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With urban murders up 38% in 2020, the second Black Lives Matter murder boom has no doubt cost urban Democratic voters tens of billions in lost property values. But the Biden Administration is working on boosting the property values of Democrats in the big cities via population transfers of urban blacks to traditionally Republican suburbs and small towns. So, the Obama era fed program with the Daffy Duckish-sounding name of Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing is back. From the New York Times news section:
Biden Moves to End Justice Contracts with Private Prisons
The president’s latest batch of executive orders takes steps to promote racial equity.
The moves are incremental pieces of President Biden’s broader push for racial equity, an initiative that is expected to be a centerpiece of his administration.
By Jim Tankersley and Annie Karni
Jan. 26, 2021, 5:55 p.m. ET… The housing order directs the Department of Housing and Urban Development to more strenuously enforce the Fair Housing Act of 1968, which targets discrimination in home buying. That includes asking the department to review actions under Mr. Trump that sought to weaken some of that enforcement. Last year, as part of Mr. Trump’s attempted appeals to white suburban voters, the department rolled back an Obama-era program meant to fight racial segregation in housing, known as Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing.
“This represents a clear change of direction that gets us back on track to fulfill the Fair Housing Act,” said Julián Castro, who served as secretary of housing and urban development under President Barack Obama. “It’s sending a very strong signal that it’s a new day when it comes to fair housing and that HUD is going to be aggressive again. In some ways this is the easy part, but it’s a strong first step.”
Mr. Castro said that the housing department was still far behind in terms of the number of personnel it needed to enforce the Fair Housing Act and that nonprofit groups across the country working on fair housing issues should receive federal funding and other resources. But given that the action came on Day 6 of the new administration, he said, it served as a “clear repudiation of Trump’s fear-mongering” about low-income housing invading white suburbs.
In other words, yeah, we really are going to increase low-income housing invading white suburbs, but you aren’t going to give us any lip about it, you potentially unemployable racist, now, are you?
Memory is hazy, but I bet there’s some time in the distant past when “Fair Housing” policy actually had something to do with Fair Housing.
Now, of course–in common with most if not all legislation–it’s primarily about “Get Whitey” which really should be the name of both political parties at this point.
Don’t lose heart, this will end when the dollar loses its reserve currency status. I’m torn between not wanting to experience hyperinflation and the agonizing slow boil of our current status.
In 1980 the national debt was ~$900 billion. Then we had Reagan and wild ass military spending, tax cuts, and financialization of the economy and 30 years of funding the government by debt and now the outright national debt is $22.7 trillion.
Almost a decade ago a Boston University economist estimated total U.S. debt and obligations at $222 trillion.Replies: @El Dato, @Redneck farmer
Burn the ships.
Right? Couldn’t possibly have been done on principle. Had to be a racist trumpy dog whistle, like everything else.
Everyone knows that wypipos only lives in the suburbs because of their ill-gotten privilege, and ’cause they’s afraid of meeting up with racial justice. So we’ll bring some of that justice out to them, and trash they ‘hoods on the taxpayer dime. Because Justice, that’s why. Restorative Justice. Systemic Justice. Comin’ at ya fast.
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Hey, someone wake me up when AFFH comes to Park Avenue. Or the Hamptons. Palm Beach. Beverly Hills, Bel Air, Montecito, Atherton.
Social ‘justice’ = social revenge, racial ‘justice’ = racial revenge, etc.Replies: @Buzz Mohawk
The same City of Randolph, where Mayor Rhodes-Conway-Lightfoot-Pugh-Durkan fired the police chief who was speaking Truth to the Gang Power?
Where neighbors gather to talk in amazement about "skyrocketing" house prices in the neighboring City of Upton, offering a theory of "good schools" while being clueless about the sordid history and cancellation potential of that phrase?
Are these people trying to drive cryptocurrency and gold prices to the moon? Asking for a friend.
Anybody got any arguments for crypto, pro and con? I’m interested in hearing them. I’m starting to seriously look into the issue, just as a hedge. I’m looking for security, not bubble profits.Replies: @Redneck farmer, @Mark G., @El Dato, @Flip, @Catdog, @BenKenobi, @Bill, @R.G. Camara
Julian Castro, people who work at HUD, peopke who work at Fair Housing-related non-profits, and the Biden’s have one thing in common:
Their children and grandchildren all attend private schools.
Folks, if you want to hurt the elite, make private schools illegal. Make them endure the diversity they foist on everyone else.
David Cole wrote some superb articles on racial busing in LA a while back.
https://www.takimag.com/article/busing-that-little-jew-was-me/
For the record, rich whites can run fast and hard when their property values are dropping like carpet bombs.
Just wondering.Replies: @Abolish_public_education
Wait, so now “weakening enforcement” of federal law is supposed to be a bad thing? But just yesterday Biden and the press were telling us that prosecutorial discretion was totally ok when it involved immigration laws.
Give it to ’em good and hard.
It's time to go nonprofit for easy money.
In uncertain times, it may be a comfort to have some certainty. It is certain that the AFFH will never, ever apply to any UMC apartment block, any UMC gated community, any UMC exclusive neighborhood. Nope. Not gonna happen, they never have to endure their own prescription; they never have to eat the sammich that they serve up to the rest of us.
Because “equity” or some other reason.
Wilkey
Wait, so now “weakening enforcement” of federal law is supposed to be a bad thing? But just yesterday Biden and the press were telling us that prosecutorial discretion was totally ok when it involved immigration laws.
Who? Whom?
There is no reason to be frightened by Blacks moving into your comfortable suburban and rural neighborhoods. Each and every Black person now has a lucrative jobs as a model/actor in advertising. They pose no threat to your families. Just sit back and buy the products they sell to you. Simple as that.
Not only Suburban; Tahoes too:
https://youtu.be/GwUUUqgfu-E
At 41:10:Replies: @El Dato, @Dan Hayes
autoblasts anything black that looks like it's suddenly growing sticks out of its body.OT: Maybe someone heard dental and misheard anal Penn dental school declares war on anti-LGBTQ bias with new fundReplies: @Kolya Krassotkin, @Reg Cæsar, @Getaclue
How about a program of Fairly Affirming Farther Housing, which would entail the relocation of housing projects to the extreme exurbs, such as Liberia.
The National Fair Housing Alliance blames the 2008 financial crisis on “discriminatory practices” and thinks the solution is more diversity (more blacks and browns getting special favors which was a major cause of the 2008 financial crisis). The government makes stupid diversity policies, banks do them even though they are stupid, the economy crashes, the government bails out the banks, time passes and we go back to the beginning and more “the government makes stupid diversity policies”. It is the cycle of life
https://nationalfairhousing.org/affirmatively-furthering-fair-housing/
There has got to be some kind of nonviolent demonstration possible, like glaring silently at elites when they’re out dining. Not walking up to them or confronting them but just glaring. If they ask anything the only response should be “we see what you did.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNMsGfLyRKYReplies: @Hypnotoad666, @Reg Cæsar, @Anonymous, @Jiminy, @El Dato
Wow. No leads to identify the shooters, so they wait five months to release the video and ask if anyone saw anything. Crack police work boys!
To paraphrase old Charlie Rangel:
They used to say “Honkey”. Now they say “let’s increase low income housing”.
No one says "low income housing." The phrase in campaign literature is "we need more affordable housing."Replies: @Mr. Anon
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNMsGfLyRKYReplies: @Hypnotoad666, @Reg Cæsar, @Anonymous, @Jiminy, @El Dato
My aunt and uncle had a Suburban or its Ford counterpart in 1979 when some nut went around East Lansing blowing out the back windows with a shotgun. Unlike the other victims, they were in Florida for the winter, and came home to a pile of snow in the back of it. Perhaps a rodent or two as well.
Oh no, burn the Greyhounds.
Newspaper stories are going to be more boring than ever without all the anonymous sources and disgruntled leakers — real or imaginary — who galloped across the pages during coverage of the Trump Administration. Reporters now can just relax and dutifully copy down whatever pronouncements Biden’s bureaucrats wish to share with the serfs.
Their children and grandchildren all attend private schools.
Folks, if you want to hurt the elite, make private schools illegal. Make them endure the diversity they foist on everyone else.Replies: @Kronos, @El Dato, @JMcG, @al gore rhythms, @Buffalo Joe, @Ron Mexico
Yeah, but they just keep running until they find a safe “public” school.
David Cole wrote some superb articles on racial busing in LA a while back.
https://www.takimag.com/article/busing-that-little-jew-was-me/
For the record, rich whites can run fast and hard when their property values are dropping like carpet bombs.
Everyone knows that wypipos only lives in the suburbs because of their ill-gotten privilege, and 'cause they's afraid of meeting up with racial justice. So we'll bring some of that justice out to them, and trash they 'hoods on the taxpayer dime. Because Justice, that's why. Restorative Justice. Systemic Justice. Comin' at ya fast.
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Hey, someone wake me up when AFFH comes to Park Avenue. Or the Hamptons. Palm Beach. Beverly Hills, Bel Air, Montecito, Atherton.Replies: @Bubba, @Jenner Ickham Errican, @Buzz Mohawk, @Inquiring Mind, @Eric Novak
I think a huge, monstrous Cabrini Green style HUD housing project on Martha’s Vineyard would be brilliant.
Drill baby, drill.
(There’s plenty of offshore oil, between Huntington Beach and Long Beach, but from PCH I can’t see any offshore drilling in Malibu.)
Sounds like the late 60’s/70’s style white flight will be back soon. This time though, there is nowhere to run from the magical negro. Maybe northern Utah? I heard mormons make really good neighbors.
It’s got to start unraveling soon.
In 1980 the national debt was ~$900 billion. Then we had Reagan and wild ass military spending, tax cuts, and financialization of the economy and 30 years of funding the government by debt and now the outright national debt is $22.7 trillion.
Almost a decade ago a Boston University economist estimated total U.S. debt and obligations at $222 trillion.
Everyone knows that wypipos only lives in the suburbs because of their ill-gotten privilege, and 'cause they's afraid of meeting up with racial justice. So we'll bring some of that justice out to them, and trash they 'hoods on the taxpayer dime. Because Justice, that's why. Restorative Justice. Systemic Justice. Comin' at ya fast.
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Hey, someone wake me up when AFFH comes to Park Avenue. Or the Hamptons. Palm Beach. Beverly Hills, Bel Air, Montecito, Atherton.Replies: @Bubba, @Jenner Ickham Errican, @Buzz Mohawk, @Inquiring Mind, @Eric Novak
Right. “Justice” in modern parlance is simply a synonym for “revenge”.
Social ‘justice’ = social revenge, racial ‘justice’ = racial revenge, etc.
Pretty sure it was some guy named Pelletier.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNMsGfLyRKYReplies: @Hypnotoad666, @Reg Cæsar, @Anonymous, @Jiminy, @El Dato
Look at these high IQ Yakut kids in a school in Siberia, Russia learning to take apart and reassemble a Kalashnikov as quickly as possible during recess.
At 41:10:
Top comment: "Meanwhile a kid in US school: 'What gender am I?'"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNMsGfLyRKYReplies: @Hypnotoad666, @Reg Cæsar, @Anonymous, @Jiminy, @El Dato
This was in Mogadishu, right?
Everyone knows that wypipos only lives in the suburbs because of their ill-gotten privilege, and 'cause they's afraid of meeting up with racial justice. So we'll bring some of that justice out to them, and trash they 'hoods on the taxpayer dime. Because Justice, that's why. Restorative Justice. Systemic Justice. Comin' at ya fast.
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Hey, someone wake me up when AFFH comes to Park Avenue. Or the Hamptons. Palm Beach. Beverly Hills, Bel Air, Montecito, Atherton.Replies: @Bubba, @Jenner Ickham Errican, @Buzz Mohawk, @Inquiring Mind, @Eric Novak
You make a very good point, one of logic and insight. Who knows the answer, really, to your rhetorical question, but it is a good one. Thanks.
Social ‘justice’ = social revenge, racial ‘justice’ = racial revenge, etc.Replies: @Buzz Mohawk
The root of all leftism, communism, and current US Democrat party sales tactics is: envy.
Envy is the root of all evil in our time.
And it is a sales tactic, as I imply. That’s all this shit is, and most shit: sales. Or call it marketing if you prefer. I don’t care.
https://youtu.be/51fcG3sxvII
And while I imagine Tool is probably not in your wheelhouse, (their early stuff is pretty straight forward hard rock/metal)they are closer to your age than they are to mine, and have been around for 30 years. Their musicianship is second to none, and their drummer, Danny Carey is better than Bonham, Peart, Copeland, Baker, and everyone else I can think of:
https://youtu.be/FssULNGSZIAReplies: @Buzz Mohawk
Local civil rights activists celebrate the possible end of cash bail, calling it racist and classist
https://www.centralillinoisproud.com/news/illinois-leaders-react-to-potential-end-of-cash-bail/
The core–and animating–principle of minoritarianism is the right of minorities to glom onto the majority’s stuff.
If you are off minding your own business, enjoying your own culture in your own community … you are an “anti-Semite”, a “racist”, a “xenophobe”, a …. really bad person. Deplorable in fact. You do not have the right to be left alone. You must let the minority in. (As i’ve noted before minoritarianism is the ideology of the rapist.)
This attack should make it ever more clear: Separate nations!
You simply can not keep anything nice, can not live in a community preserving your culture, while minoritarianism reigns. Minoritarianism simply can not abide people organically working out what is best for them and living how they want to live.
We need “conservatives” willing to fight on this terrain–take minoritarianism on straight up. In other words we need “conservatives” who actually want to conserve something.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNMsGfLyRKYReplies: @Hypnotoad666, @Reg Cæsar, @Anonymous, @Jiminy, @El Dato
I’m sure the plan is to have Boston Dynamics build EquityBot that walks around, gets triggered when it detects a situation directly out of National Geographic and then
autoblasts anything black that looks like it’s suddenly growing sticks out of its body.
OT: Maybe someone heard dental and misheard anal
Penn dental school declares war on anti-LGBTQ bias with new fund
The correct course of action to this injustice is to require all colleges and universities that have schools of dentistry to have schools of proctology as well.
(I see a new windmill for the Biden-Harris regime to tilt at.)
Like a Ukranian in 1932 saying it will be better next year.
At 41:10:Replies: @El Dato, @Dan Hayes
Top comment: “Meanwhile a kid in US school: ‘What gender am I?’”
On the contrary, every day will be Newtown. Every major Biden administration priority will have its appropriate ground-preparing theater spectacle. Every hand will be wrung over the evil Democracy-threatening Trump supporting terrorists.
In 1980 the national debt was ~$900 billion. Then we had Reagan and wild ass military spending, tax cuts, and financialization of the economy and 30 years of funding the government by debt and now the outright national debt is $22.7 trillion.
Almost a decade ago a Boston University economist estimated total U.S. debt and obligations at $222 trillion.Replies: @El Dato, @Redneck farmer
You sure could buy a Mars Colony or two with that kind of money. And it would even be able to serve fresh toast every morning.
In 1980 the national debt was ~$900 billion. Then we had Reagan and wild ass military spending, tax cuts, and financialization of the economy and 30 years of funding the government by debt and now the outright national debt is $22.7 trillion.
Almost a decade ago a Boston University economist estimated total U.S. debt and obligations at $222 trillion.Replies: @El Dato, @Redneck farmer
Also, the population got too old.
I’m an ultra-conservative investor — I dislike anything I don’t really understand — so I’ve always been wary of crypto. But the past few months have started to make me nervous. I have a bad feeling about the future of the dollar.
Anybody got any arguments for crypto, pro and con? I’m interested in hearing them. I’m starting to seriously look into the issue, just as a hedge. I’m looking for security, not bubble profits.
Honestly, I don't trust any investment that requires more dependence on society functioning than stocks and bonds. Buy land, houses, dividend paying stocks, supplies to grow and store your own food. But not cryptocurrencies.
Market is also at all-time highs so bad time to buy. The time to buy was two years ago when crypto was boring and the prices were low. But unlike everything else in life, most people want to buy investments only when they're expensive.
Have you seen this Gamestop stock thing? It's pretty interesting and will come a conclusion on Friday.
tl;dr -- Autists on r/wsb and later /biz/ notice that hedge fund Melvin has massively shorted around 150% of Gamestop stock (yes more than exists) and so the autists start buying up the stock sending it from around $15/share to over $200 as of last night. A tweet from Elon Musk accelerates the process further. Melvin is contractually on the hook to buy back everything on Friday and is billions in the hole. Calls for SEC to step in.
Real David and Goliath stuff. You should check it out, Steve.
In certain European countries, when new housing for asylum-seekers/gypsies/etc. gets built in certain neighborhoods, mysterious fires tend to break out before the new occupants can move in. After a few such incidents, the authorities usually decide to move the project to a less fire-prone locality.
Anybody got any arguments for crypto, pro and con? I’m interested in hearing them. I’m starting to seriously look into the issue, just as a hedge. I’m looking for security, not bubble profits.Replies: @Redneck farmer, @Mark G., @El Dato, @Flip, @Catdog, @BenKenobi, @Bill, @R.G. Camara
If you buy some, write down all the information. A high percentage of the current Bitcoins in circulation are already lost. People forgot the passwords to get them.
Honestly, I don’t trust any investment that requires more dependence on society functioning than stocks and bonds. Buy land, houses, dividend paying stocks, supplies to grow and store your own food. But not cryptocurrencies.
Anybody got any arguments for crypto, pro and con? I’m interested in hearing them. I’m starting to seriously look into the issue, just as a hedge. I’m looking for security, not bubble profits.Replies: @Redneck farmer, @Mark G., @El Dato, @Flip, @Catdog, @BenKenobi, @Bill, @R.G. Camara
I don’t see that something like Bitcoin has any intrinsic value. People buy it because they think the price will go up and they can sell it at a profit to someone else. It’s been going up because of the Fed induced inflation and people buying it to sell it later to others but there is no guarantee that will continue. Nothing continues forever so you would have to just be lucky and get out before the crash. If it crashes, it could go all the way down to zero. At least stocks, gold, industrial metals and agricultural commodities have some value so you are less likely to lose all your money if you invest in those.
The five words that every White homeowner dreads:
“HELLO! I’Z YO’ NEW NAYHBO’!
You gotta admit it makes a lot of sense! Rich liberals get their quality of life improved, while suburban deplorables get to enjoy the diversity so lacking in their dull and lily – white neighborhoods.
You need to grab the money when it falls from the sky!
How hard can it be to “work on fair housing”?
It’s time to go nonprofit for easy money.
Anybody got any arguments for crypto, pro and con? I’m interested in hearing them. I’m starting to seriously look into the issue, just as a hedge. I’m looking for security, not bubble profits.Replies: @Redneck farmer, @Mark G., @El Dato, @Flip, @Catdog, @BenKenobi, @Bill, @R.G. Camara
My take is that “cryptocurrency” is not an asset – just a money transfer scheme that alos has some momentary (although entirely imaginary) price tag.
The only difference to fiat money is that it becomes harder and harder to mine. In particular because mining now costs serious amounts of energy that has to be paid for.
The problem is that you are guaranteed to be even able to sell when there is a crash. You need to find someone who will perform the computation on your queued request. Which will be at the back of the queue. Aieee.
I also don’t trust any actors involved. There are evident pump and dump schemes going on. Several exchanges disappeared with all cash transferred. The usual stuff.
Here are quite a few articles on bitcoin & al.
https://spectrum.ieee.org/tag/bitcoin
In particular:
https://spectrum.ieee.org/computing/networks/how-blockchains-work
Their children and grandchildren all attend private schools.
Folks, if you want to hurt the elite, make private schools illegal. Make them endure the diversity they foist on everyone else.Replies: @Kronos, @El Dato, @JMcG, @al gore rhythms, @Buffalo Joe, @Ron Mexico
Are there many school schootings at private schools?
Just wondering.
Anybody got any arguments for crypto, pro and con? I’m interested in hearing them. I’m starting to seriously look into the issue, just as a hedge. I’m looking for security, not bubble profits.Replies: @Redneck farmer, @Mark G., @El Dato, @Flip, @Catdog, @BenKenobi, @Bill, @R.G. Camara
I am very skeptical that crypto will work out. I don’t think there’s intrinsic value and governments will end up being very hostile to it. I own lots of gold and gold mining stocks as my hedge against madness.
Everyone knows that wypipos only lives in the suburbs because of their ill-gotten privilege, and 'cause they's afraid of meeting up with racial justice. So we'll bring some of that justice out to them, and trash they 'hoods on the taxpayer dime. Because Justice, that's why. Restorative Justice. Systemic Justice. Comin' at ya fast.
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Hey, someone wake me up when AFFH comes to Park Avenue. Or the Hamptons. Palm Beach. Beverly Hills, Bel Air, Montecito, Atherton.Replies: @Bubba, @Jenner Ickham Errican, @Buzz Mohawk, @Inquiring Mind, @Eric Novak
AFFH has already come to the City of Randolph, Morally Superior, where neighborhoods bordering AFFH apartment blocks have their BLM signs on the front yard.
The same City of Randolph, where Mayor Rhodes-Conway-Lightfoot-Pugh-Durkan fired the police chief who was speaking Truth to the Gang Power?
Where neighbors gather to talk in amazement about “skyrocketing” house prices in the neighboring City of Upton, offering a theory of “good schools” while being clueless about the sordid history and cancellation potential of that phrase?
Keep up with the times, bro.
No one says “low income housing.” The phrase in campaign literature is “we need more affordable housing.”
At 41:10:Replies: @El Dato, @Dan Hayes
And these children’s forefathers were the white clad camouflaged troops that the Soviets threw against Germany in WW II!
May have something to do with their Asian genetics?
Oh I agree, the country as a whole will be fraught with terrors all caused of course by Orange Man Bad and his racist AR-toting minions — I simply meant that coverage of the Biden administration itself will be mere dutiful stenography passing along the Party line.
Much like any questions lobbed during presidential press conferences will henceforth be noticeably unquestioning.
Wondering why you haven’t heard anything more about the Tacoma cop who drove over a bunch of people?
https://www.q13fox.com/news/victim-wants-accountability-over-tacoma-police-departments-cruiser-incident
I live in a wealthy white suburb that massively voted Biden and where you can find many lawn signs in support of BLM, Refugees welcome or “Love not Hate”. Most of my neighbors deserve to be mugged by reality good and hard. However, realistically, Blacks will not move en masse to places with high housing prices. “Inclusive” housing policies will affect primarily more downscale white suburbs. This might well have an impact on future elections, but less so on elite progressive ideology which is produced by more affluent people who will remain unaffected in their personal life.
In Chicago, they eliminated the super vouchers after a black resident on a super voucher killed a white paying resident at their luxury building’s gym.
https://www.chicagoreader.com/chicago/cha-supervoucher-program-fair-housing-integration-controversy/Content?oid=21891804
Lawn sign, on a UMC White shitlib’s lawn:
“Hate has no home here”
Scrawled underneath by a prankster:
“Blacks have no home here”
Their children and grandchildren all attend private schools.
Folks, if you want to hurt the elite, make private schools illegal. Make them endure the diversity they foist on everyone else.Replies: @Kronos, @El Dato, @JMcG, @al gore rhythms, @Buffalo Joe, @Ron Mexico
The wealthy can hire tutors, as they did throughout most of recorded history. The only way to hurt the wealthy is to make them not wealthy any longer. I personally look forward to the first billionaire who retreats to his private island and realizes that his hired guns are eyeing up his wife.
According to one of Anatoly Karlin’s blog posts last year a poll showed that these Yakuts, Tuvans, Buryats in Siberia are the most patriotic of all Russians.
May have something to do with their Asian genetics?
Are you a Bill Hicks fan? One of my favorite rock bands, Tool, featured a piece of his routine on one of their songs back in 1996. The song is 14 minutes long but the Bill Hicks clip is within the first minute:
And while I imagine Tool is probably not in your wheelhouse, (their early stuff is pretty straight forward hard rock/metal)they are closer to your age than they are to mine, and have been around for 30 years. Their musicianship is second to none, and their drummer, Danny Carey is better than Bonham, Peart, Copeland, Baker, and everyone else I can think of:
Anybody got any arguments for crypto, pro and con? I’m interested in hearing them. I’m starting to seriously look into the issue, just as a hedge. I’m looking for security, not bubble profits.Replies: @Redneck farmer, @Mark G., @El Dato, @Flip, @Catdog, @BenKenobi, @Bill, @R.G. Camara
If you want security, stay out of crypto. It’s very volatile and weak hands don’t do well. I’ve made 10x my investment in crypto, but that’s only because one coin went up 2000% while the others I was invested in lost over 90%.
Market is also at all-time highs so bad time to buy. The time to buy was two years ago when crypto was boring and the prices were low. But unlike everything else in life, most people want to buy investments only when they’re expensive.
Discrimination against whites. Pure and simple. Whites are the minority of world population with only 9-10%. Since we are now a “One World Government” as evidenced by the world covid response,
then whites must be protected and given special treatment under the law?
autoblasts anything black that looks like it's suddenly growing sticks out of its body.OT: Maybe someone heard dental and misheard anal Penn dental school declares war on anti-LGBTQ bias with new fundReplies: @Kolya Krassotkin, @Reg Cæsar, @Getaclue
Dentistry, with its emphasis on the oral orifice of the digestive system, to the exclusion of the anal orifice, is inherently biased. Because all orifices are created equal, dontcha know?
The correct course of action to this injustice is to require all colleges and universities that have schools of dentistry to have schools of proctology as well.
(I see a new windmill for the Biden-Harris regime to tilt at.)
No, they are trying to drive their own privileges and Washington DC real estate prices to the moon, everything else, good or bad, is collateral damage.
Circle back!
Simply abolishing the Federal Reserve would end nearly all of this garbage. Cheap easy money is exactly how folks end up owning homes they simply cannot afford, or developers being able to build homes that nobody wants, or the government having the money to throw around to make “miracles” happen. Saw a post on a neighborhood social media site yesterday from a woman wondering if all the money the HOA charges meant that they would pay for her broken A/C unit. What the hell are idiots like this doing owning property?? We are subsidizing stupidity while destroying our nation and our future.
Anybody got any arguments for crypto, pro and con? I’m interested in hearing them. I’m starting to seriously look into the issue, just as a hedge. I’m looking for security, not bubble profits.Replies: @Redneck farmer, @Mark G., @El Dato, @Flip, @Catdog, @BenKenobi, @Bill, @R.G. Camara
Kinda OT, but also @ Steve:
Have you seen this Gamestop stock thing? It’s pretty interesting and will come a conclusion on Friday.
tl;dr — Autists on r/wsb and later /biz/ notice that hedge fund Melvin has massively shorted around 150% of Gamestop stock (yes more than exists) and so the autists start buying up the stock sending it from around $15/share to over $200 as of last night. A tweet from Elon Musk accelerates the process further. Melvin is contractually on the hook to buy back everything on Friday and is billions in the hole. Calls for SEC to step in.
Real David and Goliath stuff. You should check it out, Steve.
Their children and grandchildren all attend private schools.
Folks, if you want to hurt the elite, make private schools illegal. Make them endure the diversity they foist on everyone else.Replies: @Kronos, @El Dato, @JMcG, @al gore rhythms, @Buffalo Joe, @Ron Mexico
They’d send their kids to school in Switzerland if need be.
autoblasts anything black that looks like it's suddenly growing sticks out of its body.OT: Maybe someone heard dental and misheard anal Penn dental school declares war on anti-LGBTQ bias with new fundReplies: @Kolya Krassotkin, @Reg Cæsar, @Getaclue
Hair in the teeth can clog the instruments?
Now, of course--in common with most if not all legislation--it's primarily about "Get Whitey" which really should be the name of both political parties at this point.Replies: @Magic Dirt Resident
Eh, actually I think the fair housing act has always been about “get whitey.”
The argument went something like: Whites are hogging all of the good schools in their neighborhoods and that’s unfair. You aren’t against fairness, are you?
I expect this ‘scoop and run’ to be incorporated into police departments’ SOP around the country and we’ll see the numbers of murders dip for the next few years.
There has got to be some offshore oil there.
Drill baby, drill.
(There’s plenty of offshore oil, between Huntington Beach and Long Beach, but from PCH I can’t see any offshore drilling in Malibu.)
Everyone knows that wypipos only lives in the suburbs because of their ill-gotten privilege, and 'cause they's afraid of meeting up with racial justice. So we'll bring some of that justice out to them, and trash they 'hoods on the taxpayer dime. Because Justice, that's why. Restorative Justice. Systemic Justice. Comin' at ya fast.
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Hey, someone wake me up when AFFH comes to Park Avenue. Or the Hamptons. Palm Beach. Beverly Hills, Bel Air, Montecito, Atherton.Replies: @Bubba, @Jenner Ickham Errican, @Buzz Mohawk, @Inquiring Mind, @Eric Novak
No principle. When Trump killed AFFH with a rescinding EO, he announced on Twitter that it was for suburbanites.
Seems pretty principled--he disagreed with Obama's policy agenda.
Anybody got any arguments for crypto, pro and con? I’m interested in hearing them. I’m starting to seriously look into the issue, just as a hedge. I’m looking for security, not bubble profits.Replies: @Redneck farmer, @Mark G., @El Dato, @Flip, @Catdog, @BenKenobi, @Bill, @R.G. Camara
If you are an ultra-conservative investor and you want safety (against the dollar losing value), why would you look at crypto instead of precious metals?
autoblasts anything black that looks like it's suddenly growing sticks out of its body.OT: Maybe someone heard dental and misheard anal Penn dental school declares war on anti-LGBTQ bias with new fundReplies: @Kolya Krassotkin, @Reg Cæsar, @Getaclue
Here you go — a fine Homodentist right here:
https://www.upi.com/Archives/1994/08/31/Study-AIDS-dentist-likely-serial-killer/1726778305600/
Right across the street from the Obama mansion!
Their children and grandchildren all attend private schools.
Folks, if you want to hurt the elite, make private schools illegal. Make them endure the diversity they foist on everyone else.Replies: @Kronos, @El Dato, @JMcG, @al gore rhythms, @Buffalo Joe, @Ron Mexico
ThreeOhThree, back off a bit please. My grandkids attend private schools, at great expense I might add. And for what it’s worth, if you live in Cleveland there is a voucher program that gives you up to $6500 per child toward their private school education. One of a few ways to keep Whites in C-town. Another way is no property taxes on new gentrified Cleveland condos and town houses and they are transferable.
City dwelling SJWs and Good Whites won’t feel the effect of AAFH until it changes zoning laws and allows or mandates multiple family dwelling built on vacant lots in nice urban neighborhoods. What’s more important, a small green space in a nice neighborhood, or a multi family apartment house to tint your neighborhood?
Just wondering.Replies: @Abolish_public_education
I remember a small-scale, mass shooting that occurred ~eight years ago at a private, adult training (nursing) vocational school/college, but the massacre was otherwise unremarkable, i.e. it was attributed to some loon gone postal.
The truly dangerous kooks don’t seem to put private, K-12s in their crosshairs.
Without their tight security, Jewish day schools might be more prone to such attacks.
Their children and grandchildren all attend private schools.
Folks, if you want to hurt the elite, make private schools illegal. Make them endure the diversity they foist on everyone else.Replies: @Kronos, @El Dato, @JMcG, @al gore rhythms, @Buffalo Joe, @Ron Mexico
Catholic school K-8 and Hillsdale Academy 9-12 for my 5 kids, on less than 65k salary. Reliant on scholarships and awards, but all worth it.
Anybody got any arguments for crypto, pro and con? I’m interested in hearing them. I’m starting to seriously look into the issue, just as a hedge. I’m looking for security, not bubble profits.Replies: @Redneck farmer, @Mark G., @El Dato, @Flip, @Catdog, @BenKenobi, @Bill, @R.G. Camara
Investing in gold & silver isn’t that much different from investing in crypto. Do you really understand how to mine for precious metals, and could you do it? Do you know how to make fine jewelry and computer parts from them? Do you make huge amounts of money off your gold & silver buys?
No, the average investor (myself included) doesn’t. But we buy gold & silver anyway because we know enough that it’s value is solid.
Same with cryptocurrency. And crypto, like gold & silver, is nothing more than a hedge against the dollar.
Blockchain & cryptocurrency aren’t terribly hard to understand, but it does take a bit. I suggest reading articles and watching YouTube videos on blockchain and cryptocurrency so you can understand the basics. a few weeks and you’ll know enough to know it. And never trust any article by a guy trying to sell you something. I recommend Aaron Clarey on Youtube (“Captain Capitalism”) as a starting point, he’s not selling crypto, but he does buy a bit of it as a hedge, and explains it decently.
Basically, every cryptocurrency is separate. Bitcoin is not Ethereum is not Litecoin, much like the British Pound is not the Japanese Yen is not the Mexican Peso. These are crypto-currencies, not stocks. And there are hundreds of cryptocurrencies out there—-some are far more solid than others. Exchanges and wallets (you’ll learn about those) also vary in reputation and trust. So with each crypto, you must individually research it, the same as you would for each stock you invest in.
Now, right now it’s clear to me there’s a bubble going on in crypto; there will be a market correction. It reminds me a lot of the dotcom boom of the late 90’s, where putting the letter “e” in front of any company, speaking some jargon, and having a nice website were all you needed to get people to throw money at you. Lot’s of charlatans out there trying to rip off people for a buck, but there are good solid investments out there. It’s the wild west, you must be smart.
That said, I think long term crypto will be as part of our culture as the internet. And if you have to flee an area, crypto is far easier to transfer than physical gold & silver. The internet remained after the dot-com bubble burst as good companies made it. Same with crypto.
And right now, with Biden set to massively expand the money supply and double the minimum wage nationally, and with chaos in American streets, and with Biden having been installed in a coup and constantly needs 25,000 troops in DC to ensure his presidency—the U.S. dollar is looking very weak to me (I’m not a professional financial expert, so this is just my personal opinion).
I expect that when the violent chaos breaks out in the Biden years—and I am sure it will, in some form—the dollar will fall and crypto will rise, if only because people will seek out something more secure than the American dollar backed by a government that looks like its not in control and primed to fall.
I’ve bought a low-level amount of crypto and precious metals this month and plan to dollar-cost average it out each week. Basically, the same amount I buy in precious metals is the amount I’m buying in crypto. Of course, firearms, ammo, and stored food are also important nowadays as well to “invest” in as well in these times.
Bottom line: If you’re hedging against a falling dollar, buy crypto as you would gold & silver, but do a few weeks of research first before you jump in. Don’t be scared, its not that hard, just watch out for the bubble scams and buy good crypto.
N.B.: Crypto comes with tax issues, as the IRS does not consider it the same as buying stocks. So watch out for that.
That was happening 30 years ago in an inner city Sydney suburb called Redfern when gentrifiers bought houses in some streets that were mostly Aboriginal. The houses were burnt, every time. For a while the gentrifiers backed off and went to safer climes, but eventually all the other inner city suburbs were bought out so they tackled Redfern again. This time they’re winning; there are sob stories in the papers about the Aborigines being ‘forced’ to move out. I guess they’re just not making Aborigines like they used to.
No one says "low income housing." The phrase in campaign literature is "we need more affordable housing."Replies: @Mr. Anon
Yeah, I showed my age there. I’ve lived through two or three cycles of this show, so I don’t even pay attention to the current lingo.
During the later Obama years some localities goosed up vouchers, to super vouchers. This allowed section 8 holders to move to more upscale properties.
In Chicago, they eliminated the super vouchers after a black resident on a super voucher killed a white paying resident at their luxury building’s gym.
https://www.chicagoreader.com/chicago/cha-supervoucher-program-fair-housing-integration-controversy/Content?oid=21891804
https://youtu.be/51fcG3sxvII
And while I imagine Tool is probably not in your wheelhouse, (their early stuff is pretty straight forward hard rock/metal)they are closer to your age than they are to mine, and have been around for 30 years. Their musicianship is second to none, and their drummer, Danny Carey is better than Bonham, Peart, Copeland, Baker, and everyone else I can think of:
https://youtu.be/FssULNGSZIAReplies: @Buzz Mohawk
I very much enjoyed alternative rock circa 1990 and so forth. Still do. I interviewed local bands of the type on my cheesy public access TV show and let them perform on air in the studio. Good times.
Bands like Tool were too rough for my tastes.
I liked groups like The Sisters of Mercy, whom I interviewed for a zine when they came to town. They became more metal-y and guitar-y as time went by, while keeping a groove I like. Here they are singing about President-at-the-Time, George H. W. Bush, whom they’d seen in a motorcade in Europe:
The latest Tool album is almost pure prog rock.
Thanks, I’d heard of Sisters of Mercy, but was never familiar with their sound. They definitely have that Type O Negative / White Zombie sound which I still like after all these years.
The latest Tool album is almost pure prog rock.
The US is now firmly on track as a fascist, totalitarian state. The perfect models for this are fascist Italy or Nazi Germany. I know wanna-be historians argue that “Nazi” is really “National socialist” which means “socialist” you dope. But in fact, after Hitler won the 1933 elections and became chancellor, his ditched the socialist part of his agenda, and focused on becoming partners with the big industrialists and the military aristocracy.
Part of the fascist agenda is to break up all civilian groups and clubs that are not directly under the control of the government. This is, of course, also consistent with communist governments. Anyway, white suburbs are too conducive to group, ethnic, or regional identity. So, it becomes the priority of the fascist state to dilute any regional concentration of ethnics with “native” nationalities. The Chinese flooded Tibet with native Chinese. The Soviets flooded parts of Ukraine with “native” Russians. And on and on. So, it is important to the incoming administration to dilute any areas that might develop their own identity. Hence, the emphasis on bringing “diversity” to all areas. The consequent increase in crime, coupled with the coming crack-down on guns, will ensure a terrified population afraid to move outside of their fortified houses.
overturning an Obama EO…
Seems pretty principled–he disagreed with Obama’s policy agenda.
Well, Mr. Castro sure comes off as a “vibrant” anti-white racist.