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-Fender- 1 point ago +1 / -0

Then try to explain this to me: 110% of what? What value or amount are you assuming that this 100% to which you're adding 110% tariff even is?

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-Fender- 1 point ago +1 / -0

Obviously. Which would be the original price of the item, times 2.5.

He was talking about multiplication, not addition. If it's solely multiplication, then it's x * 2.5. If it's addition, then it's x+x * 1.5.

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-Fender- 2 points ago +2 / -0

What else would you even multiply, if not the price of the original item? That's how the price of the tariff itself is calculated. Multiplying by 1 is pointless, since it just returns the value of whatever other variable you multiply it with, to begin with.

But anyways, we're just arguing semantics. I am perfectly aware that we both know basic math. It was just your original phrasing that I found questionable.

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-Fender- 1 point ago +1 / -0

Wouldn't it be "greater than two", if you're adding over 100% tariffs?

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-Fender- 16 points ago +16 / -0

It's gold. Especially the ending.

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-Fender- 13 points ago +13 / -0

Nepotism and having personal connections also goes a long way. Lance Stroll wouldn't be an F1 pilot if his dad didn't own the Aston Martin racing team.

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-Fender- 3 points ago +3 / -0

Coney Barrett is actually smiling. While doing a photo-op, standing next to these cunts.

What a disgrace.

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-Fender- 20 points ago +20 / -0

Even today, at work, I heard a discussion about vaccines and covid, and one guy mentioned that people still caught it because not everyone got vaccinated because "they believe what they read on the internet". Coming from someone who likely believes everything he sees on TV.

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-Fender- 4 points ago +4 / -0

Nowhere is as bad as San Francisco.

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-Fender- 2 points ago +2 / -0

The one that really got me stuck as a kid was the Forest Temple. I would get the bow, but then I'd be stuck because I'd be missing one key. So I'd go clear all of the overworld, all of the Fire Temple, all of the Water Temple, then eventually go back to the Forest Temple, which would still be blocking me from becoming a child again.

Eventually, after a few weeks of that, I noticed that I needed to drop down one of those seemingly endless pits that you'd get access to, after hitting those eye targets with the bow. I had instinctually avoided those holes, thinking I'd just void out if I fell in them. Over a month stuck in that game, just to find out that it was that simple. Everything else went smoothly after that.

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-Fender- 6 points ago +6 / -0

I would also ask, what would you say to the descendants of native North Americans who refuse to follow Canadian (or American) customs and laws?

All special privileges to these people should be rescinded immediately.

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-Fender- 10 points ago +10 / -0

If I organize a public hanging of this judge inside that federal building, does this mean that it's legal to do it if I sell tickets to watch? Hypothetically ofc.

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-Fender- 10 points ago +10 / -0

Someone who didn't actually exist, too. They had plenty of people to choose from, but they decided to go with someone mentioned in the account of a single Jesuit's journal that was proven to be filled with countless fabrications, who was never mentioned by any other historical account, and who was never even mentioned in the trip heading towards Japan in the first place, to be the most eligible person to choose as their main character.

The whole project was retarded from start to finish.

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-Fender- 5 points ago +5 / -0

Fyi, the Frenchisism you mentioned is spelled: "coup d'état".

"État" is the French word for "State". As in, "United States" translates to "États-Unis"

The "d' " is basically just a preposition that means "of". It's the shortened form of the word "de" and is used in front of a word that starts with a vowel.

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-Fender- 16 points ago +16 / -0

Not the person you were responding to, so I'll only address the first part.

Yes, troons are extremely religious. They rabidly believe in leftism, viciously defend it even when it's contradicted by facts or logic, attack everyone they consider heretics or apostates to their doctrine, and blindly follow the Word of their religious thought leaders every time new commandments are dictated, even when these new marching orders directly oppose previous directives.

If that is not a religious zealot, then I don't know what is.

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-Fender- 8 points ago +8 / -0

And some of the documents show that the only things the CIA wanted blacked out were mentions of Israel or Mossad. The connections to them were the only things they wanted to keep secret from the public at large.

It really does seem like Jewish interests were the primary reason why JFK was assassinated.

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-Fender- 6 points ago +6 / -0

Sex is their biggest selling point, even despite being "feminists". It's impossible for women to give up their best bargaining chip for the long term, if they want to continue having any influence.

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-Fender- 10 points ago +10 / -0

Here's the issue: how can privately-funded mainstream media remain profitable? We're no longer in an era where everyone tunes in to a specific channel for "unbiased" coverage. They've all proven to be corrupt and catering to special interests, like the government, or in its absence, rich donators like Soros and other billionaires with an agenda. They can't make a profit and maintain standards purely on commercials, since fewer people than ever actually watch tv, and most people have ways to avoid watching ads with streaming.

So how else are they supposed to stay afloat and with good standards? You can't run a network like Fox or CNN with the OMG's funding.

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-Fender- 15 points ago +15 / -0

WEF's Klaus Schwab and Fauci both seem like much more likely candidates.

You have to look at both the actions and the intended results. In Musk's case, those are the farthest thing from being sinister and destructive. He wouldn't be much of a villain.

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-Fender- 1 point ago +1 / -0

Hmm. Not Mike Tyson's son, then.

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