Stating The Obvious 0413 – “I’m An Alt-Right Faggot Who Can’t Shut The Fuck Up About The Free Market and Capitalism But I Can’t Get A Job So Please Donate To My Patron Because I Don’t Know How To Create Value For Other People and Without The Government Who Would Build Roads and I Swallowed Donald Trump’s Cum Because Trump Is Different and He’s Going To Make America Great Again.”

Posted on 14 April, 2017 by The Great One, Himself12 April, 2017

I’m sorry. I can’t hear your cyber begging due to Trump’s dick in your mouth.

Buy shit at Amazon.com and give me a percentage at cls.link. But if you don’t I’ll still be able to pay my bills because I have a fucking job.

In addition to screaming “faggot” at alt-right faggots who can’t get a job and have to cyberbeg I also talk about:

Trail running.
Hitting, or more accurately not hitting, on girls.
Age of consent.
Alex Jones.
Michael W. Dean.

“Age of consent for everything should be when you are willing to support yourself.”
— Michael W. Dean

And these gems from the interwebz.

The children of paedophiles are child molesters. Who knew?

The adopted son of Jerry Sandusky — the former Penn State University football coach convicted of child sex abuse — has been arrested and charged with sexually assaulting two children.

WTAJ reported that Jeffrey S. Sandusky, 41, was arraigned Monday in Bellefonte. Authorities launched an investigation in November after two teenage girls — ages 16 and 15 — said Sandusky solicited them for oral sex and nude photographs to be sent to his cellphone, according to a news release by the Pennsylvania State Police.

Sandusky had been dating one girl’s mother and lived in her home for about five years. The explicit messages were discovered by the girl’s father, who notified police, the local CBS affiliate reported.

https://nypost.com/2017/02/13/jerry-sanduskys-son-arrested-for-child-sex-assault/

And on the subject of things all smart people know but “science” has to find out by spending money…

On the other hand, when Trump correctly stated the financial cost of the Iraq War, Democrats were less likely to believe his claim than they were when the same claim was presented in unattributed form.

“It wasn’t just the case that misinformation attributed to Trump was less likely to be rejected by Republicans,” says Adam Berinsky, a professor of political science at MIT and a co-author of the new paper. “The things Trump said that were true, if attributed to Trump, [made]Democrats less likely to believe [them]. … Trump really does polarize people’s views of reality.”

http://www.psypost.org/2017/02/study-shows-information-sources-affect-voters-47910

When you eliminate the State the price of goods and services drops. Who knew? Every anarcho-capitalist knows this. I been telling you fuckers this for years but you don’t listen because you are too busy talking about your faggot Patron account.

Strip away the centralized power that protects and funds cartels, and prices would plummet.

The mainstream narrative is “the problem is low wages.” Actually, the problem is the soaring cost of living. If essentials such as healthcare, housing, higher education and government services were as cheap as they once were, a wage of $10 or $12 an hour would be more than enough to maintain a decent everyday life.

Here are some examples from the real world. In 1952, it cost $30 to have a baby in an excellent hospital. If we adjust that by official inflation as measured by the Bureau of Labor Statistic’s inflation calculator to 2017, the cost would be $275. ($1 in 1952 = $9.16 in 2017).

What does it cost to have a baby delivered in a hospital today? $5,000? $10,000? Who even knows, given the convoluted billing process in today’s sickcare system?

The pharmaceutical cartel jacks up medication costs per dose from $3 tp $600, even when the medication has been around for decades: the Pinworm prescription jumps from $3 to up to $600 a pill Parents, doctors angry over drug price gouging (via John F.)

My father paid 1.8% of his wages for “hospital group insurance” in the early 1950s (for a household of four kids and two adults.) For someone earning $1,000 a week, the equivalent today would be $72 a month out of a monthly gross income of $4,000.

http://www.oftwominds.com/blogmar17/unaffordable3-17.html