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IjeBos:Dems keep Republican FBI directors because of their own democratic values and semi obedience to the law, and that is why some vote Blue and would not vote Blue if Blues start behaving like those deplorable maga republicans. You don't go lower because they go lower. You go higher when they go lower, and trust We The People. |
benalvino3:Did Ibime tell you he is buda's carrier? |
benalvino3:I don't see police against cat calls as the wrong side of everything because such police are more likely to be against rapists, which I hope is your wrong side too. |
Shouldn't you show us some evidence? 11 more characters needed |
benalvino3: Ibime:I'm glad the police and women don't see it your way. |
I wonder what you'd make of Surrey Police. A female police officer who volunteered to run in plain clothes to catch catcallers has said their behaviour "makes me feel really sort of icky". |
feedthenation:And the bets are Powell will lower interests rates. In another inflation shocker – services again! – the Producer Price Index Final Demand for Services exploded by 1.08% in July from June (+13.8% annualized!), the worst since March 2022 when inflation was peaking (blue in the chart). It was broad based: Prices for services less trade, transportation, and warehousing spiked by 0.69% (8.6% annualized), while prices for transportation and warehousing services spiked by 1.01% (12.8% annualized). |
benalvino3:Has buda ever wanted you arrested for whatever you write here on Nairaland or is buda just jealous of musk, in your opinion? |
Watabot?
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benalvino3:I'm glad you've adjusted from your exaggerated "r pist", to "sesually assaulted". Its progress. Now do same on the fact the judge never said "you are the victim", and stop with the gaslight. benalvino3:More like your 'maths is racist' understanding, which is expected, sadly. UK is a democracy, and a compassionate democracy at that, but I know it's hard for some to understand we don't shoot groppers, or rǎpists here. |
benalvino3:As a paid member of the Labour Party that is now in government because the majority of us and I voted for them, I am very serious. If we woke liberals don't like the maga deporting illegals and changing the environment and helping genociders and tariffs and starving Gaza that the majority voted for, you must tell us to go and drink our tears until the next election please. |
This is for your consideration. https://www.threads.com/@sisterolukun/post/DNQsIQvq2ry?xmt=AQF0l827v6-FZ9Jxp6qcef4NnpazQU08IcWIoc42XOSlAw Yes. You. |
If you don't like government policy, write your MP or vote someone who hears you. Protests don't dictate policy. UK is a democracy. |
benalvino3:Write to your MP if you'd like them to shoot him, and vote one who listens to you if your MP don't. UK is a democracy. Protests don't change policy. |
benalvino3:This your thinking is how many Nigerians unreason then claim they are unemployed. You need most of those skills to flip burgers. The job after all includes customer service, hence interpersonal skills, and cleaning sick off the toilet seat, which does require you solve a problem. |
basilico:So, you mean you can make crap up in your head and lie? Thankfully, courts are not gullible like you, and would require evidence and proof before they accept what you lie about. Incidentally, Wolf Richter has been leaning maga recently. He loves tariffs and even seems to be deleting antimaga posts sometimes, but the data does not lie nor can he say he is too blind to see it. Time will tell. |
Core services accelerated to 4.5% annualized in July from June (+0.36% not annualized), the worst in six months, and the second month in a row of sharp increases, and it wasn’t housing costs that did it (blue in the chart). The three-month core services CPI accelerated to 3.2%, also the second month in a row of acceleration (red). https://wolfstreet.com/2025/08/12/feds-nightmare-cpi-inflation-in-core-services-worst-in-6-months-pushing-core-cpi-to-worst-in-6-months-some-goods-prices-fell-others-rose/
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benalvino3:I do agree, Except they might not have the necessary skills. Go on. What skills must a chinese iphone assembler have? And don't just read the first page that comes up, dig the links too then tell me if you think magas qualify en masse as they might in China and as I hope we would too. Chinese iPhone assemblers need a combination of technical, practical, and interpersonal skills. Key skills include strong attention to detail, manual dexterity, problem-solving, and the ability to read blueprints. They also need to be proficient in quality control, basic math, and maintaining equipment. Furthermore, teamwork, communication, and the ability to stay focused are crucial for efficient assembly line work. |
benalvino3:They do outsource burger flipping, just gone are the days to humans. McDonald's has autotills these days. You press buttons for your order and put your money in a hole then collect your big mac. Skills involved in assembly of iphones include turning up on time, attention to detail, dedication and diligence and so on. Pretty much the same as burger flipping to be honest, just as bit more technical |
benalvino3:Factories close because of better lower skilled workers elsewhere too, then production is outsourced elsewhere. My only angst is that "elsewhere" is not Nigeria yet. Americans are not stupid. Least not all of them, which is why some care about the green agenda. It includes not polluting your drinking water with your waste. https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2023/aug/17/pfas-us-drinking-water-contaminated-forever-chemicals-epa |
benalvino3:Isn't that the way of the world. Tokunbo boku for Naija, is that not we actually going to the so called "democracies" to import their rubbish for ourselves? Those smart democracies. Cleaning their environment at the expense of economies that are emerging. Those "emerging economies" should perhaps stop accepting money to have democracy's waste dumped on them is what I think. Or is that not the self responsible thing to do instead of asking those who clean their own environment to dirty theirs? Yes. Higher cost of energy for living in a democracy is the price as I should know. It's just a pity the emerging economies have not learnt yet to get a bigger slice of the pie. And with basilicos sort in it, I don't expect that to change soon.
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benalvino3:Not only twice. Super powered your General God buda ordered more Nigerians to not "neutrally stood at the corner and watch things played out". Trust me. I am very sad the same powers did not work for Obi or against dump for that matter. I must try harder next time. benalvino3:You are not the first to say and it always brings a smile to my face, because you think it's insulting or a bad thing, when I accept the compliment thank you, and that's apart from the fact your opinion of me and most things matters not an iota in the scheme of things to me. benalvino3:Stupidity must be destroyed ben. |
benalvino3:I might have caught you at use your brain moment. Know I shall stop obliging when you stop using it, but first. You know I am responsibly antigun and not stupid, so how could anything I do or say involve the use of guns? Explain how and what you mean by, "when all you are doing is outsourcing greenhouse gas". I accept your "you" is general. |
PDPGuy:Not only unemployment. Employers are complaining they can't find workers too, and the unemployed can't pick crops nor do they have H-1B skills to make chips. Dump did promise to fight illegal immigration. He just didn't understand his fight would negatively impact legal immigration too. |
benalvino3:You don't understand we are willing to pay more to save the planet because you think everyone is selfishly centred like you. |
LordReed:It's holy indeed my Lord. I got on a plane and came to the NHS where wonderful doctors performed miracles on me while my cousin died in Nigeria. That put a nail in any desire I might feel to moan or be sorry for myself. I'm often angry at myself though for not knowing better despite ma trying hard to convince me it was village people. I should have known better. |
He might have to fire it or teach it to lie. budaatum:7 more characters needed |
cococandy:Same thing happened when Nigerians voted for Buhari. My attitude then was, if the majority want him who am I to say no. My disappointment however was his 2.0 was far too watered down for my liking. I would have loved benalvino3 who wasn't alive during his 1.0, to experience 200 year prison sentences for corrupt officials, but Buhari went democratic on me, sadly. |
bayelsaowei:You wouldn't believe basilico's job is solar panel installation. They must not be painted green, so he probably doesn't think its to do with energy. |
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