u/veridicus

I started Rare-Change.com because I didn't like the options out there for raw/uncertified coins. Ebay is ok but it's not tailored for coins and collectors and there are a lot of fakes.

There’s no such thing as a country on fiat running out of money. They literally print as much as they want (and create in other ways).

Holy shit you are completely misinformed. None of what you are saying is accurate. Get off the internet and find better news sources.

If people attend a rally lead by a racist ranting about race, it's pretty safe to assume they're racists. We're talking about people who went out of their way to attend something.

Put another way, if you attend a rally with a Nazi flag and you don't leave, you might be a Nazi.

Presidents don’t decide economic policy. Each party is much larger than one person.

Not what I said or what I referenced, moron.

I run SocialSentiment.io and I'm literally working on this right now. Comparing specific posters' sentiments against stock price movement within 3 days. The results are very interesting. The feature should be available today or tomorrow.

Disclaimer: To be clear, I'm analyzing correlation between recent social sentiment and short term price movement. I can't say that any tweets affected share prices or that past correlation predicts the future. These are not recommendations or endorsements to trade any securities.

Yeah there’s no discussion to be had. I just report the worst of it and move on.

I wouldn’t say nobody. I’ve come across posts on Twitter calling them animals and then saying “and you know what we do with rabid animals”. These posts get a lot of likes. It’s quite upsetting.

In what world do you think you can assemble a giant group of people from multiple countries and march up to the border of another country and expect to be granted access?

Literally millions of people have migrated this way in the last century. Look at Europe during and since WWII and Cubans fleeing to Florida, for example. This is nothing new.

• PBS
• BBC
• NPR

Source?

Back when the constitution was written the use of military force on foreign territory always meant war. Therefore the word "war" in the constitution most likely means any use of military force, including what we today call "police actions".