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Now THIS ⬇️ is a hell of a thing.
Jeebus H. Humphrey....
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Actually, it can and DOES ... for ants, bees, and such 😉
It fails for humans, though.
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Pathetic.
BREAKING REPORT: Saudi Arabia has allegedly offered the Houthis $1 billion through Iranian mediation to halt attacks on the Kingdom. If confirmed, Riyadh is seeking security through financial incentives.
Can Saudi Arabia buy the Houthis' cooperation, or will $1 billion merely buy a temporary pause before the next confrontation?
Only 1500 homeless people in Vancouver Washington they yet they spend over 300 million dollars a year for homeless people? Wtf?
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Oligarchs bribe government officials to enact certain regulations and certain licensing laws so as to eliminate competition for their oligopoly fiefdoms. This is called "regulatory capture" (which monopolizes their favored enterprises). Small businesses get hurt.
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If this info by @ddfmarketing1 is accurate, Saudi Arabia is making the same error as the Reagan Administration had done during the "arms for hostages" deal with Iran.
The enemy gets rewarded for their bad behavior, thus inviting future terrorism.
BREAKING REPORT: Saudi Arabia has allegedly offered the Houthis $1 billion through Iranian mediation to halt attacks on the Kingdom. If confirmed, Riyadh is seeking security through financial incentives.
Can Saudi Arabia buy the Houthis' cooperation, or will $1 billion merely buy a temporary pause before the next confrontation?
Lived in Los Angeles for two years. Never want to go back.
Lived in New York City for a year+ and while I'd never want to live there again, I've enjoyed going back from time to time over the years.
"Tribalism" is in our DNA from the caveman days.
Replying to @KellyRek
"Tribalism is the first safe harbor, the original home base."
-- JONAH GOLDBERG @JonahDispatch
The man's gone wobbly on other stuff, but he nails it here ⬆️.
P. N. Gwynne's THE COMPENDIUM
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#ManifestDestiny: White migrants angering Indians.
#Zionism: Jewish migrants angering Arabs.
#OpenBorders: Muslim migrants angering MAGA.
Whenever immigration of "outsiders" becomes extreme, nativists fight back. ("Tribalism" is part of human nature.)
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Your pinned tweet is AI and beyond hilarity.
Manifest Destiny = “we have the right to their land because they are savages”.
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Thus, the Socialist (in the strict sense) paradox 😐 True Socialists In A Hurry to achieve a society made up of small units that interact with each other, where none "exploits" the others and no one within them "exploits" its member. A society of A Coop (Cooperative) of Coops.
They can't stand that we regulate the market. An unregulated market is not really a "free market". There is too much chance for manipulation on fraud. Do you ever watch the show American Greed on CNBC?
Good stuff ⬇️
This sick idealism with its inflated psychopath leadership has been behind every perfectionist idealist do-gooder movement of the last 2,000 years. The fact that this is so little known even though Friedrich Nietzsche wrote about this extensively is a testament both to how badly educated even the so-called educated crisis are as well as the fact that we've all been given some kind of immunity or allergy to the concept itself
The perfect Remains the enemy of the good because the perfect always chooses one of two complementary principles and chooses to adhere to that one principle such that anybody who disagrees with it is considered an enemy, someone casting a shadow on the Sun King of that principle's beneficence


















