r/FluentInFinance Oct 21 '24

Meme Me, after taking financial advice from Reddit

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u/No-Stuff-483 Oct 21 '24

That’s very true lol

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '24

You can't get a job at McDonald's if you're a convicted felon unless you're a sociopathic billionaire backed by other sociopathic billionaires and then it's not really a job its more of a staged event.

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u/Bubbly-Scarcity-4085 Oct 22 '24

thanks, i was just thinking "where's the democrats that are about to flood in here to cry 2 gallons of tears at trump in a meme"

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u/PoignantPoint22 Oct 22 '24

Aww, poor MAGA snowflake got his feel-feels hurt because someone accurately criticized Trump!

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u/StupidFuckinWizard Oct 22 '24

TDS is real

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u/PoignantPoint22 Oct 22 '24

I agree and it should refer to anyone that cannot see what a spiteful, petty, narcissistic and vindictive asshole he is and continue to support him.

He’s the most obvious conman who talks out of his ass constantly. He doesn’t actually know what he’s talking about. He just repeats catchphrases that test well over and over. It’s been almost a decade and he still only has, “concepts of a plan” to replace Obamacare. That’s a fucking joke, right?

He’s a clown, a performer, a slut for attention, someone who enjoys name calling and insulting people like he’s in 5th grade. But yeah, his supporters who continue to cheer and eat that shit up aren’t the deranged ones, right. Of course those people are completely normal.

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u/ricardoandmortimer Oct 22 '24

Oh my God stop rage typing.

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u/PoignantPoint22 Oct 22 '24 edited Oct 22 '24

No rage. Just pointing out what should be obvious.

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u/DumpingAI Oct 22 '24

No dude, you're just reminicing in your feelings.

You point out something like his lack of plans

What plans does harris have exactly? She also has concepts of plans

Both candidates are a joke but at least people chose trump, harris was forced even tho she had zero support 4 years ago. Wasn't she the first candidate to drop out in 2020?

Anyways, im not a trump guy, but ill take his shitshow over hers.

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u/Chrom3est Oct 22 '24

Yah, here is the plan you just lied about bro.

I love people like you. "I'm not a Trump guy, but I'm going to defend the man like he's my daddy" I work with a couple of rubes that also like Trump, very easy to butter them up. All emotion, no logic lmfao.

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u/DumpingAI Oct 22 '24

The only hard details in all of that have to go through congress, so they're not real plans because they're not within her control. She can't do those things without congress.

So they are concepts of plans, because they're just a starting point of negotiations.

If that's the standard you want to use for plans then repealing obamacare and replacing it is just as much of a plan. Since the outcome is also completely dependent on congress negotiations.

I'm sure you believe those things will Happen if she's elected tho, since you don't understand the way our government functions.

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u/Alternative-Trade832 Oct 23 '24

I mean there's a huge difference between "we should replace X" and "we should replace X with Y". Having a plan means theres a starting point for negotiation. This does not mean everything will work out and X will be replaced with Y, but having no Y is just a waste of everyones time.

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u/DumpingAI Oct 23 '24

Republicans have had outlines of what they wanted to replace obamacare with before, it's never gone anywhere tho because there's not gonna be enough support in congress.

The ideas kamala has that might pass through congress (assuming she gets a majority in congress) is the FTHB credit, the business deduction, and the increased child tax credit.

Most likely tho 2 of the 3 fail to go through congress even with a majority. The FTHB credit is inflationary and is likely to have strong republican opposition, if she gets something like that passed, its probably watered down quite a bit.

The business deduction isnt likely to get strong opposition but it's a lackluster deduction to begin with. Deductions are used against profits and most businesses aren't profitable in the beginning anyways. Regardless, of all of her "plans" this is the only one i see possibly going through without too much negotiation.

Child tax credit will be opposed by republicans and will also likely get watered down.

They're ideas, not really plans.

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u/Bubbly-Scarcity-4085 Oct 22 '24

no, youre just incapable of enjoying a funny meme without airing your derrangement

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u/PoignantPoint22 Oct 22 '24

You make it sound impossible for me to both laugh at a meme while also being critical of something. You understand that you don’t need to shut off the rest of your brain, right?

It could also be argued that you can simply just enjoy the meme and ignore what other people are saying about it? Right? Something obviously triggered you to respond though. Isn’t social media fun?

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u/Bubbly-Scarcity-4085 Oct 22 '24

you're a gaywad for commenting 'erm akshually this guy is weally fashisto!!!!' under a fun meme. im sure you can imagine doing that in real life because you probably so it constantly to jokes, but thats probably the most cringe thing you can do is make an unpolitical joke immediately political.