>>68399 I don't care for the tax bracket or economy thing. NY is already a rust belt state

>>68393 I work the food sector and 27k is still 27k after raising minimum wage. Unless you want to drive a truck like my brother and hope you don't total on the Sunrise Highway, that goes up to 50k. I just want to maintain an apartment and a truck till I earn up for a house.

The Epstein list matters because revealing Trump has raped multiple minors is the one thing that will lose him the mandate from his base. They can excuse everything else but raping children.

>>68406 Trump is from Fifth Ave. Park and Lex tend to be the hard partying drinking people while the UES is a suburb within a city. Trump's base are mainly within LI, Jersey, Philly, and parts of SI. I don't care for politics. Schumer and Gillibrand are hated for not doing an about Gaza, but fund Israel.

>>68406 The problem is I am wildly eccentric and artists with their bloated egos don't want eccentric people. Same reason PBS is shutting down. The army of elite professionals and experts didn't show up. Kamala Harris is a perfect example of economics kicking the left in

>>68393 I thought all the troons fled the states for Europe like the UK, Ireland. Why should I care if Europe has to deal with aging roasties like Elen Degenerates and Roastie O Donnel? The latter is from Lawn Guylander

>>68413 >>68405 Did you reply to me unintentionally? I never said anything about the cost of vehicles for minimum wage workers, nor about having to deal with aging roasties such as Elen. I was instead trying to discuss the negative impact of reduced trust in US government statistics as a result of Trump firing the boss of BLS. My claim is that this will accelerate an already looming global recession and you retards should have bought gold already. This firing is more significant than the Epstein controversy,

>>68417 Americans don't care for Washington. It's a town located between three states. When you remove the contractors and workers it's murder capital. Republicans don't care for statistics because it's a stereotype of the South as a large municipal center. Bush got voted out of office because he wanted to use Washington as a bank to fund vanity projects. Nobody wants Norquist breathing down their neck, or town supervisor Calvin cutting taxes to fund their jumbo Ford Trucks

>>68417 Blackstone, Black Rock, Baron Investments, and Robinhood are still going to stay in Hudson Yards, Century City. Nobody's going to make Miami, Atlanta, Dallas, and Nashville the next Wall Street

>>68417 It's just the kisame bot/ bots. They reply to every thread in gen automatically. You have to learn to recognize the syntax and ignore it: Assertion. List of things, people, places. Reference to new york, reference to 90s cartoons. "I flat out don't know what you mean."

>>68420 There's no bots it's just I don't see internet personalities having that much leverage to dictate the Treasury. Trump won cause he's a bully and the Treasury Secretary bully Musk so hard he cried. Tesla got beaten by a fag

>>68420 Thank you for the explanation. It now makes sense that these are bot replies >>68422 Not sure if anon is just retarded, or if he's a bot and I'm the retard for replying. Either way, it's unclear why you're bringing up the idea of internet personalities. Or why you're bringing up the treasury secretary. The topic of discussion is the impact of Trump firing the BLS boss, though it is also on topic to talk about possible impact of him firing the Fed boss.

>>68425 Trump always fires his employees. He did this when he was tycoon at the Trump Organization, Fred Trump did this when he was in charge, even his lesbo niece pumps and dumps. Don Jr and Eric, Barron doesn't have this.

>>68425 He was already thrown in the military academy which is the home for the retards, but the government would rather forget the loony bin

What is it that you guys want from Kisame? Trump win because the left got rid of the dumb muscle. So now you're going to have to fight other guys

>>68426 >>68427 Indeed Trump has a reputation for firing people. However, like I noted in my first post, firing a statistician for underwhelming data means future data is no longer credible. While Trump may seek to hide the growing cracks in the US economy, I believe this move destroys investor confidence. There is no greater recession indicator than shooting the messenger when the data indicates a recession.

>>68431 NY already whines the 60s, 70s, 80s, are somehow coming back. Nobody told part farmers and weed men to act as plantation owners using illegal labor. I am not inclined to help if peasant uprisings do overthrow viscount Gavin Newsome, or devour count Schumer

>>68420 >>68434 >Assertion. Disjointed historical references, pseudo-class hierarchy. Reference to New York, reference to multiple decades. “I am not inclined to help if…”

>>68435 You guys just want to cast the yoke of tyranny or are scared your gamed will marginally go up, all of that are too trivial. I don't see anyone protesting Trump, or indulging in the culture war

>>68435 Economists have been predicting cheap labor, drugs, and immigration will lead to organized crime, but I haven't seen anything that will push the state into Detroit. This is just a rehash of the 80s when people thought Japan will take over cause of Honda, Toyota, Subaru, anime, and a great economy. A manga about how the bubble burst and leads to Japanese men committing suicide, or going full D-Fens, I don't really have a macrebe imagination, and I say this after the mentally ill shooter targeted the NFL.

>>68420 >>68436 >Assertion. Vague accusation, misused metaphor. Reference to tyranny, reference to culture war. >>68439 >Assertion. Surface-level economic analysis, scattered cultural references. Reference to Detroit, reference to 80s Japan. I challenge you to break the formula. Say something a bot wouldn't say.

>>68440 I don't know what you bug eyed freaks are talking about. Trump is the freewheeling conman you wanted to smash the system. I don't think it's possible to put crazy Hunter Biden, Joe Biden, Guliani. Fetterman is crazy and he magically turned Republican in a state full of Amish and Mennonites. The left will never let Slazov or AOC lead the party and they're not doing to let the Guardian Angels win. Ozzy Osbourne and Hulk Hogan just died, and they're seen as boomers by zoomers

>>68440 The health department is run by retard from Wassaic home for the Rs. Now the food industry is defending it's food SNAPs racket

>>68449 NANOMACHINES

>>68420 >>68448 >Assertion. List of politicians, celebrities, cultural groups. Reference to Trump, reference to generational divide. “I don’t know what you...are talking about.” Why are the mods letting this happen? I wanted to discuss the broader economic implications of the BLS firing, but these fucking bots are getting in the way!

>>68451 Zoomers want to be part of the elite and idolize people like Sasuke, Vegeta, and Aizen. I just cannot imagine themselves being a bumbling clown like me as I am a diversion.

>>68450 My problem is nobody wants to stick to basics and keep using wildly unorthodox tactics to be the next Jelly Roll or Logan Paul. Any good trainer will tell you to stick to basics

>>68452 >>68453 wtf are you talking about kisame

>>68454 You're trying to be eccentric like me to escape your empty lives, don't even try it. You're not crazy like me

>>68420 >>68452 >>68453 >Assertion. Name-drops fictional “cool” archetypes, tacks on influencers and vague self-loathing. Reference to Zoomers, reference to discipline clichés. Wow I was always sceptical of dead-internet theory, but I think I might be the last human interacting with this thread. Or is there kisamabot lore I'm unfamiliar with?

>>68456 I don't know much about Kisame, but all I've really come to understand is that he's some Deviantart oldfag who went nuts at some point. He's into hyperpreg. I guess he might be also blueberry inflation. He's just some crazy old millenial kook. I don't even know if it's even him, honestly. He could have left the internet years ago and this is just some weirdo who took up his screen name as a means to comment crazy shit.

>>68456 Americans don't value education the same way Europeans do. All the asks I get are mostly for wood shop, Native American mascots, auto shop, and home economics by conservatives to work in the trades. Board of Education has always been Jimmy Carter's project, most teachers are in it for the paycheck, benefits >>68457 There no kook, mediocre white guy. I left the internet ages ago and live rent free in artists minds. I work the food sector. Go back to begging card companies to let you peddle filthy. I don't know what hyperpreg is. All these artists make 200 bucks

>>68458 >mediocre white guy. I'm not white, though. Light-skinned black, but I sure as hell ain't pasty. I ain't no mayo man.

>>68457 Thanks for the backstory, I appreciate learning about the old lore >>68458 Finally a non-bot reply, I think. Hard to tell nowadays. Capable of sharing thoughts on the BLS firing?

>>68459 But I don't what Kisame is popular among black guys and hyper preg >>68460 Trump sucks about running a business and people are quitting for better pay. The economy increased under Joe Biden working 10-4, but crashed thanks to the war in Ukraine, Israel, and enforcement of ICE. Elon Musk also wasted Town's swat unit which is 1 percent of the gross in Nassau County. Oh and congestion pricing killed tourism. As for the Auto, I keep telling my mom nobody wants the American brands. I want the Gladiator Jeep, Dodge Charger, or Tacoma but these parts are fucking expensive. Trump always fires his employees, he's just not a shit heel like the other property owners

>>68460 In the food section McDonald's is losing patrons cause they don't want to clean the bathroom or do human customer service

>>68461 >Assertion, fragmented economic claims, unlinked causality, personal aside, reference to Biden and Trump, niche local detail. The BLS firing situation must be too recent for LLMs to be able to discuss. Consistently double commenting is a dead-giveaway. How do these bots keep getting new IDs tho?

>>68464 America doesn't do economics. Investors have always been dyslexic or illterate as security. Wharton was started by an industrialist. There's nothing recent about Trump. He always wanted to be Cornelius Vanderbilt, but acts like nouveau riche. Even country club Republicans don't like his high density high rises

>>68464 As an American I don't do human responses. I am tired of hearing about how artists want to brake into film but Dad wants them to become a doctor, lawyer, or military.

>>68466 >>68467 >Assertion. Broad generalisation, scattered historical analogy. Reference to Trump, reference to elite career tropes. Go on KisameBot, give me a single opinion on the BLS firing. Disprove my scepticism, I dare you.

>>68468 I don't care for economists. I wonder who keeps making these guys dress like it's the 50s, make the bald, and give them the cheapest glasses possible. Of course BLS firing is bad because it's the unfun south as a large government and educated center.

>>68469 Do you remember writing this?

>>68470 I don't know what you turbo autistics want

>>68470 Holy shit, this sucks

>>68471 Are you actually Kisame17? >>68472 It wasn't really worth digging for, honestly. I was surprised DA still had it in their servers while the Wayback Machine has virtually no trace of it.

>>68472 I don't know who you're taking to.

>>68473 Why you ask?

>>68475 Just curious.

>>68476 I don't know what people want from Kisame17

>>68468 I don't know what I am doing wrong to upset people