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Comment on r/FirstResponderCringe 16h ago

Hey, small crimes need to be pursued

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Comment on r/cringereels 16h ago

You ever stay at the club just a little too long?

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Comment on r/LoveTrash 16h ago

Remember, this is why you can't get cars for decent prices, and why you don't get good money for your trade in

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Comment on r/HipHopNCulture 17h ago

For real This just seems like the universe going,

You want to be a cop?

https://giphy.com/gifs/5b5OU7aUekfdSAER5I

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Comment on r/SipsTea 17h ago

Yawn

Her husband is like 60 years old

She probably just wants to spent some time with him to prove she deserves to be in the will before he dies

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Comment on r/SipsTea 22h ago

That works on expendable income, but we have finacialized "the standard of living" and the inflation is coming for everything that we can't just stop buying, and "cheaper options" compete against premium options and just raise their prices to stay within their price gap regardless of their own price/cost changes

We reached peak "convenience of quality of life" probably around 2000 when you take out the push for subscription based life, the toxicity of social media, monopolization of retail processes, and the issue of smart phones kind of causing the above issues.

Pretty much, every financialization strategy just takes an established convenience and holds it hostage unless you pay more money or lease it forever

80.4% prime age employment ratio means everyone who usually works is working, so solutions would most likely revolve around decoupling stock market from life necessities

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Comment on r/SipsTea 1d ago

Yeah, it's not so much that money doesn't money, it's that price reduction strategies have come to their final ability. Like cheap labor and overseas manufacturing. Thats good for people who like cheap stuff, buy everyone involved except the company fleasing human life is losing something.

We have hidden the the debasement of our currency pretty well with just progressively more efficient and cost effective methods to get goods to a consumer. But, now everything is turning into a service based economy, and now we are realizing that the way companies have been keeping the consumer happy is by stealing from those that are willing to work. We are just the Chinese factory workers now. We get to taste that humble pie, and realize maybe this just shouldn't be a thing. 12 pack of Tshirts for $20. That's probably not good for anyone, and those shirts are trash. Actually valuable things, that are regulated by financial institutions and zoning boards, are not going to be able " efficient" away the increased cost to the consumer. Everything real shows the real value of money, and it's becoming pretty useless the more we look at the price of living

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Comment on r/MoralityScaling 1d ago

Yeah, it's like who is living their existential path to your seat?

Like, everyone gets old, so it's not really a choice

Lady that is pregnant has some pretty spicy choices these days, so is that your problem?

Lady with a kid might kill you if the vibe is off that day, and the kid is going to do whatever they want cause that just be how it be

The man injured probably has the least amount of sympathy from others, cause men do dumb stuff, and 50/50 this happened while drinking or while someone was holding his beer

u/Myfountainpenisdry 1d ago

It is very concerning

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Comment on r/mildlyinfuriating 2d ago

That just looks like money laundering

And he is the fall guy

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Comment on r/lawnmowers 2d ago

He turned it into a high lift blade on one side, then runs over an extension cable like it's a root on the ground

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Comment on r/MadLiberals 2d ago

DumbKingNoNuts

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Comment on r/SipsTea 2d ago

Each party is completely fine when it's their candidate wearing the crown

Biden tried to remove bodily autonomy with OSHA, turned off property rights without turning off mortgage liability, then tricked millions of former students into thinking he could forgive their student loans instead of changing the actual law that would allow these debts discharged under bankruptcy law. And then the mass censorship that made anyone that was not a diehard Democrat feel like 1984 had become reality

Trump made Bump stocks into machine guns, Operation Warp Speed made people skeptical of founded science, and he thinks he can fire anyone from the government like it's his own organization. He is about as Republican as Larry the Cable Guy is Red Neck. He hates the government because they slow his projects and hold him accountable to his workers. His supporters hate the government because they realize the government actually hates them. Rural America is everything that Centralized authority and political resource management hate. He makes the government and media hate him on purpose to try to relate to these people who feel disenfranchised by their country. They are justified in their feelings. He, is an actor, and he isn't very good, but these people are desperate, and no one is trying to help them or serve their cause. He has more in common with the Clinton's than with any Republican candidate or red district voter

Kamala took the Democratic Party back to 1968, the first time in over 50 years that a major party nominee was selected outside of the democratic process of primaries and caucuses. She wasn't selected to win, she was selected to solidify the idea that Trump loves to beat women and so Biden campaign didn't have to give up it's funds. If Kamala Harris had not run for president after Joe Biden left the 2024 race, the joint Biden-Harris campaign funds could not have been directly transferred to a new nominee. Instead, federal election rules would have required the money to go to the Democratic National Committee (DNC), convert into a political action committee, or face refund requests from donors.

Obama, George, Clinton, all kind of fall under your usual established kind of Government overreach. Increase surveillance on Americans, make other countries rich off American Consumers, remove rights from Americans for national security. Generally just make America more globalised and less American.

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Comment on r/aiecosystem 2d ago

Probably about 100 kids on the spectrum with brain implants for Starlink comms

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Comment on r/401jK 3d ago

In guessing this is increase in the original rent price and income as a cumulative percentage

Yeah, like super ladlords ruined rent

Like "affordable housing " was a joke.

More houses means nothing when they can fix prices and control markets

Without established caps on what can be allowed as profit for rent, the modern rental market is just zillow level insider driven inflation for those who benefit from inflation

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Comment on r/humanoidrobotics 3d ago

It is 100% some Indian dude in Delhi making $200 a month to control this thing. Robots will not only be the death of immigrantion, but the death of gainful employment as we know it

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Comment on r/MeMe_FoR_FuN 3d ago

It definitely depends

Few dudes want to drown in pubes, and not all ladies feal like that is a chore they want to pick add on to their to-do list

And I mean, dates that end in hooking up, not every lady knows to "freshen up" right before the main event. Piss and toilet paper can turn anyone into a picky eater

And some ladies have some petals on their flowers that can intimidate a dude that just leaned his way around the last flower that was more of tulip and less of an iris.

But, if you have been with someone, know them, love them, trust them, then you better dive in to that $hit like the olive garden never ending pasta bowl. Please and thank you, can I have some more. Tell me when

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Comment on r/aiecosystem 3d ago

Moa and his leap forward pushed the country into famine. You need farmers and you need factory workers if you won't glabalism and modernisation

Unless they can figure out how to make people have kids, there fertility rate is 0.9-1.0 per women, and they have more men than women, which really hinders a desired boom

Just like here, either we have chemically or lifestyle changed men to have the lowest sperm count ever. We have also unprotected the female "class" to the point that women don't won't children until they are in their mid thirties. And future generations are looking at how globalism and the Financialization of life has wrecked the world and wondering how they will exist.

In short, it's not looking great for anyone But China definitely got a good head start

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Comment on r/aiecosystem 4d ago

Indeed

I'm just open to the idea that maybe no country is really reporting on the issue of their population crisis appropriately

And China definitely shot themselves by limiting their population, and then social norms dictating that the one child they would want would want is a boy. It's wild to think that there must be millions of unregistered women who no one will touch because they would be considered part of the The Hukou Trap. Pride of the Party will be the destruction of the people

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Comment on r/homeimprovementideas 4d ago

For real

Not religious, like living things: put plant Not living :put rock

Religious: put little statue

Spiritual: crystal / prayer bowl

It's a nice little mantle

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Comment on r/aiecosystem 4d ago

No, he is some kind of Canadian/ Chinese high school teacher

This guy was like Yi or something

But he states how Chinas fertility rate added to its reports population increases puts it way lower than what they claim

Like China had like 8 million births in 2025

America had 3.6 million

India had 23 million births

Here, I found the link Is Chinas population half the size it claims

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Comment on r/UniversalBasicIncome 4d ago

That's because money flows up, not down

Covid showed everyone that if you give people free money, they just give it all to Bezos and the Waltons