David_DJS
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Is our government spending problem more of a fraud problem?
You're making a distinction without a difference.
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some people here evidently think Trump can eviserate the Deep State in a year. Crazy.
Nobody thinks that. Not a single person.
He's finishing up year 5 as president. He's done little more than supercharge the swamp with a flood of cash.
re: Forget Clinton, forget Trump... What's the story with the Pope?
Posted by David_DJS on 12/21/25 at 2:58 pm to SallysHuman
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I figured it was more of a Believer or politician thing to seek a photo with the Pope. Epstein was neither.
It's called having an audience with the pope. People of all faiths do it. Sometimes it's private, like when Trump had one. Sometimes it's public for groups (even large groups). In both instances, a picture with the pope can be had, though with the large groups only a few are chosen for that.
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Trump is "Deep State?"Why's the DS Been Attacking Him & Trying to Destroy Him For 10 Yrs?.
Well, there's the DC soap opera, and for that no doubt Trump is cast at the swamp's villain. But then there's where the rubber meets the road - federal spending - and that's where Trump fails as a "drain the swamper". Hopefully it'll be a different looking graph when his second term is laid out.
They couldn't hate Trump more than they do, but don't forget - we're talking about people that are emotional and retarded. You have to look past the Left's emotions to grade Trump as a drain the swamper.
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If we want to deport the actual bad guys, let's do that. Unfortunately, in its zeal to appease the golum, Stephen Miller, and the extremists, they're rounding up producvtive individuals who would make solid citizens.
We need to round up and send back the productive/prospective solid citizens, too.
re: Silver up 12% for the week on Black Friday
Posted by David_DJS on 12/20/25 at 12:35 pm to cadillacattack
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$421 M troy ounces of Silver bullion is a gigantic short position to cover in a short period of time. If you’re invested in paper Silver, you might want to reconsider your exit strategy….
Silver’s close above $67/oz triggered this liquidation….. and 91% of silver demands cannot be met with reported physical supply. Here comes the squeeze for physical.
I think this could become “game over” for the paper manipulators …. finally.
In practical terms, what would "game over" for the paper manipulators look like for owners of Ag ETFs?
“Diversity is our strength” - there is no rationale. It’s something they spoke into their reality.
re: Why are white women so weak as a whole?
Posted by David_DJS on 12/13/25 at 9:14 pm to PurpleCrush
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You don't know history if you don't think Hillary wasn't the biggest threat to men when running. They spent billions to prevent her from becoming president.
You jammed made up BS in a post you suggest someone else may not know history.
Hillary/Dems (including dark money) spent near double what Trump/Reps (including dark money) spent on the 2016 general, and neither side spent a billion.
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The most prepared, smartest, deserving female ever to run for office. That is exactly why she wasn't. This country just isn't ready to accept a woman potus.
Nobody was afraid of her. Her undoing was she is unlikeable and didn’t take her opponent seriously, which came off as entitled.
re: Why are white women so weak as a whole?
Posted by David_DJS on 12/13/25 at 7:55 pm to PurpleCrush
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Hillary scared the shite out of men
This is a weird take. I don’t remember Hillary scaring men.
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Michelle Obama, kamala, Elizabeth Warren, Crockett.,
lmao - okay, you’re trolling. Fairly well done.
re: Why are white women so weak as a whole?
Posted by David_DJS on 12/13/25 at 7:28 pm to PurpleCrush
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America is one of the few nations not ready and are intimidated by a strong woman's leadership.
Give us a few examples of strong women that could lead the country and intimidate men.
re: DHS pivoting away from mass deportations of illegals rounded up by ICE
Posted by David_DJS on 12/13/25 at 12:57 pm to SlowFlowPro
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The public support has cratered. In a democracy that matters
There are credible polls that now show a majority of Americans are good with the 12 million illegals Biden rushed into the country staying on gov't benefits, clogging up schools, etc?
re: Nebius - NBIS - AI Infrastructure Company
Posted by David_DJS on 12/13/25 at 11:09 am to SquatchDawg
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I own NBIS and expect them to be a survivor long term but am not expecting aggressive climbs like we had earlier without some substantial news or other catalyst.
If you had to bet your net worth, would you go with NBIS closer to $200 or $100 a year from today?
re: Matt Walsh debunks Charlie Kirk conspiracy theories...
Posted by David_DJS on 12/12/25 at 5:38 pm to tigerclicks
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Just watch who publicly attempts to debunk the latest electrocution theory in the next few days.
I'll bight. What is the electrocution theory?
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How do you know you don’t need it?
Well, let's think about this and let's go back to our Covid experiences.
I was told I needed it as a 60 yo at the time.
I had no fear of Covid, knew I'd handle it just fine when I got it.
I'm still typing.
I was right.
The medical community was wrong.
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Are these fake, too?
Any pic of Trump w/ Epstein means nothing unless it's from after the point in time Trump says he ended his friendship with Epstein. That someone was friendly with a person that later is discovered to have done bad shite is a nothingburger unless that relationship survived the bad shite.
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Democrats are fricking EVIL
Yes, evil - but this seems more gay than evil, which also tracks reality.
re: Republican purposefully preparing to lose midterms
Posted by David_DJS on 12/12/25 at 4:45 pm to winkchance
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Grassley and Thune are doing nothing. No Trump judges are being confirmed
Does anyone explain why?
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This is why the standard response is "talk to your doctor"
How often would you have an MD suggesting a patient not take a vaccine? They seem to be little pharma robots. Perhaps it's risk aversion - they're better off vaccinating everybody for everything than suggesting someone doesn't need one that in the end needed it.
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I don't suspect there are 250 infectious diseases left which have the necessary CFR, transmission rate, pathogenicity and vectors to justify that many vaccines, but regardless, a regular human child deals with a massive volume of pathogens daily that it beggars belief that volume of vaccinations alone is enough to suggest they could be 'unhealthy.'
My question is more about what's necessary and what's not. I'm a fan of the human body's ability to right itself and my baseline is "only if it's a life/death matter" - which Covid wasn't (as an example). I'm a vaccine skeptic, not an anti-vaxxer.
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We have to go for the one size fits all approach because that is the easiest way of controlling externalities. There is even a name for this in epidemiology. It is called the 'prevention paradox.' Secondly, there is absolutely no evidence that the vaccine schedule as it is now causes any harm. There are already contraindications to vaccine administration. There has been no evidence that we should take the 'volume argument' seriously. Like I said, it is not evidence-based. The stated contraindications is tailoring enough. The volume of shots isn't going to overwhelm children. The amount of pathogens a child gets just from interacting with the world is almost infinite. Our immune system accounts for this by virtue of MHC class I and II loci having nearly infinite combinations. Again, the argument about volume is so stupid on its face I can't believe anyone believes it.
Is there ever a point where it's too many? Hypothetically, what if there are 250 childhood vaccines that have been developed to address issues/potential issues, big and small - is there a point where it's gotten ridiculous, if not unhealthy?
re: Republican-led House votes to overturn Trump executive order on bargaining rights
Posted by David_DJS on 12/12/25 at 1:30 pm to Godfather1
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We are so through as a nation. I thought Trump would at least be a bump in the road. Nope.
It may come down to a Convention of States being our last hope.
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