Post AzY6a3GgVqoLSrosyW by lucybeahere@mstdn.social
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(DIR) Post #AzXvcrPXxEsI406MSG by futurebird@sauropods.win
2025-10-24T21:12:00Z
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@dyckron what the heck
(DIR) Post #AzXvobvzK3ODXQsY5o by futurebird@sauropods.win
2025-10-24T21:14:10Z
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@dyckron We need to know who it was so they will not be paid back because if they are paid back this is an unauthorized loan to the government. This is not a zero interest bond.
(DIR) Post #AzXwdMIRDue5o5ZtrM by liferstate@mas.to
2025-10-24T21:23:19Z
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@futurebird @dyckron We need to know who it was so we know who is actually in charge of the military now. They will expect a return on investment, and it won't be in dollars.
(DIR) Post #AzY5i7sJAVxa7BhiM4 by futurebird@sauropods.win
2025-10-24T23:05:02Z
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@dyckron I find this much more alarming than the white house being torn down!1. We need to know who did this. 2. If it can't be undone, they must NOT be paid back, as that would make it a loan eg. a ROUGE BONDS in our government. I don't care if it is zero percent. 3. The troops should be paid twice if they can't reverse it. Eg. when the government starts (if? ugh) pay them again, this doesn't count. Sue for it. Get it twice.
(DIR) Post #AzY5lOi32DN7C9St2u by futurebird@sauropods.win
2025-10-24T23:05:38Z
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@dyckron There isn't enough fuss in the world to make the size of a fuss that needs to be made over this.
(DIR) Post #AzY5wDXysP11lEup0q by jnl@hcommons.social
2025-10-24T23:07:33Z
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@futurebird if this doesn't sum up this entire year idk what would
(DIR) Post #AzY62lbv8rPB91shWK by futurebird@sauropods.win
2025-10-24T23:08:47Z
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@dyckron If they people don't pay the troops they are not the troops of the people anymore.
(DIR) Post #AzY6a3GgVqoLSrosyW by lucybeahere@mstdn.social
2025-10-24T23:14:44Z
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@futurebird @dyckron I agree with your concern, but a well made point is that $130 million would cover 2% of troops’ paychecks. Or as another person put it, $45 per member. So it’s just more of the usual BS.https://mastodon.social/@charlotteclymer/115431414810708358
(DIR) Post #AzY6jFDtQxGJ9GthlA by futurebird@sauropods.win
2025-10-24T23:16:26Z
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@Mungencakes @dyckron He never pays for anything unless you take him to court.
(DIR) Post #AzY6ok4SAbKMGk6TtA by futurebird@sauropods.win
2025-10-24T23:17:27Z
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@lucybeahere @dyckron OK that is a good point I forget how big the government and military are. But I still say NO NO NO no rouge bonds, and this doesn't even count.
(DIR) Post #AzYLGkx9sj72TKwZhw by alexlubertozzi@mastodon.social
2025-10-25T01:59:18Z
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@futurebird @dyckron Yeah, leaders having personal armies didn’t work out very well for the Roman republic.
(DIR) Post #AzZFpY1JYLBrvi3QHo by Phosphenes@mastodon.social
2025-10-25T12:33:06Z
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@futurebird @lucybeahere @dyckron Or we could seize $4 trillion from the oligarchs and call it 'taxes' and pay the troops that way.
(DIR) Post #AzZcCPtE9668Mja6Wu by 12thRITS@mstdn.social
2025-10-25T16:43:44Z
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@futurebird @dyckron Right. They're working for Timothy Mellon now...for at least 15 minutes or so, until his money runs out.
(DIR) Post #AzZvL3IXPPwe2AFehE by futurebird@sauropods.win
2025-10-25T20:18:14Z
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@Mungencakes @dyckron Bill Clinton vibes. Still liked bugs though can't hide that.