The US just surpassed 10 million Covid infections. With Biden having won the presidency, do you think the tide will finally turn in our favor? Or that it's simply too late?
Trump truly does create his own warped reality and I think he believes his own lies. I see three possible scenarios here:
1. Trump actually believes his legal battle has merit and expects to win. When he doesn't, he will literally be dragged from the White House, kicking and screaming, bringing shame to all of America.
2. He knows he has no chance of winning, but wants to sow enough distrust and doubt, that he can actually cause enough Americans to be so disgruntled as to take to the streets. Actually risking a civil war and tearing America apart without any guarantee he'll get to stay in power. But if he does, he'll be one major step closer to being a dictator and he's made it clear he wants more than 8 years.
3. He'll actually be convinced that he has no path to victory and will be better of conceding and showing some class, in the hopes that he can run again in 2024, or leaving the door open for one of his kids to run.
Please! Walmart never does anything well. Remember when the company acquired Jet for $3.3 billion? That was something to put the company on par with Amazon and it did nothing. Walmart belongs in the trash heap of history. The only reason they still exist is because they below it's suppliers into rock bottom prices and pay their employees almost nothing, so they have rely on welfare. There is no comparison.
Both US and Israeli intelligence reported that they believed Hezbollah was stockpiling this ammonium nitrate. But it's far more likely that they were planning to use this during the next war with Israel.
I hear you buddy. I was very into the Occupy Wall Street movement back when I thought it would bring about some real change. But money talks and the politicians always listen. It's a messed up system.
Was just curious if you were personally ever impacted by this. I know many who were. Seems like the little guy always gets the raw end of the stick here. There is a different rule of law for the rich and powerful (aka Wall Street).
If prices are low enough, people will fly. In fact I've been keeping my eyes on prices figuring I could score some cheap flights if everyone else was too scared to fly. But ironically, though for a brief while I noticed prices were dirt cheap, that no longer seems to be the case. The super low prices were when airlines were still flying quite frequently, but planes were empty. Now that most flights are cancelled, the few flights still scheduled seem to be priced pretty normally to me. Disappointing.
With the country opening up, the economy could be jump-started far easier if airlines had some rock bottom fares to get people traveling and spending again. That's what they should do with the bail out money.
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The US just surpassed 10 million Covid infections. With Biden having won the presidency, do you think the tide will finally turn in our favor? Or that it's simply too late?
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Trump truly does create his own warped reality and I think he believes his own lies. I see three possible scenarios here:
1. Trump actually believes his legal battle has merit and expects to win. When he doesn't, he will literally be dragged from the White House, kicking and screaming, bringing shame to all of America.
2. He knows he has no chance of winning, but wants to sow enough distrust and doubt, that he can actually cause enough Americans to be so disgruntled as to take to the streets. Actually risking a civil war and tearing America apart without any guarantee he'll get to stay in power. But if he does, he'll be one major step closer to being a dictator and he's made it clear he wants more than 8 years.
3. He'll actually be convinced that he has no path to victory and will be better of conceding and showing some class, in the hopes that he can run again in 2024, or leaving the door open for one of his kids to run.
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Please! Walmart never does anything well. Remember when the company acquired Jet for $3.3 billion? That was something to put the company on par with Amazon and it did nothing. Walmart belongs in the trash heap of history. The only reason they still exist is because they below it's suppliers into rock bottom prices and pay their employees almost nothing, so they have rely on welfare. There is no comparison.
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Both US and Israeli intelligence reported that they believed Hezbollah was stockpiling this ammonium nitrate. But it's far more likely that they were planning to use this during the next war with Israel.
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I hear you buddy. I was very into the Occupy Wall Street movement back when I thought it would bring about some real change. But money talks and the politicians always listen. It's a messed up system.
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Was just curious if you were personally ever impacted by this. I know many who were. Seems like the little guy always gets the raw end of the stick here. There is a different rule of law for the rich and powerful (aka Wall Street).
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You sound like you have some kind of axe to grind William? Why do you feel so strongly about it?
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If prices are low enough, people will fly. In fact I've been keeping my eyes on prices figuring I could score some cheap flights if everyone else was too scared to fly. But ironically, though for a brief while I noticed prices were dirt cheap, that no longer seems to be the case. The super low prices were when airlines were still flying quite frequently, but planes were empty. Now that most flights are cancelled, the few flights still scheduled seem to be priced pretty normally to me. Disappointing.
With the country opening up, the economy could be jump-started far easier if airlines had some rock bottom fares to get people traveling and spending again. That's what they should do with the bail out money.