Kind of want an Adam Sandler-style "Click" remote to fast forward four years to just see how all this sh*t is going to pan out. 😂

So far the Gaetz appointment is the only one that makes me say "WTF". Trump said he wanted to put an end to the weaponization of the Justice Department. Gaetz will likely keep it going, only this time, the Dems, the left, and everyone who trumped up those charges against Gaetz will be targeted.

Nov 16, 2024 5:35:48 GMT thereallt said:

So far the Gaetz appointment is the only one that makes me say "WTF". Trump said he wanted to put an end to the weaponization of the Justice Department. Gaetz will likely keep it going, only this time, the Dems, the left, and everyone who trumped up those charges against Gaetz will be targeted.

He's certainly colourful



If Trump is half as smart as his base thinks he is, he would have nominated Gaetz to get his other nominations through, let him be the hill that people die on during confirmation hearings

It's kind of frustrating for the left that there wasn't more of this straight talking two years ago

It's also true that the left wing commentators keep doubling down with the racist, sexist and stupid attacks.

Nov 16, 2024 5:35:48 GMT thereallt said:

So far the Gaetz appointment is the only one that makes me say "WTF". Trump said he wanted to put an end to the weaponization of the Justice Department. Gaetz will likely keep it going, only this time, the Dems, the left, and everyone who trumped up those charges against Gaetz will be targeted.

Almost like Trump has a history of lying about everything. Weird. If only we knew before the election.

Nov 16, 2024 14:54:09 GMT RT said:

Nov 16, 2024 5:35:48 GMT thereallt said:

So far the Gaetz appointment is the only one that makes me say "WTF". Trump said he wanted to put an end to the weaponization of the Justice Department. Gaetz will likely keep it going, only this time, the Dems, the left, and everyone who trumped up those charges against Gaetz will be targeted.

Almost like Trump has a history of lying about everything. Weird. If only we knew before the election.

Trump said he was going to win the election in a landslide and guess what? He did. 

Don't look now, somebody just pointed out the obvious.

There’s something fishy about Casey Means that I can’t put my finger on. She reminds me of my aunt who decided to fight her cancer through holistic methods instead of science-based treatment and died 3 months later after doctors begged her not to.

I think she’s right about diet and metabolic health and it’s effects on chronic illness and mental health, but it seems counterintuitive to throw your support behind someone that eats McDonald’s every day. Something weird is going on there.

Also the 3 things she listed that RFK has been tasked with aren’t going to happen the way she seems to think they will. If you really want a good summary of RFK and his hypocrisy on vaccines, AIDS, pharmaceuticals, and science in general, watch this:



(If you’re not going to sit through the whole thing I’ll summarize: he’s a massive hypocrite with no intention of remaining unbiased and basing findings in science and this entire segment is nothing but video evidence of it)

Nov 15, 2024 22:07:23 GMT KING KID said:

I was asking how it’s okay when yall post “CEO of so and so bank says Trump is going to kill economy” to seal claps and when I post the same thing praising what Trump is going to do, it’s “yeah more money for the rich!”

If you haven’t noticed yet. Everything they are doing is for WE THE PEOPLE. Yall just need to stop hating and see what they’re doing. They’re going to drain the swamp once and for all and we are going to have front row seats to it. We are going to be able to afford homes again without having to have both adults working 2 jobs to do so.

This isn’t going to help us tomorrow or the week after, but this is about our kids futures. They are going to save the world. It’s a shame you guys either have too much hate in you OR too big of an ego to admit you were wrong.

I wanted to circle back to this.

Can someone maybe explain to me how the bolded part is going to happen? What magic, secret plan that flies in the face of all realities will allow for the following to happen simultaneously:

• Interest rates go down
• Inflation goes down
• The employment rate stays low while wages go up
• Avg household income increases 2X-4X (so both adults don’t have to work two jobs)
• The minimum wage stays the same
• Housing prices stop increasing
• Housing market doesn’t absolutely collapse
• Tariffs go into effect
• Prices go lower

NATH45, Blindy, iNCY … any thoughts?

Nov 16, 2024 18:58:32 GMT RT said:

There’s something fishy about Casey Means that I can’t put my finger on. She reminds me of my aunt who decided to fight her cancer through holistic methods instead of science-based treatment and died 3 months later after doctors begged her not to.

I think she’s right about diet and metabolic health and it’s effects on chronic illness and mental health, but it seems counterintuitive to throw your support behind someone that eats McDonald’s every day. Something weird is going on there.

Also the 3 things she listed that RFK has been tasked with aren’t going to happen the way she seems to think they will. If you really want a good summary of RFK and his hypocrisy on vaccines, AIDS, pharmaceuticals, and science in general, watch this:



(If you’re not going to sit through the whole thing I’ll summarize: he’s a massive hypocrite with no intention of remaining unbiased and basing findings in science and this entire segment is nothing but video evidence of it)

John Oliver lost me by saying there’s no evidence trans athletes have an advantage.

Yeah lets shut down an entire discussion because of one thing he said that you don’t agree with. Good stuff.

Nov 16, 2024 19:20:10 GMT RT said:

Yeah let’s shut down an entire discussion because of one thing he said that you don’t agree with. Good stuff.

You lose credibility as a voice of reason when you say the stupidest shit ever that flies in the face of a) common sense and b) consensus.

It goes exactly back to why liberals continue to fail. An echo chamber of out-of-touch virtue signaling.

If you’re looking for the best handjob in the world, find a holistic chick. It does not get better.

Nov 16, 2024 19:38:23 GMT KING KID said:

If you’re looking for the best handjob in the world, find a holistic chick. It does not get better.

Most often found in gazebos, I believe.

RFK’s plan to change the food supply will require massive enforcement structure to make companies comply. GOP is about to cut a huge amount of enforcement structure. Ain’t nothing going to change.

Nov 16, 2024 19:01:00 GMT KJ said:

Nov 15, 2024 22:07:23 GMT KING KID said:

I was asking how it’s okay when yall post “CEO of so and so bank says Trump is going to kill economy” to seal claps and when I post the same thing praising what Trump is going to do, it’s “yeah more money for the rich!”

If you haven’t noticed yet. Everything they are doing is for WE THE PEOPLE. Yall just need to stop hating and see what they’re doing. They’re going to drain the swamp once and for all and we are going to have front row seats to it. We are going to be able to afford homes again without having to have both adults working 2 jobs to do so.

This isn’t going to help us tomorrow or the week after, but this is about our kids futures. They are going to save the world. It’s a shame you guys either have too much hate in you OR too big of an ego to admit you were wrong.

I wanted to circle back to this.

Can someone maybe explain to me how the bolded part is going to happen? What magic, secret plan that flies in the face of all realities will allow for the following to happen simultaneously:

• Interest rates go down
• Inflation goes down
• The employment rate stays low while wages go up
• Avg household income increases 2X-4X (so both adults don’t have to work two jobs)
• The minimum wage stays the same
• Housing prices stop increasing
• Housing market doesn’t absolutely collapse
• Tariffs go into effect
• Prices go lower

NATH45, Blindy, iNCY … any thoughts?

There is no magic button to press, unfortunately.

I listen intently whenever the politicians here are talking on the subject, and I'm convinced they have as much idea as I do, or less. And realistically, they don't care until it's election time and they need to make a promise they won't keep.

But..

Sometimes, you've got to accept the rules of the game and become a better player. And that doesn't necessarily mean you've got to take the boomer advice of simply make more money - it does help - but the key, given the climate is to live below your means.

The key to generating any sort of savings, long-term or short-term is to spend less than what you earn. A business wouldn't operate at a loss, so why do individuals accept they can or will and for it to be ok?

I do, however have a lot of sympathy for those generally struggling at the lower end of the socio-economic scale. And they were likely struggling before Covid hit, and they're now struggling more so. And that can be for any number of reasons - some they can control and some they can't.

But I don't have a lot of sympathy for those living beyond their means, and those who have over-capitalised because they want it all.

I truly believe we need a culture shift in Australia away from building dramatically big homes and overall reduce the scale of the blocks and as a result an individual will borrow less - likely avoid borrower's insurance due to hitting the magic 25% deposit, pay less in tax, less in annual rates and in terms of running costs, pay less to cool and warm their homes. In short, we need to build homes like we did up until the end of the 1990s and stop setting up and normalising unrealistic, unnecessary standards of living.

The local Australian media loves to run a story about people in ritzy suburbs, making 6 figures a few times over having to line up at local food banks because they can't afford to eat. They're living beyond their means guys - sell the AMGs and X7s, sell the house, downsize and they're likely living a comfortable life.

As I've always said - you'll go broke, trying to look rich.

And a big part of this crisis is due to that, individuals making unrealistic choices and ignoring the consequences.

I’m in northern Alberta in a bar watching hockey and UFC.

For the uninitiated, northern Alberta is more conservative than rural Texas.

When Trump came on TV the whole bar booed.

I still have hope. Not much, but it’s there.

Trump, RFK, Elon arrive at MSG for UFC 309 and the place went crazy with “USA” chants.

America is back, baybee. The pride in America is fucking back.

Nov 17, 2024 3:15:24 GMT RT said:

I’m in northern Alberta in a bar watching hockey and UFC.

For the uninitiated, northern Alberta is more conservative than rural Texas.

When Trump came on TV the whole bar booed.

I still have hope. Not much, but it’s there.

Things that never happened for $500, Alex. 

Nov 17, 2024 3:25:47 GMT KING KID said:

Nov 17, 2024 3:15:24 GMT RT said:

I’m in northern Alberta in a bar watching hockey and UFC.

For the uninitiated, northern Alberta is more conservative than rural Texas.

When Trump came on TV the whole bar booed.

I still have hope. Not much, but it’s there.

Things that never happened for $500, Alex. 

Bro believes everything that fits his narrative and nothing that does. Typical.

And keep Trebek’s name out your mouth. He belongs to us.

Nov 16, 2024 20:41:51 GMT NATH45 said:

Nov 16, 2024 19:01:00 GMT KJ said:

I wanted to circle back to this.

Can someone maybe explain to me how the bolded part is going to happen? What magic, secret plan that flies in the face of all realities will allow for the following to happen simultaneously:

• Interest rates go down
• Inflation goes down
• The employment rate stays low while wages go up
• Avg household income increases 2X-4X (so both adults don’t have to work two jobs)
• The minimum wage stays the same
• Housing prices stop increasing
• Housing market doesn’t absolutely collapse
• Tariffs go into effect
• Prices go lower

NATH45, Blindy, iNCY … any thoughts?

There is no magic button to press, unfortunately.

I listen intently whenever the politicians here are talking on the subject, and I'm convinced they have as much idea as I do, or less. And realistically, they don't care until it's election time and they need to make a promise they won't keep.

But..

Sometimes, you've got to accept the rules of the game and become a better player. And that doesn't necessarily mean you've got to take the boomer advice of simply make more money - it does help - but the key, given the climate is to live below your means.

The key to generating any sort of savings, long-term or short-term is to spend less than what you earn. A business wouldn't operate at a loss, so why do individuals accept they can or will and for it to be ok?

I do, however have a lot of sympathy for those generally struggling at the lower end of the socio-economic scale. And they were likely struggling before Covid hit, and they're now struggling more so. And that can be for any number of reasons - some they can control and some they can't.

But I don't have a lot of sympathy for those living beyond their means, and those who have over-capitalised because they want it all.

I truly believe we need a culture shift in Australia away from building dramatically big homes and overall reduce the scale of the blocks and as a result an individual will borrow less - likely avoid borrower's insurance due to hitting the magic 25% deposit, pay less in tax, less in annual rates and in terms of running costs, pay less to cool and warm their homes. In short, we need to build homes like we did up until the end of the 1990s and stop setting up and normalising unrealistic, unnecessary standards of living.

The local Australian media loves to run a story about people in ritzy suburbs, making 6 figures a few times over having to line up at local food banks because they can't afford to eat. They're living beyond their means guys - sell the AMGs and X7s, sell the house, downsize and they're likely living a comfortable life.

As I've always said - you'll go broke, trying to look rich.

And a big part of this crisis is due to that, individuals making unrealistic choices and ignoring the consequences.

I know there’s no magic button. But I can’t even see a combination of choices that allow these items to live simultaneously.

Nov 16, 2024 18:58:32 GMT RT said:

There’s something fishy about Casey Means that I can’t put my finger on. She reminds me of my aunt who decided to fight her cancer through holistic methods instead of science-based treatment and died 3 months later after doctors begged her not to.

I think she’s right about diet and metabolic health and it’s effects on chronic illness and mental health, but it seems counterintuitive to throw your support behind someone that eats McDonald’s every day. Something weird is going on there.

Also the 3 things she listed that RFK has been tasked with aren’t going to happen the way she seems to think they will. If you really want a good summary of RFK and his hypocrisy on vaccines, AIDS, pharmaceuticals, and science in general, watch this:



(If you’re not going to sit through the whole thing I’ll summarize: he’s a massive hypocrite with no intention of remaining unbiased and basing findings in science and this entire segment is nothing but video evidence of it)

There is a reason why Trump is President and RFK is in his camp. The healthcare industry has engendered itself to such skepticism, not unlike Washington as a whole, that people will get behind pushback regardless of the potential pitfalls. Oliver himself points that out.

Trump, ironically, is both a champion of Big Pharma, for Operation Warp Speed, and its simultaneous opponent. I guess the appropriate analogy is that Dr. Frankenstein is out to kill his Frankenstein Monster.

Pfizer/Wyeth's use of the term "unavoidably unsafe" in conjunction with vaccines is bothersome. I think there's a lot of malfeasance in getting both vaccines and drugs alike past the finish line and to consumers. Deadly, unnamed side effects and hundred million dollar class action civil lawsuits are fairly irrelevant to the drug manufacturer if its already made billions ... and, obviously, vaccine manufacturers have immunity.

As far as Oliver's segment about the covid vaccine; the vaccines' hysterical advocates created its hysterical opponents. The infection fatality rate of coronavirus for ages 0-19 is 3 out of 100,000; for annual influenza, same group, 2 out of 100,000 ... no wonder the writer of "Cause Unknown" claimed a kid died of the vaxx who wasn't even vaxxed. He's as desperate to disprove the vaccine as Big Pharma was to prove it.

Jon Jones hits the Trump Dance right in front of Trump after the knock out win.

🤣

Boo on that, Alberta.

Jon Jones, the GOAT, thanks Donald Trump in victory speech, praises Jesus and starts a “USA” chant.

More liberals shave their heads in rage~!

If UFC is the official sport of The Trump Presidency, I'd love to hear what KING KID thinks the official sport of the Harris Administration might have been.

Nov 17, 2024 6:41:30 GMT NATH45 said:

If UFC is the official sport of The Trump Presidency, I'd love to hear what KING KID thinks the official sport of the Harris Administration might have been.

Men in women sports. 

The Harris campaign spent nearly $15,000 on ice cream.. lol. And that's not the worst of it.

www.news.com.au/world/north-america/us-politics/kamala-harris-campaign-blew-millions-on-private-jets-uber-eats-in-final-weeks-of-campaign/news-story/81409afcf0df6b92eef48c7c44f99caa

This campaign was a literally an almost never-ending junket of Uber Eats, ice cream, endless catering and emptying out hotel bars as they blew through $1.5bn.

I can't wait for the chapter in her book when she tells us, it was Donald Trump's fault.

Nov 17, 2024 7:03:48 GMT NATH45 said:

The Harris campaign spent nearly $15,000 on ice cream.. lol. And that's not the worst of it.

www.news.com.au/world/north-america/us-politics/kamala-harris-campaign-blew-millions-on-private-jets-uber-eats-in-final-weeks-of-campaign/news-story/81409afcf0df6b92eef48c7c44f99caa

This campaign was a literally an almost never-ending junket of Uber Eats, ice cream, endless catering and emptying out hotel bars as they blew through $1.5bn.

I can't wait for the chapter in her book when she tells us, it was Donald Trump's fault.

The ice cream was clearly to keep Joe Biden distracted. 🤣 

bsky.app/profile/ditzkoff.bsky.social/post/3lb5iq7vdts2b

Pictures surfacing now of RFK buying Zyn packs. :lol:

McDonald’s and Zyn. Dude is totally a leader on living a healthy lifestyle.