Likely compliance related. But this isn't what moves the needle anyway.
Just use the yearly list Rand Paul compiles..
”Today, U.S. Senator Rand Paul (R-KY), Ranking Member of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, released his 2023 “Festivus” Report, totaling ~$900,000,000,000 in government waste.”
Just use the yearly list Rand Paul compiles..
”Today, U.S. Senator Rand Paul (R-KY), Ranking Member of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, released his 2023 “Festivus” Report, totaling ~$900,000,000,000 in government waste.”
Celebrities that wanted to leave California can now use Trump as an excuse rather than blaming the people ruining the place.
What is it called when someone makes themselves into an actual strawman and becomes a counterpoint to their own logic?
Wouldn't watch if they listened to me, but they should copy the XFL and force two point conversion attempts.
Sometimes I argue for the sake of the third party readers in a thread, but I'm not sure anyone is going to gain anything from me explaining why it is not good to wish for the collapse of a country of 150m humans.
There are parallels to Zimbabwe.
But the important thing to remember is that Robert Mugabe got what he wanted.
He got power.
Sure, the country was ruined, and the trillion dollar Zimbabwe note is a joke, but the elites somehow end up OK.
So don't chalk it up to stupidity. They know what they are doing, they just don't care about the consequences to the common man.
The people who need to be told the story about Zimbabwe right now are the average citizen who may not have thought through the implications.
But the important thing to remember is that Robert Mugabe got what he wanted.
He got power.
Sure, the country was ruined, and the trillion dollar Zimbabwe note is a joke, but the elites somehow end up OK.
So don't chalk it up to stupidity. They know what they are doing, they just don't care about the consequences to the common man.
The people who need to be told the story about Zimbabwe right now are the average citizen who may not have thought through the implications.
If the big players are on board, then usually they are embracing the complexity involved with participating which is a barrier to entry for potential competitors.
Like when Facebook was begging for regulations. They didn't want to be regulated, but they wanted rules that would be hard to follow for new players in the space with smaller scale and resources.
Like when Facebook was begging for regulations. They didn't want to be regulated, but they wanted rules that would be hard to follow for new players in the space with smaller scale and resources.
