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ParticipantOne rally. Just do one rally
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Participant[quote=outtamojo]Side reply but we are no longer leaders of the free world and why would anyone follow us. When this is over I hope our response is investigated even half as much as Benghazi.[/quote]
We are a nation of scary fuckers.
Trump, suffocating.
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Participant[quote=utcsox][quote=scaredyclassic]Is trump and pence dead from covid 19. That’s it.
It would be the right thing.
Thank you.[/quote]
Why do you wish the leaders of the free world to die?[/quote]
Because it feels just.
We are so far ahead world wide for cases.
In the end we will have more deaths than the world combined.
Hopefully plus 2, trump pence.
Will make me smile so wide. I now believe america is indifferent to death. Maybe the usa actually would enjoy trump dying
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ParticipantConstitution.
The Buddhists down at deerpark shut down WAYYY ahead of the curve. I recall being slightly incredulous and irtitated.
But they’re smart. Makes me like them more.
Because Buddhists arent stuck to kind of dumb doctrine and ate more practice than belief, they are more flexible to new data. It’s ok the world is old because they cleverly didnt commit to a provably wrong timeline.
Judaism, christianity, ugh.
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Participant[quote=FlyerInHi]The churches in Kentucky won a legal victory.
I don’t support the church gatherings, but the law is the law.. Let them gather if they wish.Morons.
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ParticipantFrom 1918 to 2020 the trend seems urban
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Participant[quote=Coronita]But seriously, this would pencil out pretty nicely if this passes.
I think if I stopped working at my regular job, I can massage my passive income to just below $100k/year in order to meet the income requirement by taking on more operating cost (like buying more rentals that cashflow worse).
Then the government will give our family roughly $6000/month for just sitting on our ass. That’s like $172k/year for doing nothing. I have no debt, no loan, and now with reduced income, pay even lower taxes and qualify for other benefits. This might be the ticket to my even much earlier retirement. I think I can live on $172k/year especially when $73k/year is a government guarantee that gets paid for doing absolutely nothing.
And this would help out landlords because then everyone should be able to pay for rent. Section 8 no longer needed…
When is the vote on this suppose to happen?[/quote]
Sounds intriguing, but keep your day job
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Participant[quote=FlyerInHi]I wonder if the Ron Paul adherents have sold everything for gold.
Remember the debt clock and the fear of dollar collapse. Seems so quaint now.[/quote]Of course, the whole idea of saving money in a bank to gain interest is quaint now too. Hard to imagine it.
Interest. Imagine. An incentive to save some cash.
Basically, if you have cash, you can put it at fairly high risk, spend it, or keep it in a pile and hope for no inflation.
In the old days, you used to be able to save up for stuff.
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ParticipantThe veggies sucked?
I did bring my own olive oil.scaredyclassic
Participanthttps://images.app.goo.gl/ffjEdfr1rLdjUhVz6
I probably give off more of a little lord fauntleroy vibe
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ParticipantGosh, in the old times I used to tell my kids to stuff themselves till they could barely stand it, so I could get my $ worth.they thought that was funny
Only in the last few years have I been having a modest salad and soup, and skipping coupons, and not urging others to stuff their faces.
I grew up with souplantation
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ParticipantI dont fantasize about being a cowboy. But maybe I do feel more like willie Nelson sd on, a free spirit, with my rag.
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Participantit wouldnt take much to send gold skyrocketing. if a huge chunk of investors lost justa bit of confidence and suddenly thought, huh, maybe i should put 3% of my wealth in gold….
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Participant[quote=zk]Gold bugs always think it’s time. You should ask non-gold-bug people if it’s time.
I’m not a gold bug. I don’t know if it’s time. On the one hand, trillions of dollars of new government spending. On the other, deep recession.
Glad I could help.[/quote]
correct. although maybe if gold bugs don’t think it’s time, that means it’s time.
if non gold bugs think it’s time, then it’s definitely not time.
it’s only time if the non gold bugs dont think it’s time for sure.
if gold bugs and non gold bugs both dont think it’s time, then its really really time.
or not.
it’s difficult to tell whats a contrary indicator anymore.
It seems like in the rear view mirror, if gold takes off, it would seem to have been pretty obvious at this time, given the fire hose stimulus and apparent commitment to print as many greenbacks as it takes, that gold would outperform.
On the other hand, that makes me think if in retrospect it’s going to be obvious, then it can’t happen. whatever i think is the right answer is obviously wrong.
whatever seemingly must happen definitely wont happen, and what cannot happen will definitely happen
or must it?
this is why i think it is not a good idea to ever think about anything too much. luckily, i got married before i thought about things too much. i was just bumbling through my dopey life, making one decision after another, barely even deliberating.
nowadays, i reuminate and my decisions are worse. basically every month i have auto debits all over the place, and manually i throw a few bucks at some etf or other over the years.
and i try to stop thinking.
but i cant .
homo sapiens are genetically designed to be looking for signs. we are the ones who survived. it’s an irritating trait to possess.
if i had been like this as a young man, i wouldnt have gotten as far as ive gotten, which, while not super far, is farther than nowhere
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