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So let's put this in a little larger context. Imagine what would have happened if Steve Jobs, Jeff Bezos, and Mark Zuckerberg had never gotten married. Just those three billionaires. Imagine they never gotten married. Well if Steve Jobs had never gotten married then he would not have left his fortune to Laurene who bought The Atlantic and turned it into a Democrat activist propagandist who is doing a good job at it. So Steve Jobs getting married was pretty hard. How about Jeff Bezos? Well his wife got many millions and billions many billions and she's spending it to make sure Democrats win. So if Jeff Bezos had never been married you wouldn't have that problem. How about Mark Zuckerberg? If Mark Zuckerberg had never got married do you think he would have allocated that $400 million the same way his wife did? I doubt it. I think no. You know there's no way to know but my instinct is that they're not exactly on the same page. You know we've heard Zuckerberg favor free speech. We've heard him say he regretted the censorship that was pushed on him by the Biden administration primarily. And we've heard him say that Trump was the most badass thing when he said fight fight fight. Now that doesn't make him a Republican but I'll tell you what. Zuck does understand business. He understands business. Do you think that he thinks that Harris is better for business? I doubt it. I doubt it. If in a private moment I would be amazed if Zuckerberg is really super anti-Trump. I'd be amazed. He might be neutral but I'd be amazed if he thinks Trump's going to be a big old problem.

So if those three billionaires had never gotten married we wouldn't be in so much trouble. Do you think there are any other wives that are doing similar things? Well interestingly Trump is benefiting also by the widow of Sheldon Adelson. So there's another case of someone who she's not the one who made the money but if Adelson had never been married there probably wouldn't be somebody there who's funding the Trump campaign.

So why is it that we designed this system a few hundred years ago and we thought it was all about representative government and turned out to be basically billionaire cucks. So billionaire cucks and what they wanted to do with it is determining our system. You know describe the system to your grade school child. Well so you got these people go billionaires got it. They've got okay most of them most of them do and when they want to put them in something they have to get married because I know this system kind of requires that. So they got these holsters and then the holsters take half the money and leave or sometimes all the money if somebody dies and then the holsters become the ones who decide who the next president is. And then your sixth grader says what's a holster and you say well maybe you're not ready for this we'll get back to you in a few years. So no don't talk like that to a sixth grader that would be terrible. I can't even believe you were thinking about it. That's terrible. You should be ashamed of yourselves.

So that's the real world. Billionaire cucks decide who's president indirectly.

Elon Musk warns us that at the current rate of government spending he says on X America is in the fast lane to bankruptcy and he says government overspending is what causes inflation. Wow. Do we want him to be in charge of driving the government? Imagine what you could do if you took an Elon Musk engineering approach to how much government do we really need and how should it be organized for the most efficiency. It would look completely different than what we have. So I don't know how much he could get away with or whether he really will be Trump's helper to figure out how to streamline things but you'd have to take off a massive part of the government spending. Not just the employees. You know it's not really about the employees we're paying. It's about what the employees want us to pay for other stuff.

So here's my take. I think that all government borrowing is theft once you know you can't pay it back. If you know that you're borrowing an amount that you can easily pay back no problem at all that would just be people entering into a transaction they all understood and had mutual benefit. Yay yay mutual benefit. But today every dollar that the government spends comes out of your pocket with inflation. So they just write checks and you pay them and you didn't vote for any of it. All they have to do is not do their job of balancing the budget. Just not do their job and then you get robbed. So basically inflation is a tax. You know they're just doing it by printing money instead of passing a law. Why can my government take my money without a conversation? How's that coming up? I mean I get that Congress passes the budget so I guess there is a conversation in that way but they need to tell us what that is every time they pass a budget that is going to add to the debt. What they should say is this budget will cost each of you $10,000 in lost buying power because your dollars will be worth less. That's what they should say but they don't. They act like it's free. Like it's free. Oh yeah because we'll pay it back. We're not going to pay it back.

Let me say this as clearly as possible. You know that $36 trillion we owe? We're not paying that back. I don't know what will happen. I mean maybe we'll go full Hitler. Didn't Hitler just renounce all the debt Germany had at one point? He just said no we're not paying it back. And that was actually the key that put Germany on like a very rapid economic improvement. It was one of the big keys. Now unfortunately they used their economic improvement to fund their military and it didn't work out. But I would love to know