CTHlurker

This is the same thing that Krugman has been ranting and raving about for a while, which is that consumer spending is on the rise, which must mean that the economy is doing great. Seemingly not bothering to answer the obvious question "what are people spending money on" and since GDP only measures whether people are spending money or not, and people being gouged on rent, food, clothing, utilities, and other famous luxuries, GDP is going up.

Trump does all the same things that Biden does, so the ruling class have no reason to do anything to influence the election. And trump did give them a massive tax-cut back in 2017-2018, while biden increased the corporate tax rate. Furthermore, the ruling class is in no way agreeing on basically anything regarding policy other than "empire good and taxes bad".

Sure, but that image isn't Sjokz if I'm not mistaken. Also, isn't Tyler pretty much 1,70-ish meters tall?

The former foreign minister (and I think current foreign minister, but not at the time of the incident) publically thanked the United States for blowing up German energy infrastructure that was located in Danish Territorial waters, making it so that Germany could not resume cooperation with regards to energy from Russia, even if both parties decided to put the whole ukraine-war-opposite-sides thing behind them.

I highly recommend the interview with the BBC where the chinese ambassador to the UK was asked if China should be viewed as a rival/competitor to the UK, and the Chinese guy tried to very nicely tell the british that the UK does not even play in the same league as China, since China wants to be a leader in EVs, semiconductors and AI.

I mean, you can just keep selling those post offices and army baracks in the Donbass, not like the Russians are going to give up control of them any time soon, so whoever buys it will have to work REAL hard to enforce their property right to it.

The guy is a notorious league of legends streamer named Tyler1. Because his chat has been bullying him for years that he is short, he was at an event and they put the host on some kind of stilt.

I'd actually argue that the debt thing isn't a sign of poverty, since from what I recall from his talks on Youtube, he is mostly just abusing the absolute shit out of the US tax system, and the fact that he has a decent sized cash-flow from all his books, rental properties and speaking gigs. The fact that he loans a whole lot of money (which isn't taxed, because loans aren't taxable) and uses it to fund whatever dumb shit he wants to spend money on, is in fact the same thing that gave Donald Trump the infamous 0-dollar tax return. Taxes are only paid on income when you "earn" it, and since all of his money is techinically other people's money, he doesn't have to pay taxes on it when it gets transferred to him. It also means that he is exceptionally vulnerable to anything that might shake this cash-flow, since he is leveraged out the wazoo, but up until it goes horribly wrong, he is going to be just fine.

Wanna know something even dumber? Supposedly a large reason for the Royal Mail being in the shitter, is the fact that they can't really negotiate rates with the private companies they deliver parcels / packages for. So noted smol-bean Amazon Inc. gets to have all their shit in the UK delivered for litteral pennies.

Very funny to read what is essentially a more eloquent version of the PUA manifestos that were popular on the internet in the late 2000s and early 2010s.

The Royal Mail was privatized not too long ago (2013-2015) and is now a private entity listed on the London Stock Exchange. While it has a bunch of legal obligations it cannot escape, it can however have it's operating budget cut down to the bone to essentially force the government to bail it out.