Danny Roberts
@dannyroberts.bsky.social
To people who like to say, "no free lunch"— sure, but there is such a thing as buying lunch for your family and then taking 6.9% of it and pissing on it, and that's what 6.9% unemployment is in this analogy. You could just not do that.
May 9, 2025 at 6:55 PM
To people who like to say, "no free lunch"— sure, but there is such a thing as buying lunch for your family and then taking 6.9% of it and pissing on it, and that's what 6.9% unemployment is in this analogy. You could just not do that.
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The challenge for opposition parties is to remain competitive. Appeals to legalism and procedure are a waste of time; once the other side has demonstrated that they can break the rules and get away with it, invoking the rules is no longer useful. 2/3
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March 6, 2025 at 3:11 PM
The challenge for opposition parties is to remain competitive. Appeals to legalism and procedure are a waste of time; once the other side has demonstrated that they can break the rules and get away with it, invoking the rules is no longer useful. 2/3
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Yeah not sure why they keep saying knee bending versus COLLABORATING.
February 28, 2025 at 8:37 PM
Yeah not sure why they keep saying knee bending versus COLLABORATING.
Not investment advice
February 28, 2025 at 5:28 PM
Not investment advice
The valuation is built on vibes and leverage—people being convinced to buy it with borrowed money. The same leverage that made it rise faster than a N*zi salute in November is making it tumble on the way down as people desperately try and cash out their tenuous positions.
Not investment advice.
Not investment advice.
February 28, 2025 at 4:57 PM
The valuation is built on vibes and leverage—people being convinced to buy it with borrowed money. The same leverage that made it rise faster than a N*zi salute in November is making it tumble on the way down as people desperately try and cash out their tenuous positions.
Not investment advice.
Not investment advice.
The company is built on hot air and rainbow sprinkles. No one wants to buy these cars. People are desperate to dump the cars they've bought. Good luck. There are plenty of better EVs out there. Tesla's brand is crumbling, and no one wants to touch it. It's over.
February 28, 2025 at 4:57 PM
The company is built on hot air and rainbow sprinkles. No one wants to buy these cars. People are desperate to dump the cars they've bought. Good luck. There are plenty of better EVs out there. Tesla's brand is crumbling, and no one wants to touch it. It's over.