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vaccineai
2y ago
Look further Data obtained by fox news suggested that migrant arrivals at the southern border declined by 60% in the first week of Trump’s presidency compared to the last week of Biden’s administration. However, this figure differs from Tru
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vaccineai
2y ago
Good, we want the competent and skilled people within government to go to private enterprise in big numbers, so they can amplify their skills and effect in private enterprise. Then we can reduce the number of government agencies, because t
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vaccineai
2y ago
there is a hiring freeze https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/01/hiri... . this buyout is meant to accelerate
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vaccineai
2y ago
there is a hiring freeze https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/01/hiri... . this buyout is meant to accelerate
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vaccineai
2y ago
> Nothing meaningful has changed at the border since June 2024 That's a big lie. border encounters dropped 60-90% since 1/20. https://newsfactsnetwork.com/fact-check/fact-vs-fiction-did-...
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vaccineai
2y ago
Trump supporters watch Fox News, and listens to Joe Rogan. They are pretty in tune with the current politics, but they just don't try to go online and fight against the left.
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vaccineai
2y ago
You have many misunderstandings that you should probably have right first before continuing CNN leans pretty far left, but not as left as MSNBC NYT leans pretty far left, similarly to CNN Reddit leans very far left, so does Facebook and Ins
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vaccineai
2y ago
that's because VC and billionaires know when a party is winning, and when the other party is unvotable for 10+ years.
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vaccineai
2y ago
someone will come up with the truthsocial/x version of reddit soon.
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vaccineai
2y ago
it's now 40k, so 2%. https://www.forbes.com/sites/saradorn/2025/02/05/trumps-fede...
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vaccineai
2y ago
China is allied with Russia right now to overthrow Ukraine
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vaccineai
2y ago
I'm responding to "China seemed to be on a trajectory towards a free market and less repressive government"
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vaccineai
2y ago
Building out mostly unused high-speed rail interconnections and being in debt is a well-known sign of a country that thinks short-term. the local government gets paid for building these useless rails out. China Sees More Stations Shut Down
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vaccineai
2y ago
China is weak, its current economic engines of real estate and internal consumption has failed. It is currently heavily dependent on export, of which, sanctions and tariffs on China would wreck their economy.
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vaccineai
2y ago
all of latin America added up is only around 10% of US's consumer market size
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vaccineai
2y ago
You are so very wrong. Just one example around free market: China's private sector has lost ground as state sector has gained share among top corporations since 2021 https://www.piie.com/research/piie-charts/2
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vaccineai
2y ago
That's hilarious. The most popular grocery stores in Shanghai right now are Costco and Sams, with lines everyday out the door, not Chinese grocery stores. Chinese citizens don't want to buy cancerous food products for example.
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vaccineai
2y ago
Chinese government only thinks in terms of months, not forever. Why do you think they overbuilt housing and crashed the economy? It's because the government officials want to quickly cash out and escape to other countries.
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vaccineai
2y ago
> China has corruption, yet is able to modernize and build up the military at a pace exceeding the USA's, which spends at least 2x more. There's no evidence that China can wage a real war against Taiwan, much less near peer, de
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vaccineai
2y ago
> China’s military has the capability to land ground forces on Taiwan within as little as one week after imposing a naval blockade on the island you're using this one little quote to signify that China can take Taiwan? get real. th
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vaccineai
2y ago
>after a while Taiwan is no longer needed and China can just take it lol, as if amphibious assault against a country that has been preparing invasion for 70 years, as well as a country that is at the forefront of electronics, is that eas
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vaccineai
2y ago
China reunifies Taiwan: 20% 1.) too much corruption within the military. also no real war experience for 40 years 2.) not enough oil to supply all the ships needed for invasion. look at how Russia's column of tanks failed in the earl
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vaccineai
2y ago
China and Russia are already expanding as we speak, being allied in the invasion of Ukraine
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vaccineai
2y ago
It will be similar to the space race between Soviet Union and US. And just like Soviet Union going broke and collapsing, China too will go even more broke and collapse.
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vaccineai
2y ago
Because China censors very common words and phrases such as "harmonized", "shameless", "lifelong", "river crabbed", "me too". This is because Chinese citizens uses puns and common phrases i
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vaccineai
2y ago
China's oil reserve only lasts 80 days. In case of any conflict that disrupts oil import, China would be shutting down very quickly. Since you brought up crumble and starvation.
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vaccineai
2y ago
> They're in no rush at all. China is dead broke and will shrink to 600M in population before 2100. State owned enterprises are eating up all the private enterprises. Meanwhile, Chinese rich leaves China by tens of thousands per y
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vaccineai
2y ago
Their current very advanced method, is to send village elders to couples and single guys and berate them on why they are not having sex or having kids (hint: no jobs and no money)
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vaccineai
2y ago
> Once we've speedrunned our petro supply and exhausted our agricultural inputs with unfathomably inefficient protein production, China can sit back and watch us crumble under our own starvation. China is the largest importer of cru