RANT: R.I.P. Tyrbolift

[GeneralSerpant]

I'm more concerned with denying people basic human rights because of who they are. There's more to life than money and I'm disgusted that it's all anyone cares about.

Ah, I see now.

[VoxExMachina]

The government shouldn't "treat" it's citizens a certain way like it's a privilege. The gov't IS the citizens. There isn't one example of government running something better than a private business. Not one. The only thing the gov't should run, are things the people NEED but are not profit makers (i.e. military).

Look at the morons at the HIGHEST level of gov't. A Congressman thought too many people on an island would flip it over ffs. Yeah, please run everything lol.

I remember that Guam thing. If there was any doubt that a good portion of Congress have zero clue, that clip should prove the point. Right up there with the "series of tubes" rant.

Now, if only DC would capsize...

[Defiant1]

The best part is I'm on that island

LMAO. I swear, I thought to myself "I wonder if he was there" and "He's the person that will know what I am talking about"

[Defiant1]

Interested in what your list of human needs are

I'm completely good with COTUS' framework for what the gov't should/should not be involved in.

But, the government does not "grant" us rights. The Bill of Rights is a reminder list of inalienable rights, not a list of "things the government has decided to let you do". It was added when they realized that "people may be so stupid at some time as to need these things spelled out for them".

[Defiant1]

Interested in what your list of human needs are

1. To crush your enemies.

2. See them driven before you.

3. Hear the lamentation of their women.

[GeneralSerpant]

Government running things that aren't profitable is an institutionalized economic principle framework. Military, police, roads, are all examples of market failures. Market principles themselves are fledged greatly into societal structures, to varying degrees no doubt; the US being historically distinct with its regard for property and contract. It gels nicely with the overarching union organization of the United States. It makes every provision the government establishes painstakingly thorough with consideration towards a private entity.

Progressive reform today a lot takes the form of recognizing civic provisions cultural or institutional that grow to marginalize specific demographics. The implementation of reforms around these issues principally aren't totally unlike the provisions for market failures, though, the US's painstaking structure does lead to distinct frustrations that don't really manifest the same as the next comparable market unions, and the issues are undoubtedly still rooted in cultural friction. The institutional oversights have become increasingly easier to expose with proliferation of the information/communication age since they're structured critically and objectively on a policy basis, but the cultural aspect is understandably firm standing.

[Orlando1234977]

Would love to learn about options. This is just my play money so it's not a big deal (I let the financial professionals do their thing) but I hate "not knowing" things or only "partially understanding" things. A little knowledge can be dangerous. Teach away, O!

I said when you get a little older! Ups and downs in the market is nothing but beneficial when you have lots and lots of time on your side. Dollar cost averaging. But I suppose if you want to have a little fun you can dip your toes and buy some puts.

I'm more concerned with denying people basic human rights because of who they are.

But y tho

[W8isGR8]

1. To crush your enemies.

2. See them driven before you.

3. Hear the lamentation of their women.

Outstanding

[W8isGR8]

But y tho

Are you asking why I would care about people being denied rights?

[W8isGR8]

Bumped off second page, sad

[GeneralSerpant]

Are you asking why I would care about people being denied rights?

I think he's asking why you participate with these convoluted social systems that seek to exploit modernist attitudes hoping to make things better.

[W8isGR8]

I think he's asking why you participate with these convoluted social systems that seek to exploit modernist attitudes hoping to make things better.

Because the alternative "I've got mine, so f**k everyone else" mindset undermines the entire concept of society

[im2manly]

Crypto getting absolutely crushed!

[Dominik]

[GeneralSerpant]

Well after what Elon Musk Did what can you do?

[W8isGR8]

Crypto is the US version of Dutch tulip madness of 1637


brb, spending a million dollars on a Semper Augustus bulb to impress my neighbors

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Crypto is the US version of Dutch tulip madness of 1637


brb, spending a million dollars on a Semper Augustus bulb to impress my neighbors

IDK people holding tulips at the end of the boom at least had a pretty garden when it popped.

[GeneralSerpant]

Also the gold standard. What a mess.

[Dominik]

Well after what Elon Musk Did what can you do?

Musk doing the ol' pump and dump while he's still relevant. He consistently overpromises and underdelivers so watch overvalued Tesla stock tank as more EV rivals flood the market.

Porsche — a genuine performance car manufacturer — is already going in dry on this hack so let's see where they're at in 5 years.

[Orlando1234977]

Musk doing the ol' pump and dump while he's still relevant. He consistently overpromises and underdelivers so watch overvalued Tesla stock tank as more EV rivals flood the market.

Porsche — a genuine performance car manufacturer — is already going in dry on this hack so let's see where they're at in 5 years.

https://youtu.be/QQaQtwGYnco?t=113

[GeneralSerpant]

Musk doing the ol' pump and dump while he's still relevant. He consistently overpromises and underdelivers so watch overvalued Tesla stock tank as more EV rivals flood the market.

His keiretsu is strong.

[W8isGR8]

Also the gold standard. What a mess.

Basing an arbitrary currency on the worth of an arbitrary element is just as stupid

[GeneralSerpant]

Basing an arbitrary currency on the worth of an arbitrary element is just as stupid

It makes sense when you factor in intl trade, but it is completely unnecessary as a national currency. Like DOS as an operating system hosting Windows.

[Orlando1234977]

I'm in month 5 of my muscle memory revenge tour which is been a lot of fun trying out different training protocols

1. For frequency, 1 BP/week has run away as the clear winner. 5 day split.

II. I'll be so pissed if GBP doesn't properly trade away the non-dairy eating qb and load up the defense.

C. The Bucks go up 3-0, just like the olden days.

[GeneralSerpant]

If you say so.

[Orlando1234977]

It makes sense when you factor in intl trade, but it is completely unnecessary as a national currency. Like DOS as an operating system hosting Windows.

Whether it makes sense or is necessary is irrelevant, as the corrupt international banking system would destroy it before it became any kind of threat to their ways. World wars were fought over such disruptions. As said in 2012, anyone not smart enough to understand this could never compete with me in a full ffb season.

[GeneralSerpant]

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[GeneralSerpant]

This attachment to residing crème in sourced lactates is ridiculous, needs to stop, and needs to stop now.

[Orlando1234977]

Lakers down 22 at the end of the 1st Qtr on their home court. LeCommy about to be eliminated from the playoffs.

[GeneralSerpant]

Lakers down 22 at the end of the 1st Qtr on their home court. LeCommy about to be eliminated from the playoffs.

Remember it takes the whole team to tango.