US US Politics General 2: Hope Edition - Discussion of President Trump and other politicians

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Should be a wild four years.

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it's not 2002 anymore and earning that insane amount of money for sitting around a data center is never going to happen
Anyway, data centers are satanic constructions intended to bring in the global panopticon and I support the destruction of those just as much as I support the destruction of flock cameras. Trump going to bat for them and saying they're gonna bring local jobs is one of the more retarded things he's said, and he's said a lot of retarded things.
Ok so you can earn $200k a year to sit around at a data center good to know
 
it would've been a pain in the ass to re tool them to take a new type of coin.
ah see, but they did. you'll not find a vending machine one that won't take a dollar coin. the treasury worked with the industry (who spent many millions refitting machines) on the program. it was all set to go off perfectly. the vending machines, toll booths etc were all ready to go, the treasury pre-stocked government facilities, banks and post offices with dollar coins and made the coins available to citizens via the mint website at cost. no shipping or fees. all congress had to do was authorize the treasury to withdraw the dollar, but concerned citizens spurred on by lobbyists flooding capitol hill with letters and emails and phone calls and that killed it.

also, an interesting arbitrage scheme came about via the mint's offering of mint boxes of dollar coins at cost. since there was no shipping or fees, people bought thousands of dollars in these coins to rack up credit card rewards and cash back, then they turned the coins in at the bank. literal free money. that's why you can't get coins from the mint at cost anymore, or full boxes or bags.
 
I wanna carry around a neat medieval coin purse. But then I'll have to make it out of maille so the dang cut purses can't take my coinage! in the 15th century women's bags were actually on a belt beneath their surcote so couldn't be tampered with. And then later Edwardian women in cities made these very cute metal ones they could attach to chatelaines, or the pillow purses that were crossbody.
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Those look surprisingly modern.
 
Depending on the field of study, up to 90% of the professors are non-white/foreign, computer science is the worse from what I've seen.
If you're worried about the professors, wait till you see the students:
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Whats worse, is EVERY assignment these students turn in, even the white ones, are made by generative LLMs. A lot of these classes are online, with 60-100% of it being un-proctored and un checked for AI, so you can just bullshit your way through every class without doing any actual work. Its like a diploma mill.

But wait, once you make it out of University and land an internship at NASA, this is what you can expect:
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Thank you, "Aryan Dalit" and "Roshit Srivaksjklwjwkjw" for your input.

Anyway, you guys should stop being racist chuds, race isn't an issue, its immigration, and thats an issue because uh, not race okay? Don't bring up race ever.
Total expulsion. Migration moratorium until we can start properly vetting migrants like we used to do under that poem they all love. No more muslims full stop.
 
Those look surprisingly modern.
The Edwardian era was the beginning of the industrial revolution, we picture it as long ago but really they had what most of us consider to be daily life. Electricity was commonplace, clothing for suits is still the same style etc. From a clothing and culture standpoint it's a very interesting era.
 
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If we were a real country, we would fry Xi in gutter oil for doing this.
It would be a real shame if it was illegal to manufacture goods in China with slave labor. I cannot wait to see liberals cry because they cannot buy shoes made with child labor.

Won't someone think of the price of Nike and Addidas and and and and and and...

This is the result of the left crushing US manufacturing in the 90's and calling people racist for wanting US manufacturing.

Also let us not forget all the money the US dumped into China to build them up in return for bribes...looking at you Bill Clinton!
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Take it away AI:
Confirmed Fact: Taiwanese-born fundraiser Johnny Chung pleaded guilty to funneling illegal Chinese money to Bill Clinton’s 1996 campaign and the DNC. He testified under oath that $35,000 of this money came directly from General Ji Shengde, the head of China’s military intelligence agency.
If they caught 35k imagine how much was ignored!

2. Clinton Foundation Donations

The primary link to Chinese money involves the Bill, Hillary & Chelsea Clinton Foundation, which is legally permitted to accept foreign donations (unlike political campaigns).

  • Rilin Enterprises: The foundation accepted a $2 million pledge in 2013 from Rilin Enterprises, a Chinese construction conglomerate. The company is run by Wang Wenliang, a delegate to China’s National People’s Congress (a government body) and a member of the Chinese Communist Party. The firm also built the Chinese embassy in Washington, indicating close ties to the state.
  • Total Foreign Money: Between 2001 and 2015, the foundation received at least $42 million from foreign governments and roughly $170 million from foreign entities and individuals. While the foundation halted donations from foreign governments during Hillary Clinton's tenure as Secretary of State (2009–2013), it continued accepting money from foreign individuals and companies, including those with government ties like Wang.
  • Policy Changes: In 2015, facing scrutiny during her presidential run, the foundation announced it would stop accepting donations from most foreign governments (limiting them to six allied nations) but did not ban donations from foreign individuals or corporations linked to foreign governments.
I love that the plot armor has been stripped from the Clintons to the point that even AI is like Well it wasn't illegal but....sus.

Maybe Bill should not have sniffed those pictures of him in the hot tub with the child he probably slid the old cigar into with Epstein watching.
 
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The amount of garbage cans on this one shows me that people have never done a job where you do nothing. Doing nothing fucking sucks. It's fine for a few months if you can listen to audiobooks, podcasts and music, but after a few months of doing that you're begging for the opportunity to do literally anything. I knew I had to quit when the highlight of my week was seeing a bird hit one of the office windows. And that's at a job without the endless hum of a data center, which sounds like it'd be fucking awful.
To avoid powerlevelling too much, I had what essentially turned out to be a do-nothing overnight contract at one of these AI Data Centers as a recent job following a layoff/restructure/dogshit small business planning event at a prior job, and the money and do-nothing was nice... for about two weeks. The most I ever did for 4 months before myself and a few hundred other people (some who moved halfway across the country, mind you) was vacuum these football field sized server rooms and MAYBE troubleshoot a 15 foot fiber optic line once a week. The money for overnight was really nice to have, but it fucked me up for even a good month or two following the mass layoff. That, and the contractor company blew a lot of smoke up our asses about duties and job openings. Funnily enough, I think the Jeet contractors somehow made it through both rounds of layoffs, if you can believe it.
 
The Edwardian era was the beginning of the industrial revolution, we picture it as long ago but really they had what most of us consider to be daily life. Electricity was commonplace, clothing for suits is still the same style etc. From a clothing and culture standpoint it's a very interesting era.
Um.
The beginning of the Industrial Revolution is probably the late 1700s/early 1800s. Edwardian era is early 20th century.

Love the chain coinbags though.
 
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JD Vance accused Israel of funding influence campaigns to derail US-Iran negotiations and smear supporters of the deal through media outlets such as Time magazine:

➡️ Vance positioned himself as a "reasonable moderate" regarding Israel, advocating for a pragmatic U.S. relationship based on shared interests rather than unconditional support, and suggested Israel should be treated as a standard ally equivalent to the UK or France.

➡️ America First-leaning responses questioned the characterization, citing the lack of a mutual defense treaty and noting historical "espionage and influence operations" directed at the U.S.

Mossad is going to kill Vance, aren't they?
I see this going one of two ways. Either:
>Vance turns his back on the MAGA base during the 2028 election to pander to third worldists who either don't vote or can't vote because they live in Pakistan
or
>Bibi orders a hitman to put a bullet in Vance's head
 
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The Edwardian era was the beginning of the industrial revolution, we picture it as long ago but really they had what most of us consider to be daily life. Electricity was commonplace, clothing for suits is still the same style etc. From a clothing and culture standpoint it's a very interesting era.
The last oil lamps were really, really good too. I have an Aladdin table lamp (designed around 1905-1910) that, by itself, can light my entire living room as well as the electric light in the ceiling. it produces bright white light very comparable to LED lighting at it's highest setting. It uses a mantle like a coleman pressure lantern but with regular kerosene lamp fuel.

I bought it for power outages but like it so much usually light it every night and read with the light. they're so good they're still in production in the US. most other lamps you can buy are imported.
 
Um.
The beginning of the Industrial Revolution is probably the late 1700s/early 1800s. Edwardian era is early 20th century.

Love the chain coinbags though.
Tsk, I'm talking factories and city life and shirtwaist factory fires baybeeeeee
 
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I've watched 30 minutes of it, I'm going to watch the full thing when i get a chance.
I am not a regular Rogan watcher/listener but the key take away is not even JD it is Rogan. He straight up says something like Yeah they have been cheating for who knows how long.

The DNC is fucked. They embraced communism and now it is torching major cities and even Rogan is like Yeah...uh...these fucks are dirty.

Then you have Asmongold going full purge on shit and no one is banning him. I remember watching him years ago when he would milk WOW fags now he is just straight up saying Yeah these people are fucking stupid...they can leave or die.
 
I am not a regular Rogan watcher/listener but the key take away is not even JD it is Rogan. He straight up says something like Yeah they have been cheating for who knows how long.

The DNC is fucked. They embraced communism and now it is torching major cities and even Rogan is like Yeah...uh...these fucks are dirty.
And he goes ON and ON about having the ten commandments in schools. Fucking secularist nigger.
 
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