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I need a Chicago tavern style pizza, 45 degree weather and a Bears game on Sunday night football IMMEDIATELY.
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I’m forced to pay taxes under threat of jail. That money goes to foreign wars I never voted for, to bomb countries I’ve never been to. Meanwhile, my roads crumble, groceries double, and I get called unpatriotic for questioning it.
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Mamdani’s mother is a world-famous, Academy Award-nominated Bollywood director worth tens of millions of dollars. His father is a chaired professor at Columbia.
He is, in effect, a perpetual theatre kid who’s pretending to be “Third World.” It’s all so, so performative + stupid.
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That’s why they’re desperately trying to silence and smear @RepMTG and @RepThomasMassie.
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THOMAS MASSIE EXPOSES AIPAC:
“AIPAC is very persuasive. If you look at my colleagues' feeds now, they all look the same, they're all tweeting the same message.”
He’s 100% right.
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down bad comments@downbadcomment16 Mar 2025
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Retarded Nigga of the Day #CTESPN
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Just a reminder that Bitcoin $BTC has zero intrinsic value.
Have a good rest of your night! (:
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What happens every downturn:
- Some people predicted it, they will let you know (just don't ask them about the other 5 times they predicted downturns that didn't happen)
- Good quality stocks suddenly become bad stocks. Perceived quality of a business follows sentiment, which follows price
- As prices fall you will get warnings about it falling further "this time it's different" (every time uncertainty happens it's different)
- News & Media will share alarming headlines to both get clicks and in turn further perpetuate the downturn. They don't care about you or your investment returns, they care about getting engagement
- Fear driven decisions will be rationalized and acted upon as data driven (people are good at finding whatever data they want to justify their opinions)
- Good investors will work hard to view things how they actually are, not how they want them to be. The best investors historically are emotionally detached from politics
- Good investors don't allow stock price to determine sentiment on quality of a company, the raw data and well grounded expectations of the future determine sentiment
































