I think it should be slightly rephrased - it's not unreasonable for normies to assume the US would engage in this course without a solution in hand, but also, Goldman Sachs aren't normies.
It's one of those uncomfortable facts of human nature we really don't want to acknowledge - yes, most people are good. But it's not the kind of margin one would hope for and there's a substantial minority who are absolute scum.
At some point a national leader will have to make clear that the price of doing this will be for Trump to publicly apologise for his previous remarks and ask nicely on Fox news or somesuch. Humbling him and dominating him is part of how you destroy him as a political threat.
There's a million things to criticise the Greens for but this ain't it. Your Party has been a godsend for them in this regard.
*checks on the historical record of Marxist societies*
Hoo boy.
"When I said we need to teach people to be self reliant I didn't mean ME!"
Screenshot from 1960s Japanese movie Ghidorah, the Three-Headed Monster. A serious-looking man in a suit is explaining his latest idea. Subtitle reads 'It may sound primitive and unscientific, but through the fairies, we could ask Mothra to help.'
The latest White House thinking on the Strait of Hormuz.
Ironically enough, Ganesh's commitment to both sidesism and substitution of banal cliches for actual data makes him an incredibly America coded pundit.
True - but when we Don't Know we get really scared and think about how bad it can get, whereas the finance guys seem to assume someone will keep things from getting out of hand.
I think part of the problem is that the same finance guys determining the current shape of the market are, by and large, Trump guys, and they may be struggling with accepting just how colossally stupid and incompetent he and his team are.
I am friends with a number of Finance Guys who I love dearly, but they are largely clueless about politics despite the importance to their profession.
You don't appear to be able to read the data and are getting performatively mad.
I dont have a gimble for my camera so i cant get it like this but this is the dream footage.
Because nuclear weapon bad.
Loathing for the IRGC regime does not make it necessary to celebrate the disastrous strategic vandalism pursued by Trump and Netanyahu.
Loathing for the Trump cartel does not make it necessary to embrace the delusional echo chambers of IRGC cheerleaders.
FFS come on people.
It's pretty enraging because it's the kind of collection of thought terminating clichés that gets activists on here all hot and horny, but ultimately everyone ends up mad because it turns out the impossible things you promised are impossible.
I dunno, I think she's catering exclusively to the "online leftists who will always hate the Democrats" electorate while also suggesting extremely practical and realistic solutions like "call a general strike". There's a hard limit to that.
Bambi themed mother's day card
I really think someone should watch the movie before using the IP on a card.
"Elmo is a child of Omelas! Hee hee hee!"
The sheer strategic stupidity of bailing Russia out of its economic hole by launching a war that entirely foreseeably spikes the oil price - and then having no minesweepers in place to deal with the foreseeable fallout. Rank incompetence.
Fair enough. I wasn't paying particular attention to that campaign.
I wasn't aware that was her brand. I mainly just remember her for the whole shadow cabinet debacle.
Literally a Simpsons joke -
I don't even know who Munch is. Is she like Lidl brand Louise Mensch?
It would be kind of funny if, and only if, this was just a massive excuse to talk shit at Matt Badloss in a public venue.
come to think of it, it sounds like
Those are definitely Protestant Taytos, not the Real Thing.
You're going to have to go a few zones out to bring down that price. There's a place in Clapham that does excellent Mexican.
