Those don’t exist anymore.Meh, people like we'll paying jobs that don't require formal education and can ramp you up with simple on the job training.
Those don’t exist anymore.Meh, people like we'll paying jobs that don't require formal education and can ramp you up with simple on the job training.
Meh, people like we'll paying jobs that don't require formal education and can ramp you up with simple on the job training.
Those don’t exist anymore.
'He Doesn't Give a F**k': White House Official Tells Washington Post Trump Has Reached Peak 'Not Giving a F**k'
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‘He Doesn’t Give a F**k’: White House Official Tells Washington Post Trump Has Reached Peak ‘Not...
Donald Trump has reached the "peak of not giving a fukk," one White House official told The Washington Post for a report on what went into his tariff policy.
1:44 PM · Apr 4, 2025
Quiet part out loud.
Doing it for robots.
This country is done for.
Even if we were more of a manufacturing society there’s literally fewer roles to fill and our labor standards and demands are too high.Unfortunately, Nap is correct here.
We are no longer a "labor" based workforce, we are a "skill" based workforce because technology is the cornerstone to any job present day.
We cannot overstate what has just happened. It took just 71 days for Donald Trump to wreck the American economy, mortally wound NATO, and destroy the American-led world order.
He did this with the enthusiastic support of the entire Republican party and conservative movement.
He did it with the support of a plurality of American voters.
He did not hide his intentions. He campaigned on them. He made them the central thrust of his election. He told Americans that he would betray our allies and give up our leadership position in the world.
There are only three possible explanations as to why Americans voted for this man:
Pick whichever rationale you want, because it doesn't matter. Whatever the reason was, it exposed half of the electorate—the 77 million people who voted for Trump—as either fundamentally unserious, decadent, or weak.
- they wanted what he promised;
- they didn't believe what he promised; or
- they didn't understand what he promised.
And no empire can survive the degeneration of its people.
Understand this: There is no going back.
If, tomorrow, Donald Trump revoked his entire regime of tariffs, it would not matter. It might temporarily delay some economic pain, but the rest of the world now understands that it must move forward without America.
If, tomorrow, Donald Trump abandoned his quest to annex Greenland and committed himself to the defense of Ukraine and the perpetuation of NATO, it would not matter. The free world now understands that its long-term security plans must be made with the understanding that America is a potential adversary, not an ally.
This realization may be painful for Americans. But we should know that the rest of the world understands us more clearly than we understand ourselves.
Vladimir Putin bet his life that American voters would be weak and decadent enough to return Donald Trump to the presidency. He was right.
Europeans are moving ahead with their own security plans because they realize, as a French minister put it, "We cannot leave the security of Europe in the hands of voters in Wisconsin every four years." He was right.
I think he backtracks next week on some of these. Ain’t like he hasn’t done it before.
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Morning Brew (@morningbrew) on Threads
President Trump to investors this AM: "My policies will never change, this is a great time to get rich"www.threads.net
I think he backtracks next week on some of these. Ain’t like he hasn’t done it before.
Oh these fukk boys are feeling the pain now