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Brian Armstrong (Brian Armstrong) explains why young people are falling to socialism: "Think about lower economic freedom countries—North Korea, Cuba, formerly Venezuela. These are not places where you would want to go." "There's a whole argument about suicidal empathy. If America's been so prosperous for so long, does it... show more

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“if they (girlfriend) want to go and travel for 3 months or if they want to take a job somewhere. if i love you and i’m with you. why would i create a problem out of it? so many people are going to be like ‘oh it’s bc you don’t care’ no… i want people in my life to do whatever makes them happy” 🥹

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This is a warning about Socialism. Listen to every single word America “The only good thing about having lived under socialism is that you learn how bad it is, and so you don't wanna make those same mistakes What's concerning to me is that after I came to America a decade ago, I learned that there were actually people who believed in these ideas, who believed that what happened in Venezuela was not due to socialism, but, you know, it's just another corrupt government. Well, guess what? Most countries are corrupt. There are corrupt people in the US government, too — there are corrupt people in every government in the world There are many corrupt countries. Not many countries have eight million people flee from their country, a third of their population. Not many countries starve to death, even corrupt countries, because you have to take people's freedom for that to happen. Even countries that are dictatorships. Do you see people starving in the streets of Dubai, even during the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz? No. Do you see refugees flowing out of Saudi Arabia when oil prices go down? Do you even see countries that are sanctioned starve to death? No. So why is Venezuela, why is Cuba, why are all these socialist countries different? Because the common denominator is that they destroy free enterprise. You cannot start a business. You cannot feed your family, therefore you die and you flee. It's that simple.”

This is a warning about Socialism. Listen to every single word America “The only good thing about having lived under socialism is that you learn how bad it is, and so you don't wanna make those same mistakes What's concerning to me is that after I came to America a decade ago, I learned that there were actually people who believed in these ideas, who believed that what happened in Venezuela was not due to socialism, but, you know, it's just another corrupt government. Well, guess what? Most countries are corrupt. There are corrupt people in the US government, too — there are corrupt people in every government in the world There are many corrupt countries. Not many countries have eight million people flee from their country, a third of their population. Not many countries starve to death, even corrupt countries, because you have to take people's freedom for that to happen. Even countries that are dictatorships. Do you see people starving in the streets of Dubai, even during the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz? No. Do you see refugees flowing out of Saudi Arabia when oil prices go down? Do you even see countries that are sanctioned starve to death? No. So why is Venezuela, why is Cuba, why are all these socialist countries different? Because the common denominator is that they destroy free enterprise. You cannot start a business. You cannot feed your family, therefore you die and you flee. It's that simple.”

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Kristi Noem makes an announcement on Fox & Friends: "We are saying that if you voluntarily want to go home now to your country, if you're in the US illegally, we'll give you $3,000 through the holidays to send you home. We'll buy you a ticket, give you $3,000 to go home and that includes people that have not been detained."

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Aaron Rupar

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$PLTR CEO Alex Karp is ripping analysts to SHREDS right now on CNBC 🔮🔥 “Intelligent people learn from their mistakes… everyone else becomes an analyst or an advisor. “Do you want to believe what the librarian says about a book or do you want to go out in the world and see if it works? “They have a huge opinion about how to handle LLMs. It’s completely theoretical and idiotic. If you want to manage LLMs or AI, the infrastructure that allows you to manage them is where the actual value is. “People have been saying we are overvalued for 20 years. People have been saying our products wouldn’t make us profitable. That we would not be able to become a juggernaut. That we would not become GAAP profitable. That we wouldn’t get on the S&P. Keep saying that about us. We love it. It discourages people from doing anything like what we’re doing. And we are winning.”

$PLTR CEO Alex Karp is ripping analysts to SHREDS right now on CNBC 🔮🔥 “Intelligent people learn from their mistakes… everyone else becomes an analyst or an advisor. “Do you want to believe what the librarian says about a book or do you want to go out in the world and see if it works? “They have a huge opinion about how to handle LLMs. It’s completely theoretical and idiotic. If you want to manage LLMs or AI, the infrastructure that allows you to manage them is where the actual value is. “People have been saying we are overvalued for 20 years. People have been saying our products wouldn’t make us profitable. That we would not be able to become a juggernaut. That we would not become GAAP profitable. That we wouldn’t get on the S&P. Keep saying that about us. We love it. It discourages people from doing anything like what we’re doing. And we are winning.”

Jawwwn

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