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Hahahahaha, yeah, ok. Nice hedge with the “Landside on the issues.” Thanks Sean!

You’re right I don’t. So what’s your point? Because I don’t known the history of this thread, you should be allowed to put words into my mouth? Because that’s exactly what you’ve done.

Im starting a new thread at 12:01 titled “25% tariffs on Mexican and Canadian tariffs”

Except for he didn’t win by a landslide Sean. Donald Trump won the 2024 election with one of the smallest popular-vote margins in U.S. history, but in news deserts – counties lacking a professional source of local news – it was an avalanche.

I never said anything about a ponzi, you just did though. You are attaching all sort of meanings to my posts that aren’t saying what you think they’re saying. You are arguing with yourself. Also, kind of showing your hand about how maybe you really feel about BTC. And no I don’t invest in BRK for increased adoption. I’ve told you many times now, I would prefer LESS people own Berkshire! Something a BTC holder would never say!

Dude, I never said this, once. You are imagining my imagination. I was only trying to point out what I thought was one difference between BTC and BRK. Which I guess you are agreeing with? The only point I was trying to make was that, in my opinion, a Berkshire shareholder who discusses BRK on this board is not the same as Bitcoin holder discussing BTC on this board. You probably don’t agree and that’s fine too!

I’m not sure? Are you agreeing with me or disagreeing with me?

It does make a huge difference to me. But if it’s all the same to you, you are certainly entitled to have your own opinion. I like the PurpleBoot name too! It looks cool when written as Paarslaars.

Hahaha. Not bad! Maybe I should apply

Oh yea, that’s right! Apparently you and James don’t know the difference between outside capital and internal capital. It also helps better explain your current devotion to BTC.

Well Paar, in my opinion your English is great! But your choice of metaphors could use some work. Thanks for the reply.

From what I’ve seen thus far, the ONLY THING that makes BTC go up in price is increased adoption. Getting more people to buy into BTC is central to your thesis. As I Berkshire shareholder I don’t need more people to buy into Berkshire, for my thesis to pan out. In fact, I would prefer LESS PEOPLE to buy Berkshire, which would give Berkshire a better opportunity to buy itself. Can’t say that with BTC can you? See the difference?

What’s the math start to look like when you account for the 1000’s of hours you’ve spent shilling for BTC? Judging from your post frequency, it looking like a full time job.

If you believe this statement is true then I’m afraid you are sadly mistaken. And I can now better understand your devotion to the BTC.

Red never said anything about Buffett never being wrong. Where did you read that Paar? And then you compare him to Ghislaine Maxwell? WTF?

It’s what Bo Burnham sings about in his song Straight White Male, when he says…“We used to have all the money and the land...and we still do but it’s not as fun now”

As an American, who loves Canada, and its people, I wish we could import some of that friendliness from our neighbors up north. We could use a little more of that

Hahahaha good point.

It’s sad that the sportswear company keeps getting lumped in with El Salvador and Venezuela.

Could this be a possibility, or should I put away the aluminum foil? Trump has said that he wants lower interest rates, correct? Maybe he’s aware that tariffs could potentially slow the economy which may force the FED to react by lowering rates? Two birds with one stone. Or one bird and one pajaro?

Wow, dude chill. I never said any of what you write in your quotations. Go easy on yourself.

Wow, thanks Fly. Very insightful. Can you please let me know when 1 BTC > 1 BTC? Then I’m buying! Shouldn’t be long now.

The Leftist Rag WSJ had an article a few weeks back about the effects of the tariffs from Trump’s first term. They showed that capital expenditures started to turn lower about 15 months after the tariffs were first imposed. We then ran into Covid, so it’s tough to know how things would’ve worked out. I guess we’ll see if things turn out different this time (could AI spending keep growing the economy), or will things start to slow? I think tariffs act more like sand in the gears of the economic machine.

Literally no one on this board is saying this. What are you talking about?