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frankfrankfrank
4y ago
It would be funny if I didn’t think you were actually serious. It may be a recent term, but only because so many have arrayed against the Constitution and all the freedom and liberty it provides. It is solely a function of the enemies of fr
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frankfrankfrank
4y ago
Maybe all those suggesting and promoting these things should hand over all their assets for equal distribution. But as always, this tribe of people who think this way are always keen on redistributing other people’s things and wealth.
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frankfrankfrank
4y ago
Altman? Fridmann? White tech?
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frankfrankfrank
4y ago
Is it ironic though? The whole system is inverted in that way that citizens are second class, and failure is rewarded and the injured punished, aka fraud. It’s a system that simply cannot go well for the majority of people even if the top c
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frankfrankfrank
4y ago
I find it both shocking and terrifying that people lack the most fundamental understanding of how a properly separated government system would work, let alone why it should function that way. It should concern everyone that these types of t
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frankfrankfrank
4y ago
I agree with you until you parroted the propaganda trope about Roe v Wade. Roe has always been known as “bad law” even though it was never law, only illegitimate judicial dictate. It’s always been known as one of the worst rulings in Americ
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frankfrankfrank
4y ago
Here comes the memory hole, folks. This copyright claim is just the ruse to break down the wall, with the real purpose being to lay claim to news and internet archiving so that inconvenient news and information can be more easily memory hol
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frankfrankfrank
4y ago
And then we can create an authoritarian uniparty to govern us all from behind a false appearance of a choice between two fake parties. One of the facade parties we can make appeal to one half of society and the other we can make appeal to t
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frankfrankfrank
4y ago
You have been marked as obsolete. Your participation in life is no longer necessary.
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frankfrankfrank
4y ago
Well, it seems like the answer to what to do with all the useless people. Some had said drugs and video games, but I’m sure that custom VR porn dens will work too.
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frankfrankfrank
4y ago
I frequently find myself in the middle of many things, one of them is that although I oppose the grotesque plunder of the public and citizens of countries by neo-aristocrats claiming to do one thing or another amidst blatant lies of social
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frankfrankfrank
4y ago
Clearly some time before they started selling off their shares.
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frankfrankfrank
4y ago
Those are simply common correlate effects. Inflation is really rather simple, it is inflation of the money supply, i.e., printing more Monopoly money for oneself, knockoff purses, using chemicals to create fake honey, it’s what counterfeite
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frankfrankfrank
4y ago
Yes, on the face of it. The issue with what appears to be the same old game is that those who absconded with the wealth pillaged through funny money, are not going to be the ones getting punished to “fix things”. This opens up a whole diffe
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frankfrankfrank
4y ago
You are of course correct. The far bigger core problem is that our government is generally captured and does not serve one of its core purposes, enforcing competition, i.e. preventing manipulation of markets. A way that a legitimate and con
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frankfrankfrank
4y ago
That is absolutely false and at the core of the rather schizophrenic mentality towards the world today. Capitalism has absolutely nothing to do with the means of production beyond it being a method for accounting for resources and allocatin
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frankfrankfrank
4y ago
First mistake is using any of the Microsoft knock off services whose primary purpose is to trick “deciders” in the C-suits and in halls of bureaucratic hell that can confirm that the box for things like “to do” functionality is checked on t
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4y ago
I’m not sure what people expect from anything associated with Microsoft. After literally many decades now of horrible Microsoft products and services that never ever reach the threshold (excel possibly being the lone exception), why would a
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frankfrankfrank
4y ago
There is this fixation on “the dollar” or even “capitalism”, but in reality both of those are essentially just abstractions for the underlying human behaviors, which is mostly greed and the lying and deception used to obfuscate greed. Neith
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frankfrankfrank
4y ago
I know, right. It’s like how can we know things like that the cancer clusters that will show up in that population inside the government created toxic mushroom cloud fallout region around East Palestine, OH has anything to do with setting t
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frankfrankfrank
4y ago
That diversity stuff OUSD really working out great. We now have a diverse set of problems, not just all of the original problems too. How wonderful that when we imported India, we also got the diversity of India problems. No, guys, it’s fin
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frankfrankfrank
4y ago
It’s just typical pretentiousness common in government related things, by people who use it as cover for mediocrity, especially when talking to laypeople. It’s intentional in order to create a mysticism about government and military matters
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frankfrankfrank
4y ago
“tightly classified” … as is everything that would embarrass or expose the ever increasingly crooked and immoral people that have accumulated in the US government. Otherwise, the “citizens” may start realizing it’s basically all just lies,
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frankfrankfrank
4y ago
You overlooked an obvious pink elephant; that the “security” state is yanking our chains as a distraction once again, as they so often do so effectively. It could be for a couple different reasons and/or a combination of them, but incl
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frankfrankfrank
4y ago
It’s odd that people ignore the far bigger devil problem that the Dutch public, and most western public, are being plundered and defrauded of their money to support the lifestyles of the ruling class and foreigners against their will. You c
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4y ago
It’s because the ruling class’ actual objective was arresting mobility and social interaction and potential for organizing. It bothers me sometimes that people seem to simply ignore, tolerate, and make excuses for the abuses like some kind
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frankfrankfrank
4y ago
That seems like a bad model if it does not include the effects of the waves penetrating inland and instead acts as if the coasts are inviolable.
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frankfrankfrank
4y ago
Because not blowing it up would mean people would continue asking pesky questions and demanding evidence. But that would take down the real hot air balloon, the narrative.
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frankfrankfrank
4y ago
Because they are, as is clear to anyone not on the tech sauce. It’s the “I’m a loyal and faithful partner; minus the cheating, lying, deceiving, and gaslighting” of financials.
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frankfrankfrank
4y ago
Keep in mind that a far more pernicious and rather evil system is that of the donation receiving “non-profit”. It has over time been exposed and highlighted at various points, but I don’t think it has really at all penetrated the consciousn
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