Comments by "OK" (@OK-pi6fq) on "Nomad Capitalist" channel.

That’s a mule, but still useful as mules are
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@renscience I disagree with that. I’ve been all over this country and most people are disinvolved, but people are talking about is online media and media. In real life most people are decent folk are good to each other are polite to each other. Sure there’s location location and the rules are different, but I’ve been all over Scandinavia where they don’t talk to each other at all, doesn’t talk to anybody good luck to making friends in Japan unless you’ve lived there for a long time and even that it’s difficult. Americans are notoriously friendly, and we really are. Since I live such an international relationship, I’ve had many friends visit me from other countries, and they are shocked at the kindness and friendliness of Americans. Just as they were shocked and how kind and friendly I was while I was traveling I was told I was too nice in fact.
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@TheWorld4all $2000.25 years ago was roughly about $15,000 today.
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Crime is on an uptick, but to be fair is down if you count from 1990 it’s almost half of what 1990 was. So some of that crime is just been over publicized, but it was actually twice as dangerous for violent crime in 1990 than it is today, however I’ll give you everything else. Crime is moving up however, and it does appear that the kind of crime that’s moving up is terrorist style assault versus independent crime. So that’s not awesome.
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Moving to a foreign land and getting a job is very difficult. Most people who come to the United States from foreign lands, often have sources where they can find groups of people who are from the same country and even if they don’t know each other can find outlets for how they found work or how they worked it out or even places to live and share With like-minded people. That means that it is not some thing that Americans can casually do the same. It would be a true immigration to a country that has zero ties whatsoever. The good news is that most of the world speaks your language. They don’t want to on a regular basis. You will have to learn their language, which means being there long enough to learn their language before you truly can figure something out. But if you’re cheap enough worker, you can figure something out. Which means you have to be OK with being impoverished when you first get there. Or possibly forever. The only people I know who have successfully moved to other countries have been gypsies from here who were exceptionally poor and OK to be exceptionally poor therepeople who had Internet jobs paid well here and moved there or people who were wealthy enough to afford a massive move and time to acclimate to the different culture and set themselves up well in general. You must’ve had a good job.
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@flowerforsyte5671 I disagree
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@kingsiddiq4153 yeah I think it was George Bush Junior, who was not elected by the popular vote. Who destroyed America from that point on. Ronald Reagan is the first person to kill the American dream and start the course of the dismantling of America but it was George Bush Junior, who really expedited the downfall.
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I’ve been all over Asia and they are exceptionally sexist and racist. They’re happy if you bring in money and they are respectful, but they are racist as hell and sexist as hell. Love Asia travel there often, but don’t mistake politeness for respect.
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I disagree about the CEU being found out getting busted. I believe that they refuse to look because I don’t want him to get busted. So they don’t look. On purpose. Getting busted does not often lead to real prosecution. The Sackler family was found out to be the biggest intentional drug dealers, causing the most deaths by drug overdose in our entire countries history. They did it intentionally they targeted their base, they used their doctors in the trust of their doctors to push to men, women and children. So that they would become addicted to their drugs being the sole intent was addiction. And they didn’t go to jail. They paid a $5 billion fine. But they made $250 billion. Which means that they still made $245 billion after their $5 billion Fine. The people that they hurt are still dead or they’re still growing homeless population on our streets that hit 700,000 being the highest since the Great Depression. That family did severe harm to our entire society and every small town to every big city has been affected by it and they made $245 billion as their biggest punishment. They are trying to use that fine as it means to stay out of jail. They have not win that argument, but they’re still not in jail. So I disagree.
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