He does. That’s why it’s fun to point out that it’s wrong.
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I get the point this is making, but do we even import any apples?
Is was by P Doody
I bet every one of the three in ten have at some point called themselves a constitutionalist.
I just upgraded six months early to avoid any potential tariffs.
First, anything 95 years old is in the public domain. On Jan. 1st every year, works created 95 years ago enter the public domain. As I write this in 2025, everything published ANYTIME during 1929 is in the PD.
Second, I like to read articles on https://publicdomainreview.org/.
One thing you can try is to upload the movie to YouTube. But I’ve found that their detector is too sensitive, it’ll flag something undoubtedly in the PD as being under copyright.
The wild swings are probably allowing insider trading to rob the American public of their savings. Hardly a way to run an economy.
I’m a conservative investor. I put away what I can afford into my retirement fund, and in 20 years hopefully they’ll be enough there.
If you want to swing big, go play with crypto or forex or sports betting. Turning the world’s largest economy into an Atlantic City casino or the shittiest pyramid scheme shouldn’t be for wild speculation.
What do I think? I think you’re gonna be up 100% in the short term, losing it all in the long term. And we’ll all be poorer until such time as a progressive policymaker (god willing) takes the big seat again.
I thought we said weeks/months? It’s been three days.
My opinion hasn’t changed. In fact, I feel more certain of it now.
Am six months away from my four year cycle of a new iPhone. Bit the bullet last night on a current model while the carrier still offering top dollar for trade-in, and there are no tariffs.
Well, it’s definitely true they declined once. And because they have not visited yet, it’s still currently true they didn’t go a second time.
That they may still end of this month certainly changes things, but you know what they say about counting chickens.
Once in a lifetime for the Eagles too. They refused, twice.
No excuse. I am somewhat optimistic because I don’t see any of my favorite dodgers on this picture, however I’m sure I’ll still be disappointed.
We remember Rockefeller and Carnegie because of the public works they funded. If Bezos and Musk and Zuckerberg want to be remembered, build some libraries.