steellynx91 said:The FT has finally broken ties with America. Unfortunately, they haven't broken with communism. Kamala Harris can't seem to break ties with anything at all.
But what we really ought to be questioning is why our own version of a Steve Jobs can't succeed here. The issue lies within our social structure, which remains fundamentally outdated—a sort of half-reformed socialism. We are dealing with a massive layer of parasitic bureaucracy, various "activists" and self-proclaimed fighters, and the cleanest money in this system is the kind that is evaded, embezzled, or simply stolen.
Steve Jobs isn't exactly popping up every day—if that were actually the case in the USA, everyone would be dropping dead with ten billion dollars in their bank accounts. We have talented people here, sure—but I highly doubt we'll ever see someone quite that capable or successful.
Look, it’s easier to make it in the USA—that's just reality—but someone who’s actually that talented would find a way to win anywhere they were born.
Timothy Anderson48 said:If Jobs had been born in America, he’d probably be out there selling smoke for the Republican Party.
If Jaca had been born in the USA, she’d likely be peddling the same nonsense as a spokesperson for Apple.
If Jadranka had been born in the USA, she’d be scrubbing floors at McDonald's—honestly, that's the only place her "talents" would actually land her a job. ☕
