45 endorses other dumbasses during pandemic

[JoeThree]

So many pseudo-intellectuals insulting a self-made Billionaire/President with such poor grammar and spelling. Gotta love it. Get woke harder, losers.

still can't come up with an answer to my question, can you?

Sorry, what was your question again?

What evidence do you have to support the theory that 45 is both self-made and a billionaire?

You're a literal idiot and I'm not debating known facts with a bad-faith debater. This is why I just insult most of you; you debate like children and don't deserve respect.

Hey, come on now. Everyone deserves respect - unless they're like, I don't know, a corpse-banger, or something. But no one here is like that. Have I butted heads with others here? Sure. But I also think everyone here is entitled to their own opinion, and I respect every single one of you. Just some random positive vibes for the day.

I hear what you're saying, I do, and I actually respect your efforts to send some positive vibes through the internet... it's often a very negative place. But, and this is my opinion, respect is earned, and people who hide behind semantics in an effort to virtue signal online aren't deserving of respect, especially not those who are insincere actors.

[BridgeConsoleMasher]

I hear what you're saying, I do, and I actually respect your efforts to send some positive vibes through the internet... it's often a very negative place. But, and this is my opinion, respect is earned, and people who hide behind semantics in an effort to virtue signal online aren't deserving of respect, especially not those who are insincere actors.

Aside from semantic, he was given a million dollars. That's something completely out of the question for a lot of people. Investment skill/prevalence aside, the moniquer of self-made is reasonably challenged.

[Captain Crimson]

I hear what you're saying, I do, and I actually respect your efforts to send some positive vibes through the internet... it's often a very negative place. But, and this is my opinion, respect is earned, and people who hide behind semantics in an effort to virtue signal online aren't deserving of respect, especially not those who are insincere actors.

Aside from semantic, he was given a million dollars. That's something completely out of the question for a lot of people. Investment skill/prevalence aside, the moniquer of self-made is reasonably challenged.

I'd agree with that.

[BridgeConsoleMasher]

Dini was apparently only involved in the television shows.

He also wrote for the Arkham Series as well, of which Timm was not a part of.

[TGLS]

Dini was apparently only involved in the television shows.

He also wrote for the Arkham Series as well, of which Timm was not a part of.

Wrong thread?

[BridgeConsoleMasher]

Dini was apparently only involved in the television shows.

He also wrote for the Arkham Series as well, of which Timm was not a part of.

Wrong thread?

Thanks lol I was about to go looking for it.

[ProfessorDetective]

I hear what you're saying, I do, and I actually respect your efforts to send some positive vibes through the internet... it's often a very negative place. But, and this is my opinion, respect is earned, and people who hide behind semantics in an effort to virtue signal online aren't deserving of respect, especially not those who are insincere actors.

Aside from semantic, he was given a million dollars. That's something completely out of the question for a lot of people. Investment skill/prevalence aside, the moniquer of self-made is reasonably challenged.

I'd agree with that.

Indeed. Which I could just get a mill. Could budget that out and live comfy 'til the end.

[Captain Crimson]

I hear what you're saying, I do, and I actually respect your efforts to send some positive vibes through the internet... it's often a very negative place. But, and this is my opinion, respect is earned, and people who hide behind semantics in an effort to virtue signal online aren't deserving of respect, especially not those who are insincere actors.

Aside from semantic, he was given a million dollars. That's something completely out of the question for a lot of people. Investment skill/prevalence aside, the moniquer of self-made is reasonably challenged.

I'd agree with that.

Indeed. Which I could just get a mill. Could budget that out and live comfy 'til the end.

We all have fantasies on what we'd do. I'd invest, I'd provide for my family, and give to charity - though charitable works I like directly, so there's no chance they could abuse it or something. Not for a charitable deduction. We need more love and kindness in the world, and those with access to greater resources are not doing that ATM.

[TGLS]

A cool million? Buy a house, buy my parent's house, furnish new house, give what's left to Chuck. Keep working. A million doesn't go as far as it used to. Then again Trump apparently got 60 million dollars which still goes pretty far today.

[BridgeConsoleMasher]

Trump was 18 in like 1965. You should probably add another 0 and a half.

edit: It was about 8.20x, so like $8.2 million of today's money