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Vox Nihili posted:The same data that supports the rising number of fentanyl deaths includes data on the other drugs found in the deceased's system by the coroner's toxicology screening. You really have to invent an entire galaxy of conspiracies to explain away this sort of data:
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Pepe Silvia Browne posted:the internet is just mid grade telepathy (indirectly sending thoughts to others via waves in the air) so it makes sense that it collects and amplifies our worst neuroses
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# ? Mar 28, 2023 05:08 |
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# ? Mar 28, 2023 05:10 |
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fits my needs posted:guess they were right somebody’s getting a bail out this weekend
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# ? Mar 28, 2023 05:11 |
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Mr Hootington posted:https://twitter.com/lines_down/status/1640443298400833536?t=G2LZN5e0DI-Dkm0zEOHriw&s=19 lol drat capitalist realism really thought they could actually destroy the planet but nope, thermodynamics stays winning
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# ? Mar 28, 2023 05:13 |
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Centrist Committee posted:somebody’s getting a bail out this weekend russia, china
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# ? Mar 28, 2023 05:14 |
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webcams for christ posted:lmao yikes Hadlock I feel like this is the final boss of us imperialism, openly gambling on the full faith and credit of the us of a
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# ? Mar 28, 2023 05:15 |
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no one actually trusts america and doesnt want to live under the petrodollar, but if they don't then america will send in far-right paramilitary theocratic deathsquads to brutally murder everyone so everyone just kinda goes along with it
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# ? Mar 28, 2023 05:21 |
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Father Wendigo posted:Did you hear? There's a rumor going around that they'll anime was right posted:its actually genius to make insane right wing cranks push that talking point because itll make libs want to ban tiktok more lol of course its a bill that expands the surveillance state
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# ? Mar 28, 2023 05:21 |
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mastershakeman posted:What region was this? New money is often good for dead areas but not like that Northeast US
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# ? Mar 28, 2023 05:23 |
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Father Wendigo posted:Did you hear? There's a rumor going around that they'll This person is insane and most of what shes saying seems to be incorrect BUT ALSO this law still looks real bad without the fake stuff she's saying
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# ? Mar 28, 2023 05:34 |
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Vox Nihili posted:This person is insane and most of what shes saying seems to be incorrect BUT ALSO this law still looks real bad without the fake stuff she's saying thats kinda the gist of it i think. seems like it gives the government oversight to just ban stuff that has more than a million users?
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# ? Mar 28, 2023 05:35 |
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anime was right posted:thats kinda the gist of it i think. seems like it gives the government oversight to just ban stuff that has more than a million users? Ban and/or punish companies with applications specifically from a handful of countries, namely China, Russia, Iran, North Korea, Venezuala (but only if under Maduro lmao), and of course Cuba (because why not), but could also be expanded to other "adversarial" countries My initial read is it's intended to squeeze Chinese and Russian tech companies out of the US market with security red tape
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Also gives all this broad enforcement power to the Secretary of Commerce, which I thought was weird and kinda telling
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Vox Nihili posted:Also gives all this broad enforcement power to the Secretary of Commerce, which I thought was weird and kinda telling They pretty much have jurisdiction over like ALL imports and exports tbh. Like if a company makes anything on a huge giant list of things that COULD potentially be used in weapons or munitions or “critical” technologies there are all sorts of regulations one must abide by on pain of fines and prison. See EAR/ITAR There and in the case of the tik tok bill then actual enforcement is thru DoJ. Commerce just makes the lists / manages the process and reports non compliance to DoJ
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Basic Poster posted:They pretty much have jurisdiction over like ALL imports and exports tbh. Like if a company makes anything on a huge giant list of things that COULD potentially be used in weapons or munitions or “critical” technologies there are all sorts of regulations one must abide by on pain of fines and prison. See EAR/ITAR I guess this is similar by analogy. But no importation/exportation of goods is actually targeted here, it's more like electronic espionage.
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# ? Mar 28, 2023 06:05 |
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Vox Nihili posted:Ban and/or punish companies with applications specifically from a handful of countries, namely China, Russia, Iran, North Korea, Venezuala (but only if under Maduro lmao), and of course Cuba (because why not), but could also be expanded to other "adversarial" countries yeah but also make sure people stop sharing organizing memes
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# ? Mar 28, 2023 06:13 |
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Vox Nihili posted:I guess this is similar by analogy. But no importation/exportation of goods is actually targeted here, it's more like electronic espionage. Yep. It's not just state surveillance but if you can spy on your economic competitors because you control the network that gives your domestic (or favored) alternatives a massive advantage, which you are also then to freely invest in and profit from on a personal basis. Tiktok isn't a threat (except when it is) but if they can't read all the feeds with admin level access to get to the juicy goodness that is reason enough to shut it out.
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Edit lol gently caress all these threads run together poo poo
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# ? Mar 28, 2023 07:25 |
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silicone thrills posted:Edit lol gently caress all these threads run together poo poo The threads got left in the backseat of someone's car and all melted together. Not your fault.
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Centrist Committee posted:lol drat capitalist realism really thought they could actually destroy the planet but nope, thermodynamics stays winning maybe economists can make like the early pioneers of statistical mechanics and kill themselves in the face of the ultimate progression of entropy winning over all
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silicone thrills posted:Edit lol gently caress all these threads run together poo poo The collapse of modern society touches all facets.
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Vox Nihili posted:Ban and/or punish companies with applications specifically from a handful of countries, namely China, Russia, Iran, North Korea, Venezuala (but only if under Maduro lmao), and of course Cuba (because why not), but could also be expanded to other "adversarial" countries lol gradenko_2000 posted:it's essentially the same scam they've been running with Huawei: China beat Qualcomm / Samsung to 5G technology, so just raise "security concerns" to have the US and as many other allies as possible refuse to use their hardware, because competing on an even field is unacceptable when you're losing
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# ? Mar 28, 2023 10:19 |
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The meme videos and teenage girls doing dances in pyjamas are demolishing our national industries sir, what do we do? (slams huge red button marked "national security")
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Willa Rogers posted:The big dawg gets the biggest bux. Didn't expect Clinton to rake in more than Barrack. Was that during his wife's presidential runs?
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oh look the FT is running a big story about a report, a collaboration by the Kiel Institute for the World Economy, Havard Kennedy School, World Bank, and AidData (an institute at William & Mary sponsored by USAID and the MCC), melting down about the Belt and Road Initiative:quote:China grants billions in bailouts as Belt and Road Initiative falters quote:China has significantly expanded its bailout lending as its Belt and Road Initiative blows up following a series of debt write-offs, scandal-ridden projects and allegations of corruption. quote:China’s emergence as a highly influential “lender of last resort” presents critical challenges for western-led institutions such as the IMF, which have sought to safeguard global financial stability since the end of the second world war. quote:Rising global interest rates and the strong appreciation of the dollar have raised concerns about the ability of developing countries to repay their creditors. Several sovereigns have run into distress, with a lack of co-ordination among creditors blamed for prolonging some crises. China catching up with IMF lending quote:However, there are big differences between IMF programmes and Chinese bailouts. One is that Chinese money is not cheap. “A typical rescue loan from the IMF carries a 2 per cent interest rate,” said the study. “The average interest rate attached to a Chinese rescue loan is 5 per cent.”
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DancingShade posted:The meme videos and teenage girls doing dances in pyjamas are demolishing our national industries sir, what do we do? https://twitter.com/BoyBoy_Official/status/1640310649418027009
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# ? Mar 28, 2023 11:03 |
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Finally, a good example of why the internet exists.
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# ? Mar 28, 2023 11:09 |
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Vox Nihili posted:The same data that supports the rising number of fentanyl deaths includes data on the other drugs found in the deceased's system by the coroner's toxicology screening. You really have to invent an entire galaxy of conspiracies to explain away this sort of data: 3d printing is the reason fentanyl-laced pills took off instead of increased availability of fentanyl now anyone with a 3d printer can download a mallinckrodt oxycodone 30mg pill press and make their own at home
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SKULL.GIF posted:This whole country was built on an Indian burial ground and is deeply, thoroughly cursed to the bone.
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I have a question about the banks: if deposits are only insured for up to a quarter million, why don't the billionaires spread their money around as many banks as possible and convert the rest into gold, silver, rare art and other miscellaneous treasure? Surely they have the resources to build their own Scrooge McDuck style money bins.
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# ? Mar 28, 2023 12:54 |
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Wealth and power make you dumber over time
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# ? Mar 28, 2023 12:57 |
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some companies need large accounts for payroll
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super sweet best pal posted:I have a question about the banks: if deposits are only insured for up to a quarter million, why don't the billionaires spread their money around as many banks as possible and convert the rest into gold, silver, rare art and other miscellaneous treasure? Surely they have the resources to build their own Scrooge McDuck style money bins. because they are dumb and lazy
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super sweet best pal posted:I have a question about the banks: if deposits are only insured for up to a quarter million, why don't the billionaires spread their money around as many banks as possible and convert the rest into gold, silver, rare art and other miscellaneous treasure? Surely they have the resources to build their own Scrooge McDuck style money bins. they didn't know that it was only insured up to a quarter million (FWIW, as an average joe I was keenly aware of what our own FDIC coverage limits were for local banks well before the SVB crisis, but I assume our media and banks and government exert marginally more effort in spelling it out in the fine print)
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super sweet best pal posted:I have a question about the banks: if deposits are only insured for up to a quarter million, why don't the billionaires spread their money around as many banks as possible and convert the rest into gold, silver, rare art and other miscellaneous treasure? Surely they have the resources to build their own Scrooge McDuck style money bins. https://twitter.com/goodpoliticguy/status/1636764475415224320
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# ? Mar 28, 2023 12:58 |
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Rich people don't hold cash, they already diversify into stocks and property and things. Its businesses which need to be buying and selling things all the time or who have gotten mega profits but would be liable for some sort of taxation if they did anything with the cash which are holding vast deposits.
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# ? Mar 28, 2023 13:00 |
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super sweet best pal posted:I have a question about the banks: if deposits are only insured for up to a quarter million, why don't the billionaires spread their money around as many banks as possible and convert the rest into gold, silver, rare art and other miscellaneous treasure? Surely they have the resources to build their own Scrooge McDuck style money bins. They did. There are(were) a bunch of services that do this and it was a really known risk / one of the bedrock risks of the financial deposit system. VCs were just too stupid to / correctly bet that the limit wouldn't be applied / are bad at capitalism. The thing I find most galling is that loving payroll company that hosed up their cash reserves is *still* around.
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Buffer posted:They did. There are(were) a bunch of services that do this and it was a really known risk / one of the bedrock risks of the financial deposit system. SVB had this service! lmao
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https://twitter.com/fteconomics/status/1640650338565861377?s=20
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