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  • The elites always seem to have this “honour amongst thieves” thing between them

    Until they don't...

    This ain't a hypothetical, we have thousands of years of recorded history. When wealth because concentrated and the wealthy seize the government, it doesn't take long for the new government to start cannibalizing the very wealthy elites that put it in power.

    That turns the remaining ones against the government.

    They side with the poor, call it a revolution, and they end up as the biggest fish in a more equal pond.

    This is literally how America became a country... And France funding us led to their revolution because they squeezed the poors to fund us.

    This isn't a new scenario, it happens all the time

    We just need to prolong the good part of the cycle if we live thru it. But eventually our grandkids or their kids won't remember and we'll do it again.

  • He useful till he ain't....

    If the people he's financing ever really seizes control like he wants, the first thing they'd do is seize the wealth of private billionaires like him.

    Why risk them staying supportive when you can just seize all their wealth for themselves?

  • The way shit is going if an ancient nuclear capable country of mermaids just showed up and took over...

    Probably wouldn't be the worst thing

  • To quote Ron Burgundy:

    I'm not even mad, that's amazing

    Like, there's a good chance that this leads to us discovering a "secret" nuke test, it would almost be worst case scenario if this "just happened".

    C-137 doesn't just fucking happen, it and S-90 are fission byproducts.

    Either someone tested a nuke in the ocean, or there's somehow fission happening somewhere in the ocean without human involvement.

  • If I'm remembering it right, the act substantially ruined their value...

    Like, not just money, it contaminated the samples and made them basically worthless scientifically.

    I could be wrong tho, it was a while ago

  • Probably because this happened at least 20 years ago...

    I mean, I guess it could have just happened again, but after the first time they stepped up security

  • Yeah, Azealia Banks called out how this shit was common past the 90s recently and caught a lot of flak for it.

    But really if anything she was giving the music industry too much room, that shit was still happening publicly thru the 2010's.

    But that article does mention what I was talking about:

    He continued, “The reason I dissed him is actually a lot more petty than that. The reason that I dissed him is because he got on—first he said, ‘I’m the greatest rapper alive since my favourite rapper banned me from Shade 45’ or whatever he said, right? Like I’m trying to hinder his career. I don’t give a fuck about your career. You think I actually think about you? You know how many fucking rappers are better than you? You’re not even in the fucking conversation.”

    Labels desperately wanted another white rapper to beef with Eminem, that's how Kelly got signed.

    RA the Rugged Man came up with Wu-Tang but got blackballed. When Eminem blew up he started getting offers again, but only if he went up against Eminem.

    https://www.musictimes.com/articles/24999/20150117/eminem-diss-record-new-york-rapper-approached-labels-attack-slim.htm

    He didn't take those deals out of principle, and it took another decade or two for him to really break mainstream. Which is insane considering in the first issue of XXL magazine, Biggie himself named RA as the best rapper in NYC.

    I don't want to link the actual interview cuz Vlad is a piece of shit, but I remember it from a couple years ago. The article gives a decent enough summary.

  • Man...

    I'm old enough to remember his first albulm, and it was pretty fucking good from what I remember.

    But the dumbass really let his label push him into trying to start a beef with Eminem. It didn't just destroy his career, it honestly seems to have broken that boy's whole mind.

    He just hasn't been right since that happened.

    Edit:

    Had to go back and listen to killshot again.

    He calls MGK "alien brain" and a satanist, well before his blood drinking came out, and obviously before he said he's part alien.

    Also calls out Diddy for ordering the hit on Tupac, which is a lot more believable now than it used to be.

  • He was a minority owner...

    His partners are suing him, and Trump's suing all of them.

    It takes a special kind of stupid to like trump, but not know he was going to 1500% sue for trademark infringement

  • Dr Narita has now told The New York Times his comments were “taken out of context”, and the paper reported that he added “they related to demands for older people in leadership positions to make way for the younger generation”.

  • Thanks for the info!

    Honestly tho, it's pretty crazy they let dude roam around a hospital with 20lbs of chain around his neck. That's literally a deadly weapon.

    I don't care what story he gave, he should have been told to leave it in his vehicle.

  • That's the story he told the news in the 80s after he was famous....

    If you don't think Mr T was playing Debo, I don't know what to tell you.

  • It has all the Hallmarks...

    Starts with something based in science, but never goes past surface logic and ignores lots of existing and safe options for the most visible and attention grabbing method despite the serious medical flaws from this method.

    Even if you stay away from 1.5 tons magnets, that's going to fuck your posture up before it translates to muscular gains.

  • It wasnt a necklace...

    It was a literal metal chain, like steel. Not a gold cuban link chain or something with a huge medallion a rapper would wear.

    Apparently this idiot just lived everyday with a 20lb length of chain around his neck for "weight training". The article mentions it was "a topic of discussion" on a prior visit, so it wasn't a one time thing.

    The type of person to do that, is 100% the type of guy to run into an active MRI like he could do anything. Theres no logical thinking going on, and an outright refusal to listen to qualified medical advice. Like, they make weighted vests, at least do that instead of putting all that weight on your neck.

  • As much as the machines cost, something like that wired up with a metal detector so that if the machine is on and there's metal in the airlock it will never open would actually be a good solution....

    But it would take a society that values human life and absence of suffering over money. Because like someone else pointed out, the hospital ain't the one paying to fix the machine.

    Maybe Canada would be interested?

  • Dude was wearing a 20lb chain while his wife was getting an MRI.

    She freaked, and yelled for him, and he ran into the room while the machine was still on and fucking died.

    This is 100% their fault, I could almost see an argument that the door needs a lock to prevent idiots with 20l s of metal around their neck from running in, but you don't want to lock everyone out in case there's an issue.

  • Just said that in a thread about the plastic straw thing...

    We're going to see a flurry of shit because they're desperate to change the topic to anything.

    He might go real crazy and legalize weed or something too, something that regardless of anything else can be spun as a "win" to the population at large.

  • Isn't their big problem that what's already happening?

  • Well. That's not changed by anything in your article ...

    It's interesting and all, but it's more about how the people they were investigating under pseudonyms were eventually installed over the efforts to get investigate themselves...

    Like, that's fucking huge. And definitely implies they were really involved in it, but it's not a smoking gun

    Edit:

    To be clear the most likely explanation has always been the same as Cheney and 9/11...

    They knew it was coming, in general if not specific, and they choose to let it happen because that was what was best for their interests.

    That's a billion times more likely than the CIA taking explicit actions to lead to the assassinations of a US president. It takes a lot to make something like this happen, very little to know it's gonna happen and intentionally let it happen.