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Retarded retards are confused, so I have to explain everything to them (again)
Retarded retards are confused, so I have to explain everything to them (again)
By LowIQTrash
Yesterday 6:33 am in No Holds Barred Political Forum
I just saw a Twitter post by someone who graduated with a 4.0 in CS at a good (not amazing, but top 20%) university.
He said he couldn’t find a job in software so now he’s thinking of getting a MBA.
I told him that’s like jumping from the boiler into the frying pan since a MBA is even more worthless.
It may even be worse than worthless since you will accumulate another 40K in debt.
LOL!
I believe at least 80-87% of people are oblivious to what is going on, so let me explain.
The ([{ globalists }]) are intent on creating a dollar shortage around the globe to collapse foreign economies (they need to service their debt in dollars, and if they don’t have enough they will have to borrow dollars, which will cause their own currency to devalue further and set up a chain reaction that leads to a massive currency crisis - see “1997 Asia”).
The side effect, or perhaps an intended secondary agenda, of this dollar crunch is that dollars are also scarce in the United States and nobody is spending money.
The housing market is less liquid now than it was in 2008, which means the “wealth effect” is finally unwinding and people feeling poorer = dollars are being hoarded.
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The US economy is a giant turd that smells less **** than the rest of the world economy.
He said he couldn’t find a job in software so now he’s thinking of getting a MBA.
I told him that’s like jumping from the boiler into the frying pan since a MBA is even more worthless.
It may even be worse than worthless since you will accumulate another 40K in debt.
LOL!
I believe at least 80-87% of people are oblivious to what is going on, so let me explain.
The ([{ globalists }]) are intent on creating a dollar shortage around the globe to collapse foreign economies (they need to service their debt in dollars, and if they don’t have enough they will have to borrow dollars, which will cause their own currency to devalue further and set up a chain reaction that leads to a massive currency crisis - see “1997 Asia”).
The side effect, or perhaps an intended secondary agenda, of this dollar crunch is that dollars are also scarce in the United States and nobody is spending money.
The housing market is less liquid now than it was in 2008, which means the “wealth effect” is finally unwinding and people feeling poorer = dollars are being hoarded.
——————————
The US economy is a giant turd that smells less **** than the rest of the world economy.
Yesterday 6:58 am
you're what's wrong with this country...**** moron...LowIQTrash » 27 minutes ago » wrote: ↑find a loophole where he can qualify for “disability,” and be discreet about it.
the only retawd you see is the one looking back at you in the mirror...what a waste of **** oxygen...
“Show me the man and I’ll find you the crime”
LAVRENTIY BERIA
"Try to get past your passionate ignorance and learn to accept what actually happened."
brown's unheeded words of wisdom 
Yesterday 7:42 am
What I enjoy about reading your forecasts [besides the dark humor]... I can always pick out a key sentence from your post like this ......"The ([{ globalists }]) are intent on creating a dollar shortage around the globe to collapse foreign economies".....paste it into a search and then come up with articles that expand on what you have reported to the forum.LowIQTrash » Today, 7:33 am » wrote: ↑ I just saw a Twitter post by someone who graduated with a 4.0 in CS at a good (not amazing, but top 20%) university.
He said he couldn’t find a job in software so now he’s thinking of getting a MBA.
I told him that’s like jumping from the boiler into the frying pan since a MBA is even more worthless.
It may even be worse than worthless since you will accumulate another 40K in debt.
LOL!
I believe at least 80-87% of people are oblivious to what is going on, so let me explain.
The ([{ globalists }]) are intent on creating a dollar shortage around the globe to collapse foreign economies (they need to service their debt in dollars, and if they don’t have enough they will have to borrow dollars, which will cause their own currency to devalue further and set up a chain reaction that leads to a massive currency crisis - see “1997 Asia”).
The side effect, or perhaps an intended secondary agenda, of this dollar crunch is that dollars are also scarce in the United States and nobody is spending money.
The housing market is less liquid now than it was in 2008, which means the “wealth effect” is finally unwinding and people feeling poorer = dollars are being hoarded.
——————————
The US economy is a giant turd that smells less **** than the rest of the world economy.
I did not tell that guy, but I should have:
—————
If he is extremely desperate, find a loophole where he can qualify for “disability,” and be discreet about it.
This ship is one of the few that hasn’t set sail.
(Other one is nursing school - accelerated BS, but not everyone can tolerate that path for more than 5 yrs)
Yesterday 7:52 am
Why didn't you give your boyfriend better advise......the world will always need plumbers, electricians, hvac, concrete workers, carpenters, farmers, manufacturers, etc.LowIQTrash » Today, 7:33 am » wrote: ↑ I just saw a Twitter post by someone who graduated with a 4.0 in CS at a good (not amazing, but top 20%) university.
He said he couldn’t find a job in software so now he’s thinking of getting a MBA.
I told him that’s like jumping from the boiler into the frying pan since a MBA is even more worthless.
It may even be worse than worthless since you will accumulate another 40K in debt.
LOL!
I believe at least 80-87% of people are oblivious to what is going on, so let me explain.
The ([{ globalists }]) are intent on creating a dollar shortage around the globe to collapse foreign economies (they need to service their debt in dollars, and if they don’t have enough they will have to borrow dollars, which will cause their own currency to devalue further and set up a chain reaction that leads to a massive currency crisis - see “1997 Asia”).
The side effect, or perhaps an intended secondary agenda, of this dollar crunch is that dollars are also scarce in the United States and nobody is spending money.
The housing market is less liquid now than it was in 2008, which means the “wealth effect” is finally unwinding and people feeling poorer = dollars are being hoarded.
——————————
The US economy is a giant turd that smells less **** than the rest of the world economy.
I did not tell that guy, but I should have:
—————
If he is extremely desperate, find a loophole where he can qualify for “disability,” and be discreet about it.
This ship is one of the few that hasn’t set sail.
(Other one is nursing school - accelerated BS, but not everyone can tolerate that path for more than 5 yrs)
*** that like to go to work in a suit and tie are expendable and in the long run are just a drain on the economy.
Yesterday 8:51 am
Best Buy is hiring:
Best Buy has announced that it will offer no-debt, no-cost college degrees for all of its full-time and part-time employees in the US.
Best Buy has announced that it will offer no-debt, no-cost college degrees for all of its full-time and part-time employees in the US.
Yesterday 9:28 am
He’s previously worked at Stansberry Research*GHETTOBLASTER » Today, 8:42 am » wrote: ↑ What I enjoy about reading your forecasts [besides the dark humor]... I can always pick out a key sentence from your post like this ......"The ([{ globalists }]) are intent on creating a dollar shortage around the globe to collapse foreign economies".....paste it into a search and then come up with articles that expand on what you have reported to the forum.
Hidden Dollar Debt Crisis: How $80 Trillion Could Impact the Global Economy | Dunham
:die:
He does name Michael Mauboussin among his "influences", for which he gets some credit.
Yesterday 10:13 am
What the **** is a retarded retard? LOL Is that the same as a dumb dummy or a weak weakling. LOL Just messin with ya.
Yesterday 10:48 am
Of course, but that's not the way scumbag liberals think!RebelGator » Today, 8:52 am » wrote: ↑ Why didn't you give your boyfriend better advise......the world will always need plumbers, electricians, hvac, concrete workers, carpenters, farmers, manufacturers, etc.
*** that like to go to work in a suit and tie are expendable and in the long run are just a drain on the economy.
Isn't it ironic that the first remedy they want to consider is how to find a government benefit loophole to steal taxpayer money that they're not entitled to?
So the advice they give is to recommend that the guy take his college degree (where he probably got his degree in something useful like gender studies or Russian literature) and whine about not being offered a $100,000 salary right out of the gate, rather than recognize what is valuable and needed in a society simply because it's the easiest path to graduation?
Yesterday 12:51 pm
The author of that piece gets paid to make forecasts based on economic research and you spend all day, every day of your life at internet forums...."working" for freeBlackvegetable » Today, 10:28 am » wrote: ↑ He’s previously worked at Stansberry Research
He does name Michael Mauboussin among his "influences", for which he gets some credit.
Your last reply, as usual was totally worthless since you failed to include your reasons why you think the information given is false.
Yesterday 1:18 pm
Shut the **** up you gullible little ****!LowIQTrash » Today, 7:33 am » wrote: ↑ I just saw a Twitter post by someone who graduated with a 4.0 in CS at a good (not amazing, but top 20%) university.
He said he couldn’t find a job in software so now he’s thinking of getting a MBA.
I told him that’s like jumping from the boiler into the frying pan since a MBA is even more worthless.
It may even be worse than worthless since you will accumulate another 40K in debt.
LOL!
I believe at least 80-87% of people are oblivious to what is going on, so let me explain.
The ([{ globalists }]) are intent on creating a dollar shortage around the globe to collapse foreign economies (they need to service their debt in dollars, and if they don’t have enough they will have to borrow dollars, which will cause their own currency to devalue further and set up a chain reaction that leads to a massive currency crisis - see “1997 Asia”).
The side effect, or perhaps an intended secondary agenda, of this dollar crunch is that dollars are also scarce in the United States and nobody is spending money.
The housing market is less liquid now than it was in 2008, which means the “wealth effect” is finally unwinding and people feeling poorer = dollars are being hoarded.
——————————
The US economy is a giant turd that smells less **** than the rest of the world economy.
I did not tell that guy, but I should have:
—————
If he is extremely desperate, find a loophole where he can qualify for “disability,” and be discreet about it.
This ship is one of the few that hasn’t set sail.
(Other one is nursing school - accelerated BS, but not everyone can tolerate that path for more than 5 yrs)
Yesterday 1:26 pm
Do you have any idea what Stansbury Research is, Rube?*GHETTOBLASTER » 37 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ The author of that piece gets paid to make forecasts based on economic research and you spend all day, every day of your life at internet forums...."working" for free
Your last reply, as usual was totally worthless since you failed to include your reasons why you think the information given is false.
Yesterday 1:43 pm
^^^LowIQTrash » Today, 7:33 am » wrote: ↑ I just saw a Twitter post by someone who graduated with a 4.0 in CS at a good (not amazing, but top 20%) university.
He said he couldn’t find a job in software so now he’s thinking of getting a MBA.
I told him that’s like jumping from the boiler into the frying pan since a MBA is even more worthless.
It may even be worse than worthless since you will accumulate another 40K in debt.
LOL!
I believe at least 80-87% of people are oblivious to what is going on, so let me explain.
The ([{ globalists }]) are intent on creating a dollar shortage around the globe to collapse foreign economies (they need to service their debt in dollars, and if they don’t have enough they will have to borrow dollars, which will cause their own currency to devalue further and set up a chain reaction that leads to a massive currency crisis - see “1997 Asia”).
The side effect, or perhaps an intended secondary agenda, of this dollar crunch is that dollars are also scarce in the United States and nobody is spending money.
The housing market is less liquid now than it was in 2008, which means the “wealth effect” is finally unwinding and people feeling poorer = dollars are being hoarded.
——————————
The US economy is a giant turd that smells less **** than the rest of the world economy.
I did not tell that guy, but I should have:
—————
If he is extremely desperate, find a loophole where he can qualify for “disability,” and be discreet about it.
This ship is one of the few that hasn’t set sail.
(Other one is nursing school - accelerated BS, but not everyone can tolerate that path for more than 5 yrs)
The media fed fools just cant help it...spew boy, spew!
Yesterday 4:06 pm
Either debunk the information that was provided or else STFU and stop wasting everyone's time playing "100 QUESTIONS" all day every day.
Yesterday 4:18 pm
Smelly sue
31st peter puffer
Johnny kotex
Black panty stain
Etc...
Yesterday 7:21 pm
Yesterday 8:25 pm
Begging for more orange peter, smelly sue in insatiable!
Yesterday 10:16 pm
When “they” collapsed the currencies in SEA in 1997, many publicly traded companies lost 90% of their value.*GHETTOBLASTER » Today, 8:42 am » wrote: ↑ What I enjoy about reading your forecasts [besides the dark humor]... I can always pick out a key sentence from your post like this ......"The ([{ globalists }]) are intent on creating a dollar shortage around the globe to collapse foreign economies".....paste it into a search and then come up with articles that expand on what you have reported to the forum.
Hidden Dollar Debt Crisis: How $80 Trillion Could Impact the Global Economy | Dunham
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/TLK/
Fell from $15 to $1.30~
Drove the price back up to $24 in 7 years
Imagine a 1700% return in 7 years (!)
Wall St is a bunch of criminals
Today 2:12 am
Today 2:14 am
*GHETTOBLASTER » Yesterday, 5:06 pm » wrote: ↑ Either debunk the information that was provided or else STFU and stop wasting everyone's time playing "100 QUESTIONS" all day every day.
We can have 10,000 answers and you will dismiss everyone of them. You are unwilling to be open to anything that doesn't confirm your bias.
Today 2:27 am
Either debunk the information that was provided or else STFU and stop wasting everyone's time playing "100 QUESTIONS" all day every day.JohnnyYou » 13 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ We can have 10,000 answers and you will dismiss everyone of them. You are unwilling to be open to anything that doesn't confirm your bias.
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