https://jasonparent.bandcamp.com/album/period-1
Wednesday, January 27, 2016
perfectly capitalized.
incoherent? check.
controversial? check.
guns? check.
hypocritically criticizes other rappers? check.
gets the girl in the end (it's all about the ego)? check.
disaster capitalism. executed exquisitely.
incoherent? check.
controversial? check.
guns? check.
hypocritically criticizes other rappers? check.
gets the girl in the end (it's all about the ego)? check.
disaster capitalism. executed exquisitely.
at
17:42
Location:
Windsor, ON, Canada
who cares?
i mean, there's a lot of reasons to avoid alcohol.
1) it makes you retarded.
2) health issues.
3) did i mention that it makes you retarded?
but, whether it's a "sin" or not shouldn't be in the list.
well...unless you're already retarded, i guess.
maybe that's it - maybe this religion thing would make more sense to me if i were to drink myself into a retarded stupor for a few years first.
explains the success of aa, anyways.
i mean, there's a lot of reasons to avoid alcohol.
1) it makes you retarded.
2) health issues.
3) did i mention that it makes you retarded?
but, whether it's a "sin" or not shouldn't be in the list.
well...unless you're already retarded, i guess.
maybe that's it - maybe this religion thing would make more sense to me if i were to drink myself into a retarded stupor for a few years first.
explains the success of aa, anyways.
at
17:31
Location:
Windsor, ON, Canada
whenever anything financial goes viral, you can be certain it will be misunderstood. on finance, the left is just as clueless as the right, too.
what this company seems to be doing is actually trying to privatize the loan process, so that your debt is traded on an open market between individuals. this isn't big government centralization. rather, it's a decentralization of the process - and, if followed through logically, threatens to return us to the days of private slave trading.
your student loan debt will be converted into a bond that can be traded on the market. it stands to reason that the person that owns your debt owns your labour, too. so, what happens if they want to cash the bond in?
what this company seems to be doing is actually trying to privatize the loan process, so that your debt is traded on an open market between individuals. this isn't big government centralization. rather, it's a decentralization of the process - and, if followed through logically, threatens to return us to the days of private slave trading.
your student loan debt will be converted into a bond that can be traded on the market. it stands to reason that the person that owns your debt owns your labour, too. so, what happens if they want to cash the bond in?
at
17:15
Location:
Windsor, ON, Canada
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