Coded Artist @coded_artist@gameliberty.club
- High Skill
- Coding, Godot
- Low Skill
- Drawing, Memes
- Best
- To destroy your enemies, to have them driven before you, and to hear the lamnations of their women.
- Worst
- Python
I draw, code, and make memes sometimes.
Joined Mar 2019
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Computer: rewrite obsession so the cute Latina rapes me with her feet all day. Give her ten hot sisters too. Make them fifteen feet tall with proportionately large feminine feet with pink doughy soles. End the movie with me dying in a foot choking gangbang. ACTIVATE!
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“I just shitmaxxed my pants after trying to fartmog someone”
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@w0rm @Death @ForbiddenDreamer @f0x @graf @vii I didn't. Humans aren't allowed on that island.
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The EU wants to get to a point of peace with Russia because they know that America is not going to continue to bankroll this war, and they can't afford it.
Unfortunately for them, Russia has them bent over a barrel, so their demands are gonna be rich.
The US is tapped out, so no help to come from that hemisphere.
The only hope for the EU is that China will come in with some kind of a bailout program because they don't want to see Russia conquer Europe and then be able to form a Eurasian hegemony that will then proceed to roll China...
But bailout without restructuring is just extending the bad practices, and Europe needs to cut spending. Unfortunately "stop spending money you don't have" is never a vote-winner, so herein lies a challenge.
But in that regard, Europe has a really surprising opportunity because the EU and ECB are kind of autocratic, so if China will underwrite the Euro, they can be given partial control over monetary policy, so that the failures will be the bad banks rather than the entire currency.
But the problem that remains is the individual countries. The French and Italians don't understand financial markets, they understand that you vote for presidents who do or don't give you nice stuff. The reality is more like "Vote for whoever you want, but if they are not financially sound, you get flogged by the bond market".
It's like the scene in Indiana Jones: Voters decide which cup to drink from, and the bond market says whether they chose wisely, or not.
RT: https://merovingian.club/users/vexo/statuses/117140832217206212
Unfortunately for them, Russia has them bent over a barrel, so their demands are gonna be rich.
The US is tapped out, so no help to come from that hemisphere.
The only hope for the EU is that China will come in with some kind of a bailout program because they don't want to see Russia conquer Europe and then be able to form a Eurasian hegemony that will then proceed to roll China...
But bailout without restructuring is just extending the bad practices, and Europe needs to cut spending. Unfortunately "stop spending money you don't have" is never a vote-winner, so herein lies a challenge.
But in that regard, Europe has a really surprising opportunity because the EU and ECB are kind of autocratic, so if China will underwrite the Euro, they can be given partial control over monetary policy, so that the failures will be the bad banks rather than the entire currency.
But the problem that remains is the individual countries. The French and Italians don't understand financial markets, they understand that you vote for presidents who do or don't give you nice stuff. The reality is more like "Vote for whoever you want, but if they are not financially sound, you get flogged by the bond market".
It's like the scene in Indiana Jones: Voters decide which cup to drink from, and the bond market says whether they chose wisely, or not.
RT: https://merovingian.club/users/vexo/statuses/117140832217206212
- High Skill
- Coding, Godot
- Low Skill
- Drawing, Memes
- Best
- To destroy your enemies, to have them driven before you, and to hear the lamnations of their women.
- Worst
- Python
I draw, code, and make memes sometimes.
Joined Mar 2019
