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🐵Putin likes to bluff but when he commits to something he doesn’t backdown and follows through even if things get really complicated for him. Did you see Putin retreating from Ukraine six hours after the invasion? Or freakout over sanctions?
In contrast when blumpf acts he backs down at the slight inconvenience. Weak president.
Ben Shapiro is not principled on free trade. As long as it’s not impacting Israel tariffs are okay 👌🏻
Doesn’t matter if the tariffs are over 100%
Fertility rate in the post-Soviet republics at the independence and in 2024
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It was a great interview ^
We covered a lot of things, though mostly unrelated to RWP
5 most common careers for women in 1925:
Teacher
Nurse
Secretary
Factory worker
Telephone operator
5 most common careers for women in 2025:
Nurse
Teacher
Secretary
Customer service
Personal care aid
Mickey 17 is a bland and basic critique of patriarchy. Surprised it came from the director of the Parasite (2019) which was overall pretty goated 🐐
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Apparently if you don’t support Trump’s tariffs you’re woke now 🤯
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I finished watching the Adolescence. It's a B- tier movie with poor takes on parenthood, manhood & incel culture. The fourth episode is completely unneeded. The one redeeming quality is its cinematography, which is genuinely well-executed. I am surprised it made such a noise.
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God kept Trump alive so he could ruin the US hegemony and start a war against Iran
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Putin clearly doesn’t want peace and is sabotaging the negotiations.
The hard ballers on Russia appear to be more and more right. It is practically impossible to do any business with its current leadership unless you force them to something or just capitulate to their demands.
Carrot clearly didn’t work and the American administration is slowly moving towards the stick.
Here is my take on Trump's economic plans.
The United States is 36 trillion dollars in debt. Our budget is 6 trillion and our revenue is 4 trillion. Thus, our government must borrow an extra 2 trillion to make up for that difference, and thus our debt grows. Trump wants to tackle this through DOGE and tariffs.
The stated goal of DOGE is to cut 2 trillion from the deficit by identifying useless spending, waste, fraud, and abuse. Adjunct to this, Trump wants to leverage tariffs in a two-fold way. He wants to raise government tariff revenue from 50 billion to 500 billion. Tariffs also have the effect of bringing in manufacturing into the United States. The idea is that since the United States is the largest consumer market in the world, businesses would rather manufacture their goods within the interior of the United States than pay substantial tariffs. This has the effect of creating more jobs, more businesses, more foreign investment and thus more tax revenue. If DOGE can successfully cut the deficit and tariffs generate billions in revenue, the United States could possibly pay off its debt, lower inflation, and reduce tax burdens on the middle class.
HERE IS THE PROBLEM: DOGE isn't going far enough. The most accurate data on DOGE savings seems to be from Polymarket. As of 4/3/2025, Polymarket claims 140 billion dollars have been saved by DOGE. Aka, only 7% of the 2 trillion goal has been reached. Assuming these savings are legitimate and/or not exaggerated (they probably are not), that would mean by July 4, 2026 (when DOGE is supposed to cease to exist), our project percentage of savings would be 56%. That still sounds good, right? Here's the problem. DOGE has only gone for the non-discretionary parts of the budget. Cutting USAID is cool and all, but it's a drop in the bucket. What DOGE must do is go after the biggest parts of the budget. That means cutting Social Security, Medicare, and/or the military...
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This is deja vu all over again. We’ve seen this episode already. This was the entire first term.
Trump over-promises, is completely sloppy and disorganized, tries to bluff his way through, and then ultimately capitulates.
-Nick Fuentes
PS: Don’t get me wrong. I support blumpf backing down, but it says a lot about his character. Lots of talk and complete reversal when things get a little rough.
🇺🇸🇮🇱⚡️- Israel is now viewed unfavorably by a majority of American's.
Major shifts were seen among older Democrats ever since October 7 while young Republicans are way more anti Israel than old guard Republicans.
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High tariffs are a sign of being brown/low human capital
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Say what you will about religion — clergy members were 20x overrepresented among scientists until about 1720.
After 1720, the percentage declined significantly, but clergy were still overrepresented even in 1900.
There’s a few ways to look at this:
Churches used to be more IQ selective with clergy members. After 1720, they loosened standards, and clergy got dumb.
Before 1720, there was no big conflict between science and religion, so people who were interested in figuring out things about the world tended to be interested in both science and religion.
The Enlightenment was an elite intellectual movement which severely decreased the reputation of religion. As Enlightenment propaganda won over smart people, smart people avoided religion and turned to science instead.
source: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4972195
Just watched Woody Allen's Annie Hall (1977). Very basic and often annoying Jewish humor. Surprised people still obsess over it. It doesn't deserve such a high praise.
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streaming with Monsieur Z https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NNH0KkFG0mg
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"Trump's tariffs are going to ruin the economy!"
"Noooo, this is some 5D chess move!"
"Ok. Do you know anything about tariffs?"
"No? Do you?"
"No."
There are two delusional positions on the Ukraine war.
One suggests that the war must go on until Ukraine retakes all of its internationally recognized territory as it is unable to hold the Russian advance.
The other suggests that Ukraine withdraw from all territories that Russia couldn’t even capture (Kherson and Zaporozhia) + reduce its military to a small size so that invading it will be easier next time.
The first position is no longer advocated for by any serious person. The second position is the official Russian position in the negotiating process.
The sooner they drop it, the faster there will be peace and prosperity.
“I don’t wanna ceasefire! I don’t want a ceasefire!”
“I don’t w-AAAAAACK!1!➰️”
...Considering the first two are political suicide and the third will never happen (considering there might be a possible war with Iran), DOGE doesn't have a lot of options. Unless DOGE cuts from these big three (or outright abolishes agencies), it will be an unequivocal failure
The second problem is how the Trump administration has implemented these tariffs. The rates we see on Trump's Reciprocal Tariffs infographic were calculated by taking the trade deficit with a certain country and dividing it by their exports to the United States. Here is the problem: Basing tariffs on the trade deficit divided by exports assumes an unfair correlation and leads to extreme, arbitrary rates that could harm industries dependent on imports. This approach ignores macroeconomic factors, disrupts supply chains, and raises consumer prices WHILE ALSO inviting retaliation from other countries. It also overlooks American dominance in service exports and foreign investment benefits, which makes the deficit an incomplete measure of trade fairness. In other words, it would create unpredictable and excessive rates. Instead of actually calculating tariff rates and non-tariff duties, the Trump Administration seemed to have asked ChatGPT what to do (which they probably did). And so what does this lead to? So far, the Dow Jones, S&P 500, and the NASDAQ have all substantially dropped to 2020 levels. This is because Trump has been unclear about his tariff agenda. Investors do not like to invest their money in assets that are susceptible to hardcore market fluctuations. They tend to liquidate and see what happens. Or they tend to over-speculate about the tariffs (which is what happened today) and you see 3 trillion wiped out from the stock market. Not to mention, crypto is analogous to the NASDAQ, so that dropped too.
And there are other little things that the Trump Administration has been severely lagging on. The Strategic Bitcoin Reserve is a joke. The budget resolution is project to add another 300+ billion to the deficit. A possible expansion of legal immigration (through h1b and "gold cards") and another possible costly war in the Middle East.
So far, Trump's economic policies have not been America First. They are putting America dead Last.
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https://www.forexlive.com/news/jp-morgan-raises-global-recession-risk-to-60-as-trumps-tariffs-hit-us-growth-20250403/
Blumpf's tariffs will either be the greatest populist policy in history since Smoot-Hawley or the be the biggest government economic disaster since Smoot-Hawley