>mfw I forgot headphones and have to listen tonight after work
>mfw the indian guy never stops talking

why haven't you slit his throat yet

I'm gonna listen tonight

order 30 pairs of headphones already geeze

you always forget

😂

gotta bring a spare from home

better than murder prob

eh

I always have a pair of iPhone ear buds in my book bag

"I have always loved churches. But my friend Varg Vikernes, well, he feels the opposite way."
-Latsbrah

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CfSZ85q7M5Q

"Alright WORLD"

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>tfw out of good coffee

>tfw safeway preground coffee as preworkout

💀

@Eli Mosley

>A House panel on Tuesday approved legislation that would let a government watchdog audit the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy decisions, a move bitterly opposed by the central bank.

>The House Committee on oversight and government reform passed the measure by voice vote after roughly 30 minutes of debate.

>The bill was the brainchild of Ron Paul, the former House Republican and libertarian presidential candidate and sharp critic of the U.S. monetary policy. Versions of the bill have twice passed the House by wide margins but then stalled due to lack of support from Democrats in the Senate and the Obama administration.

>Analysts said the measure has a better chance to become law now that Republicans control both houses of Congress and the White House. Paul’s son, Rand, the Republican senator from Kentucky, has introduced a similar measure in the Senate.

>Democrats in the committee were firmly against the bill. “This bill would open the floodgates to political interference in monetary-policy making,” said Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton, a Democrat from the District of Columbia. Rep. Carolyn Maloney, a Democrat from New York, said the measure would lead to higher interest rates because it would undermine the market’s confidence in the independence of the central bank. Republicans said the measure was needed to rein in the Fed.

>“It is ironic that the arsonists that caused the financial collapse are now being given credit…for putting out the fire. Almost every macroeconomist concedes in retrospect that [the Fed’s] extended period of easy money led to the financial crisis,” said Rep. Thomas Massie, a Republican from Kentucky.

https://archive.is/iANdA

I have very very little faith in that passing

It wont get through the senate

and if it does we are looking at JFK 2.0

there are democrats that want it done

because when you fuck with the fed, the fed fucks back

if all republicans jump on board

they only need 9 democrats

It would reveal our kaufers are empty and that jewish money magic is real

but GUYS

he got TRIPS

trump could actually pass this if he worked hard

this is more likely to pass than the hearing protection act funny enough

@Eli Mosley you think they would kill him?

For sure

goddamnit

best case scenario:

1. he tries to pass

2. they assassinate him

best case scenario by far

the only q is do they think they can get away with the deed and survive the reaction

Reaction to trump being assassinated would be much different than JFK

literally rahowa