So... it turns out quantum mechanics is in our neurons? It's how we "know" Dog shyt tastes and smells like it does. Evidently the Aviaries can "see" magnetic north.31stArrival » 05 May 2025, 3:18 am » wrote: ↑ Academia and arts train spiritual souls and political minds in each and every generation gap a society takes over life adapting in plain sight evolving one at a time so far as a whole species separated by ancestral lineages and generation gaps living in series parallel time inhabiting space now.
Why does character count and relative time living doesn't matter except for the factual interpretations of which whom is who, daily here only historically accounted cradle to grave?
Mind over matter have anything to do with that? Controlling incoming changes repeating outgoing ancestral behaviors.
"Doing the same things over and over expecting better days tomorrow than current situation evolving forward now.". Somewhere this is a common interpretation of insanity or Eternal Hell's punishment after dead but it sure resembles current events working history of making people mind artificial tomorrows by clock and calendar facts daily here.
Everyone does it, Trump is no exception except for he puts America first. Rest of the world is as corrupted as my ancestry became wishing now wasn't eternity and my brain navigates space simply adapting to time never same shape as my original fertilized cell same chromosomes then as my body is now.
No matter how I change in form or shape I stay the same chromosomes as arrived 31st arrive to my previous 30 ancestors lived only in previous 4 generation gaps delivered my two other siblings and myself with unique chromosomes nobody else had or has.
The fact that you actually believe that Trump is seeking a third term just shows how weak minded you are. Trump is playing you like a violin.JohnnyYou » 05 May 2025, 2:48 am » wrote: ↑ OK Mr Third Term.. Everything wrong in Politics??? The distance one must go to find it is as close as a dog to his master today.
Quantum mechanics are based on intellectual time lines keeping them as inaccurate about life in plain sight as any other form of theoretical sciences and spiritual philosophies mind over matter works "people" trying to forget their ancestral position daily self evidently equally, here.Johnny You » 05 May 2025, 3:49 am » wrote: ↑ So... it turns out quantum mechanics is in our neurons? It's how we "know" Dog shyt tastes and smells like it does. Evidently the Aviaries can "see" magnetic north.
I hate it when I step in the simulation.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jN0zcX0Ade8
So I accept my fate and move on. Your advice leads to doom in a trailer trying to win hearts and minds with shyt that smells of folded up used toilet paper.31stArrival » 05 May 2025, 4:41 am » wrote: ↑ Quantum mechanics are based on intellectual time lines keeping them as inaccurate about life in plain sight as any other form of theoretical sciences and spiritual philosophies mind over matter works "people" trying to forget their ancestral position daily self evidently equally, here.
As for your last comment, you never step out of simulating life beyond adapting since conceived.
SouthernFried » 05 May 2025, 4:40 am » wrote: ↑ The fact that you actually believe that Trump is seeking a third term just shows how weak minded you are. Trump is playing you like a violin.
My advice leads to escaping intellectual eternal hell governed by those saving humanity daily midnight to noon, dawn to dusk with factual artificial tomorrows 7 days a week. Which is the necessary evil live to coordinate around the globe due to universe existing in a perpetual balancing self evident outcome situation 24/7.Johnny You » 05 May 2025, 4:50 am » wrote: ↑ So I accept my fate and move on. Your advice leads to doom in a trailer trying to win hearts and minds with shyt that smells of folded up used toilet paper.
Were you asleep from 2020-2024? Democrats got shown the door because of how badly they handled the economy. The majority showed your party the middle finger in November. If Trump is that bad, what the **** does that say about what people think of the Democrap options?JohnnyYou » 05 May 2025, 4:54 am » wrote: ↑ And we all are going to be weeping like a violin when we are broke, poor, and a third world country for the first time in our history.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWc4wMyL1oI.

Well, you're missing the big picture. I give Trump an A+ and a shiny red apple for kicking Xi Jinping in the face with a ****-covered mule hoof!Cannonpointer » 04 May 2025, 1:53 am » wrote: ↑ He promised to end the CoupKraine war Day 1. Then his proxies said that was hyperbole. He'll do it in the first hunnid. Reasonable folks said okay. Where's the beef? He's shooting for some sort of Korean DMZ in CoupKraine - the opposite of statecraft. Just leave a hot war on simmer with a flimsy firewall and hope for the best. And Putin, the Russian political establishment, and the Russian people, will never accept that. They're full grown - not adolescents like the American political establishment and the American public. So the CoupKraine war goes on, because the man who helped start it refuses to own it.
He promised to take on the deep state. Said the pentagon budget should be cut by half. A hunnid in, he's gifting THE MOST PROFLIGATE, MOST DEEP STATE government agency a trillion dollars. Not cutting. Giving a raise. To the beating heart of the deep state.
He promised to cool things in the M.E. He's dropping bombs and rattling sabers in the middle east.
Trump's tariffs will CONSIDERABLY impact YOU. Think, 2 dolls instead of 30. 2 gallons of gas instead of 30. 2 rolls of toilet paper instead of 30. When the rest of our groceries catch up with eggs, then something else has to give. Amazon's business model is being crippled - which in turn hurts consumers. The post office and UPS and Fed Ex are all harmed by this. They have to pay the bills, so shipping costs will increase. All that free shipping we're getting with prime and walmart plus? That will go away - raising the cost of your groceries and necessaries.
I could accept all of this with equanimity. In exchange, I wanted to see a return to republic and citizenship, as opposed to continuing the empire. I wanted Trump to take on the deep state instead of giving the deep state positions in his cabinet and fat raises while I am told to downsize my life to fit my shrinking dollar.
Just like last term - and we were promised he had learnt from it, - Trump put deep state operatives into his cabinet. A soros hedge fund manager. A blackrock ceo. Investment bankers. Hard core neocons. Little marco the ruby, OH!
Kash was going to get to the bottom of all that corruption. The folks who BOWED TO TERRORISTS were going to be looking for work. The folks who SPIED ON TRUMP'S CAMPAIGN would be sent packing. Instead, there was rollicking good banter for the cameras, and then there was business as usual. The FBI is currently focused on Fentanyl - not corruption. It stays. I have no idea what the DEA is focused on - bank robberies, perhaps?
And they cut Kennedy's balls off. He's in Oklahoma and Texas, strenuously advising people to take the MMR vax that he wrote a book warning against and started an NGO advocating against. Obviously, they have photos.
Trump has done SOME good regarding trans insanity. But has not killed the snake. He has thrown us a bone. It is stopped FOR NOW. He has not REDRESSED the grievance - has not rooted it out. It continues unabated in many states. He has not put a stop to it even federally, but only a pause. It will be as easy as signing an EO for the next guy to interrupt the interregnum. Trump and the Party are simply taking a break from it. It will be back.
I am giving Trump a D. He would get an F, but he receives one full letter grade for never having had Willie Brown's dick in his mouth - unlike some people who run for president in this drain-circling sheep ranch of a country.
Perhaps you can help me to understand how radically reducing the purchasing power of American consumers kicks Xi in the face.Skans » 05 May 2025, 10:45 am » wrote: ↑ Well, you're missing the big picture. I give Trump an A+ and a shiny red apple for kicking Xi Jinping in the face with a ****-covered mule hoof!
Because, it's not about what it does to America. Its about what Trump did to China. And, he sure-as-smoking-hot **** mulre-kicked Xi in the face. Nearly 50% of China's factories are "temporarily" shut down. Millions of Chinese are unemployed. Alibaba and Aliexpress - dead or at least dormant. Xi is just now trying to figure out how to stop a run on China's ICBC and BOC. Have you not been paying attention to what's going on over there?Cannonpointer » 05 May 2025, 10:57 am » wrote: ↑ Perhaps you can help me to understand how radically reducing the purchasing power of American consumers kicks Xi in the face.
I understand three things, one of which it appears you understand.
1. The USA is the world's largest single market;
2. The USA's market hegemony has been slipping for years; and
3. Less than 15% of all Chinese exports ever see American shores.
If you are going to tell me that high tariffs on 15% of China's trade is a kick in the face with a **** covered mule hoof, I am going to ask YOU to show me on the chart. I wanna see everything north and south on your chart of a kick in the face with a **** covered mule hoof. I'm guessing blind that tariffs on 27% of trade would be a nuclear device in Xi's grandmother's *** - but I'll need to see the chart to confirm.
This is what happens when you import millions of Third World Primitive People from failed Third World **** Hole Nations.JohnnyYou » 05 May 2025, 4:54 am » wrote: ↑ And we all are going to be weeping like a violin when we are broke, poor, and a third world country for the first time in our history.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTd_73Slj3Q
I have difficulty reconciling the four REPORTED horsemen of the chinaman armagee-don with high tariffs on less than 15% of their output. To be precise, I am not one of those people who accepts narratives at face value.Skans » 05 May 2025, 11:11 am » wrote: ↑Its about what Trump did to China. And, he sure-as-smoking-hot **** mulre-kicked Xi in the face. Nearly 50% of China's factories are "temporarily" shut down. Millions of Chinese are unemployed. Alibaba and Aliexpress - dead or at least dormant. Xi is just now trying to figure out how to stop a run on China's ICBC and BOC. Have you not been paying attention to what's going on over there?
Wait. High tariffs on a small amount of exports is going to cause millions to starve? For the love of God, stop Trump. Somebody stop that villain from this chineecide!Skans » 05 May 2025, 11:11 am » wrote: ↑ Now, what will this amount to? Likely not much. Xi will easily allow millions of his countrymen to starve to death before he relinquishes power.
And I thought four horsemen were bad enough. Now we have ghost ships. **** me runnin.Skans » 05 May 2025, 11:11 am » wrote: ↑ And, that may be where this is heading. In the mean time, it not only takes the wind out of China's sails, it buns them to ash, turning the mast into weak charcoal, and that ship may float around aimlessly for quite some time.
For you it's about china. For me, it's always about Murca. I live here. The **** chinee have floor drains instead of toilets. They're squatters. I'm a percher. I don't go ANYWHERE that my *** cannot find ready porcelain.Skans » 05 May 2025, 11:11 am » wrote: ↑But, if Trump stays the course (which he might not), you WILL come to believe me.
At some point, I might find a chart to show you. Like I said, its not about America. This is about China.
It's like this.Cannonpointer » 05 May 2025, 10:57 am » wrote: ↑ Perhaps you can help me to understand how radically reducing the purchasing power of American consumers kicks Xi in the face.
Whoa! That's not so easy. So, you want the CCP to 1) buy all of the non-sold factory produced items and then sell it to the world; 2) pay the tariffs for that and 3) pay for this with......what money? And you believe China will have enough revenue to cover all of this from the taxes not-coming from all of the chinese people and businesses that are shut down?Cannonpointer » 05 May 2025, 11:27 am » wrote: ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTd_73Slj3Q
I have difficulty reconciling the four REPORTED horsemen of the chinaman armagee-don with high tariffs on less than 15% of their output. To be precise, I am not one of those people who accepts narratives at face value.
One of the narratives is that chyna has ghost cities that it built simply because it needed to expend excess capacities. If this narrative is true, then chyna could just buy whatever the allegedly shuttered factories produce and dump it on the windward side the great wall.
China is a real ****-swarm of locusts. Trump was dead right, they've been ripping us off 9-ways-to-Sunday for 30 years. If Murca wants to survive as a nation, it needs to get off China's opium pipe. We need a minimum of pharmaceuticals, steel, and semiconductors manufactured in the U.S.ofA. Happy-Meal toys, we can get from Vietnam. Krishna T-shirts and Trac-Fones we can get from India. But, some stuff, for F-'s sake, WE CAN'T LET OTHER COUNTRIES MANUFACTURE!For you it's about china. For me, it's always about Murca. I live here.
Well, thanks for trying, anyway.Skans » 05 May 2025, 12:35 pm » wrote: ↑It's like this.Cannonpointer » 05 May 2025, 10:57 am » wrote: ↑ Perhaps you can help me to understand how radically reducing the purchasing power of American consumers kicks Xi in the face.
If I shoot a burglar in the face, who has been ripping me off and my neighbors off for some time, I've delivered a life-altering "mule-kick" to some ****. Now, perhaps my neighbor buys cheap cocaine from the burglar I just shot. True, he's out of luck; he will now have to search for an alternative drug supply from someone who hasn't been ripping off the neighborhood for the last 30 years. And, my crack-head neighbor might have to pay a little more for his recreational drugs from some other creep. Because, I just killed the creep who has been stealing from me and my neighbors who has also been supplying my one neighbor with cheap crack.
Not at all. I was just comparing the competing narratives.Skans » 05 May 2025, 1:06 pm » wrote: ↑ Whoa! That's not so easy. So, you want the CCP to 1) buy all of the non-sold factory produced items and then sell it to the world; 2) pay the tariffs for that and 3) pay for this with......what money? And you believe China will have enough revenue to cover all of this from the taxes not-coming from all of the chinese people and businesses that are shut down?
I cannot imagine what might have emboldened China to go after Taiwan. I mean, the U.S. has such a formidable collections of queers and trannies standing by - officers in dresses and panty hose by the score, ready to unleash legions of pedophiles and crack heads.Skans » 05 May 2025, 1:06 pm » wrote: ↑ No, Xi needs a distraction like Bill Clinton needed a distraction when he got caught with his dick inside a horny, wet human vacuum cleaner. Clinton suddenly grew a set of morals and demanded that "We need to fight the new-nazi Milosevic". Xi??? Look for it: "We need to take Taiwan now".
Really? Do their embassies fly the pride flag or something?
If you really believe a word of that, have the dignity toadmit reagan was a piece of **** and bush was a piece of ****. HAVE THAT **** DIGNITY.Skans » 05 May 2025, 1:06 pm » wrote: ↑ Trump was dead right, they've been ripping us off 9-ways-to-Sunday for 30 years. If Murca wants to survive as a nation, it needs to get off China's opium pipe. We need a minimum of pharmaceuticals, steel, and semiconductors manufactured in the U.S.ofA. Happy-Meal toys, we can get from Vietnam. Krishna T-shirts and Trac-Fones we can get from India. But, some stuff, for F-'s sake, WE CAN'T LET OTHER COUNTRIES MANUFACTURE!
I don't need anything except this lamp.Skans » 05 May 2025, 1:06 pm » wrote: ↑ Those like you who believe otherwise, are too addicted to China's cheap opium pipe to give a damn.
Remember, my response to you was based on your scenario where the CCP buys up all of the manufactured items and then dumps them on the world. In that case, neither the US nor the rest of the world is going to let China to get away with that anymore. So, sure, the CCP can sell all of its "cheap flea-market bargains", if it decides to lower the prices to compensate for the tariffs too. Otherwise, China will be like the fancy flea-market knife guy competing with the gobs of other cut-rate knife guys scattered throughout the orange clay lot.Cannonpointer » 05 May 2025, 1:08 pm » wrote: ↑ AND THEN THERE IS THIS: China pays not one penny of those tariffs. The tariffs inconvenience China in one particular and in ONLY one particular, and that is by reducing their market share by making their products more expensive. The market reduction is accomplished in two ways:
1. Any competitors not equally gigged will have an advantage; and
2. Consumers will be more likely to simply forego Chinese products even where no competitor fills the gap, in the case of impulse buys.
Regan was a bit of a fool, but he did a lot of things right for the US in the 1980's. If you're talking about Bush I - I hate the guy. Never defended a thing he did. If you are talking about Bush II, he did good by killing Afghani towel-heads. I'm not going to blame Saudi Arabia for Bin Laden - they couldn't stand the **** either. That's why he had to go to Africa, then Afghanistan and ultimately to Pakistan to run his America-hating army. It just pisses me off that it was that Muzzy Obama that got him.Cannonpointer » 05 May 2025, 1:22 pm » wrote: ↑ Not at all. I was just comparing the competing narratives.
I cannot imagine what might have emboldened China to go after Taiwan. I mean, the U.S. has such a formidable collections of queers and trannies standing by - officers in dresses and panty hose by the score, ready to unleash legions of pedophiles and crack heads.
Really? Do their embassies fly the pride flag or something?
If you really believe a word of that, have the dignity toadmit reagan was a piece of **** and bush was a piece of ****. HAVE THAT **** DIGNITY.
I don't need anything except this lamp.
That was a throw-away line uttered with a smirk on my face, in reference to the ghost city narrative.Skans » 05 May 2025, 1:23 pm » wrote: ↑ Remember, my response to you was based on your scenario where the CCP buys up all of the manufactured items and then dumps them on the world.
I don't have a problem with your metaphor, there. China is already that guy, with a lot of SE Asian countries displacing it in one area as it moves into another - same as what Japan went thru on the road from junk maker to high end provider.Skans » 05 May 2025, 1:23 pm » wrote: ↑In that case, neither the US nor the rest of the world is going to let China to get away with that anymore. So, sure, the CCP can sell all of its "cheap flea-market bargains", if it decides to lower the prices to compensate for the tariffs too. Otherwise, China will be like the fancy flea-market knife guy competing with the gobs of other cut-rate knife guys scattered throughout the orange clay lot.