexico and Canada are the candidates for that
    1
  27554. Not really. War in Europe doesn't effect this part of the world and most or all of the recent fighting was completely uncoordinated.
    1
  27555. Not any worse than lead bullets.
    1
  27556. The ocean is big. This thing was not even a drop in comparison.
    1
  27557.  @hbbaxter9199  not even that much. Besides, fish repopulate quickly and even 100 rockets a year is nothing compared to sea life eggs laid.
    1
  27558. Not always too lazy. Petty criminals refuse to do math and get angry when you say too expensive because they plan to beg, borrow, steal when bills come due. I know people that do this
    1
  27559. No one cares
    1
  27560. You deserved your jail sentence.
    1
  27561. Ha. Countless people have worked for nuclear plants, including submariners
    1
  27562. A lot of these goons pretend to hate Jews simply because it annoys the US
    1
  27563.  @evanh9301  They still had to surrender patents, sorry for not making that clear.
    1
  27564. Lose the trash talk.
    1
  27565. Quit giving arbitrary dates for this stuff. Involution can last months, it can last decades.
    1
  27566. These guys weren't even protesting anything. Curious you equate protests with plots to murder government official
    1
  27567. Practice what you preach and get yourself fixed.
    1
  27568.  @monacorising  to include the elitists that push birth control onto poor people. Yes, many such people exist, to include all the initial lead activists for free pills (they thought it would weed out stupid people).
    1
  27569. It was always like this
    1
  27570. Propaganda doesn't just not work but it destroys public trust. I.E. there were some reports about the Concentration Camps before Germany was defeated, but literally no one believed they were telling the whole truth
    1
  27571. ​@vegas9440 you can get high off fentanyl on your skin. You just shouldn't die
    1
  27572. "Proper socialism?" I say as a military history that no two self described socialists have ever agreed what "proper socialism" was simply because they all wanted their way in absolutely everything.
    1
  27573.  @l4m41987  how can you talk so much but say so little?
    1
  27574.  @l4m41987  you'd lose
    1
  27575.  @tacomonkey222  you need to go back the Econ101.
    1
  27576. Come on. Draughts aren't why they stopped exporting food
    1
  27577. watch the video
    1
  27578. That is called meme stocks
    1
  27579. This is just a test firing. Some idiot Arab did exactly that once, though.
    1
  27580.  @tomk2010  You mean Syria. That happened in Syria.
    1
  27581.  @tomk2010  No, I mean US soldiers have never done that, but some of our Arab allies have. Also as the other guy pointed out these Coyote rockets aren't cruise missiles, they're about the same price as a big consumer drone.
    1
  27582. That sounds fine until a volatility spike hits and you lose more than the original investment. Like picking up nickles from a railway track.
    1
  27583. Go away, liar
    1
  27584. What con?
    1
  27585. @StArShIpEnTeRpRiSe  come on. We both know if you actually cared to know you would have googled "Russian naval battle list" and immediately saw Sungari and realized how much of an arrogant idiot you're acting like. Now shut up before your mother beats some sense into your skull.
    1
  27586. Yep, he's African.
    1
  27587. Yes
    1
  27588. Thems the rules. Just because you don't like them doesn't mean a jury won't send you to jail. Get over it.
    1
  27589. The main argument for legalization was to make the vice pay for the rehab centers.
    1
  27590. Tell it to your mother
    1
  27591. No. Now spam elsewhere.
    1
  27592.  Deporting Americans Back to Europe  found the racist troll
    1
  27593.  Deporting Americans Back to Europe  no one cares, least of all you. You just looked for the first contrarian thing you could find in order to start arguments, trollface. So shut up and get drafted.
    1
  27594.  Deporting Americans Back to Europe  you need to get your phone taken away, kid.
    1
  27595.  Deporting Americans Back to Europe  go cry out in a prison shower, troll
    1
  27596. Robots would have superhuman levels of activity, making them look more common
    1
  27597.  @ericktellez7632  That's silly. Mexicans can earn four times here what they can down south
    1
  27598. Shut up
    1
  27599. FINALLY! Someone who knows what marines are!
    1
  27600. Vhut?
    1
  27601.  @Thomas-Skaa  you ain't making sense. No amount of technology makes your face bullet proof
    1
  27602. @unclepockets4241  come on. It's not like you're even brave enough to ask your girlfriend to quit spanking you.
    1
  27603. Suisse Bank doesn't have WWII era loot. The bank continued operations in Axis controlled Europe, to include helping fleeing Nazis get themselves and their stuff to Argentina.
    1
  27604. Depends on region
    1
  27605. Dude, we didn't. The drama was interrupted when Shkreli went to prison for an unrelated crime.
    1
  27606.  @MrTaxiRob  dude, the article was about how civil penalties were leveled. What you mean to say is "it's not specifically outlawed."
    1
  27607. How much did you lose?
    1
  27608. Welcome to the inner city where all the bullshit is definitely the fault of old white men.
    1
  27609. He's not theologically accurate to any religion whatsoever. What is the issue?
    1
  27610. That flatly contradicts everything he's done with his money. He's been slowly giving it all away over the years whilst living in a mansion.
    1
  27611.  @phoenix5054  those religious trends exist for the same reason ethnicities and accents exist. Most of the locals spend most of their lives in a given area and each adopt the culture of their neighbors and their kids marry each other. Leading to many trends taking off in one place and falling flat in another. Serb =/= orthodox =/= Serbia Croat =/= Catholic =/= Croatia. Bosniak =/= Muslim =/= Bosnia. In fact, most of the marriages in Sarajevo are across some sort of ethnic/religious/national divide because of the steady exchange of people from all over former Yugoslavia. That's also why war is weird there, because there are innumerable theoretically viable states.
    1
  27612. "BUBBLES! Bubbles bubbles bubbles!"
    1
  27613. I wouldn't say anything of that sort until I see the rationale behind the regs. Rather than indiscriminately damn all the regs.
    1
  27614.  @zamasu_777  there's a lot of bizarre libel floating around vaccines that no one bere pays attention to. Explain, please.
    1
  27615.  @albertgriffith5801  that's a weird oxymoron
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  27616.  @Yabadooo12973  not remotely.
    1
  27617.  @Tential1  why you assume I'm hostile?
    1
  27618.  @peterwight3918  you should lead a strange lide
    1
  27619. One down, 5241 to go.
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  27620. A few days wages, so a couple hundred bucks now
    1
  27621. Bullies are looking for an easy target, not any actual enemy
    1
  27622.  @n0n9001  you'll know diesel when we bathe you with it. So go troll someone else.
    1
  27623. Whole lot of risk for very little profits
    1
  27624. That is also true. But not the topic at hand.
    1
  27625. I am yet to meet anyone who thought that. Are you having issues personally with your spiritual beliefs?
    1
  27626. You don't
    1
  27627. Found the wife beater
    1
  27628.  @serovea333  This isn't Iran. If that really was the case then several Holocaust deniers would be dead. And I'd be the one beating them up.
    1
  27629. Hardeehar. If there's enough food for more people, there will be more people. If there is not enough food, there will be less people. No way to stop it.
    1
  27630. Because there are regulators for them. A lot of these ghost kitchens were personal kitchens
    1
  27631. Except that wasn't connected to this argument
    1
  27632.  @AmbianEagleheart  what does that have to do with the idea the treaty itself was Germany's casus belli?
    1
  27633. The US government has never defaulted on any payment unless you count that one time when the check printer broke.
    1
  27634. A thing about Japan is the nation has Balkanized and reformed several times. However, the shift from small warring states to a unified state entailed no reduction of fighting, simply the disappearance of front lines. The final imperial period appears no different, as every field army was a functionally independent state.
    1
  27635. Wait, you're glad he offed himself by trying to kill a random cop?
    1
  27636. Europeans do not equal liberals. Europe isn't more liberal than us
    1
  27637. That literally doesn't even exist there.
    1
  27638.  @arthas640  you're thinking Soviet Russia. Communist China sure as hell ain't anything like the Soviets.
    1
  27639.  @IcarusErm  China literally took off the shelf tech, built a copy of America's big radio telescope just a little larger, just so they could say they did so. Everything in China is about putting on a face, and that phrase is of Chinese origins.
    1
  27640.  B J  you don't know as much about China as you think. The Chinese tanks back in the Cold War were so cheaply made that many soldier today can't fit in them... And they're still in use while it's not know if they work. Earlier Chinese tanks were knockoffs of Soviet tanks while the modern tanks are largely off the shelf tech. They were made crowded even for a post-famine population which were shorter and thinner than modern Chinese. Also when the Philippines bought rifles from China they actually sent a lot of them back for having defects.
    1
  27641.  B J  also, the volume of warships produced was due to extreme competition within the navy. Beijing put out the number of ships they wanted and simply bought them first come first serve. Each shipyard hastily designed and constructed mostly destroyers using as many off the shelf parts as possible. They each got as many as possible functional enough to be sold but rarely operational and as yiu can guess quality control went out the window. The result were large numbers of ships but modest tonnage. Each ship was largely confined to operate from the port that built it as none of the destroyer types were compatible with each other. And of course, there still are a lot of reliability and service life issues. These are less readily apparent on the destroyers as the submarines, which are not only noisy but have frequent deadly accidents due to ruptured seals and CO poisoning. China is still unable to operate superlarge ships because they don't have a drydock big enough form one and no single shipbuilder can afford to build one.
    1
  27642. Shut up
    1
  27643. Liars get scalped
    1
  27644. The suspect doesn't do himself any favors, let alone some undefined clique.
    1
  27645. Watch the video
    1
  27646. Who?
    1
  27647. IDK where you get that, but it's just a machine moving words abd phrases around. If it does do stuff like that it is a sign of spam behavior and garbage editorials in otherwise respectable newspapers
    1
  27648. Charge him with fraud
    1
  27649. War and st9ck performance are diametrically opposed and you should have your voting registration revoked if you say otherwise
    1
  27650. I understood that in other parts of the world, the owner of the lease takes it upon themselves to pay applicateable taxes. But yeah, it's a form of double taxation.
    1
  27651. Finish your burger, gringo.
    1
  27652. Please us /s to mark stuff as sarcasm.
    1
  27653. You assume Beijing has any idea what they're doing. They see President Biden threaten intervention, ergo the other guy can do no wrong.
    1
  27654.  @mchrysogelos7623  their propagandists, maybe. But there's nothing in recent news about mass incarceration. There's a bunch of individual incidents, though
    1
  27655. You speak Russian?
    1
  27656. Don't count chickens before they hatch.
    1
  27657. Good lord, just eat the chickens!
    1
  27658. Bullshit. You just changed the poverty metric in order to say poverty exists in Britain
    1
  27659. And you know this how?
    1
  27660. Put that back up your butt where you got it.
    1
  27661. No, fusion just doesn't leave spent fuel rods. They still irradiate the ractor itself
    1
  27662. Temu and TikTok are also ponzi schemes. Amazon and Facebook also blitzscaled and are now making money
    1
  27663. Shut up before we pressgang you into the foreign legion for trolling
    1
  27664. A lot of Chinese companies can't list because of failure to yield to US "accounting standards."
    1
  27665. This idiot thinks banks can make money without lending
    1
  27666.  @rossmacintosh5652  Yes regulation for that too.
    1
  27667. Except the sales of Louis Vuitton is an equally good substitute for that as they own most of the major brands
    1
  27668. No one is really at war and everyone knows it
    1
  27669. It's a law that allows fools to pretend top secret documents don't exist.
    1
  27670. Literally no one ever said that.
    1
  27671. Mid Bronze Age Spain was the site of some kind of war where men who were not local killed most of the local men and married their women. This was not a large war, as DNA and archeology are talking in terms of dozens of murders, but most of Spain's DNA comes from these guys
    1
  27672. You can see why in the news coverage. Daily updates printed, but no one is reading them and comments are ghost towns, not even scam bots
    1
  27673. He was drunk
    1
  27674. One and two depends how much rainfall you got versus how much the plants need. Five is a matter of whether or not you can buy and install your own power.
    1
  27675. "Anti-semite" was the Nazi euphemism for "Jew-hate." This is how the term is used in Britain.
    1
  27676. @SCOOBYGD  we're still using the same buildings as 200 years ago.
    1
  27677. Lose the silly rhetoric
    1
  27678.  @TheLocomotionFan  shut up
    1
  27679.  @TheLocomotionFan  shut up
    1
  27680. Vhut?
    1
  27681.  @whiskeymonk4085  No, I think you're trolling us in the classic sense.
    1
  27682.  @whiskeymonk4085  Like you'd know. Now shut up before you get pressganged into the Ukrainian Foreign Legion
    1
  27683. To show how precise this is, it's like the B-1b flying supersonic an inch off the ground
    1
  27684. Are you trying to sound stupid? Honest question
    1
  27685. Shut up
    1
  27686. I'm sure he's been to jail many times.
    1
  27687. Given the context I'd say its more likely he was an abusive husband whose turf had been violated. Such men will do anything to establish dominance
    1
  27688. You say that as if it didn't take months to indict every major fraud you have ever heard of.
    1
  27689.  @wanderingknight10  Being a historian, I like to think I know every major crime there is. I think you're just trying to justify your own malfeasance to yourself
    1
  27690.  @wanderingknight10  liars burn in hell. Now don't you have groceries to shoplift?
    1
  27691. The war ended years ago. Get over it.
    1
  27692. That's silly
    1
  27693. It varies wildly from year to year
    1
  27694. The comparison comes from how they were both Ponzi schemes disguised as banks.
    1
  27695. Shut up
    1
  27696. Cows are more productive per worker. In any case, hungry countries have farms, but they are hungry for other reasons
    1
  27697. Shut up
    1
  27698.  @asbeautifulasasunset  no, it was a common joke
    1
  27699. Why'd we help these gangsters?
    1
  27700. How much did you lose?
    1
  27701. Do you have a death wish?
    1
  27702.  @elvism684  a court will fail to see the difference
    1
  27703. There's a variety of entities that will pay you for killing Jews.
    1
  27704. Lose the sycophancy
    1
  27705. The weapons are fake too. The Phillippines bought some back when they were butting heads with the US and returned them because they were malfunctioning or breaking after a few shots and were not accurate. Chinese rocket battalion soldiers said that during winter cold snaps they ran out of fuel so they just stole it from the rockets and so now many are empty. The number of soldiers given is also fake, as it includes inactive reserves ready for callups but are really working civilian jobs.
    1
  27706. Wut?
    1
  27707. Bagholder detected
    1
  27708. Tell the cameraman to quit flagging his buddies.
    1
  27709. That stuff actually gets you high though. If you're going to be whataboutist, talk about the kids snorting spray paint.
    1
  27710.  @henrydebernardo7255  Wut?
    1
  27711.  @henrydebernardo7255  You don't speak for him
    1
  27712.  @sunboy1558  don't you have a synagogue to shoot up?
    1
  27713. That's literally not even the case, so shut up. Permanently.
    1
  27714. You have internet access, therefor the use of money is going pretty well for you. Cash is just a convenient middleman in trading, and everyone relies on trading in a modern economy.
    1
  27715. Shut up, people
    1
  27716. Some history subs on Reddit are loaded with socialists and neo-Nazis who think they're master manipulators. The drama is likely down to a handful of unique persons using multiple accounts (one of which is a mod on r/history)
    1
  27717. ​ @volcano.mitchell shut up
    1
  27718. How much did you lose?
    1
  27719. You do realize they don't remotely compare? As in Zim's inflation is literally exponentially hgher even now as the main crisis passed down there but is reaching its height in England
    1
  27720. First thing to know about al-Masri: The constitution and laws are just paper.
    1
  27721. Overpriced clothes is a fundamentally bad business model
    1
  27722. More like 2 million time bombs.
    1
  27723. Ha! Roosevelt sent food and bullets to Russia for the express purpose of keeping them fighting instead of making a separate peace. China wasn't a country and the warlords fought each other as often as they fought Japan and in Washington they argued whether to indiscriminately ship arms or only give them to troops working for Chiang Kai-Shek. Several native government officials of British colonies actively sought out an audience with Hitler in order to defect including Amin al-Husayni and Anwar Sedat.
    1
  27724. That's how these legal cons work. Management knows they will fail but go through the motions of trying anyway to collect sallaries and sell stock for themselves and their friends
    1
  27725. There's nothing old about these except the airframe and gun.
    1
  27726. His damnation is irrelevant. We still don't really even know if this is an accident or not
    1
  27727. Wut? Mr Zelensky is ethnic Jewish but I haven't heard of any other high profile Jew over there
    1
  27728. India's indexes are heavily correlated to the S&P but lag behind the S&P. Find stocks in remote high-income nations unless you have a specific reason to think a place will rise or fall. The turdworld will always be sluggish.
    1
  27729. A few of them.
    1
  27730. Treason is a different sort of crime. You'll find with most servicemen... They all seek out sex and few of them care how they get it. The divorce rate is really high because domestic incidents are not uncommon.
    1
  27731. These ain't cheap. It takes 10 grand of equipment and skilled machinist a full day to make an inferior product. To compare, licensed manufacturers have assembly lines and millions of dollars of equipment that can make better guns with few man hours.
    1
  27732.  @trickytrent5146  not one that can print to the standards needed to make a gun. A nice one is easily 6 grand and I saw one large printer selling for 67 grand.
    1
  27733.  @trickytrent5146  no, I don't 3d print. But I understood a lot of cheap printers simply don't have the precision that moving parts require.
    1
  27734.  @trickytrent5146  oh.
    1
  27735. Most of the expenses are covered by how the collateral for these futures are t-bills and t-bill repos. This also removes the risks with an unregulated market, and provides liquidity. So while any ETF provider is in it to make money, these guys are providing a real service.
    1
  27736. What's wrong is your incompetence and hypocrisy. Go lose money elsewhere.
    1
  27737. What?
    1
  27738. Dude, these are garden variety spree killers. Not uncommon in that part of the world.
    1
  27739. Shut up
    1
  27740. Shut up, BBC
    1
  27741. Not genetic. Jerkwad mother taught son to be jerkwad
    1
  27742. The other guy shot first and he still won. Sour grapes, much?
    1
  27743. Doomers have been saying that since the 1980's, bro.
    1
  27744. That is a joke I assume?
    1
  27745. @LikeLikeLikeLikeLke  You'rre 19 aren't you?
    1
  27746. The suspect went to hospital with gunshot wounds
    1
  27747. The chain shot cutting ropes wss tested by Mythbusters. They found the two half shots did not spread near to work as intended.
    1
  27748.  @l00k69  but the shot would simply spread slowly like a charge of grape
    1
  27749.  @josetheman239  i wish
    1
  27750.  @rdesousa8955  you think those guys even know what stocks are?
    1
  27751.  @KelvinYankey  yeah
    1
  27752. Robinhood tried to get FDIC insurance but couldn't, so they don't advertise that it is insured. In fact, their adds explicitly state you invest at your own risk.
    1
  27753.  @victordrew7927  Robinhood doesn't own their investor's stocks.
    1
  27754.  @victordrew7927  the money in user accounts that isn't in a stock. Robinhood offers interest and debit cards like a bank, but they couldn't get FDIC insurance so they changed the name from Robinhood banking to cash management
    1
  27755. He survived. And it doesn't matter what you or anyone else think was needed, what matters is if someone was genuinely afraid for their lives at the moment.
    1
  27756. Feed them live to house cats. They'll love you forever.
    1
  27757. Dude, these are Equadoran gangsters fighting each other.
    1
  27758.  @thetotalpackage2362  this is why you're never going to be a politician....
    1
  27759. The video might not even be in Gaza. There's no way they towed that lathe through a tunnel. There are some gangs that call themselves Hamas in Lebanon and those guys are known to have access to real film editors and old basic machine tools from back when the French civilized the place. Such glamor videos are also common there
    1
  27760. They appear to spend proportionally on arms and R&D, but since it's turdworld that means most of them are unarmored infantry and all their engies do is reverse engineers and counterfeit their enemy's gear.
    1
  27761. A lot of global Covid restrictions never went away, they just stop getting enforced and were forgotten about (literally).
    1
  27762. Shut up
    1
  27763.  @jhoughjr1  there are more crapholes in the states besides those
    1
  27764. How much have you lost?
    1
  27765. How much have you lost?
    1
  27766. Except if he did then the bread will have been sold for 0.002 cents.
    1
  27767. The people you pity are the people who were just trying to make cars but here comes Ponzi schemers stealing market share and threatening you for not buying in fast enough.....
    1
  27768. That's normal
    1
  27769. You must pay royalties.
    1
  27770. That rules you out. NOW SHUT UP
    1
  27771.  @upthebracket26  And why would I care if that were true. Shut up
    1
  27772. Well, fat finger mistakes, hacking, and frauds are a thing. Some trades must be canceled, but the exchange is paid NOT to pick winners and losers.
    1
  27773.  @kar12894  bug off
    1
  27774.  @kael7953  not really. If you work a trade for a lifetime and buy bonds and other safe investments, you'll have a whole kingdom to give to your kids. This process is infinitely repeatable
    1
  27775. @draneym2003  entrepreneurs as a class aren't subsidized, certain industries are. Although there are VC idiots effectively subsidizing entrepreneurs of certain races and gender
    1
  27776. He wants to be President of Brazil.
    1
  27777. That's silly. Film studios make movies of varying degrees of originality
    1
  27778. Remove that before your house burns
    1
  27779. Especially with this market when a lot of places are having big shortages
    1
  27780. It's a fraction what it was when Apollo was a thing, and there's actually a massive backlog of projects we want to do including but not limited to: Put a probe on Venus that works, get decent pictures of Pluto, send another probe to Mars to pick up the samples other probes have collected and bring them to Earth, put a probe on Europa, build a data link waystation for space probe, and so on and so forth.
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  27781. Hollywood should buy the surplus and put them in the next Star Wars movie unaltered and see if anyone notices.
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  27782. How can you talk so much but say so little?
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  27783. Liars burn in hell
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  27784. You have to be big to get real sponsors. Like +2 million subs
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  27785. I saw his interviews with Tim Dodd, he is a good engineer but that's it. He started out at the end of the tech bubble then jumped into EVs, supporting himself off money borrowed from Wall Street idiots. Only Tesla is profitable, and only slightly and only recently.
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  27786. Maybe, but the SEC also openly mocks meme stocks on their official YouTube channel.
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  27787. @CptTango22  on the contrary, the classic sign of misinformation is spam behavior
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  27788. Sure, the Russians aren't as well funded as they let on... But factor in the competition. The Ukrainians aren't some quasi-literate turdworld slave army, they're first world bad***es who are receiving help directly from armed civvies. Also, the most exaggerated claims of Russia's ability came from conspiritards with no connection or expertise in any defense industry whatsoever. And Russia's forces are far from undertrained or unmotivated.
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  27789. Now we laugh as all the fools who depended on borrowed money get slaughtered by rising interest rates.
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  27790.  @davideric7519  regardless calling it a tiny military outpost demonstrates reckless ignorance
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  27791. India also has major internal conflicts and may break up at any time. Recall India wasn't a single country any time before it was unified under British colonists. Some regional monarchies still have power.
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  27792.  @arc8244  none of those involved the whole of what is now India and many involved territories not currently part of India. Many of those were also empires, and many functionally independent states simply owed allegiance to another.
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  27793.  @keirangray902  they haven't
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  27794. Quit regurgitating bullshit from drug dealers. "Corporate greed" is a myth
    1
  27795. The wages of sin.
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  27796. Liars burn in hell
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  27797. That guy was threatening to kill people
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  27798. Liars burn in hell
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  27799.  @anivicuno9473  Shut up
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  27800. A lot of market makers lost a lot
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  27801. @Activation Codes 🔥💚🔥  no that means you get mass flagged and YouTube algorithms remove your remarks and I have no idea who you're accusing of what.
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  27802. Don't you have a synagogue to shoot up?
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  27803.  @vasme973  You know I personally debunked a lot of the libel you're regurgitating? I'm a military historian, while you're just an arrogant dipstick making stuff up for your amusement. So shut up. Forever.
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  27804. You seem to equate with individual political idiots with the whole government, leading me to believe you're as honest as you insist everyone else isn't.
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  27805. Devon Stone is neither a Romanian lawyer nor a criminal lawyer.
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  27806. Some of them, yes. Others are methheads that get evicted/fired from everywhere, the guy I met was severely retarded and argued with his family over stupid stuff, but most "homeless" are really just "couch surfing" by staying with family or friends for whatever reason or squatting. There are also beach bums who are mostly young men who do some work but they live where the weather is nice so they do not bother paying rent.
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  27807. Rest of story is in description.
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  27808. What?
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  27809. No plan survives contact with the enemy.
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  27810. Hodgies can't stand working for a boss so most of them start their own brand even if they make no money
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  27811. Because the government is bankrupt
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  27812. All the aid the Federales get says otherwise
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  27813. This idiot thinks it is possible to plan black swan events.
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  27814. No buys that Chinese junk anymore. People use to when the Ponzi scheme was going but now the Ponzi is in electric cars
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  27815. Consumer data says otherwise. Fairly recently lots of people could sustain themselves off borrowed money for a long time but those days are over and that changes spending habits
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  27816.  @calamityjane4331  these type of people often are on birth control
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  27817. Zip it
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  27818. We don't fight for money
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  27819. He is not a factor in Gaza
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  27820. Crybully lawsuits like this is why qualified immunity exists.
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  27821. Lose the TDS
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  27822. Those details are top secret. We do know the Soviets made a radiowave radar that could see stealth planes, but it required a dish the size of a football stadium so it was never built. The radar absorbing paint used today is also a "composite material" that offers unknown performance tradeoffs @Jimmy2toes4u 
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  27823. He sure as hell never said nor believed that.
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  27824.  @guillermomaclachlan1072  you cheat on your taxes, don't you?
    1
  27825.  @texastea713  that's needlessly belligerent.
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  27826. You didn't see the videos of this system eating up whole missile barrages?
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  27827. In rice fields water is used because ruce can grow in waterlogged soil. But before industrial pesticides were invented sulpher was used because it's a fertilizer and bugs don't like the smell.
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  27828.  @SMGJohn  It's mined from volcanoes. Although these days its an impurity in crude oil so it's dirt cheap to get it from there. The only place that mines brimstone these days is a volcano in Indonesia where chunks of pure sulphur are broken off by the very poor residents and sold as is.
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  27829. Liar
    1
  27830. You can get straight up scammed that way.
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  27831.  @Aidan_Neff  vhut?
    1
  27832. Dude, these are literally homeless guys fighting over rocks.
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  27833. The defenders are also scammers
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  27834. People like talking about doing that. No one actually does it
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  27835. Is it really fatty or something?
    1
  27836. That's the level of incompetence they deal with.
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  27837.  @rogergeyer9851  I'm willing to bet about twelve of the accounts on this thread are a single person. Now shut up before we get your mother involved
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  27838. Because you're a liar
    1
  27839. Shut up, WION
    1
  27840. ​ @BackyardDogPark9862  dude, it is LITERALLY the same people. I've doxxed some.
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  27841. Yes, but AWESOME too
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  27842.  @yankieowl7663  do you have a death wish?
    1
  27843.  @yankieowl7663  shut up
    1
  27844. And some people beat their spouses just to be in charge. Ego is a powerful thing.
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  27845. Plot twist: She has warrants! Alternative plot twist: She was driving!
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  27846. Found the Communist. These idiots don't know the difference between political parties and governments in the civilized world.
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  27847.  @olivialambert4124  The people who wine today, have been whining the entire time and would have wine regardless what the BBC printed. It's something Britain picked up from the US about how to treat large institutions.
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  27848.  @lxLanarchyxl  not any more than you do
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  27849. Jealous of your parent's money?
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  27850. It started out as a railroad, it ended with a silly world domination scheme.
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  27851. Let's not get sidetracked
    1
  27852. Honest question: Are you schizophrenic?
    1
  27853. Shut up, al-Thani
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  27854. r/oddlyspecific Most gold and diamonds don't come from illegal mines. And I'm guessing you want to punish 29 million people simply because of exactly one law they enforced recently. Lose the garbage editorials.
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  27855. "Be nice to geeks. Cuz eventually, you'll be working for one." -Bill Gates
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  27856. Why are Chinese license plates in Latin letters? Are the cars for English eyes?
    1
  27857. That's not what that word means.
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  27858. The Taliban is worse. And also incompetent, so the Honduran gangs would tear them to pieces.
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  27859. @awibs57  shut up and leave food industry to people who aren't liars
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  27860. @shrimpy7862  define farm. In slang it refers to any system of continuous growth and harvest. I.E. there are fish farms on the coast where people have these giant cages where they grow fish free of predators and where they're easy to catch.
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  27861.  @timothyhouse1622  Lose the insults. I'm pretty sure I'm the only one here that has actually farmed.
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  27862. @bignasty389  these idiots don't know the most basic facts about the topic like what part of the animal we use and what part we throw away
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  27863. @bignasty389  because you don't know anything about fish. Most fish lay hundreds if not thousands of eggs a year and the population is dictated by predators and food availability. You can harvest 90% of the tuna in existence every year, but that is actually impossible because nets can only be so big.
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  27864.  @hentype  don't you have a divorce to finalize?
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  27865. Learn what? Everyone has got old sores.
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  27866. Even a small bank is heavily regulated and it would be impossible for them to pull off a true ponzi scheme. It shouldn't surprise you that there was literally only one bank in America willing to work with crypto ventures.
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  27867. Who says the white dwarf was already orbiting the black hole? Maybe the white dwarf is simply what's left of the devoured star?
    1
  27868. Sell
    1
  27869. The amount of armor it's got is a bit of overkill for most armies.
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  27870. Come on. We all the talking heads are just guessing
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  27871. Shut up
    1
  27872. Of course calling them a hedge fund is a charitable way to describe it. Hedgies actually know what they're doing before they lose money...
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  27873. They?
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  27874. The suspect definitely knew plenty of hand to hand combat. The officer was good enough to survive when the other guy had the drop on him.
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  27875. You don't know as much on the topic as you think you do. We ain't just fighting bigfoots and pirates.
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  27876.  @shadowraven8768  because he's talking trash and wouldn't know the business end of a gun from his own butthole.
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  27877.  @giordanobruno9106  I don't have time to write a whole essay explaining the most basic facts of the case knowing you won't read it. So shut up
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  27878.  @giordanobruno9106  you search that since you don't know a thing about it. Now shut up
    1
  27879. Filing for bankruptcy is a Colt tradition.
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  27880. If he was high he wouldn't have felt anything
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  27881. Liars get scalped
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  27882. Not even that, they simply stole an unknown amount of data from the F-35 and tried to make a plane in a hurry using men that knew nothing about stealth.
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  27883. [Insert detective story joke here]
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  27884. Day trading sure is. You don't need to participate in that junk
    1
  27885. The new US carrier does exactly that, yes. Problems with the design is part of what held it up the carrier for ages. Chinese claims to have a working model is total bullshit just like all their other R&D stuff
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  27886. Shut up
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  27887. He can never return to the US ever again
    1
  27888.  @JROD082384  Do you have a death wish?
    1
  27889. Who said this was the manufacturer's fault?
    1
  27890. Chinese parts like Boeing?
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  27891. The average Hedge Fund is 4-5x leveraged from borrowing alone and they have whole teams of industry professionals and mathematicians.
    1
  27892. South Africa?
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  27893. ​@dopedrums in some parts of Africa no one bothers installing hub caps because they are all immediately stolen
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  27894. The "team buying" has a pyramid like payoff.....
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  27895. A curious remark, given Alibaba tanked.
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  27896. No, that's silly. The Feds in the US turned off the money printer by offering higher interest on bonds, causing people to dump all over investments and lend to the government. This has revealed EXACTLY who depended on burning other people's money to support their lifestyles (China, crypto, biotech, Silicon Valley, investment banks, and other startups).
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  27897. That's pretty silly. Following that same logic we should have Heraldi style gender separation rules because you can't trust anyone more than you can trust a random cop.
    1
  27898. His opinion is less than irrelevant.
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  27899. She was trying to hold it together and tell dispatch everything.
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  27900. As if we didn't know that already...
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  27901. Patrick Boyle explained why there's no need to. Now there's good data on SPACs it was found the ideal strategy is to get in early and get out early. And SPACs don't work if everyone does that
    1
  27902. The fools getting partners are no different
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  27903. Let me guess. Their parents are "immigrants?"
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  27904.  @harmony3138  cut the sycophancy and put that opium down, goofball
    1
  27905. Wouldn't it be cheaper to improve the city they already got?
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  27906. That's what Chinese people call it.
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  27907. What is this unnecessary, irrelevant, and ultimately false blame game politics in this crime report? -1
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  27908. 1:45 False. MS-13 was first recorded in Los Angeles when some gangsters got deported. No one knows why in the following years hundreds of existing gangs adopted the name MS-13.
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  27909. No one cares
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  27910.  @matiashamalainen7965  or got lucky. Or committed fraud.
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  27911. @postmodernmining  no it fucking isn't. Amazon was paying people as low as shift managers with options but that was considered odd and they stopped when they pivoted to profitability. And condescending makes me dead sure you've never had experience in the matter
    1
  27912. I think you mean new businesses. Most small businesses where I am are older than the highways
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  27913. This idiot doesn't think felony allegations are a scandal. BTW, Aussie regulators already announced their investigation and all stocks involved plummeted. And your lie about Hindenburg being fake doesn't work outside India since in the civilized world it is eidely known Hindenburg exposed Nikola and many other frauds.
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  27914. No, it's because she's rich and her family is greedy.
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  27915.  @CalebJWebb  you wish
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  27916. Liar
    1
  27917. Dude, you know it's physically impossible for the man to be involved in half the things he's accused of.
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  27918.  @tuckt6180  the Tsar ain't God.
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  27919.  @tuckt6180  shut up
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  27920. Mussolini is dead.
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  27921. It's not like most of them aren't infertile already from all the junk they've been eating
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  27922. Liar
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  27923. What was the original charge he fled over? Some weed?
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  27924. It's an Irish name you idi0t
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  27925.  @jkholtgreve  only if you don't know what you're doing
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  27926. Or maybe you've just been jacking off to too many airbrushed models
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  27927. Dude, this is just fraud. These guys know it is nonsense
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  27928. Allegedly the cement was diluted and building codes were ignored.
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  27929. Idiot journalists don't understand the wide open spaces of America means people overwhelmingly rely on cars and planes.
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  27930. That's bullshit. The US, Europe, and Japan had a baby boom while going nuclear.
    1
  27931.  @maxriley1769  tort ain't theft even if greedy bastards want it to be
    1
  27932.  @dempsey578  shut up
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  27933. @ali_mxun5444  shut up before you share his fate
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  27934. How many accounts you got?
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  27935. Reuseable sanitary products?
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  27936.  @fenlandwildlifeclips  it's a contradiction. Sanitary products are disposable because they're not worth the trouble of cleaning.
    1
  27937.  @fenlandwildlifeclips  also, these goons would struggle to afford a rag
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  27938. @fenlandwildlifeclips  nothing much has changed in that field recently. If you go to the hospital you'll see needles individually wrapped and only used once
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  27939.  @donnydrumpf9563  Like you'd know
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  27940.  @donnydrumpf9563  You mind making sense?
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  27941. The EFF idea of "land distribution" isn't want you think. They want to legalize rape and piracy against white people. Their bosses have been arrested several times for embezzeling party funds but their supporters just don't care.
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  27942. Speak for yourself bozo
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  27943.  @dankogrgic8355  I would say given the popularity and reaction to that you're in the 0.1%. Ms Frank's diary is so widely read that it's a common school play. In fact, not everyone knows that Churchill wrote the most cited history of the war, but everyone knows what happened to Anne Frank. So you might not care for history, but, well, no one cares what you think.
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  27944. That's the joke
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  27945. Given the activist attacked police allegedly unprovoked, these protestors are supporting terrorism. If I were the governor, I'd arrest the mob with all available. Use of deadly force authorized.
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  27946. This idiot doesn't know what a shuttle is
    1
  27947. What? Unemployment in Gaza is 20% and underemployment is 60%
    1
  27948. The cheaper tours are ponzi schemes
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  27949. The board might give him a considation prize of converting his shares into founder shares, giving him the extra voting power he asked for
    1
  27950. Middle East Military Historian here: Even major Arab governments with foreign backing could not independently manufacture a single genuine rifle. There is no chance in hell illiterate militiamen with little access to tools or war materials made a rifle.
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  27951. Not always. Some of the peer reviewers out the fraud, and we never hear of it because it's never published. Some peer reviewers are just lazy, while others are successfully fooled by the fraudster.
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  27952. What last time?
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  27953. What are you even talking about?
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  27954. Because you're trolling
    1
  27955. Hardeehar
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  27956. Please tell me this is a sick joke
    1
  27957. There's never any shortage of motives to knock off a head of state. It might have been a personal matter, it might be the new Haitian President, it might have been one of the aforementioned gangs that the President was moving against, it might have been an international cartel that had problems with him, or it may be something that no one has ever heard of before.
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  27958. He's suppressing his rage for authority figures
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  27959. Venezuelans largely barter. What the frick you on about?
    1
  27960.  @concerningvenezuela  I can't find any record of dollars in widespread use in Venezuela. It simply never dollarized
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  27961.  @laserraiset3300  The Bolivar is worthless and when the country collapsed people turned to bartering. It would not surprise me if dollars have been slowly introduced over the years, but I know of no indication that happened.
    1
  27962. Also, the Venezuelan oil drills are near 100% defunct
    1
  27963. When is the Space Station due to be replaced, anyway?
    1
  27964. Lose the insults, her vices are actually pretty normal these days at every level of society.
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  27965. Vhut are you talking about?
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