Oh look Ben Shapiro is shilling for hedge funds
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Fraudulent elections did not lead me to believe that a hypothetical civil war would lead to a new Holocaust.
TODAY led me to believe a hypothetical civil war would lead to a new Holocaust.
If you're fighting a war against Hollywood degeneracy, Wall Street thievery, radical leftist authoritarianism, and unelected globalist governance, nearly all of the generals on the other side of the battle will be Jewish. Does that make you anti-Semitic?
Do you care anymore?
Someone really didn't think that talking point through.
Stop noticing things goy. Better turn and consoom degeneracy and bland new media.
Shit, did someone actually say that?
It might have been anti-short selling because Weimar Germany banned short selling; therefore if you don't like short selling you like Hitler. Same difference though: replace "hedge fund" with "short sale" and it's the same poorly thought out talking point.
The left was always going to purge the Jews anyway. They always do.
He's a jew. What else did you expect?
Yeah, those fucking whites are always up to no good. Removing them from power will definitely help the rest of us.
Jews aren't whites and you know it.
Sorry, white Jews exist whether either of you like it or not.
You can't interbreed with European populations for over a thousand years and say that they aren't European.
I did, I can and will continue to do so schlomo.
This midget neocon only cares about unnecessary wars in the Middle East and sustaining the power of his fellow tribe in Wall Street
Schlomo big mad.
Robert Barnes sums it up perfectly.
https://archive.is/FqIh3
LOL at anyone still trusting Ben Shapiro at this point.
Well, now I know who posed for the Happy Merchant drawing.
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Jews are the singularly most oppressed people in history and we know this because they use their extraordinary wealth, their near monopoly of mass media, their massive political influence, and their censorship of alternative viewpoints to make sure we all get the message.
They really cant help it huh?
The memes and stereotypes write themselves at this point.
He's at least right that it's not a casino.
In a casino, you still are required to have chance play a roll.
I mean- yeah- 2020 and 2021 has revealed everything to be essentially fake.
He wants to post more politico content so bad
I'm shocked
It's the whole blocking buys and forcing sells that really got me.
I actually sold off most of my Gamestop during the rise because I wasn't aware of what was going on, but I considered it to be probably overvalued. I'm not unhappy with the result even though I could have made substantially more.
But after the fuckery that's gone on in the past 2 days, I went ahead and put in an order for more GME because these guys can all go to hell.
Doubling down against the Internet? That's got to be the stupidest thing I've ever heard. It's criminal negligence.
This happens whenever products become overly abstracted. At some point you disconnect from palpable value and enter the realm of gaming, and gaming isn't governed by the pesky constraints of reality. If you then build important infrastructure upon your abstract products, you make everyone vulnerable to volatile collapse. This is what has happened to our financial industries. They are no longer connected to sustainable business, but those businesses are still made dependent on those financial institutions. We can't escape the game without triggering our own destruction.
Eh. Abstraction isn't a problem in and of itself. Abstractions are just tools. They ultimately do represent something real, or else they have no meaning. The problems start when people assign some meaning to the abstraction beyond what it represents, or think of it as a concrete thing. Or really just don't completely understand the abstraction.
Its like that SA Minister of Agriculture (or whatever he was) that said they didn't need farms because all their food came from the retail stores. The problem wasn't that they had abstractions. The problem is that they were too stupid to understand the abstractions they had.
These clowns at Melvin could have hedged this bet. They could have bought options in the other direction too so that they limited their exposure (that's assuming they could find someone willing to be on the other side of that contract, and if they couldn't, maybe that should have been a big clue that they were doing something retarded). Instead they took a position that had UNLIMITED downside. I'm guessing they just were betting that they'd be bailed out if they fucked up badly enough.