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Anonymous wrote:It doesn’t matter how they view things. They are bad at math, and therefore incorrect. Do you know the difference between a million dollars and a billion dollars? It’s approximately a billion dollars.

Actually, it's exactly 999 million.

Anyway, according to a study by UBS Global Wealth Management, there are almost 24.5 million millionaires in the United States, 29,506 in D.C. alone (collected value of $29.5 billion). But there are only 756 billionaires in the United States, and only 11 of them in D.C. (collected value of $11 billion). Hmm... that darn math.

Anonymous wrote:Eat the rich!! But not me, I'm not actually rich. My 650k HHI pales in comparison to the really rich people like Elon Musk! I'm middle class like you! But not really like you, because you give me the ick. So don't eat me and also don't try to be my friend. Thanks

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Anonymous wrote:Right.

Why is it any better to kill millions of brown babies than it was to kill millions of jews in Europe?

Republicans in Congress are entirely complicit in the deaths of starving babies and pregnant women that are taking place even as I type this.

(And, ironically, claim to be pro-life)

It is Democrats' support for abortion that killed millions of black babies.

You understand that pregnant people make choices about abortions, correct? Democrats aren't forcing anyone to have an abortion. Though I guess one could argue that Republicans, through their lack of support for parents and needy families, have forced people to choose abortion. How many aborted babies would have been born if their families had adequate access to health care, child care, and living wages?

Anonymous wrote:Elon Musk is an American hero to most people in the country. DCUM is upset bc the fed/ngo grift is over. There are a couple agencies, eg, doj, hhs, maybe sec that have personnel that will be able to find private sector jobs. But the rest of the agencies are staffed by bland, mediocre, unmotivated people and life is about to become real for them. The ngos and the little usaid non-profits by definition have personnel that are unemployable in private sector. I could not be happier with how the administration is performing. But anything less than 500,000 job cuts in dmv for feds will be disappointing.

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Anonymous wrote:America as we knew it is over.

People need to start accepting this and figuring out how to move on and move forward with their lives.

This has been a 30+ year campaign by the right and they finally won. The anti-DEI campaign is laying the groundwork for a repeal of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. We are going back.

Oh, you mean like the “concentration camps for black people” you’ve insisted Trump would install? Like that? Seriously, get help. People like you are such an embarrassment.

Anonymous wrote:America as we knew it is over.

People need to start accepting this and figuring out how to move on and move forward with their lives.

This has been a 30+ year campaign by the right and they finally won. The anti-DEI campaign is laying the groundwork for a repeal of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. We are going back.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It doesn’t matter how they view things. They are bad at math, and therefore incorrect. Do you know the difference between a million dollars and a billion dollars? It’s approximately a billion dollars.

Actually, it's exactly 999 million.

Anyway, according to a study by UBS Global Wealth Management, there are almost 24.5 million millionaires in the United States, 29,506 in D.C. alone (collected value of $29.5 billion). But there are only 756 billionaires in the United States, and only 11 of them in D.C. (collected value of $11 billion). Hmm... that darn math.

Seriously, what? What point does your peanut sized brain think it’s making?

Thanks for proving how incomprehensibly stupid you are with this response, though. It would be laughable if it weren’t so sad.

Touched a nerve, eh?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It doesn’t matter how they view things. They are bad at math, and therefore incorrect. Do you know the difference between a million dollars and a billion dollars? It’s approximately a billion dollars.

Actually, it's exactly 999 million.

Anyway, according to a study by UBS Global Wealth Management, there are almost 24.5 million millionaires in the United States, 29,506 in D.C. alone (collected value of $29.5 billion). But there are only 756 billionaires in the United States, and only 11 of them in D.C. (collected value of $11 billion). Hmm... that darn math.

Seriously, what? What point does your peanut sized brain think it’s making?

Thanks for proving how incomprehensibly stupid you are with this response, though. It would be laughable if it weren’t so sad.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It doesn’t matter how they view things. They are bad at math, and therefore incorrect. Do you know the difference between a million dollars and a billion dollars? It’s approximately a billion dollars.

Actually, it's exactly 999 million.

Anyway, according to a study by UBS Global Wealth Management, there are almost 24.5 million millionaires in the United States, 29,506 in D.C. alone (collected value of $29.5 billion). But there are only 756 billionaires in the United States, and only 11 of them in D.C. (collected value of $11 billion). Hmm... that darn math.

Seriously, what? What point does your peanut sized brain think it’s making?

Thanks for proving how incomprehensibly stupid you are with this response, though. It would be laughable if it weren’t so sad.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It doesn’t matter how they view things. They are bad at math, and therefore incorrect. Do you know the difference between a million dollars and a billion dollars? It’s approximately a billion dollars.

Actually, it's exactly 999 million.

Anyway, according to a study by UBS Global Wealth Management, there are almost 24.5 million millionaires in the United States, 29,506 in D.C. alone (collected value of $29.5 billion). But there are only 756 billionaires in the United States, and only 11 of them in D.C. (collected value of $11 billion). Hmm... that darn math.

Anonymous wrote:It doesn’t matter how they view things. They are bad at math, and therefore incorrect. Do you know the difference between a million dollars and a billion dollars? It’s approximately a billion dollars.

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Anonymous wrote:Ironic that the "party of science" is also the one always crowing about "dark energy" and "vibes" .
I felt some "dark energy" myself a few years back when we were sliding towards totalitarianism over a virus. Now things are finally looking up and the dwindling prospects of millionaire dual-Fed couples are not on most Americans' radar.

No we were not. Put it this way: the very fact that wild conspiracy and anti-scientific theories spread as much as they did is proof.

Despite every effort at censorship.
And most of them ended up being true.
But you probably still think Joe is sharp as a tack behind closed doors, right? I await that memoir.