Father of two daughters, Marine Vet, retired car guy, poker player and Bitcoiner.

Joined January 2012
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Donald Trump didn't reach out to Lawrence, Kansas and tell them how to welcome the Algerian soccer team. The people of Lawrence, Kansas just decided to do it and did it. The same is true about Boston, Nashville, Dallas and Kansas City. I'm not sure that the Europeans really understand what they are seeing. America is not a top down country. The high school sports facilities you find so impressive were not built and coordinated by some higher authority at the state or national capital. No, local communities raised the money, drew up the plans and built them on their own. When you see the massive stadiums, the federal government had NOTHING to do with them. They were built by the local cities and their sports teams. Just Americans loving their sports and celebrating them. And that's true about ALL of America. And it's not talked about enough. The reason the scale of America seems to be on different level than the rest of the world is because, for the first time in human history, individual human families and communities were free to build their world in their own vision. And it turns out a nation built by the people for the people turns out to be a completely different world than most people could have ever even imagined. And, lest we forget, the governments and elites from the countries of many of these fans are doing EVERYTHING they can to KILL American freedom. I hope these fans remember that when they get back home.
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It's a right that's guaranteed by the Bill of Rights, the 10 amendments made to our original constitution. In order to change it requires a super majority in congress and among the states. That means that 290 of the 435 House members and 67 out of 100 Senators all must agree then 67% of the individual states must ratify it. To make a long story longer, it's REALLY, REALLY hard to make a change this important and they would NEVER achieve those kinds of majorities. The reason we will not agree is summed by a quote from one of your military heroes. I think it was Yamamoto who said they could never invade the U.S. because he found out that over 600,000 hunters were licensed, trained and capable of shooting as good as most soldiers. As long as there are more privately owned firearms in the U.S. than there are U.S. citizens, we are absolutely IMMUNE to invasion. Forever. That's why.
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Democrats will NEVER aggressively support fraud investigations because some of that stolen money ends up in democratic candidate campaigns, funds protests, etc .... It's what's the left of the infrastructure they operated through USAID. They've been stealing money, routing it through Act Blue as small individual donations on behalf of unsuspecting voters, for years. The CEO of Act Blue just pleaded the 5th over and over again in a congressional hearing. Anyone who doubts this need look no further than that.
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You think this is disgusting? I find myself buffeted almost daily by this lady named Yael Eckstein. She does commercials for starving Jewish women in Ukraine. She makes $931,000 per year while the charity has collected over $300 million. All for 25,000 women that are supposedly trapped and starving in Ukraine. That amount of money would give everyone of those women a solid middle class life in Ukraine. But they get boxes of crackers and the commercials keep running. 2/3rds of the money they collect is then distributed to other "charities". Just like the scum bags did with the fire donations in Los Angeles. People think they are donating to old Jewish women but this bitch pays herself almost $1m then hands it out to lots of other charities that no one intentionally donated to. It's a fucking scam.
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The labor market is competitive just like any other. It doesn't matter how stubbornly you demand a "living wage" there will always be people who are willing to work for less, by combining incomes for example, and that will always drive wages down. That's what competition means and it's the same thing that drives prices down. If you remove competition from the labor market by mandating wages you distort everything from wages to prices to shutting down businesses. No one can argue with the emotional satisfaction that comes from forcing employers to obey your rules. We get it. But that emotional rush cannot set prices in a market. You are being emotional while ignoring the obvious logic of how this works. It's not up to the government to guarantee you a living wage. It's up to you to increase your value and learn to negotiate better.
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This will be the moment that fractional reserve banking and fiat currency finally collapse. You can't have all your money loaned into existence and no growth. The interest burden on the newly created money demands perpetual growth and economies can't grow forever with a static population. This is where the math proves fatal to the banksters.
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They honestly believe that you can destroy individual liberty and punish the successful and humanity would still see the technological advances created by men like Musk. It's so dumb.
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It's so fucking disgusting, the way you ignore all the terrorism they've sponsored and innocents they've killed over the years. In your mind they have been aggrieved and are therefore entitled to terrorize the world forever and the rest of us are guilty so should just shut up and take it. Just like the Palestinians. Glenn has decided that they have been aggrieved and should therefore be allowed to terrorize the world and murder innocents forever. Or is their a limit Glenn? If Iran sponsors 100 new terrorist armies is that too far? If Hamas kills 10,000 Israeli's is that finally too far? How many people do these fucking terrorists get to kill before we stop them? Please let me know.
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That same media is going to make sure the SPLC walks away from this and goes right back to doing what they were doing because they don’t see the Broken Window Fallacy as immoral. The end always justifies the means in the age of Trump.
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Nothing would make me happier than to watch all these woke morons congregate into a single voice then slink away once they are forced to realize that no one ever really agreed with them. Without the megaphone of the broadcast networks my bet is these whiners will slowly disappear.
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Year of our lord, 1980. My brother has a purple Ford Maverick with HUGE Bose speakers in the back window. We got a hold of some "window pane" (liquid LSD dispensed with an eye dropper). We climb into the front seat of the Maverick, drive down this fire trail into a remote field, drop acid, crank up Dark Side of The Moon on the speakers and chased lightning bugs all night. Thanks for reminding me of that.
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We created a new supreme being, immortal, omniscient and virtually omnipotent, all from a note attached to a court case.
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Climate change is the perfect "crisis". It cannot be proven but dire predictions and theories abound. It's so big its impossible to solve but can be mitigated with wholesale personal sacrifice and, lest we forget, it threatens the ENTIRE planet so the research funding is unlimited. A handful of shady scientists built themselves a career on exaggerations and hyperbole and a massive industry rose up around them. The PERFECT problem for the masters of the universe.
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Multiple small sources of income. Never enough so that one person feels the pain of paying it. But if you can get 10,000 people to pay you $5 per month, you've made it. None of them will ever cancel because its such a small amount. Whether it's an app, a laundromat, vending machines, etc ... or a combination of all them. Build them over time like a fancy Lord building a castle with a moat around it that will last his family forever. That way there is no way to lose all your income at once like when you get fired from a job. If I was 18 and just starting out, that is where my focus would be.
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Women use this as an indictment against men, claiming they only want women that are young and dumb. What they don't realize is that they are insulting women by claiming that they can't make good decisions at 23. So to solve this problem should we raise the age of consent for women? Is 25 old enough to date a 30 year old? What about 35? Can a 25 year old that prefers older men be trusted to make that decision without it being sanctioned by some 40 year old Karen with a Sociology degree? The sheer weight of the contradictions in the women's movement should collapse it in on itself any day. They love the Palestinians and march for LBGT. They passed title IX to protect women's sports but now insist on destroying it for trans people. They claim they are boss bitches but a 23 year old can't date a 30 year old without being taken advantage of, which is not very "boss bitchy". It's becoming this huge joke.
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We, the old folks, KNEW this would happen when student loans became a $trillion dollar business. Back then kids claimed college was too expensive and they couldn't afford it so they demanded govt. help. Govt. stepped in, guaranteed these terrible loans and placed them beyond the reach of bankruptcy, which is what was required to loan all these kids tuition money, and now they are complaining about the world they demanded. Kids don't remember us old folks warning them about unintended consequences because they were too enamored with the idea of frat parties and football games. Careful what you wish for. College would still be affordable if there were no special rules for student loans. If every one of those loans was underwritten in the normal way, almost none of them would have been approved. College kids are terrible credit risks but demanded credit anyway and now are complaining about the world their demands created. You can't have it all.
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You don't understand that the U.S. is not like other countries. When FDR proposed to build the Arsenal of Democracy in 1940 the world didn't really understand what that meant. When he announced production targets of planes, ships, tanks, in the tens of thousands they laughed. By 1945 the world was a different place. They knew, everyone paying attention knew, this Arsenal of Democracy was real and so much bigger and more powerful than any of them imagined that the mood shifted. We had 14,000,000 men under arms and access to as much as 10,000,000 more. We had 120 aircraft carriers. And nukes. There was no nation or combination of nations that could challenge us and they knew it. Now the world had to face a new reality; There is, in fact, a bigger bear and how are they going to deal with that? Rather than get greedy and take over the world, which we could have easily done, we rebuilt it. But ever since then we have been poked at and prodded, tested, threatened, because that is what happens to the biggest bear. He must defend the crown. So, while it's a nice fantasy for the U.S. to be as peaceful as Costa Rica, for example, and dissolve our military all together, the fact is that of all the nations on earth, ours must fight the hardest to stay peaceful. And the only way to change that is for the U.S. to destroy itself. Keep that in mind when you see politicians refusing to investigate fraud for fear of upsetting immigrant communities. Keep that in mind when you see celebrities shitting on the 250th anniversary of our republic because they are terrified of seeming to like Trump. Anyway, had a gummie and couldn't stop typing.
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The Ivy League. I am convinced that the biggest threat America is facing is from the arrogant, condescending assholes in the Ivy League that are filling the teachers unions with blue haired radical socialists that hate America and their families and are now teaching our children. They really have to be stopped. They have taken sides and are no longer what they purport to be. Hell, Harvard and Yale are essentially hedge funds who are more interested in investments than kids anyway. This stubborn promotion of socialism by educators has transformed from a genuine intellectual pursuit to a slow motion insurrection designed destroy families and the nation from within. Responsible educators would be teaching the kids about the true failures of socialism. That they aren't is a HUGE problem. They are intentionally lying to kids. The reasoning behind that is what scares me the worst.
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