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Biden Economy in Free Fall, Nearing Death Spiral

Postby saxitoxin on Mon Feb 22, 2021 5:53 pm

The Dow Jones Industrial Average swung wildly Friday to close near its session low as Wall Street struggled to shake off fears of rapidly rising rates. All three major averages posted weekly losses as fears of higher interest rates and inflation deepened. The S&P 500 slid 2.5% this week for its second negative week in a row. The 30-stock Dow fell 1.8%, and the Nasdaq was the relative underperformer this week, losing 4.9%.

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/02/25/stock-m ... -news.html


Meanwhile, the dangerous surge in the M1 money supply has economists warning that devastating, Weimar-style hyperinflation will begin in a manner of months with things like the price of bread doubling or tripling over periods of days or weeks. If Biden wants to avoid a street revolt, he'll need to get the U.S. involved in a major war soon. Which third world country will get bombed into oblivion to preserve Biden's occupancy of 1600 Penn. Ave.?

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Hasbro has announced Mr. Potato Head will now simply be known as "Potato Head" so that it does not contribute to toxic masculinity and helps break-down and destroy traditional gender norms.

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/25/busi ... utral.html

Hasbro's owners, the Hassenfeld Family, are prominent Democrat Party backers. The late former chairman Stephen D. Hassenfeld was one of of the most generous donors to the Rats. He died of AIDS which he contracted from an Asian rent boy while on a sexcation in Thailand, a fact not revealed until several years later.


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Chuck Hoskin, the Paramount Chief of the Cherokee, is demanding Jeep rename its Cherokee line of SUVs. Jeep has manufactured the Cherokee since 1973; this is the first time the Cherokee have complained in the preceding 47 years. About 40% of Jeep's 2020 auto sales were from Cherokee models.

Hoskin was elected Paramount Chief in 2019 on the Democratic Party ticket in an election his opponents claimed was rigged. He immediately raised the Cherokee national minimum wage which, since Cherokee businesses are nationalized, has created a budget deficit in Cherokee finances he's thus far been unable to fill.

Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren, an elderly white woman who played Cherokee dress-up well into her 60s, has not weighed-in on the matter yet.
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Postby jimboston on Mon Feb 22, 2021 6:21 pm

I’m so annoyed with the olde-skool ‘woke’ phrase “cultural appropriation”.

Cultures have been ‘appropriating’ ideas from eachother since the don of man.

Our species may not have survived, and certainly would not have the level of technology we currently posses, if not for this fact.

In the past the same action of cultural appropriation would’ve been seen as good, and would’ve been considered, in some cases, honoring or respecting the culture. I mean why would you name your Jeep “Cherokee” if you didn’t like the image this name conveyed and didn;t think of it as a positive?

Should we close all “Tex-Mex” restaurants? Ditto “Asian-Fusion”? Can only black people make BBQ?

Do the offspring of the Cherokee People even have a legal claim to the name? I mean... I know they didn’t have a written language, so the spelling would not be meaningful... and since it’s nearly a dead language do we even know if we are pronouncing it the same? I mean if the word was never written pre-European settlers, and we are pronouncing it differently is it even the same word?
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Postby jusplay4fun on Tue Feb 23, 2021 8:27 am

I agree with JimB on this main point.

btw: the phrase is the DAWN of man. The search for "don of man" is changed by Google to "Son of man"


jimboston wrote:I’m so annoyed with the olde-skool ‘woke’ phrase “cultural appropriation”.

Cultures have been ‘appropriating’ ideas from eachother since the don of man.

Our species may not have survived, and certainly would not have the level of technology we currently posses, if not for this fact.

In the past the same action of cultural appropriation would’ve been seen as good, and would’ve been considered, in some cases, honoring or respecting the culture. I mean why would you name your Jeep “Cherokee” if you didn’t like the image this name conveyed and didn;t think of it as a positive?

Should we close all “Tex-Mex” restaurants? Ditto “Asian-Fusion”? Can only black people make BBQ?

Do the offspring of the Cherokee People even have a legal claim to the name? I mean... I know they didn’t have a written language, so the spelling would not be meaningful... and since it’s nearly a dead language do we even know if we are pronouncing it the same? I mean if the word was never written pre-European settlers, and we are pronouncing it differently is it even the same word?
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Postby jimboston on Tue Feb 23, 2021 4:39 pm

Now I KNOW i’m right.
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Postby jonesthecurl on Tue Feb 23, 2021 5:21 pm

Not that I'm vastly interested, and not that it's hugely related to the argument, but I believe the written version of Cherokee was meant to reflect the way it sounded.
Isn't there (or wasn't there) also a Cherokee helicopter?
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Postby jonesthecurl on Tue Feb 23, 2021 5:25 pm

Also, "Cherokee" is not the Cherokee name for the Cherokee people.
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Postby saxitoxin on Tue Feb 23, 2021 5:59 pm

jonesthecurl wrote:Not that I'm vastly interested, and not that it's hugely related to the argument, but I believe the written version of Cherokee was meant to reflect the way it sounded.
Isn't there (or wasn't there) also a Cherokee helicopter?


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Postby saxitoxin on Tue Feb 23, 2021 6:03 pm

jonesthecurl wrote:Also, "Cherokee" is not the Cherokee name for the Cherokee people.


EXCUSE ME. Facts don't matter when you're dealing with WHITE NATIONALISM. Facts are a form of white supremacism.

We just had a march against White Nationalism to commemorate the murder of Vicha Ratanapakdee ----

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Anyone who thinks this is incongruous is systemically racist and should be sent to a Biden-Harris Social Justice and Reeducation Camp. "White" is a synonym for evil, therefore, anyone who does evil is white - regardless of skin tone - and anyone who is white is evil. Whites must atone and surrender all property and liquid assets for reallocation by President Harris.

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Postby saxitoxin on Tue Feb 23, 2021 6:16 pm

jimboston wrote:I’m so annoyed with the olde-skool ‘woke’ phrase “cultural appropriation”.


Uh huh. SURE you are. :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Postby jimboston on Tue Feb 23, 2021 7:01 pm

jonesthecurl wrote:Not that I'm vastly interested, and not that it's hugely related to the argument, but I believe the written version of Cherokee was meant to reflect the way it sounded.


I think English was originally written to reflect the way it sounded... how’s that working out?

The only currently relevant example I can point to is Mandarin (and more specifically Chinese surnames) when they are written with in modern English Alphabet. They almost NEVER really sound they way they should be pronounce phonetically.
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Postby jimboston on Tue Feb 23, 2021 7:02 pm

jonesthecurl wrote:Also, "Cherokee" is not the Cherokee name for the Cherokee people.


So if it’s not even their name, then they have even less reason to bitch.
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saxitoxin wrote:
jimboston wrote:I’m so annoyed with the olde-skool ‘woke’ phrase “cultural appropriation”.


Uh huh. SURE you are. :lol: :lol: :lol:


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Re: Cherokee Want Cherokee Renamed

Postby jonesthecurl on Tue Feb 23, 2021 8:07 pm

saxitoxin wrote:
jonesthecurl wrote:Not that I'm vastly interested, and not that it's hugely related to the argument, but I believe the written version of Cherokee was meant to reflect the way it sounded.
Isn't there (or wasn't there) also a Cherokee helicopter?


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Postby jonesthecurl on Tue Feb 23, 2021 8:08 pm

jimboston wrote:
jonesthecurl wrote:Not that I'm vastly interested, and not that it's hugely related to the argument, but I believe the written version of Cherokee was meant to reflect the way it sounded.


I think English was originally written to reflect the way it sounded... how’s that working out?

The only currently relevant example I can point to is Mandarin (and more specifically Chinese surnames) when they are written with in modern English Alphabet. They almost NEVER really sound they way they should be pronounce phonetically.


The evolution of the (English) alphabet is a whole lot more complicated than that,
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Postby jusplay4fun on Wed Feb 24, 2021 7:53 am

There is the APACHE attack helicopter in the US Army:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_AH-64_Apache

The Apache began as the Model 77 developed by Hughes Helicopters for the United States Army's Advanced Attack Helicopter program to replace the AH-1 Cobra.


There are also Tomahawk Cruise missiles.

I have not heard of a Cherokee helicopter.

There are twin rotor Chinook helicopters, too.


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jonesthecurl wrote:Not that I'm vastly interested, and not that it's hugely related to the argument, but I believe the written version of Cherokee was meant to reflect the way it sounded.
Isn't there (or wasn't there) also a Cherokee helicopter?


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Ah, OK. I was probably thinking of the Chinook.
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Re: Cherokee Want Cherokee Renamed

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My opinion is only one of many.

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Re: Cherokee Want Cherokee Renamed

Postby Dukasaur on Wed Feb 24, 2021 8:17 am

Language is an organic thing, and best left to evolve naturally. Some things have specific legal definitions, of course, but for most things people will call it what they will.
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Re: Cherokee Want Cherokee Renamed

Postby jimboston on Wed Feb 24, 2021 9:20 am

Dukasaur wrote:Language is an organic thing, and best left to evolve naturally. Some things have specific legal definitions, of course, but for most things people will call it what they will.


Right... and for decades Americans have liked calling that specific Jeep a Cherokee.
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Postby DoomYoshi on Thu Feb 25, 2021 7:46 am

saxitoxin wrote:
jonesthecurl wrote:Also, "Cherokee" is not the Cherokee name for the Cherokee people.


EXCUSE ME. Facts don't matter when you're dealing with WHITE NATIONALISM. Facts are a form of white supremacism.


Does white privilege give a reason for rich black people to torment poor white people?

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/24/us/s ... -race.html

Less attention was paid three months later when a law firm hired by Smith College to investigate the episode found no persuasive evidence of bias. Ms. Kanoute was determined to have eaten in a deserted dorm that had been closed for the summer; the janitor had been encouraged to notify security if he saw unauthorized people there. The officer, like all campus police, was unarmed.

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“It is safe to say race is discussed far more often than class at Smith,” said Prof. Marc Lendler, who teaches American government at the college. “It’s a feature of elite academic institutions that faculty and students don’t recognize what it means to be elite.”

The repercussions spread. Three weeks after the incident at Tyler House, Ms. Blair, the cafeteria worker, received an email from a reporter at The Boston Globe asking her to comment on why she called security on Ms. Kanoute for “eating while Black.” That puzzled her; what did she have to do with this?

The food services director called the next morning. “Jackie,” he said, “you’re on Facebook.” She found that Ms. Kanoute had posted her photograph, name and email, along with that of Mr. Patenaude, a 21-year Smith employee and janitor.

“This is the racist person,” Ms. Kanoute wrote of Ms. Blair, adding that Mr. Patenaude too was guilty. (He in fact worked an early shift that day and had already gone home at the time of the incident.) Ms. Kanoute also lashed the Smith administration. “They’re essentially enabling racist, cowardly acts.”

Ms. Blair has lupus, a disease of the immune system, and stress triggers episodes. She felt faint. “Oh my God, I didn’t do this,” she told a friend. “I exchanged a hello with that student and now I’m a racist.”

Ms. Blair was born and raised and lives in Northampton with her husband, a mechanic, and makes about $40,000 a year. Within days of being accused by Ms. Kanoute, she said, she found notes in her mailbox and taped to her car window. “RACIST” read one. People called her at home. “You should be ashamed of yourself,” a caller said. “You don’t deserve to live,” said another.

Smith College put out a short statement noting that Ms. Blair had not placed the phone call to security but did not absolve her of broader responsibility. Ms. McCartney called her and briefly apologized. That apology was not made public.


We are witnessing the self-implosion of the left, which does not care about class struggles at all anymore. That's why big tech, big pharma and big money all lined up behind Bidet. As long as they can wave their arms and force you to look at "identity issues", then you can't worry about monetary issues anymore. There is no place left for socialists on the left, which is what is driving them to the Republican party. I predict the next major party reversal in about ~20 years, although it could come earlier.
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I should note that I'm using socialist in the broad sense of "anyone who thinks the working class shouldn't be screwed".
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Re: Cherokee Want Cherokee Renamed

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The ruling class is not of me and follow evil’s way of deceit and lies. They are not of me and have not been for sometime now.

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Postby jimboston on Thu Feb 25, 2021 9:00 am

DoomYoshi wrote:
saxitoxin wrote:
jonesthecurl wrote:Also, "Cherokee" is not the Cherokee name for the Cherokee people.


EXCUSE ME. Facts don't matter when you're dealing with WHITE NATIONALISM. Facts are a form of white supremacism.


Does white privilege give a reason for rich black people to torment poor white people?

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/24/us/s ... -race.html

Less attention was paid three months later when a law firm hired by Smith College to investigate the episode found no persuasive evidence of bias. Ms. Kanoute was determined to have eaten in a deserted dorm that had been closed for the summer; the janitor had been encouraged to notify security if he saw unauthorized people there. The officer, like all campus police, was unarmed.

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“It is safe to say race is discussed far more often than class at Smith,” said Prof. Marc Lendler, who teaches American government at the college. “It’s a feature of elite academic institutions that faculty and students don’t recognize what it means to be elite.”

The repercussions spread. Three weeks after the incident at Tyler House, Ms. Blair, the cafeteria worker, received an email from a reporter at The Boston Globe asking her to comment on why she called security on Ms. Kanoute for “eating while Black.” That puzzled her; what did she have to do with this?

The food services director called the next morning. “Jackie,” he said, “you’re on Facebook.” She found that Ms. Kanoute had posted her photograph, name and email, along with that of Mr. Patenaude, a 21-year Smith employee and janitor.

“This is the racist person,” Ms. Kanoute wrote of Ms. Blair, adding that Mr. Patenaude too was guilty. (He in fact worked an early shift that day and had already gone home at the time of the incident.) Ms. Kanoute also lashed the Smith administration. “They’re essentially enabling racist, cowardly acts.”

Ms. Blair has lupus, a disease of the immune system, and stress triggers episodes. She felt faint. “Oh my God, I didn’t do this,” she told a friend. “I exchanged a hello with that student and now I’m a racist.”

Ms. Blair was born and raised and lives in Northampton with her husband, a mechanic, and makes about $40,000 a year. Within days of being accused by Ms. Kanoute, she said, she found notes in her mailbox and taped to her car window. “RACIST” read one. People called her at home. “You should be ashamed of yourself,” a caller said. “You don’t deserve to live,” said another.

Smith College put out a short statement noting that Ms. Blair had not placed the phone call to security but did not absolve her of broader responsibility. Ms. McCartney called her and briefly apologized. That apology was not made public.


We are witnessing the self-implosion of the left, which does not care about class struggles at all anymore. That's why big tech, big pharma and big money all lined up behind Bidet. As long as they can wave their arms and force you to look at "identity issues", then you can't worry about monetary issues anymore. There is no place left for socialists on the left, which is what is driving them to the Republican party. I predict the next major party reversal in about ~20 years, although it could come earlier.


This isn’t about class, at least not from what I read in your post, the article is behind a paywall.

This is about the entitlement of this specific brat student, who is unhappy for some reason and is pulling the ‘race card’.

We don’t know if (from your post) if the student in question is “middle class” or not.

Smith College is an expensive all female private school in central/western Massachusetts. So you may assume she’s wealthy... but they do provide scholarships, so the student could be “working class” herself.

Interesting facts about Smith College...
*The author of the book”Orange is the New Black” upon which the TV show is very loosely based is a Smith Grad.

*It’s technically “central” Massachusetts, but if you live near Boston anything more than 30 mile west we call “Western Mass”. The town it’s located in is
a small college town, but the immediate surrounding area is very rural by standards in the Northeast. There are actually farms and cows and shit out there. As such the people who live out there may still be Democrats (we are in Massachusetts after all), but they are very conservative Democrats and are not the firebrand liberals you have in Boston.

*The school itself is maybe the MOST LIBERAL school in the US... it’s only #7 on this list (https://www.niche.com/colleges/search/m ... achusetts/) but that’s wrong. Northeastern is #1 and sure it’s Liberal (it’s a college in Massachusetts that’s a given)... but the uniformity of political beliefs does not compare to the uniformity of political beliefs at Smith. I think it doesn;t rank higher just because these polls are biased to size... and Smith is small.

*Smith College is a all female college. This article, and knowing their liberal views, made me curious about their policy towards Transgendered folk. I did not know what their policy was on genetic men who identify as women. Apparently they accept Transgendered females. Interesting. At lest you have to admit they are following their convictions and it’s not just words.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/mor ... cy-change/

Apparently this policy change went into effect in 2015. Not ironically... even though they made this change, they are still criticized by the Extreme Left... either it “came too late” or “it’s not inclusive enough”. Smith embraces its’ identity as an All-Female college... and so their new policy accepts women and genetic men who identify as female. Some trans-people are unhappy because they don’t accept women who identify as male and non-binary genetic male peeps. I guess they should throw out the their whole identity as an All-Female school just to please 0.0001% of the population?
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Postby DoomYoshi on Thu Feb 25, 2021 9:34 am

jimboston wrote:
This isn’t about class, at least not from what I read in your post, the article is behind a paywall.

This is about the entitlement of this specific brat student, who is unhappy for some reason and is pulling the ‘race card’.

We don’t know if (from your post) if the student in question is “middle class” or not.

Smith College is an expensive all female private school in central/western Massachusetts. So you may assume she’s wealthy... but they do provide scholarships, so the student could be “working class” herself.

Interesting facts about Smith College...
*The author of the book”Orange is the New Black” upon which the TV show is very loosely based is a Smith Grad.

*It’s technically “central” Massachusetts, but if you live near Boston anything more than 30 mile west we call “Western Mass”. The town it’s located in is
a small college town, but the immediate surrounding area is very rural by standards in the Northeast. There are actually farms and cows and shit out there. As such the people who live out there may still be Democrats (we are in Massachusetts after all), but they are very conservative Democrats and are not the firebrand liberals you have in Boston.

*The school itself is maybe the MOST LIBERAL school in the US... it’s only #7 on this list (https://www.niche.com/colleges/search/m ... achusetts/) but that’s wrong. Northeastern is #1 and sure it’s Liberal (it’s a college in Massachusetts that’s a given)... but the uniformity of political beliefs does not compare to the uniformity of political beliefs at Smith. I think it doesn;t rank higher just because these polls are biased to size... and Smith is small.

*Smith College is a all female college. This article, and knowing their liberal views, made me curious about their policy towards Transgendered folk. I did not know what their policy was on genetic men who identify as women. Apparently they accept Transgendered females. Interesting. At lest you have to admit they are following their convictions and it’s not just words.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/mor ... cy-change/

Apparently this policy change went into effect in 2015. Not ironically... even though they made this change, they are still criticized by the Extreme Left... either it “came too late” or “it’s not inclusive enough”. Smith embraces its’ identity as an All-Female college... and so their new policy accepts women and genetic men who identify as female. Some trans-people are unhappy because they don’t accept women who identify as male and non-binary genetic male peeps. I guess they should throw out the their whole identity as an All-Female school just to please 0.0001% of the population?


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Interesting facts you brought up about the College. Isn't that interesting how she accused someone of misgendering her for thinking there is a man hanging out in a closed cafeteria that is used for underage children. If that's not a "call the security" moment, I don't know what is.

It is possible that she is not rich, but it is unlikely.

Here is her own version of the story:
But as a Black student, I received a familiar look of suspicion from a college employee who questioned my presence in the dining hall line as I began to fix myself a plate.

I was greeted by a woman: “You’re not supposed to eat here,” she said.

I informed her of the mentorship program I work for and offered to get my card to prove it. She then allowed me to go on my way.

But the employee apparently wasn’t satisfied. As I was sitting in common room, I noticed a man pacing by the glass doors. Soon he was joined by the same woman who had approached me as I was fixing my plate. The two of them, both white, whispered to each other as I sat on the other side of the glass, wondering what was happening.

A few moments later, I looked up to see the same man who’d been pacing outside the door now approaching me, this time with a police officer. My anxiety was overwhelming. I had gone from a 20-year-old eating a meal on her own campus to the subject of a police interrogation. In my fear, I prayed and tried to remain calm — and pressed record on my cell phone.

“We’re wondering why you’re here,” said the police officer. He was on the scene, he said, because I had been described as “out of place” and demonstrating “suspicious behavior.”


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Postby jimboston on Thu Feb 25, 2021 1:35 pm

Her story makes it seem like the building was occupied... but the other report said it was vacant and no one was supposed to be there.
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Postby DoomYoshi on Thu Feb 25, 2021 1:44 pm

Yes, I would like to give her the benefit of the doubt and assume that when somebody said "You’re not supposed to eat here", she mistook that as meaning that she was black and it was just a disagreement. However, those words have a pretty clear meaning.

I've been in these kinds of situations before also. I was paid to tidy up classrooms and do the things which the janitors union forbade them to do (like washing the chalkboards, whiteboards, checking to make sure the batteries were charged on the remotes, making sure the chairs and folding tables actually worked). I would usually go in the middle of the night and had several negative encounters with the janitorial staff who always viewed me with suspicion and one time called the police on me. So if you're in an abandoned place, you should expect someone to question your presence there, rightly or wrongly.

One time my cousin brought me to an island his father owns. It's just a hunk of rock, covered in "No Trespassing" signs. Sure enough, when we were done exploring the island, there was a group of ruffians waiting at our boats to inform us that we weren't allowed to be on the island.
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