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guy with the chair has a felony level problem but goddam everything about that video made my day

there's something more sinister at hand here. i'm not sure what the long play is. i can grant a trickle down economics mistake in policy, even if the idea came from a selfish bad place. fool me once, shame on you but we're 40 years into this failure. it's safe to say that we see the short term effects for the shit they are. the promised medium and long term effects can no longer be promised. it's fucking played out, but people still buy into it. fool me twice, can't get fooled again, and again, and again, and again goddammit. how are we still fucking haunted by the 80s forty fucking years later? an entire decade of excess, built upon the success of being the only functional manufacturing power amidst a ruined world economy. everything in the 80s was a short term flash in the fucking pan. no real long term thinking, just short term (appearance of) success is all that matters. what's that you say? our current policy of dumping toxic waste into drinking waterways will have terrible long term effects? how long term we talking? oh, a century or so? i'll be dead, and i'm sure they'll have figured all that shit out by then. how are next quarter's revenue figures looking? that's what really matters! nothing from the 80s lasted because it was all built to be short term bullshit. well, the bill is finally coming fucking due. and yet we still have these fucking pyramid scheme middle men out there trying to promise the rubes that if they sell just a few more widgets, this will be the year we can finally hit 100% bonus and get that 5% payrise instead of these annual 2% "merit" increases. what the middle men don't realize is that they are also the fucking rubes. we're all rubes. the profits are never shared. full disclosure: this post written while listening to some dead kennedys inspiration.

this commentary has me rolling

i think that's the end result for all of it after some "uncovered ground" legal chicanery designed to protect the elite. kind of like napoleon on elba. <checks notes> oh wait no

i think it's house arrest at maralago. no public appearances and we will (gladly) be limited to blurry golf course images and vertically recorded wedding crashes.

it's kind of endearing watching mike pence become a grown up in real time. like a giraffe those first steps are timid but you gotta get up and walk sometime or the herd will leave you to the magaheads.

well that sucked but at least no more middle of the nighters. that was not a team, it was a collection of players. like we were playing a video game. ugh. so uninspired. the olds hate the youngs and i don't think there's much admiration running the other way.

watching rapinoe give up on that play broke my heart a little

lackluster is a word. also i never got scrubs. everyone loved that show but i just missed the boat on that one

does Morgan even want to be there

no he does not. this team is simply not fun to watch. the fuck am i up for this shit again?

lol i dunno. 4am is a shit start time that's for damn sure. our attack blows. offside or not Morgan needs to put that on frame to give the keeper something to think about

yeah I'm with you there. I may or may not have fallen asleep somewhere in that morass of a first half. we are super vulnerable

when the payments take too long to process, that means you don't have the money. it's so funny how it's the same the world over with people in bad debt. like @Francisco 2.0 says, the check is in the mail! my dad always cracked that joke. hell, knowing how to float a weekend check used to be a fucking art form. we all see you, elon. lol.

we have a weird sense of wealth in this country. why do upper class people in america try so fucking hard not to be upper class while at the same time idolizing upper class behaviors? it's the strangest thing. dude, if you are in the top 10% of anything, you're in pretty rare territory. you start approaching 95th percentile or 98th percentile, then you go from rare to elite. i'll admit to thinking that the wealthy class are 0.1% of the population or whatever, in terms of distribution. but if you're making a $250k salary, and you want to compare yourself to a work a day lunchpail person, gtfo. bologna costs the same to you as it does to the work a day guy. our household makes significantly less than 250k and we are doing fucking great, even though i'm currently partially self-unemployed. i'm not afraid to say that i live a very privileged life. i've been in some households with my wife. most people live...very differently than many of us on this board, i would suspect.

jesus fucking christ dude

those boots are the best thing about his look. why the fuck does he wear embroidered shirts everywhere? you're running for the fucking president of the united fucking states, man. if you gotta wear a nametag, maybe the job isn't for you.

worried about this attack without lavelle. but i'll be up early nevertheless.

this is true. he's a more successful alex jones. but he's hooked on the edginess juice that feeds all conspiracy theories. they become convinced that by asking their questions, they are in the 0.5% exceptional elite wo fucking get it. like joe got a hardon up above when he said he's sure that election fraud is greater than zero. way to sound like an true edgelord you fuckwad.

those people are doing a simple calculation of revenues > costs on joe rogan, and that math adds up for them, i guess. but yeah, if corporations were interested in, i dunno, societal fucking responsibility, then joe rogan would be deplatformed to youtube, who might also deplatform him for his flat out "aw shucks" lies. i get tired of it when posters do it here, for fuck's sake. this guy has a national platform and microphone and people are lining up to hear his bullshit.

that's real isn't it. fucking christ

fuck this dude seriously this is more than just asking questions he's a disingenuous fuck

i mean wait there's a fucking mypillowtv? and trump's attorney thinks they are important enough to give them an interview? hahajahahaha ok holy shit i'm done stop the ride i wanna go home

let's not forget that there are other conspirators in the indictment who are unnamed, even if we know who most of them are. establishing a fact pattern of these co-conspirators knowing and telling trump that he lost the election, and then still went ahead and did this shady shit... they aren't just making one case, even though it's the biggest. they establish these airtight cases against the co-conspirators, and people start to flip, right? i dunno.

holy shit @Pescado_Rojo, holy fucking shit