Comment by dzonga
Comment by dzonga 15 hours ago
you don't make improvements to a house, adorn it with gold all over, make 200m improvements if you have the intention of leaving.
behaviour says more than words
Comment by dzonga 15 hours ago
you don't make improvements to a house, adorn it with gold all over, make 200m improvements if you have the intention of leaving.
behaviour says more than words
>he (and his kind) lives for short term gratification and will move on to another house and decorate that with gold.
Exactly. It's a social norm among that class of society
When a Koch, or a Scwab, or the CEO of some mega-corp buys a property on Martha's Vineyard, or the Hamptons, or Vail or overlooking Tahoe or whatever, with intent to actually spend even the scantest amount of time there themselves they engage in absurd unnecessary renovations. That's just how they do things. There is an occasional exception for those in that group who have "found meaning" in some other avenue for lighting money on fire.
Edit: You can thank me later for implicitly telling you where the best construction dumpsters are.
Every president remodels and redecorates the White House, often to a much greater degree. The consternation over it is an intentional distraction.
Everyone is talking about it.
https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/photos-trumps-drooping-face-9-11-p...
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/us-news/trump-sparks-health-fe...
https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/international/glob...
> Biden got taken down by the the "crippling senile dementia" meme because it's only a problem when it's Democrats
Democrats felt both Biden and Trump were far too old and senile to be in charge. And they were right.
The problem is that Republicans only felt it was Biden.
Remember when having a "consensual" blowjob from an intern was almost enough to get a president fired? Remember when presidents resigned when the public found out they were involved in organising a break-in?
That world has long gone, social media saw to that.
> Everyone is talking about it.
And they are talking about it very strongly.
> without any basis
This is his second, ostensibly last, term, meaning he will have an uphill battle at best to convince the public that he should get another term for some bullshit reason. His last term ended with him obviously trying to prevent the next guy from taking over. He obviously wants to be in power. It's disingenuous to say there is no basis. Whether it's likely is another matter but this is intellectually dishonest.
i think the person you are talking about doesn't treat houses like most people, i mean he (and his kind) lives for short term gratification and will move on to another house and decorate that with gold.