deadgoon posted:

im not a good ally i disagree with many things

Relin posted:

well lowtax said he's making a maga forum so maybe they will self sequester

That DICK! posted:

so get this right: the person with 280 character limit twitter privileges? they freaking made a long vertical freaking post

GobiasIndustries posted:

not a single one of his facial expressions is natural.

Vertical Lime posted:

there's no national law saying you have to watch donnie speak

sloppo posted:

what

juche avocado posted:

whom, you piece of poo poo, you're the president of the united statews

mrbradlymrmartin posted:

holy gently caress this world is a joke

Notorious R.I.M. posted:

Nah we're getting to the point where the microclimate signal is so strong that the deniers can't hide behind statistical uncertainty. Coincidentally, that's also around the point that it gets too late to deal with before we go full Permian-Triassic.

Vertical Lime posted:

https://twitter.com/GroverNorquist/status/913134464645165057

slouch posted:

absolutely no jobs will be created in the united states because of lower taxes. businesses that employ people here and are incorporated overseas do so because they can defer their tax payments in the US. businesses that employ people in other countries do so because labor costs in the united states are too high to turn a profit by making and selling garbage. foreign auto manufacturing is building factories to the US are doing so because automation has reached a point where they are spending more money shipping vehicles across the globe than it would cost them to build locally - and those companies are not necessarily concerned with american corporate tax rates. lower taxes incentivizes reduced investment (why reinvest money into the company when you can more easily increase you and your company's "value" by pumping profits into dividends and raising stock prices?) and increases stagnate hoarding of wealth in financial assets. and wages wont start going up because they havent been for decades and "average working people" are still less able to collectively negotiate their contracts for better wage and benefits.

gregday posted:

https://twitter.com/yjtorbati/status/913132988027764736

Mr Hootington posted:

https://twitter.com/kurteichenwald/status/913133530821128193

Internet Webguy posted:

twitter videos have ads now

it's like they want people not to use it

Vishass posted:

What's weird is the cops knew the woman rented a clown costume, got a cake from publix 90 minutes before the murder, was almost certainly banging the victim's husband, and had easy access to various vehicles. No case for 20 years, though.

SKULL.GIF posted:

Hindenburg Trump was elected in 1925 2016 and was incredibly bumbling and incompetent while Hitler Bannon was rallying fascists to join the Nazi Grand Old Party and Communists were seeing a similarly large explosion in enrollment


in 1932, a literal centrist coalition decided to vote Hindenburg back into power, saying that the alternative (Hitler) was so much worse than having an incompetent demented idiot as president


a year later, Hindenburg awards the chancellorship to Hitler and signs the Enabling Act

the rest is history

Grizzled Patriarch posted:

sloppo posted:

tbh that sounds pretty cool

Duscat posted:

i used to think that recognizing this was what would keep the rich and powerful from completely eliminating the social safety nets, starting race wars, or simply sucking the country dry and leaving it to collapse

but they mostly don't, and even the ones that do expect to just ride it out

in the meantime there's still some profit to be clawed out, some piece of the commons still without a sheep on it, let's loving extract, maybe this time i'll finally get to be richer than my college pals

Jose posted:

pisstapeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee


https://twitter.com/SethAbramson/st...%3D2208%23pti14

Weeping Wound posted: