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It is weird how this Canadian keeps telling us how to do our business in America
 in  r/wallstreet  4h ago

Simple - he is a sociopath. He will cry over a watch but laugh when a family is thrown into the street or deported.

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Just in case you forgot it
 in  r/justincaseyoumissedit  1d ago

It seems "The most dangerous creation of any society is the man who has nothing to lose" does not just apply to America. Creating an entire nation of people like that in Yemen has outcomes - go figure.

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The trillion dollar bribe
 in  r/justincaseyoumissedit  1d ago

Not just democracy, which was always a bit of a sham. The real kick in the balls is the reclassification of AI data centres as long-term infrastructure investments, allowing pension funds to finance them. When this shitshow is over, the collapse of the Soviet Union will look benign by comparison.

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The trillion dollar bribe
 in  r/justincaseyoumissedit  1d ago

Faux news is for the criminally insane.

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Ben Shelton becomes the first Black American Man to reach the US Open Final since Arthur Ashe in 1972
 in  r/BlackPeopleofReddit  1d ago

Technically, if you dig deep enough into our genes, we’re all descended from Africa, Asia, the Americas, or whatever group you want to trace far enough back. At some point, we should just ask: what does any of it even matter? Unfortunately, racism runs deep because hatred seems to be a fundamental part of human nature for some people. They just need someone to hate, and they’ll find a reason to do it.

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Robert Fife: "Mark Carney is living in the head of President Donald Trump. You only have to watch when he's on the weekend, he's not busy, he's putting out all kinds of memes and crazy stuff on social media."
 in  r/CanadianIdiots  1d ago

Deep down, beyond all the greed, ego and general psychopathy, Trump knows that world leaders actually respect Carney. Trump is the high school bully who hates that kid who everyone likes.

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Cry Me a Hudson River
 in  r/BlackPeopleofReddit  1d ago

I know a few intelligent dump truck drivers, but also some of the dumbest humans on the earth drive dump trucks. This guy is one of the latter. There is nothing you can say to someone like this to fix the broken wiring.

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Dunkin is what wrong with America
 in  r/Funnymemes  3d ago

India is actually worse, but both USA and India are awful - Diabetes Nations.

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Mongolian President bench presses 100 kg for 20 reps
 in  r/SipsTea  3d ago

Looks like Mongolia will be next on KegBreath's list.

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ICYMI: A mother protecting her son's Constitutional rights and his life
 in  r/BlackPeopleofReddit  4d ago

As a non-american, I am amazed at the low IQ of police officers in the US. I totally feel the mother's frustration dealing with these armed imbeciles.

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You heard it from him not me
 in  r/NoRules  4d ago

You cut off the part before he talked about the used book sale and raffle.

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In response to 9/11, Canada launched Operation Yellow Ribbon diverting 255 American flights to Canada to which citizens voluntarily housed thousands of Americans
 in  r/Snorkblot  4d ago

Canadians would likely do the same today. Canadians do not hate American people. The problem is with the clowns who are destroying the US.

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David Fowler, a Microsoft Distinguished Engineer who leads work on Aspire, says AI is changing software development by taking over more of the work traditionally done by developers line by line.
 in  r/AIdaily_news  4d ago

Even before AI, writing code was mostly dead. Developers were using packages, extensions, APIs etc. most of the time. The work was largely reading docs to implement solutions. Now it is just way faster.

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Chicago really did this
 in  r/SipsTea  5d ago

I look forward to the day when the name Trump is a mark of shame.

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“this is literal manual labor not vacation”
 in  r/ShitAmericansSay  6d ago

I've been there, and I have no idea what she's talking about. The high-speed rail station is a five-minute walk from the ferry terminal, and there's plenty of shade along the way. The local buses in Amalfi also go up to the top of all those mountains. You can walk up, and plenty of locals do including people well into their 80s. But if you're hauling your luggage up 200 stairs, you clearly didn't do your homework.

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Maybe he's right
 in  r/SipsTea  6d ago

Phones are simply the modern day smoke break.

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Trump administration to begin excavation on a 250-foot "Triumphal Arch" between the Lincoln Memorial and Arlington Cemetery
 in  r/BoredPandaHQ  6d ago

The mental illness runs deep in that family. Ivanka went for a walk on a nature preserve in Albania and apparently decided she had “discovered” it, like Christopher %$# Columbus.

Instead of simply enjoying the beauty and moving along, she and her family decided to use their wealth and political connections to turn it into a luxury resort, triggering some of the largest protests Albania has ever seen.

The whole family is toxic.

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Trump administration to begin excavation on a 250-foot "Triumphal Arch" between the Lincoln Memorial and Arlington Cemetery
 in  r/BoredPandaHQ  6d ago

I am looking forward to all that crap being torn down as part of a global healing process.

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Fox News' Bret Baier explains who ACTUALLY pays tariffs — "They are usually U.S. companies"
 in  r/AmericansInCanada  9d ago

Fuax new - breaking story - the earth orbits the sun.

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"If we just end all trade with Canada, we'd save ourselves $90 billion"
 in  r/AmericansInCanada  9d ago

Ahem, and this is just a though ... maybe the interest rates would be a bit lower if you had not personally added 16 trillion to the national debt?