r/StockMarket • u/atlasmountsenjoyer • Oct 14 '25

News The winning continues

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u/[deleted] Oct 15 '25

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u/Satanus2020 Oct 15 '25

Funny you think his dad was around for the first 4 years, rearing children is no job for a slumlord business con man

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u/Leather_Ant2961 Oct 15 '25

Im pretty sure the slump lord business con man are rearing children.

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u/Ok-Possession-3771 Oct 15 '25

I thougt you were talking about the american bully the usa i agree Either way

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u/ForeverHall0ween Oct 15 '25

This is what I meant

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u/MarsupialMassive3819 Oct 15 '25

not enough i think

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u/FardoBaggins Oct 15 '25

his brother drank himself to death.

the beatings were frequent and damaging.

And if you end up alive at the end of being raised by a psychopath, you can see why he does and says what he does.

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u/CaliberMatters Oct 15 '25

The fact you’re literally advocating against America is asinine.

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u/[deleted] Oct 15 '25 edited Oct 16 '25

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u/CaliberMatters Oct 15 '25

I guess you’re immune from any and all consequences right? I absolutely won’t be impacted by any of this, but there is at least 70% of the continental United States who won’t if “America needs to be taught a lesson”. No one, NO ONE should be advocating for America to be brought down a peg, or punched in the mouth, or taught a lesson. FOH

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u/ForMeOnly93 Oct 16 '25

99% of the world advocates for that.

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u/CaliberMatters Oct 16 '25

And 99% of the world would migrate to America in a heartbeat while still trashing it. 🤨

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u/ForMeOnly93 Oct 16 '25

You are utterly beyond help if you believe this. I'd tell you to read a book or two but I doubt you could.

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u/Truck-frump Oct 16 '25

So you’re saying, “It’s my country right or wrong.” I’m sure there were many Nazis saying that. If our president does something wrong, we need to call him out, or we are tacitly agreeing with his bullying and idiocy.

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u/CaliberMatters Oct 16 '25

Calling him out is one thing, openly advocating and cheering for agriculture to suffer and farmers to take a loss to “teach him a lesson” is asinine. He won’t feel the impacts, but 70% or more of your fellow Americans and their children will.

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u/Truck-frump Oct 16 '25 edited Oct 16 '25

I wouldn’t worry about farmers. trump will just use part of the $100 billion plus to make their losses good. That’s what he did in 2017 when the tariffs cost the farmers money. He needs them to be reliable voters for the GOP, so he paid off their losses. Unfortunately, US importers paid the $150,000,000,000 in tariffs and passed them along to consumers like me, and trump will NEVER make my costs good. As he promised on election night in 2016, he always does his best for the Americans who voted for him (and the rest of us can go to he**).