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Yeah it’s here http://Newsmax.com
Wrong link, here http://nextdoor.com You need to log in and you can read embarrassing problematic screeds
What does nextdoor have to do with this? Are you just posting random urls?
Utah tech executive resigns after anti-semitic email rant
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Re: Utah tech executive resigns after anti-semitic email rant
#112No conspiracy, but I think we are seeing the results when the professional class gets to rule. And I think its turning out bad. Imagine if you were forced to follow the advice of you Doctor, Lawyer, and your Teacher every hour of the day. They all might mean well for you. But its turning out that its gets pretty bureaucratic and despotic very fast. But on the other hand, if a super villain wanted to rid the world of…
I dunno. If I wanted to kill a bunch of people would it be easier to…
1. Wait for a pandemic, simultaneously develop multiple bogus vaccines at competing pharmaceutical companies, fake clinical trials at multiple in multiple countries, pass fake data through multiple regulatory agencies, and keep all of it secret.
2. Run some Facebook ads telling people not to protect themselves during a deadly pandemic?
Re: Utah tech executive resigns after anti-semitic email rant
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> This wasn't just normal politics - This was deep conspiracy theory nonsense. It's 2022 - Qanon-level nonsense is very much "normal politics" at present, however much we wish it weren't.
Vitriol against Jews has been around since the Middle Ages at the very least and pops up in almost every culture I can think of. The Nazi leadership were obsessed by it, just to name one obvious example. I'm generally very optimistic about humanity, but this is really our heart of darkness.
btw, "Heart of Darkness" is a great book. Did you read it?
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Is that where he is currently living? Puerto Rico is proper American territory and they're all American citizens there, so I definitely wouldn't call it another country (source: I'm Puerto Rican.)
Per the article that’s where he established residency, in order to avoid paying taxes.
Unsurprising. Crypto millionaires retire there too. It's a tax haven thanks to not being a state -- plenty of loopholes you can leverage.
Re: Utah tech executive resigns after anti-semitic email rant
#115No conspiracy, but I think we are seeing the results when the professional class gets to rule. And I think its turning out bad. Imagine if you were forced to follow the advice of you Doctor, Lawyer, and your Teacher every hour of the day. They all might mean well for you. But its turning out that its gets pretty bureaucratic and despotic very fast. But on the other hand, if a super villain wanted to rid the world of…
I dunno. If I wanted to kill a bunch of people would it be easier to… 1. Wait for a pandemic, simultaneously develop multiple bogus vaccines at competing pharmaceutical companies, fake clinical trials at multiple in multiple countries, pass fake data through multiple regulatory agencies, and keep all of it secret. 2. Run some Facebook ads telling people not to protect themselves during a deadly pandemic?
In Ontario, the vaccinated are getting infected at a higher rate than unvaccinated. Which seems a very strange effect for a vaccine to have.
On the conspiracy side, you can't really rule out a coordinated effort at this point. This video goes into how spreading confusion and fear, to create a state of public mass psychosis is a tactic employed by authoritarians in the past.
Re: Utah tech executive resigns after anti-semitic email rant
#116This man is seriously unwell. This wasn't just normal politics - This was deep conspiracy theory nonsense. The fact that he thought others would appreciate the message is further proof that he is in the midst of a serious crisis. He has completely lost touch with reality. Unfortunately, being a wealthy ex-CEO and ex-pat living in another country, away from his former social circles, has likely removed all social supp…
>This wasn't just normal politics - This was deep conspiracy theory nonsense. A woman who believes Jewish space lasers create widlfires was elected to the House of Representatives on behalf of a movement that believes the Democratic Party is a secret cult of Satanic pedophiles. A movement following a President who, among other things[0], believed Barack Obama was a secret Kenyan Muslim Marxist extremist who founded A…
>that believes the Democratic Party is a secret cult of Satanic pedophiles
With Jeffery Epsteins deep connections, I wouldn't think it strange if both parties are full of pedophiles.
Re: Utah tech executive resigns after anti-semitic email rant
#117Having just read it, this sounds like a mental health issue to me. It's well outside the bounds of opinion, even a ridiculous or hateful opinion. I worry that people are running to mock this guy because they want to portray these views as the kind of things their opponents actually think, while in reality there is clearly something wrong with him and he may need some compassion. This is not a fringe opinion, there is…
You do realize that a non-trivial amount of politicians have publicly made similar claims about the Jews? It's not like this is some isolated incident.
According to the article he believed that Jews have managed to take over the Catholic church. We are well past standard conspiracy theories here.
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Per the article that’s where he established residency, in order to avoid paying taxes.
Unsurprising. Crypto millionaires retire there too. It's a tax haven thanks to not being a state -- plenty of loopholes you can leverage.
I thought there was an exit tax when you move there
Re: Utah tech executive resigns after anti-semitic email rant
#119Having just read it, this sounds like a mental health issue to me. It's well outside the bounds of opinion, even a ridiculous or hateful opinion. I worry that people are running to mock this guy because they want to portray these views as the kind of things their opponents actually think, while in reality there is clearly something wrong with him and he may need some compassion. This is not a fringe opinion, there is…
Might also be a drug problem, stimulants can make you say/do/think weird things.
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Re: Utah tech executive resigns after anti-semitic email rant
#120This is not a mental health issue. It's a result of misinformation and conspiracy theories being spread most likely on social media and people believing them. So many people just blindly trusting information being spread without properly fact checking or checking their sources. This is what's going on. It starts with bias towards a specific group, then they start searching for any evidence that can support their bias…
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