Imagine if Indian Americans (richest in the US) demanded the US government pass a law making it illegal to dispute territorial claims on Kashmir
That is effectively what has happened on the anti-semitism legislation
Statistically we know that most people don't watch most of the SOTU. Mostly the first 15-30 minutes. Which means tens of millions tuning in will hear about Ukraine and Jan 6th
Truly unreal
The unanimous desperation of Democrats to pass billions more in Ukraine "aid" without even a hint of introspection after nearly two years, and still no articulable strategy whatsoever, is a historically impressive feat of political insularity and delusion
On my 5hr layover in FLL I:
- Got asked twice by my seat neighbor if I was a communist
- Opened a pack of dry fruit for a sweet old lady only to watch her dump it into her double shot of Don Julio
- Watched a kid projectile vomit his shake shack
Always a pleasure!
Me: "I want to find a recipe for egg curry."
The NYT recipe: "Under the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and the surge of pro-vegetarian Hindu nationalism..."
No one on earth more banal than desi NYT writers
That awk moment when your manager takes over your computer in a meeting and accidentally screenshares your browser tab on the wiki page for “rationing in the Soviet Union” to 20 senior people at work 😳👻⚒️
@rahullikeschips 😂you’re misinterpreting the psychology hahah. It’s not about motivating you to buy insurance - it’s about blasting you with so many ads that you remember the brand…
as you just demonstrated
The wildest part about all of this though is that thousands of every day employees aren't allowed to trade individual stocks
Consultants can’t do it. Bankers can’t do it. Even many reporters can’t do it.
Yet the most influential people in the country, our politicians, can.