Doesn’t look very fun at all

Goliath was actually built like Ivankov from One Piece

Molotovs?

Common myth. You do not need to pay interest ever to have good credit. Your accounts should show activity, ie your balance on your statement should be non-zero, but you can pay off that entire balance (and thereby pay no interest) and still improve your score.

IIRC that only blocks posts though, not comments :/

Just play Hades 2. It’s fucking amazing

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It’s actually people vs. corporations vs. the government, and the corporations keep bribing the refs

MBAs only care about the next fiscal quarter

Found this one: https://starecat.com/content/wp-content/uploads/rich-man-to-worker-careful-mate-that-foreigner-wants-your-cookie.jpg Basically the same idea as the Oreo one.

What do you get from a landlord owning housing as opposed to housing cooperatives? (This is the [only] question I want you to answer)

I have never before heard of a housing cooperative. Seems like a neat idea.

Not relevant, stop using billionaires as a shield.

I don’t understand what you mean by “using them as a shield”, and I assure you they are very relevant.

I say no to both.

And your plan for dealing with the people in the space station is…attacking your fellows on the ground?

like you

I am not, nor have I ever been, a landlord. My mother does rent out half her house now that her kids have moved out. She’s hoping to retire before 70, but I guess that makes her a “tyrant.”

Also, my mom does not oppose bettering social insurance. Or really anything. I can barely get her to vote. She just plays her cards as dealt.

But you know who does oppose social insurance, and who actually drafts the bills, and buys the politicians, and creates the propaganda? Blackrock Capital. Billionaires.

The class war is the only war. Stop the friendly fire.

Actually

it’s pronounced Trinitay

I’d order a Coyote Bao if I saw it on the menu

Aka wage slavery.

If you can’t afford to miss a paycheck, you can’t afford to say no to your boss.

And if you can’t afford to miss a paycheck, you don’t have time to prep a resume, go out for interviews, or other activities that would allow you to find a new job.

Maruchan Jalapeno Cheddar Instant Lunch

Madness! I’ve played it so many times

Super Mario Bros 3

Ah sorry, by “too big to fail” we actually meant “entitled to free money forever”

Nah dawg you’ve found the infinite money glitch. NaN - 200? Guess what, still NaN. Oh, ATM fee? NaN - 200 - 3.50 = still fucking NaN.

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Perhaps, but would it have been done in time to prevent George Floyd’s death? Look at how Trump’s border wall worked out despite all the effort he put towards it.

No, but I don’t think that’s the bar.

George Floyd gets murdered, people get mad, people protest; the Trump response was “lol lib cities suck, thin blue line kiddos”. With Hilary maybe we could’ve talked about police resourcing, effective disciplinary actions, malpractice, etc. and got something done. Instead we got a gray flag with a blue stripe. And more polarization.

Not sure how the Trump wall is relevant.

Would she have done a better job at handling that?

Perhaps not, but at the very least she wouldn’t have been pushing conspiracy theories on a national stage. I like to imagine she would’ve helped small businesses more, but the mainstream Dems won’t bite the corpo hand that feeds them either, so /shrug.

More people died on Biden’s watch than on Trump’s, even if it was only due to the fact he had to deal with it longer.

You included your own rebuttal so I don’t know what point you are trying to make.

Right now M2 is shrinking while inflation is still positive. That wouldn’t happen if they were strongly positively correlated.

We already see that there is a time lag effect, so does that actually matter?

Anyway, this disagrees with the paper you linked:

https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/042015/how-does-money-supply-affect-inflation.asp

It’s also curious (from reading the abstract) that the paper you linked didn’t seem to include money supply in their model? Was that deliberate?

But I’m also just generally skeptical of anything that tries to blame labor or wages for inflation.