The first rule of billionaire club: don’t pay your bills.
Edit: fix words.
Damn straight. You don't get rich by spending money.
Simpson's did it.
1st rule of Billionaire's club: Don't talk about Billionaire's club!
If the last decade has taught me anything, it's never underestimate the stupidity of that segment of society.
Well, they are that stupid. I mean, they vote for him - how much dumber can you get?
Idk, storm a government building while bragging about it on social media?
We are talking about the same people, so that's that.
He won't pay his lawyers anyways
He never did. It is his super PAC that is paying them.
Narrator: they were
Think about how stupid the average person is. Then realise half of them are more stupid.
I'm thinking about this a lot for the last couple of years but the average seems to be dropping faster each day. Not relevant to the topic, just an observation.
I CAN TOO BE THAT DUMB!! Stop trying to tell me what I can and cant do, libtard. /s
Yes they are that incredibly stupid. And yes they vote.
You know who else are incredibly stupid? Anyone who doesn't vote, therefore empowering them, anyone who says that Democrats are the same as this orange parasite and the cancerous political party that props him up.
bOtH pArTiEs ArE tHe SaMe LoL aMiRiTe is just another way of saying "I'm too lazy to do any homework, I'll make an opinion based on what some Twitter posts tell me".
Those Twitter posts are targeted at these idiots, they are designed to "divide and conquer". And of course, they are too mindlessly lazy to figure this out, in fact they will forcefully reject this, as they give themselves permission to remain lazy. "I give myself a helluva lot of leeway, but this other thing I declare to be black & white with no shades in between. mUh PuRiTeH!"We all are dumb AF 🤦♂️. Global warming. Climate change , plastic waste and all other shit that destroys the planet is created by us.
You know, when Christian Selig had to shut down Apollo and said it was going to be difficult to unexpectedly and immediately refund $250,000 in subscriptions, I wanted to support him for what he'd done for the community and to kinda stick a mental finger up at reddit. So I went and bought an Apollo t-shirt, and if I'd had a subscription I'd've considered declining the refund - despite the fact that Christian's current estimated net worth is more than I'll ever make in my entire lifetime. Because I'm angry at reddit and because Christian is perceived as having done a good thing, at least in the circles I hang around in.
Probably the same thing with people who donated to Trump.
Yeah, except Trump has never in his life created anything of real value.
Christian’s estimated net worth isn’t as much as you think. He was running a successful business with operating costs, it’s not like he had that much money in the bank. He may have raised $250,000 a year but it went to expenses, it’s not like he had that money all in his bank account at any one time. He had to shut down Apollo because Reddit asked for a million dollars up front in just a month and he couldn’t raise that much.
I understand that, but the same argument could be said for Trump: he has buildings and debts and a certain lack of liquidity as well. I mean, for very different reasons, but still a lack of liquid assets. I'm more than happy to buy a t-shirt and support Christian, which probably seems just as incomprehensible to some subset of Trump supporters as their Trump donations seems to me.
But they are.
Au contraire mon frère
