@cyberprince_rwo Ya but geopolitics. domestically I heard they learnt their lesson after jack ma's fall hurt the people more than him...food for thought
@Nick_Delehanty It's a good incentive for homeless people to make a few quid. That's only good thing about it. Otherwise it's just an inconvenience for people and the recycling system...
Nobel Prize winning biochemist Kary Mullis tried to warn the public that Anthony Fauci was an evil, lying fraudster. He tried to warn us with THIS speech.
He died 3 months before Covid-19 was released upon the public.
He was right all along.
We watched evil Anthony Fauci's lies unfold in real time.
"(Fauci) doesn't understand medicine and he should not be in a position like he's in. Most of those guys up there on the top are just total administrative people and they don't know anything about what's going on on the bottom.
Those guys have got an agenda which is not what we would like them to have, being that we pay for them to take care of our health in some way!"
"They've got a personal kind of agenda. They make up their own rules as they go, they change them when they want to and they smugly, like Tony Fauci, does not mind going on television in front of the people who pay his salary and LIE directly into the camera. You can't expect the sheep to really respect the best and the brightest!"
@SpencerGuard The strategic blunder was Zelensky taking money and weapons to go to war instead of making peace in Istanbul. Even after the CIA 2014 coup, installation of a US puppet leader, and training opposition forces for a decade, Ukraine still lost 20% of its territory as a result.
Fun fact: in the Middle Ages, a popular sport was to give blind people clubs, put them in an enclosure with a pig, promise them whoever deals the death blow to the pig gets to take it home and eat it, and then watch as they club the shit out of each other while trying to hit the pig. This gathered big crowds throughout Europe for hundreds of years.
If you give problems the wrong names, you can't understand them.
If you can't understand problems, you can't fix them.
There are almost no homeless people in America. There are only feral humans.
A homeless person is someone whose distinguishing feature is not having a home. I was homeless once, for a day, when the lease on one apartment expired before the next one was cleaned, repaired, and ready.
I parked a moving van full of my worldly possessions at my university, and slept on a couch in the student commons.
That's "homeless".
"Feral" is when a human cannot live within society, or comply with the basic expectations required for membership.
Yes, they do not have homes.
But this is not their distinguishing feature. Because they also don't have jobs, sanity, sobriety, manners, morals, or hygiene.
Which is why they do not have homes.
If you give them a house, because you think they are "homeless" rather than "feral", then they will simply repeat, within that structure, the same feral behavior.
And soon that structure will be uninhabitable.
Which, for certain people, is the whole point.
A man whose job is to sell 3d printed houses isn't trying to fix the feral-human problem. He's trying to sell 3d printed houses.
And it's one hell of a lot easier to sell them to bureaucrats who aren't spending their own personal money.
It doesn't matter if 3d printed houses suck to live in. It doesn't matter if the feral humans trash them. Nobody in this equation cares about the feral humans, even the feral humans themselves.
And nobody in this equation cares about the taxpayers. If the feral humans are still feral, then the 3d house grifters can sell more gimmick houses, and the bureaucrats can spend more of someone else's money.
If a violent political upheaval becomes necessary, this will be very unpleasant for everyone involved, but at least afterwards, we will all be able to use the feral humans, bureaucrats, and grifters to fertilize the garden of new homes.
Which will be made out of bricks.