Political rants

Seemed like they pumped him full of adderall and yet he still screwed up….again.

Adoral doesn't fix stutters. Or undeath. I'm prescribed to the stuff. That's some other stimulant. Shit, speaking of which, anyone remember when Trump caught covid? Dude went the the hospital, they pump him full of adoral, then he zombiewalked back into the world, trying to downplay the condition he was in, despite his face melting. Dude looked like he was under demonic possession or something. XD https://www.statnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/GettyImages-1228916163.jpg

Bruh is haiti really being taken over by a warlord named barbecue and he literally barbecues people and eats them? Yo wtf is happening in the world.

An argument to be made that when guns are scarce, people will find a way. Mental health. https://youtu.be/OJDmhLlvQNU?si=pptx6BzA0NIDUEYY

Yeah i mean this is the argument that many fighting gun rights seem to ignore. If you take away guns nothing stops a knife attack. You cant ban knives too. The only thing that can stop someone with a knife is someone with a gun. The only way to stop someone with a gun is another someone with a gun.

ESG is something that confuses me. I understand the concept, which is basically have a bunch of investment money with an ultra low interest rate that comes with stipulations that the borrower has to comply with progressive-leftist social standards. What I don't understand is the end goal. Clearly people have rejected the progressive leftist ideals which is why we are seeing companies losing massive amounts of money. Companies such as Disney and AAA game publishers. Despite these massive losses, companies are still borrowing from the ESG investment funds. From a business standpoint, this is clearly a failed venture. So what is the end goal here? Are the investment firms trying to forcibly change the social fabric of Western society? That is what I hear they are trying to do, but since when do companies care about anything but money? I am of the opinion that this is an attempt to break up ultra massive companies into smaller companies so that the investment firms do not have to place all their eggs in one basket. If a huge business fails and you don't get you money back, that is a huge loss. If a few smaller companies fail and are unable to pay back the loan, then you take far less of a hit.