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Trump buys $1m in Netflix and Warner Bros bonds days after saying he’ll ‘be involved’ in merger
(www.theguardian.com)
this post was submitted on 17 Jan 2026
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He used it as toilet paper years ago. With the blessing of SCROTUS.
Turns out the rules only matter to this a****** if there's someone there to enforce them.
They, and the entire legal industry, courts, government bureaucrats, all think the republic is dead already. The rules do not apply.
It is only voters that do not know it, or accept it in our cases.
Only self interest matters to our leaders across the board from business to government to organizations. They are nihlists, they believe in nothing.
The plain language of the constitution was ratfucked before we were born in other ways it is not unprecedented. The bill of rights is a joke.
The feds have ammassed power forbidden in that highest law. They regulate interstate commerce. That has been drawn so wide as to allow a federal reign of terror on false pretexts incoming. Martial law under false pretense. Soon first half plausible excuse if not now. Then escalations, ghettoization of others, etc.
It was drawn too wide in the 19th century. A landmark case the feds forbid growing wheat under some rules to prop prices up, a farmer grew his own for personal consumltiin, feds took him to court anx won.
By not buying on the market as he made his own that lowered demand and was therefore interstate.