Otra vez la "baja productividad"
Vamos a hablar de la trampa de la productividad en economías basadas servicios
Una economía basada en este sector correlaciona negativamente con el crecimiento de la productividad agregada
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La Madre de Satán, una persona con mucho conocimiento sobre inteligencia y seguridad, ha abandonado X.
Seguramente tiene que ver con su último hilo sobre lo ocurrido en Ceuta, que copio a continuación. 🧵0/11
#Ceuta#LaMadredeSatán@AntonioRNaranjo@carloscuestaLD
It’s super hard for me to be vulnerable like this, but I’m struggling and really need your help. I tend to keep my personal struggles to myself, not even my parents really know the severity of my situation right now because I feel embarrassed to admit my body is failing me. 1/2
Bueno, donde esta el ultimo sello? VEEEENGA QUE SE QUE LO ESTAIS YA HACIENDO EH?! DONDE ESTA LA COLECTA "PA LO DE CEUTA" DONDE TANGAR A MILES DE JOVENES Y TERMINAR ROBADA POR UN TRUÑO DE MIERDA? QUE YO YA SE QUE LO TENEIS EN EL HORNO LISTO PA SALIR VENGA SACARLO YA HOMBRE!
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Let's just call what this "harm reduction" thing what it is:
It's a genocide.
I lived on the street for 8 years. Hitchhiked all over the US, slept in big sprawling bum camps all over, including Seattle.
State agencies hand out paraphernalia and money to anyone who wants them. Camping is decriminalized. "Quality of life" measures are de-emphasized. Hard drugs are de-facto legal. I even suspect that some of the members of local and state governments responsible for these disastrous policies may be in cahoots with major drug traffickers.
The unstated goal appears to be to create dense "zones" where society's undesirables can go to commit mass suicide with these drugs. It's not just the mentally ill, it's also veterans, dissidents, and large contingents of society's strongest and most maladjusted individuals; many of whom would have, without the drugs, been political rabble-rousers of a most inconvenient type.
An army of "true believer" do-gooder liberal social worker types hand out the needles to them all with a smile. They dole out cash benefits knowing that they'll be spent on drugs, and knowing that women will prostitute themselves for those cash and EBT cards. They read whatever far-left sociology crap they've got to read to convince themselves that they're doing something genuinely benevolent.
Ten years ago I knew tons of "crust punk" traveling types for whom the phrase "going to San Francisco" was a euphemism for killing themselves. Because everyone knew you could go to SF, get huge cash benefits, free needles, cheap drugs, legal camping, never get arrested for literally anything -- and you could just slip into addiction until you finally ODed.
It wasn't a joke. Many people I knew and had met actually went there and did exactly that, and are now dead.
Those pushing this "harm reduction" garbage are culpable in their deaths. Those who rabidly work to defend the "harm reduction" infrastructure, and who persecute those who call it out, go against it, or interrupt it are also culpable.
Those at the top know exactly what they are doing, it is deliberate, and it is a eugenics program designed to cull the most undesirable, problematic contingent of American society. Many of them also profit handsomely, both in dollars and in votes. As I said, I think many of them are also cartel-connected, China-connected, etc.
Turns out that old-fashioned "law and order" policing is actually BENEVOLENT and MERCIFUL to a great majority of addicts, mentally ill, chronically homeless, and so on. Saying "here's a cash card and free needles" is actually the cruelest, most evil thing you could do for them, and shame on the progressive do-gooders who act naive about this and think otherwise.
Muy buenas noches, tuiteros de bien.
Como prometí esta mañana, voy a relataros una desagradable experiencia que tuve con la Cruz Roja, (Milei la llamaría la CruZ/Zurda 🤣)
Era una época en la que
a Barón Rojo, nos iba muy bien
No recuerdo el año, podría ser...🤔 el 83 o el 84
8 years ago today, The Fall of Gondolin was released.
Edited by Christopher Tolkien and illustrated by Alan Lee, the book brought together the different versions of one of J.R.R. Tolkien’s oldest and most important tales, a story he first began writing more than a century ago. The hidden city of Gondolin, the coming of Tuor, the heroism of Glorfindel and the devastating fall of one of the greatest Elven kingdoms in Middle-earth.
Published on August 30, 2018