Your absurd level of Trump angst is very funny to me.

We ingest them in the usual way, I presume. Unless some people have taken to butt-chugging their meals.

This is why JP Morgan was shorting MSTR and crypto generally so hard the past couple of months. Creating entry points for their own treasury and tokenization scheme.

No you fucking moron. That's what killed it.

You did this to yourself.

MSTR has been getting massively shorted by large banks, led by JP Morgan, in an effort to drive the price of bitcoin down. Once achieved, they buy in massively so as to set up their own competing treasuries.

MSTR only dies if crypto itself dies, probably taking the global financial system with it. Start writing your apology letters to the 'nothing ever happens' soyjak.

-Z

We're not desperate. You are just wrong.

Fuck that. Public education has utterly failed. We pay more and more into a system while literacy rates and basic math competency decline.

The purpose of a system is what it does. What the current public education system does is provide adult-daycare for a bunch of incompetent bureaucrats and enable parents to not pay attention to their kids for 8-10 hours a day so they can be a better tax farm.

Both of those companies deserve a fate worse than death. . . being owned by The Zuck.

When the whole system collapses under its own weight and there isn't public funding for anything anymore, not before.

Nobody involved in government or the educational system has any incentive whatsoever to do anything but ensure that the money keeps flowing and at faster rates.

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Recessions have been made illegal. Doesn't matter who is running the show, their incentive is always to prop up the markets in any way possible so they can point to those utterly meaningless numbers and claim the economy is great. Its been that way our whole lives, its just that as real conditions continue to worsen, the disconnect gets more and more obvious.

He thinks the market is going to shit the bed and sooner rather than later. Rather than risk his and his clients money on short bets and try to time it, since metrics he'd normally use to figure such things out don't seem to be matching up with reality, he's cashing out for now. Presumably he'll be back in once he thinks the market finds a new support level.

And the fact that they don't meet anything resembling US safety standards.

And here I thought the problem with chinese EVs was explosions rather than implosions.