| 6ixStringJack: Either women are instinctual animals that can't be trusted with anything, or they're not. You can't have both. |
| 6ixStringJack: Yes. If women are slaves to their hormones and will methodically take their children down into the basement one at a time to strangle them to death and can't be held accountable for the most EVIL act a person can commit, there is zero reason why any woman should ever hold a position of power in the public or private sector again. The days of you faggots having your cake and gorging on it too are long gone, bitch. |
| THG: According to Jack; Well then maybe women shouldn't ever hold any position of power in the public or private market.
Maybe women should not be allowed to run for or hold office.
Maybe women shouldn't ever be allowed to have a job where they hold a firearm. |
| THG: According to Jack; Well then maybe women shouldn't ever hold any position of power in the public or private market.
Maybe women should not be allowed to run for or hold office.
Maybe women shouldn't ever be allowed to have a job where they hold a firearm. |
| THG: According to Jack; Well then maybe women shouldn't ever hold any position of power in the public or private market.
Maybe women should not be allowed to run for or hold office.
Maybe women shouldn't ever be allowed to have a job where they hold a firearm. |
| THG: Well then maybe women shouldn't ever hold any position of power in the public or private market.
Maybe women should not be allowed to run for or hold office.
Maybe women shouldn't ever be allowed to have a job where they hold a firearm. |
| 6ixStringJack: |
| THG: |
6ixStringJack: Look at you crashing out today.  |
| 6ixStringJack: Nobody knows or cares who Nick Wilson is, and nobody cares what anybody at the HuffPo thinks about any topic they've ever written about. |
| second: Wilson proposed a strategy he said would make the White House “more fearful,” “put them through more pain” and “weaken Trump more effectively” than impeachment — describing it as “a better way to torture Donald Trump’s White House.”
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| second: The SEC once considered stock buybacks to be illegal stock manipulation. But under President Reagan, stock buybacks were made legal. Now, instead of investing profits into people, corporations use stock buybacks (at record levels) to line the pockets of wealthy shareholders. Before 1982, open-market stock buybacks were rare because the SEC offered no clear "safe harbor" guidelines, meaning companies risked facing market manipulation charges under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 if they repurchased their own shares. In November 1982, during the Reagan administration, the SEC adopted Rule 10b-18, establishing clear criteria for volume, price, and timing that protected companies from manipulation charges. |
| second: 6) 6ix, adjusted for inflation, the U.S. direct cost of World War II is estimated between $4.1 trillion and $4.7 trillion, while the total global cost is estimated at roughly $60 trillion to $70 trillion in today's money. GDP Impact: At its peak in 1945, defense spending for the war effort accounted for approximately 40% of the U.S. Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Nominal Cost: The U.S. spent roughly $330 billion in 1945 dollars during the conflict. The Republican Presidents have made their smaller wars more expensive and far more profitable than the biggest war in history. |
| second: 5) 6ix, how much will Trump’s War on Iran cost? It is uncertain, but $trillions and $trillions is likely over the next 10 years. |
| second: 4) 6ix, how much did Bush’s War on Terror cost? The post-9/11 War on Terror has cost the U.S. Treasury an estimated $8 trillion to nearly $10 trillion in direct and indirect budgetary expenses. Independent research projects, such as the Costs of War Project at Brown University, track these sweeping expenditures across multiple categories. |
| second: 3) 6ix, how much did Bush’s Iraq war cost? The direct budgetary cost of the Iraq War for the United States is estimated at roughly $1.79 trillion, while total long-term economic and societal costs—including future veteran care and interest on debt—range from $3 trillion to over $6 trillion. |
| second: 2) 6ix, how much did Bush’s Afghanistan war cost? The direct cost of the U.S. war in Afghanistan from 2001 to 2021 was an estimated $2.26 trillion, according to the Costs of War Project at Brown University. |
| second: 1) 6ix, how much did Nixon’s Vietnam war cost America, adjusted for inflation? The Vietnam War cost the United States approximately $168 billion to $200 billion at the time, which adjusts to roughly $1 trillion to $1.3 trillion in today's dollars. Broader estimates place total direct spending (including aid to South Vietnam and allied expenditures) closer to $168 billion at the time, scaling up to $1.3 trillion. When factoring in long-term obligations such as veterans' medical and disability benefits, and interest on wartime borrowing, the total economic footprint climbs past $1.5 trillion. |
| 6ixStringJack: You're so fucking worthless and sad. |
| 6ixStringJack: Yes! He really said it!!! Shut the fuck up, dude. Everybody was swimming in Nam while that was going on. Only freak faggots like you obsess over Iran everyday. Most people don't even think about it because they have actual lives to live and aren't sad old dying men with nothing to live for like you. |