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There's a bunch of nonsense spewed about undocumented immigrants. On top of lower crime levels they are so much less entitled. The work ethic is much stronger than that of native-born Americans. It makes no sense how few we are letting in these days.

It really pains me to say this, but tragically 80% of white victims were murdered by fellow white people.

I've signed one non-compete in my life. It was for the only salaried job I ever had where I was market making Eurodollar futures. We had about 2 months of classes before we went live under a senior trader. I was not allowed to trade Eurodollar futures for a specific amount of time when I left...

It depends on the abuse. There are companies that put significant investment into training their employees. Think pilots, merchant marines, etc. If the employee gets the free education and then cuts and runs to another employer it's not particularly fair to the employer. If nothing else, I feel...

Well, if anybody wants a president who hasn't mishandled classified documents, I have not suspended my campaign yet.

If you actually want to fix this problem through policy: 1. Work on racial bias training with police officers 2. Work on regular training for resisting arrest situations 3. Educate youth how to interact with police officers (let people know that if they resist arrest they are playing with fire...

The biggest crime that leads towards unarmed people getting shot is not murder, rape, or aggravated assault, it's the misdemeanor of resisting arrest. Black people are charged with this crime a lot more often. Is it possible they're overcharged for the same level of resisting which skews some of...

Why would they allow that in 2022? There’s very few places left that still allow it. I know a lot of people just vape so it doesn’t stink everything up. Even though it’s not allowed in my building, it’s not really enforced like smoking would be.

Trump was asked to hand them over and refused. Now he’s facing obstruction of justice. Biden voluntarily handed his over. These are indisputable facts. Not saying Biden did nothing wrong, but so far it looks worse for Trump. Maybe time will show differently.

I think the most important distinction is that it's pretty obvious that Trump had criminal intent while as of this point there's no evidence of Biden having any.

https://baltimorewitness.org/defense-attorney-alerts-court-of-discovery-issues-in-killing-of-baltimore-police-officer-case/ "Both defendants are charged with first-degree murder, conspiracy to first-degree murder, firearm use during a felony violent crime, firearm possession with a felony...

That proves my point. It only doubled from 1990-2017. The percentage increase year to year during this period has been small. Look at how fast it rose before 1990. It more than doubled in the 80's. Actually went up over 10-fold between the 70's and 80's. On the other hand, the United States more...

Japan's central bank has been much more reluctant to increase their money supply since their rapid inflation in the 80's. The Fed on the other hand has been printing money like there's no tomorrow with a sharp spike in the last couple of years.

We should also look into banning more books at school. It’s quite possible the kid was inspired just like the guy who killed John Lennon after reading “The Catcher in the Rye”. Perhaps he got his hands on that hedonist book.

Do I really need to inform people that my ridiculous post is satirical?

Guns are the easy culprit. However, we all know that's complete rubbish. Likely this comes down to one of three possibilities: 1. The child was non-white and the teacher, clearly a white liberal, was probably teaching CRT. Therefore, she and all the other white students were oppressors so the...

FOX News found their endless talking point for the next 2 years.

https://www.cnn.com/2023/01/09/politics/joe-biden-classified-documents-upenn/index.html Uhoh...Seems like Biden's not following the classified document rules either.

Over 100% would probably be overkill. In all seriousness, it all depends on what we're trying to accomplish. There's no fixed number. I personally prefer direct taxes over dishonest money printing to pay debts. I think it adds more certainty to markets.

Japan has been able to survive a high Debt-GDP (twice that of ours) for many reasons. One, is their strong currency. They keep inflation low and are able to keep interest rates low. This keeps their interest payments lower. Their rating is A+ where as our rating is AA+. Not a huge difference.