Robin Remde
@robinremde.bsky.social
Sailor on Sulaco, wife, dog mom to Ripley and Newt , computer geek, sci-fi fan, lover of all kinds of music, inquisitive person in no particular order
Just not sure how California could provide cover from federal/IRS action.
June 11, 2025 at 8:22 PM
Just not sure how California could provide cover from federal/IRS action.
You mean Ira Glass is going to be working for the government?Except I think I listen to different podcasts than this person...
February 26, 2025 at 5:28 PM
You mean Ira Glass is going to be working for the government?Except I think I listen to different podcasts than this person...
More interested in Washington becoming the 11th Province.
February 13, 2025 at 9:23 PM
More interested in Washington becoming the 11th Province.
(4) That's a genuine question, as I'm not a big fan of what Amazon has done to small businesses either.
February 13, 2025 at 7:44 PM
(4) That's a genuine question, as I'm not a big fan of what Amazon has done to small businesses either.
(3) like Phillip Low advocating for this tactic, I don't see people with extensive political and economic experience like Robert Reich advocating for it.
We ditched Starlink, but all that accomplished was putting money into a different oligarch's pocket (Bezos and Amazon). Is that a net win?
We ditched Starlink, but all that accomplished was putting money into a different oligarch's pocket (Bezos and Amazon). Is that a net win?
February 13, 2025 at 7:42 PM
(3) like Phillip Low advocating for this tactic, I don't see people with extensive political and economic experience like Robert Reich advocating for it.
We ditched Starlink, but all that accomplished was putting money into a different oligarch's pocket (Bezos and Amazon). Is that a net win?
We ditched Starlink, but all that accomplished was putting money into a different oligarch's pocket (Bezos and Amazon). Is that a net win?
(2) that's unlikely.
Also debatable that it would cause him significant hurt. Unless Tesla was forced out of business and bankrupted, he retains enough wealth to continue what appears to be his REAL aim, which is the acquisition of power.
I am all for Elon's downfall. But while I see folks...
Also debatable that it would cause him significant hurt. Unless Tesla was forced out of business and bankrupted, he retains enough wealth to continue what appears to be his REAL aim, which is the acquisition of power.
I am all for Elon's downfall. But while I see folks...
February 13, 2025 at 7:39 PM
(2) that's unlikely.
Also debatable that it would cause him significant hurt. Unless Tesla was forced out of business and bankrupted, he retains enough wealth to continue what appears to be his REAL aim, which is the acquisition of power.
I am all for Elon's downfall. But while I see folks...
Also debatable that it would cause him significant hurt. Unless Tesla was forced out of business and bankrupted, he retains enough wealth to continue what appears to be his REAL aim, which is the acquisition of power.
I am all for Elon's downfall. But while I see folks...
(1)Which has the unintended consequence of devaluing the trade in value for the owner. Ask me how I know... Also be mindful that Musk personally owns around 23% of shares. Engineering a vote of no confidence would require ALL the institutional investors to join. In the current political climate,
February 13, 2025 at 7:37 PM
(1)Which has the unintended consequence of devaluing the trade in value for the owner. Ask me how I know... Also be mindful that Musk personally owns around 23% of shares. Engineering a vote of no confidence would require ALL the institutional investors to join. In the current political climate,