Posts by silentmaker2

Honestly, this whole debate feels like people bickering over whether rock bands or nurses are more important. It’s absurd.
The woman held a political office—and because she did, she is a legitimate target. Period.

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I have a question, and I’ll try to frame it through a hypothetical scenario to make things clearer.

Imagine Person A is an employee at a corporation—someone holding a legitimate position within the hierarchy.
They start feeding their inner circle a bunch of lies regarding the company's actual financial health just to trick them into investing and buying up shares.
Once they’ve secured enough equity through this deception, they somehow maneuver themselves into a position of control and begin draining capital from the firm.

That is a criminal offense, isn't it? Is there any legal recourse here? Specifically, besides the government stepping in, can the other shareholders file suit if his actions effectively gutted the company, tanked the profits, or otherwise ruined its value?

Thanks

Just one question here:
Has the Supreme Court reached a final decision on whether those loans tied to currency clauses are actually null and void? If they eventually rule that they are—what does that even look like in practice? Does that ruling apply strictly to people holding a Swiss Franc loan, or does it cover every single loan in America tied to such a clause? I mean, isn't the vast majority of our credit market built on these exact types of clauses?

Thx

The intellectual debate is reaching a fever pitch
😛popcorn

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What exactly is it that you people are even fighting for?
Real Madrid, the Bad Boys, Chicago, all of America?

Do you even bother watching the game—the actual plays, the goals?

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I honestly don't see why anyone would argue it should be the Spanish flag instead of the American one.
It’s the flag of the nation we maintain full diplomatic relations with—we basically have an open border with them.