This actually helps them. They get rid of intelligent subversives and can install their loyal servants.
This is not a win. It is the next logical step in the end of Democracy. Be ready to fight for your families' lives.
MasterBlaster
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I've been fighting and calling out billionaires my whole life. I also want the rest of us to be better off, so I call out obvious bullshit like this for our benefit, not theirs.
I weary of bots and morons who can't think reacting on pure emotional need to "own" someone else.
Also, see my other comment about ad hominem.
Ah, yes. It's the old "one injustice makes a new one okay" argument. Hate much?
Oooooh, I miss understood thought you were asking me what research is. You wanted me to do the work for you. Yeah, no. If you are older than 12, you should already know how to do that. If you don't care enough to do it, that's on you. I did.
See, ad hominem attacks means you got nothing. Have a nice day, come back when you have a convincing counterpoint.
Okay, I'll bite. Other than going to a full-featured library, or contacting the nearest university with expertise on the desired topic, what does count as research for a layperson?
... Due to my handle? 😄
As far ad he is concerned, his term will never end, and he will pass it down to his son.
He's wrong, of course, but he has no motivation to follow through on his promises - as if he ever had before now.
Stupid is as stupid does.
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Well, I've come to think that my grandfather probably had adhd. He had a reputation for being somewhat lazy, he played in a Jazz Band and played multiple instruments. He also tended to work half the year down in Florida building homes and then came back with the money for half a year up north doing the stuff he liked to do.
He probably built some of the homes during the Florida housing bubble in the twenties.
To me, that sounds very ADHD-like. Granddad was born in the late 1890s and passed in the early 80s. He was also known for surviving the Spanish Flu, walking several miles to the hospital.
I think some of the other comments here are probably spot on, and of course they would have family to fall on for a little bit of help with those things they have trouble with.
I appreciate that you took the question seriously and offered a useful response.
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None of it will matter. That said, short term FUBAR can be mitigated. I have a semi-portable solar setup that currently runs my internet, NAS, Fridge and to some degree, the A/C.
To prep for the serious mess, I have to get Faraday bags for my server, drives, and solar generator and have enough time to bag everything before the EMP hits.
I have survival guides in book form as well as on the NAS, and I work the land enough to bring the soil into balance and build its fertility, plus feed the bees so they'll be there when I need them.