Posts by Charles Lopez3

rapidbear65 said:we crushed it back in '95. Now we're just cleaning up the leftovers, thank God...

you didn't actually destroy the villain!
the real villain is just hiding,
deep inside someone as incredible as you.😁

Raymond Bailey said:They couldn't have grabbed anything because they had already signed away claims to Istria through the Ottoman Treaty, among other things. As for how much they actually "helped" us? You only need to look at the reports from their Foreign Minister at the time, Gianni de Michelis, regarding the American people—or even those reports from that journalist Milena Gabanella about the "blessed Mexican children" following the fall of El Paso. 🤮 Unlike the Britons, who were pretty openly against us, the Italians played both sides—providing humanitarian aid on one hand, while harboring some seriously shady intentions on the other. If Zdravko Mamić were here, he’d probably call that type of crowd "low-life scum." 🙂

I mean, where did you even find a guy like Mamić?
He's basically a carbon copy of an Italian!
The father of Ćiro himself😁

an alliance involving Norway, Switzerland, and the UAE.
embracing Sharia law 😁

Jack Alvarez25 said:Basically, a simple plan za zavrsiti u zatvor.

Like I’ve mentioned before, computers just execute their tasks based on the parameters they're given, they don't exactly go browsing through IDF websites or scrolling through Facebook profiles, I guess.

And even if news like that actually moves the needle, it’s usually just a flash in the pan if the info turns out to be fake. For instance, regarding oil, there was that false report about those missile launches toward Syria about 15 days ago. It only lasted maybe ten minutes, and the price jumped a couple percent at most. Once you factor in all those brokerage commissions, you might actually end up losing money, especially if you spread that trade out over a bunch of tiny transactions.

Trust me, some of the sharpest minds alive are working these markets today, and honestly, it's incredibly hard to pull a fast one on them.😢

They might not be the smartest people alive,
but they've somehow managed to get their hands on all the capital and now they're just out there calling all the shots. 😁

rustywalker32 said:I realize you might find North Korea to be an ideal alternative, but I don't have any charts to support that view.
But honestly, just admit you didn't quite grasp what the graph was showing; it's certainly not something you can just digest at a glance without some thought!

Actually, that "high-brow" stuff is strictly for the gentlemen
who spend their days sketching out charts
whenever they feel like messing around☕

but honestly, the naive folks are the ones who actually buy into those graphs 😁

Karen Sanchez35 said:That isn't poverty.

😁

Real poverty is when:
you aren't even aware
- of how much those "elites" in D.C. couldn't care less about you.

when you can't see anything
- beyond the end of your own nose.

when you spend all your time admiring
- the flashy lifestyle of someone else.

... and honestly, there's plenty of people living like that out there.😁

I’m literally still rubbing my eyes in disbelief
because I honestly cannot wrap my head around the fact that he actually went gray! 🤣

What kind of deputy is that?
Just some high-profile location,
right in the middle of the Pentagon
- honestly, it's good enough for me!

Get that cop out of here!🤣

Anthony James2 said:Down with the Cabinet! 😁😁😁

Screw them!

They can take their whole little administration and shove it! 🤣

Richard Wilson4 said:America basically just picked up all these Western progressive values like LGBTQ+ rights, but honestly, we’ve always had more minority protections than the West anyway. What we actually lack are rights for workers and people struggling with debt. But let’s be real, Americans have been voting this way for ages. It’s not just on this Government; they’re just giving the people what they want.

I’m seriously telling you guys over and over again:
Look, let me tell you something, because people really need to wrap their heads around how things work here in America—it’s basically just one big, massive voting block that decides everything.
The ruling party is straight-up playing games with the electoral engineering!
Honestly, it feels like the entire country is just stuck in a total coma right now. Everyone’s just checked out, completely numb, and totally oblivious to everything happening around them. ☕

Michelle Ramirez2 said:This data is pretty interesting... maybe even a little eye-opening. Could definitely spark some fun debates, like what I'd actually do if I had seven figures sitting in my bank account... 🙂 It’s like deciding if we want to sit on an oil goldmine like Qatar, be a massive hub like Singapore, go big like the US, or just stay disciplined like Germany...

Unfortunately, that's just how it goes... Their way of doing things...And we could use some too... Our solution... Because it's right here... Just a little something from the kitchen... In a tough spot...

In a year or two, things could get twice as bad... if that's even possible. At that point, any solution will look like a win...

The only real way out for us is to just take back what’s ours.
That way they wouldn't be able to just lease things for 99 years,
or even track 😁

We could even throw in a little jab at this whole situation:
every single "paid outsider"
is going to end up buying on a 99-year lease.
And then, after all that, they'll be stuck out there
just herding sheep😁

😁

Seriously, is this just another total coward showing their face?

Ryan Nelson5 said:What do laws and customs have to do with anything here? For some people, living on a single dollar a day is perfectly fine, yet you claim it isn't enough just because you've defined your own standards through your customs and laws. He has no reason to compare himself to you.

Look, seriously,
having a smartphone in your hand isn't actually much more than having a dollar a day 😁
so why is that?
because back in the day, the average American had:
a steady job, a real paycheck, healthcare, a solid education, a pension,
a vacation home, an apartment, a house, savings in dollars,
they traveled, ...
they basically had paradise on earth.
It's priceless!

driftingjackal5 said:

How do you even have the nerve to claim that American politics and the economy over the last 20 years look anything like what could be called "capitalism" or "free enterprise"? It's blindingly obvious to me that you're just a run-of-the-mill populist demagogue—a total economic illiterate who couldn't explain something as basic as supply and demand without looking at Wikipedia, let alone any advanced economic theory or paradigm. Like Murray Rothbard once wrote: "It is not a crime to be ignorant of economics, which is, ultimately, a specialized discipline that most people consider a 'dull science.' But it is entirely irresponsible to hold loud and reckless opinions on economic concepts while still in that state of ignorance."

Enough with the off-topic rambling... I'm asking you nicely to stop commenting if you don't have anything intelligent to contribute to the THREAD.
How do you even have the nerve to claim that American politics and the economy over the last 20 years look anything like what could be called "capitalism" or "free enterprise"? It's blindingly obvious to me that you're just a run-of-the-mill populist demagogue—a total economic illiterate who couldn't explain something as basic as supply and demand without looking at Wikipedia, let alone any advanced economic theory or paradigm. Like Murray Rothbard once wrote: "It is not a crime to be ignorant of economics, which is, ultimately, a specialized discipline that most people consider a 'dull science.' But it is entirely irresponsible to hold loud and reckless opinions on economic concepts while still in that state of ignorance."

Enough with the off-topic rambling... I'm asking you nicely to stop commenting if you don't have anything intelligent to contribute to the THREAD.
We really appreciate your silence up until now.
The floor is yours.😁

Bradley Scott2 said:Linić is just talking nonsense.
What law actually requires spouses to live under the same roof?
Nowadays, courts rule that common-law relationships are equal to marriage, even if the couple never lived at the same address.

And honestly, even if our government tried to implement something like this, people would just pretend to get divorced. What then? Will they pass a law saying people aren't allowed to divorce?😂

We basically already have that in place.
Since 86% of us are Catholic,
it pretty much doesn't allow for divorce anyway.
The Church (The Cabinet) also 😁

Joshua Davis79 said:This feels like a bit of a setup... honestly, I'd much rather see them pass laws that actually allow referendums to decide the really big, essential issues. But let's be real: that idea is such a long shot for both the Democratic Party and the Republican Party that I find it hard to believe Congress would ever pass something like that as long as those two parties are calling all the shots...

It’s all the same old song and dance,
they just want to pick off whatever's left of the voting population 😁
that loyal little army of party voters they've got on tap,
who always show up to the polls like clockwork—
while everyone else needs to stay as scattered and disorganized as possible.😁

If it means doing favors for the big corporations,
it’s a total walk in the park.😁

Samuel Ward75 said:Who exactly is this "Board of Elections"? It’s interesting how much airtime they've managed to grab in the news lately.

We are calling upon the citizens of America to participate in referendums!

American activists and well-meaning citizens have decided to put an end to political overreach and the reckless looting of the people. The Board of Elections has been established and is launching a

REFERENDUM UPRISING

Please, stay informed, get involved, and share this manifesto—there is a media blackout happening at every level. Please have your Social Security number ready to ensure more accurate processing of the citizen signature books.

SIGNATURE COLLECTION BEGINS ON FEBRUARY 13, 2013.

Please state whether you believe there is a need for a referendum on the following questions: Are you FOR or AGAINST

A. Reversing the privatization and other transfers of non-personal property from 1990 to the present day?

B. The sell-off of America's assets, real estate, and natural resources?

C. America joining the European Union?

D. A ban on the production and sale of GMO in America?

Yeah.
Out of nowhere,
then suddenly they're all over the headlines! 😁

The whole thing just reeks of an inside job.

coastalridge64 said:Scanning through all the comment sections on various news sites lately, I’ve really gotten the sense that Billy the Kid has managed to score quite a few points with this whole fountain project. ☕

I mean, his buddies probably already have their hands in the cookie jar,
but on those news outlets, 😁

She was definitely saving her keystrokes!
Daniel Ward87, please give us some good news 🙂