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Trump Always Chickens Out

ie the two weeks means nothing, except to keep people off his back for a bit

My 12yo daughter says deadpan at the end of that commercial, “who’s he?”

My 12yo daughter says deadpan at the end of that commercial, “who’s he?”

My 12yo daughter says deadpan at the end of that commercial, “who’s he?”

It’s incredible and fun to see his mind at work. I don’t care if I learn anything specifically useful from it.

No! I just wait for the 80% off special.

Together we can help move our species to the next progressive stage of no Purpose and finally achieve utopia.

We must unite as students, nay, as human beings, against Purpose and the pain and suffering that thrives in its wake. Wherever Purpose rears its ugly head, we must be there to confront and defeat this wily enemy.

We disagree in the precept of Purpose as a guide for how we must conduct ourselves as a species, but rather it is this false guide that provides much of what we find in contempt of our species.

We the Students United to Defeat the Purpose put forth our ideals as follows for all the world to see. We find much of what plagues the world is the result of Purpose, a quality that many erroneously find innate and inherent in the world.

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Wealth doesn’t ‘wick its way up’ or trickle down. Markets aren’t zero-sum games. Growth happens when people freely trade the value they create.

A miracle of the 21st century is that billions of people previously cut off from global markets now have access to participate.

Whataboutism is rarely an effective argument.

When governments prop up monopolies or distort competition, innovation and consumer choice suffer. Markets generally function best when consumers, not governments or corporations shielded by policy, decide the winners.

Planned obsolescence isn’t a failure of the market; it’s often a symptom of government intervention creating monopolies. In a true free market, competition ensures businesses meet consumer demands—whether for durability or affordability.

Consumption signals demand, but it doesn’t drive the economy alone. Production precedes consumption—goods must first be created before they can be sold. Markets are about trade, not just taking; our ability to consume depends on our ability to supply.

It’s transformed mine.