I think a lot of people are about to find out some of the implications of what and who they actually voted for.
Whether they care about or like it might be a different story, but history suggests it's probably not too different. https://t.co/R6K47pm9Al
— Lakshya Jain (@lxeagle17) January 28, 2025
Indeed. They fucked around. Now they are about to find out.
I’d put the odds of a recession comparable to the Great Recession due to Trump’s actions at about 50%. It’s going to be a rough four years.
TIFU by telling my friend I got rejected a few times last year.
It’s revealing that a woman thinks merely five rejections in a year from other women is a lot. I’ve been rejected more than 10 times in about that many minutes in the past.
That rejection rate is actually below normal. Any man who is at all attempting dating gets rejected more than most women can even begin to imagine.
All federal grants and loan disbursement paused by White House.
If this goes on more than a couple of weeks, this will cause an immediate and sharp recession that will be difficult to recover from.
Prepare accordingly. And don’t forget that a lot of you voted for this rolling disaster.
Why are the people so incredibly terrified of Covid not worried about any of the other common circulating viruses?
Religions are weird.
I remember this commercial. Lord, what a different world that was.
Amen.
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