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LordOfDebate99
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re: Please, as a mostly conservative board, buy some GME now. It is easy.
Posted by LordOfDebate99 on 10/7/21 at 7:44 pm
[quote]Fine, then Freaking short the Stock! [/quote]
Why do proponents of the squeeze immediately challenge someone and tell them to short it?
I did have puts on GME and they turned out to be pretty profitable at the time.
At this point, it's simply too volatile for me to be shorting the ...
re: Prediction: Twitter and FB give Trump back his platform
Posted by LordOfDebate99 on 10/7/21 at 7:40 pm
You guys do realize he's trolling, right?
Right?...
re: Biden openly brags about getting hundreds of Americans fired from their jobs
Posted by LordOfDebate99 on 10/7/21 at 7:36 pm
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I did the vaccine since it made logical sense to me at the time. I’m not doing the booster, so if I had to take a guess, I’ll be joining “The Unvaccinated” in about 4 months. No, there are still millions of brave Americans. I am and so are many people in this country and this board. I will ...
re: 1992 Bill Clinton's View On Today's State Of Affairs
Posted by LordOfDebate99 on 10/7/21 at 7:29 pm
Initially scanned through and thought you said he'd sell missile tech for North Korean pussy and thought fair enough, sounds like Bill :lol:
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re: Please, as a mostly conservative board, buy some GME now. It is easy.
Posted by LordOfDebate99 on 10/7/21 at 7:24 pm
Jesus christ.
Don't do this with any significant amount of money.
As someone who works in the financial industry, it's funny that people are going on about this squeeze when the squeeze has been dead for the past year.
Short interest is nowhere near high enough to cause a squeeze. All th...
re: Biden openly brags about getting hundreds of Americans fired from their jobs
Posted by LordOfDebate99 on 10/7/21 at 6:51 pm
Statistically, this isn't true.
Most people would rather keep their jobs than remain unvaccinated.
Most companies have reported an uptick in vaccination and they've had to fire very few people.
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re: Democrats more open to criticism of Biden within party than Republicans for Trump (Pew)
Posted by LordOfDebate99 on 10/7/21 at 6:46 pm
[quote]You clowns love moving thr goal posts
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I'm the one who moved the goal posts?
I was asked about criticism and now you've shifted the discussion onto level of criticism.
You're the one who's moved the goal posts and are now accusing me of doing so.
:lol:...
re: Student punches 64 year old teacher to the ground in unprompted attack
Posted by LordOfDebate99 on 10/7/21 at 5:55 pm
[quote]And they wonder why they are maligned and hated, they do shite like this and it is all the damn time.[/quote]
Teachers? ...
re: Democrats more open to criticism of Biden within party than Republicans for Trump (Pew)
Posted by LordOfDebate99 on 10/7/21 at 5:53 pm
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Woah that's some big time stuff. Really going hard at the guy
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We weren't talking about the intensity of criticism but criticism in general.
The question was regarding whether any Democrats have criticized Biden, not whether any Democrats have criticized Biden [b]intensely[...
re: Democrats more open to criticism of Biden within party than Republicans for Trump (Pew)
Posted by LordOfDebate99 on 10/7/21 at 5:18 pm
[quote]
He blamed Trump in your link numb nuts.[/quote]
He blamed Trump AND Biden if you read.
He called it Biden's botched withdrawal. ...
re: Democrats more open to criticism of Biden within party than Republicans for Trump (Pew)
Posted by LordOfDebate99 on 10/7/21 at 4:51 pm
[quote]Do you think the president is the leader of their respective party? Surely you don't think something so asinine.[/quote]
You realize he is the de facto leader of the party. It doesn't have to be an explicit title but he is the leader in reality.
You can be leader of the country AND you...
re: Democrats more open to criticism of Biden within party than Republicans for Trump (Pew)
Posted by LordOfDebate99 on 10/7/21 at 3:50 pm
[quote]It was specifically about the general Democratic leaning public being “accepting” of elected officials within the Democratic Party being critical of Biden[/quote]
Elected OFFICIALS are people.
The point is about allowing politicians to be critical of their respective leaders.
[quot...
re: What’s your projected retirement amount?
Posted by LordOfDebate99 on 10/7/21 at 3:37 pm
[quote]Even more fortunate, my wife makes good money and is more financially savvy than any woman I know.[/quote]
What do you and your wife make each roughly?
7M is a very nice retirement egg.
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re: Study - no relationship between vaccination status of populations and prevalence of COVID
Posted by LordOfDebate99 on 10/7/21 at 3:32 pm
I mean doesn't this just demonstrate what we know?
What about hospitalizations? That's the important thing here.
It doesn't matter if it spreads as long as people don't suffer from severe symptoms of it.
The mandate is only in place because the vulnerable people are choosing not to get i...
re: Democrats more open to criticism of Biden within party than Republicans for Trump (Pew)
Posted by LordOfDebate99 on 10/7/21 at 3:30 pm
[quote]Well as a group they certainly seem upset about him. (sarcasm)[/quote]
Which was not the question.
The question was whether people who criticize Biden should be accepted within the party.
I'm perfectly okay with people criticizing Biden. The guy's made mistakes and I'm not even bot...
re: Democrats more open to criticism of Biden within party than Republicans for Trump (Pew)
Posted by LordOfDebate99 on 10/7/21 at 3:23 pm
[quote]
You quite literally have 95%+ of news outlets, sports leagues, hollywood, the music industry, corporate America, social media, etc. 24/7 pounding Trump and his family with mountains of criticism - some of it legit and a large portion of it outright false or outright ridiculous.[/quote]
T...
re: Democrats more open to criticism of Biden within party than Republicans for Trump (Pew)
Posted by LordOfDebate99 on 10/7/21 at 3:20 pm
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Another Propaganda piece. Trump didn't censor social media sites, or shut down questioning, shut down live feeds of his appearances, have the media ignore stories or spin them in his favor.[/quote]
How are ordinary Democrat voters responsible for any of that?
We're not talking about ...
re: what should the tax rate be realistically?
Posted by LordOfDebate99 on 10/7/21 at 3:18 pm
[quote]I think something like a VAT should be part of a scheme, but it can't be all of it.
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You can offset much of the regression by simply exempting essentials like food and health products. Therefore, only taxing non-essentials.
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re: what should the tax rate be realistically?
Posted by LordOfDebate99 on 10/7/21 at 3:06 pm
[quote]I would rather a flat National sales tax. 12-15% with groceries exempt. I keep my check and pay taxes if I choose to spend it. Also gets rid of allot of irs bloat further reducing gov expenditure. Tyrone the drug dealer is now paying taxes on those sweet rims and skittles paint job. Rich peop...
re: Democrats more open to criticism of Biden within party than Republicans for Trump (Pew)
Posted by LordOfDebate99 on 10/7/21 at 3:03 pm
[quote]This seems utterly meaningless.[/quote]
I would argue it's the opposite of meaningless.
It's absolutely meaningful because ordinary voters will be electing Democrat/Republican politicians. Ordinary voters' level of hostility towards candidates who criticize their leaders will determine...
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