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LosLobo

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Everything posted by LosLobo

  1. Energy cost pales into insignificance compared to depreciation. But congratulations — with your plan of never selling your car, you’ve personally solved the biggest ownership problem in motoring worldwide. Everyone else is still stuck in reality. Death, taxes, and depreciation wait for no man. Can’t fix stupid.
  2. You mean developers like Trump? https://www.axios.com/2019/02/08/trump-organization-illegal-immigrants
  3. Barack Obama deported over 3 million. Joe Biden deported ~700,000 (2024). Donald Trump deported ~600,000 (2025). Yet only under Trump does chaos hit construction and ripple through the rest of the U.S. The difference isn’t enforcement — it’s the fear and the disruption to all. Obama and Biden focused on criminals and recent border crossers, not settled, non-criminal workers already embedded in the economy → workers stayed → building continued, despite GOP-blocked pathways to legal status. Trump: culture-driven, targeted ICE spectacles → job sites emptied → projects stalled. Bottom line: You can enforce the law without breaking the economy — unless chaos and fear are the point.
  4. Patience (TV Series 2025– ) - IMDb 7.5/10 Eight episodes of Series Two just dropped.
  5. Which of your claims are supported by evidence?
  6. That killing — and the doubling down and absence of de-escalation from Trump — is the backdrop to a larger point that gets lost in the noise. Trump’s response — defending the shooting — reflects an escalation he has no interest in stopping. The stage is set for a repeat of BLM-era tensions. Obama deported over 3 million illegals without this culture-war chaos of ICE and troops on U.S. streets. He did it through courts and paperwork, mostly out of sight. Trump isn’t chasing bigger numbers — he’s chasing spectacle. Raids, uniforms, and troops are there to make force feel normal in everyday life. The end game is power. Once an armed federal presence is routine and unquestioned, it becomes easy to repurpose. Immigration is just the excuse. Once that’s accepted, the question is what he’ll use it for. Trump has always admired authoritarian strongmen — especially those who rule by force, loyalty, and fear.
  7. Veerachai Court 600 metres from Thapae Gate.
  8. How do you know that ‘everyone’ means only retrospective Jonestown-level cases when they use the word ‘cult’?
  9. So your statement that a ‘real cult involves isolation, financial exploitation, total control, and inability to leave freely’ wasn’t a general definition of a cult, but a description of a specific high-control subset?
  10. If I presented evidence to you that MAGA does meet your own criteria of a ‘real cult’, would you be willing to reconsider your conclusion?
  11. Could you explain why your definition isn’t supported by any recognised English-language dictionaries?
  12. Wrong poster!
  13. What do you believe a cult is?
  14. It’s just like Schrödinger’s cat. Not a war, not an occupation — until someone opens the box, And asks — who’s actually running the country. Nevertheless, it’s a brilliant distraction. While everyone debates semantics, Epstein slips out the backdoor.
  15. Why Does Donald Trump Lean Forward? A Closer Look at the Mystery Behind His Posture. Is Donald Trump's Forward-Leaning Posture a Sign of a Serious Health Issue? https://vocal.media/theSwamp/why-does-donald-trump-lean-forward-a-closer-look-at-the-mystery-behind-his-posture
  16. ‘Madness’, apparently. Because thousands of buyers of the Toyota Yaris Cross suffered collective delusion in November 2025 — and consistently over the past year. Alternatively, they weighed price, infrastructure, resale risk, and use-case, factored in range limitations, and chose accordingly. The Yaris Cross’ market share reflects an ongoing demand for legacy vehicles. B-SUV / BC-SUV sales in November 2025 totaled 7,133 units: Toyota Yaris CROSS reigns supreme - Autolifethailand.tv
  17. Heaps of corporate trivia, zero proof. ‘Vertical integration’ doesn’t magically absolve the property. Whether inventory is loaded by the hotel, a channel manager, or a wholesaler, the result is the same: rooms were sold that didn’t exist. Your key line is ‘I doubt’ — that’s not evidence, it’s a hunch. If the hotel takes bookings under its name, it owns the outcome. Blaming the plumbing doesn’t change who left the guest stranded.
  18. How altruistic, the leader of the free world, intervening to protect Iranian protesters angry at their leader and over affordability. Yet at home, he suggests putting troops on American streets and maybe shooting his own protestors 'in the legs’ for the very same thing.
  19. His grandfather clearly did not 'on both occasions leave of his own accord'. The first time he left to escape military service, as Donald did using a fraudulent medical certificate. The second time his grandfather was forced to leave or face jail on a pending deportation order. The irony is that if his grandfather, came to the U.S. today, he’d likely be denied entry — and could end up dumped in a banana republic like ‘El Salvador’. Trump definitely isn’t a believer in giving others the immigration opportunity his family had, or in ‘paying it forward’.
  20. Funny how standards exist for MAGAts — selectively. The ‘MSM’ supposedly ignores Nick Shirley’s ‘MN ghost daycare’ — a social-media-driven, unproven claim. Major outlets don’t ignore stories — they verify them first. But when it’s Dear Leader, suddenly evidence doesn’t count. A rumour: ‘Why is the media silent?’ Donald Trump’s court-proven fraud: ‘Witch hunt.’ Remember:   • Trump University — fraud, $25M settlement   • Trump Foundation — shut down for illegal self-dealing   • NY civil fraud judgment   • Asset inflation/deflation to banks and tax authorities   • Campaign-finance violations So don’t lecture about ‘media bias’. This isn’t about MSM — it’s about being in a cult.
  21. 81–100: Disinformation Zone 'Where truth goes to die.' Outlets in this zone repeatedly push conspiracy, propaganda, or deliberate falsehoods. Approach with full skepticism and external verification. Low Reliability / Propaganda or Disinformation Tendencies InfoWars – conspiracy site; false-flag, anti-science content. Gateway Pundit – frequent hoaxes, manipulated images, and fabricated claims. Natural News – pseudoscience, vaccine and medical disinformation. RT (Russia Today) – Kremlin-aligned state propaganda; selective truths. Sputnik News – Russian state outlet; disinformation network. Breitbart Opinion / Activist sections – ideological narrative, weak sourcing. OANN (Opinion & Video) – unverified political claims, retracted stories. Newsmax Opinion / Video – misleading headlines, fact-check failures. The Federalist (Opinion) – frequent false equivalence and partisan distortion. Zero Hedge – anonymous authorship, financial misinformation, pro-Kremlin lean. The Epoch Times (Opinion) – Falun Gong-linked disinformation network. Daily Caller (Opinion) – clickbait framing, poor corrections. Western Journal – high share of miscontextualized or false stories. WorldNetDaily (WND) – religious-conspiracy fabrications. PJ Media – opinion masquerading as news; low verification. The Blaze – ideological commentary, frequent factual errors. Tucker Carlson Network / TCN – op-ed propaganda, debunked claims. Rebel News (Canada) – far-right activism presented as journalism. GB News (UK) – ideological programming, weak editorial oversight. Infowars-affiliated clones & social feeds – aggregated conspiracist reposts.

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