I hate the ugly?
Author: ERIC KIM
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The Will to Less?
The will to delete, to deletion?
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The Truth is Terrifying
Shield your eyes, ears, presence!
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Economizing men
Well oiled feet, sandals
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Timeline went flipped twice
Timeline split number one
Totalitarian dystopian nightmare
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Incompetence?
Collusion, news media
Direct interference
Censorship apparatus
Criminal liabilities
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Censorship
Weaponization committee
$100M activist groups, NGO political
Non governmental organization political agenda , funded baby government
GO, governmental officials
Censorship
Violate first amendment rights
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Pay to play
Obfuscate
I’m pro capitalism
You should know, disclose?
“This is a paid adâ€***
Each cycle
Earned media?
50,000 people in MSNBC young followers
Steady slide down, off cliff 4 years
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Kids don’t watch tv anymore!
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1960 TV election
Handsomeness health, positive spirit and energy
The first Internet election?
2028, $0 internet ?
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The truth is terrifying
People who only care for or about money?
Capital > Money
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AI government
Alpha chimpanzee
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Reality, Fake Reality?
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Fine wool
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I’m going to keep buying bitcoin at the top forever
The war on exceptionalism
90% discount from $1M a coin
$1B a day at a million a coin
Appreciate against the dollar forever
Long term capital asset, 4 years, 10 years forever
Think decade!
Don’t time the market
1650, manhattan buy every decade, don’t pay property taxes
BTC- USD
Most valuable thing 100 years on it
Rent?
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40 city blocks of manhattan no buildings no rent associated in it, you can buy and hold it
Buy Alaska
Cyber manhattan
Not going to live there but park their capital there
Center of digital economy
Hold digital property ,
Generate share holder value
Drive the price up
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Market Domination
Low tax, low regulation
Digital commodities. Allow people to innovate in USA
good for innovation
Crypto Assets
Regularity consensus , digital commodity
Cash create and redemption, slow approval of options
Bitcoin strategic reserve
Worlds reserve capital network
Bitcoin > Real estate > Stocks
Buy 20-25% of Bitcoin network, catalyze world reserve asset
Sell their other assets, money flows into the United States
Dump gold, trade is free! $5B
Demonetize gold asset class. Demonetize enemy assets, gold
$100T, control world network
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60% ARR, 4 years , 60% ARR, to 21% ARR .
Extreme of down turn decreases
You can’t look backwards
Motorcycle vs bicycle physics, backwards
ETF, options market, MSTR, global markets
More gentle volatility
80% drawdown 66k to $16k, force liquidate ,,, no type of capital structures like that any more, equity markets
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Bitcoin Over Rappers
Rappers are dead. Rappers as the original blueprint of success and the American dream of husting,,, we bitcoiners we the new rock stars!
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We like things from the abstract, not the actual real actors or individual agents in the real world?
For example, everyone likes to talk about the rich guy, or the rich CEO or the rich owner or the rich investor whatever… Yet, they dismiss me in the flesh?
Or, everyone is always talking about how nice it is to have a super rich husband, yet never talk about me? 
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The significance of $103,000 Bitcoin
I think it signifies that it has crossed the chasm, and that it is like 100% legitimate institutional grade investment.
I think the significance of bitcoin crossing $100,000 bitcoin is significant because there’s this mental barrier and block; once it has crossed it, it’s to &1 million, $10 million, and $100, million from here!
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A house is like a product, a slowly decaying product and thing?
The goal is to lift more, but to simply test your courage more?
Become, becoming even more shameless? 
HYPER BEAST!
Beyond prepared
Ultra insanely prepared?
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Bitcoin is independence money
Bitcoin is “fuck you†money!
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The Economic Prosperity Blueprint
- Fix the money supply: bitcoin
- The ethos and the pention and the bias for investing; microstrategy stock, MSTR, and or bitcoin itself
- Make fun of and laugh at their two bitcoin Porsche 911 GT 3 RS’s, or their unimpressive 4 bitcoin Ferraris?
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BRICS
100% Tariffs, don’t sell into US Economy?
Brazil Russia India China South Africa
The idea that the BRICS Countries are trying to move away from the Dollar while we stand by and watch is OVER. We require a commitment from these Countries that they will neither create a new BRICS Currency, nor back any other Currency to replace the mighty U.S. Dollar or, they will face 100% Tariffs, and should expect to say goodbye to selling into the wonderful U.S. Economy. They can go find another “sucker!†There is no chance that the BRICS will replace the U.S. Dollar in International Trade, and any Country that tries should wave goodbye to America.
BRICS
BRICS is an acronym for an economic and political alliance of five major emerging economies: Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa. These countries aim to foster cooperation and dialogue across various fields, including trade, investment, finance, sustainable development, and geopolitical strategies.
Key Highlights of BRICS:
1. Formation and Evolution:
• The term “BRIC†was first coined in 2001 by economist Jim O’Neill to describe the growing importance of these economies.
• The formal grouping was established in 2009, with the first summit held in Russia.
• South Africa joined in 2010, changing the name to BRICS.
2. Economic Influence:
• BRICS countries collectively account for about 40% of the world’s population and 25% of global GDP.
• They play a crucial role in global trade, natural resources, and emerging market growth.
3. New Development Bank (NDB):
• Established in 2014 to finance infrastructure and sustainable development projects in BRICS and other emerging economies.
• Headquartered in Shanghai, China.
4. Strategic Goals:
• Reforming global governance institutions like the UN, IMF, and World Bank to better represent developing nations.
• Enhancing South-South cooperation.
• Promoting a multipolar world order, reducing reliance on Western-dominated systems.
5. Recent Developments:
• Discussions on expanding the BRICS membership to include other emerging economies.
• Promoting trade in local currencies to reduce dependence on the US dollar.
Challenges:
• Diverse Interests: The member states have differing political systems, economic models, and regional goals.
• Geopolitical Tensions: Rivalries like India-China disputes and international concerns about Russia complicate collaboration.
BRICS remains a significant platform for fostering alternative global power structures and collaboration among developing economies.
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BRICS is an acronym representing an association of five major emerging national economies: Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa. Initially coined as “BRIC†in 2001 by Goldman Sachs economist Jim O’Neill, the group expanded to include South Africa in 2010, thus becoming BRICS.
Formation and Objectives
• First Summit: The inaugural BRIC summit was held in Yekaterinburg, Russia, in 2009. The group aimed to enhance cooperation and discuss issues of mutual interest among emerging economies.
• Primary Goals:
• Economic Collaboration: Promote trade and investment among member countries.
• Financial Reform: Advocate for changes in global financial institutions to reflect the growing influence of emerging markets.
• Development Initiatives: Address common challenges like poverty reduction, sustainable development, and infrastructure development.
Key Initiatives
• New Development Bank (NDB): Established in 2014 and headquartered in Shanghai, China, the NDB finances infrastructure and sustainable development projects in BRICS and other emerging economies.
• Contingent Reserve Arrangement (CRA): Also launched in 2014, the CRA provides financial support to members facing short-term balance of payments pressures.
• BRICS Payment System: To reduce reliance on the Western financial system, BRICS countries have considered developing their own payment mechanisms.
Significance
• Global Influence: BRICS nations collectively account for about 42% of the world’s population, 23% of global GDP, and around 30% of the world’s land area.
• Economic Growth: These countries have been some of the fastest-growing major economies, contributing significantly to global economic growth.
• Multilateral Cooperation: BRICS serves as a platform for dialogue and cooperation on international issues such as climate change, terrorism, and trade.
Recent Developments (As of October 2023)
• Expansion Talks: Discussions have intensified about expanding BRICS membership. Countries like Argentina, Saudi Arabia, and Iran have shown interest in joining the group.
• Currency Initiatives: BRICS nations have explored the idea of trading in local currencies and even creating a common currency to reduce dependency on the U.S. dollar.
• Annual Summits: The most recent BRICS summit focused on enhancing cooperation in technology, healthcare, and sustainable development, while also addressing global geopolitical tensions.
• Digital Innovation: Initiatives have been launched to collaborate on digital technologies, including 5G networks and cybersecurity measures.
Challenges
• Diverse Interests: The member countries have different economic models and sometimes conflicting geopolitical interests, which can hinder unified decision-making.
• Global Economic Slowdown: Economic challenges, such as lower commodity prices and trade disputes, have impacted the growth trajectories of some BRICS nations.
• External Pressures: Sanctions on Russia and trade tensions involving China affect the group’s dynamics and external relations.
Future Outlook
BRICS continues to evolve as a significant entity in global affairs. The group’s focus on financial cooperation, sustainable development, and reforming international institutions positions it as a counterbalance to traditional Western-led economic structures. The potential expansion and new initiatives in technology and finance could enhance its influence in the coming years.
References:
• BRICS official communications and summit declarations.
• Reports from international financial institutions on emerging economies.
• News articles and analyses up to October 2023.
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BEST DAY OF MY LIFE!
Now that Bitcoin has broken well above the $103k mark,,, it is definitely going to $100m!
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MSTR is the best company of all time (the new greatest company of all time, the first GOAT company?)
BTC Yield of 63.3%— net benefit or 119,800 bitcoins to share holders (around 120,000 or 120k bitcoins)— most profitable, fastest growing company on Bitcoin standard
Treasury operations — $12.3 billion for the year so far!
Year to date, $MSTR treasury operations delivered a BTC Yield of 63.3%, a net benefit of ~119,800 BTC to our shareholders. At $103K per BTC, that equates to $12.3 billion for the year so far, making us the most profitable, fastest growing company on the #Bitcoin Standard. @saylor
God bless Michael Saylor, Donald Trump & Elon Musk!
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Trump Trump trump!
@realDonaldTrump:
CONGRATULATIONS BITCOINERS!!! $100,000!!! YOU’RE WELCOME!!! Together, we will Make America Great Again!

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Politically exposed person
Heating up!
The Blueprint for Prosperity
The flow of power
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Debanked personally
Prosecuted charged
Threaten with charge
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SEC trying to kill crypto startup investor
Subpoena
Wells notice ,,, you might be charged in the future
The eye of Sauron
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ESG, ?
Dictate.
No accountability at all.!
The raw application of power
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Crypto in his job title,,,
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“Screenâ€
“Politically exposed person�
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Good morning!!
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The Blueprint for Prosperity
Simple, put yourself your family and your squad on the bitcoin standard! The bitcoin protocol —
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@nayibbukele — true philosopher, economist king?
Governor of El Salvador?
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Putin on Bitcoin
“Who can ban Bitcoin? Nobody? And who can prohibit the use of other electronic means of payment? Nobody. Because these are new technologies. And no matter what happens to the dollar, these tools will develop one way or another, because everyone will strive to reduce costs and increase reliability.†– Putin
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Did Russia and Putin buy Bitcoin for Russia?
Who can ban Bitcoin? Nobody? And who can prohibit the use of other electronic means of payment? Nobody. Because these are new technologies. And no matter what happens to the dollar, these tools will develop one way or another, because everyone will strive to reduce costs and increase reliability. – Vladimir Putin. Dec 4, 2024 VTB Investment Forum
Reuters—
Russian President Vladimir Putin attends a plenary session of the VTB Investment Forum ‘Russia Calling’ in Moscow, Russia December 4, 2024
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It’s going viral!!!
Semler Scientific® Announces Updated BTC and ATM Activity; Purchased Additional 303 BTC; Now Holds 1,873 BTC; BTC Yield of 78.7%DownloadSemler Scientific has acquired 303 BTC for ~$29.3 million at ~$96,779 per #bitcoin and has generated BTC Yield of 54.7% QTD and 78.7% since adopting our BTC treasury strategy in May. As of 12/4/2024, we held 1,873 $BTC acquired for ~$147.1 million at ~$78,553 per bitcoin. $SMLR – @semlereric
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We did it!!!
Fucking best party of all time!!!
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Economic Prosperity for All
How to Prosper
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Multiply Your Wealth
The magic and genius of Bitcoin and the open markets:
Fidelity— turning $320,000 into $842,000 with MSTR, MICROSTRATEGY in just 3 months??
Bitcoin, also.,, a total of at least 2x gains ($850,000 invested, $900,000 yield increase to total of around $1,900,000!!!)
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Bitcoin Tactics
How to make money with bitcoin?
But then again bitcoin is money AND capital?
Insanely innovative thing about bitcoin is that is both capital and money 
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Human action is the real driver of events
Marginal productivity, margins —
Market reality driven by human action
Optimize our well being
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Represent America
Not pleasant
You cannot fake courage or bravery
I want to get up!
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The fist in the air
“Weâ€
Rudely interrupted humor
Distorted views of reality?
Incompetent
A country is about borders?
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Great competitors
Female vs Male opinion
How to gain more power?
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A house ?
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A plot of land?
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Disinformation
.These people don’t look friendly
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Non productive people
100%
Inflation was caused by oil
Respect and fear?
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Not intimidated by
Sick people
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Apple of his eye
Security , tough.
Global security
Tough smart vicious
Iran, oil.
I meant it.
No money for hamas
We were respected
No way. Way.
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My red button works!
Respond to strength not weakness ***
People respect strength?
Enemies, enemies on the inside
Don’t give them the credit
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Ocean front property
Goods & services
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Government Efficiency
How to live efficiency
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Efficient
Your product
Government over spending
Spending ?
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5.7B for two planes
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1.6B lower price
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You’re the greater cutter
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Cut cut cut!
Strength courage smarts
Real loser
50-60% cut
How do they survive?
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Saving working
Get the prices down
Regulations
Radical cuts
Put in 1, get rid of 12
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Don’t Be a Trader
Be an investor!
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Debt?
You don’t owe no debt to nobody?
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The Declaration of (Metaphorical) Independence
The Declaration of (Metaphorical) Independence
We hold these truths to be self-evident: that all individuals are born unique, destined to carve their own paths.
Yet, society binds us with invisible chains—expectations, norms, and fears that shackle our true selves.
Enough.
It’s time to break free.
It’s time to declare our metaphorical independence.
No longer will we be slaves to others’ opinions.
No longer will we let fear dictate our choices.
We choose to live boldly.
To create unapologetically.
To embrace failure as a stepping stone.
Remember: You are the master of your fate.
The captain of your soul.
Question everything.
Challenge the status quo.
Live life on your own terms.
Today, we renounce the tyranny of doubt and the oppression of conformity.
We claim our right to think, to feel, to be.
So go forth.
Create your own destiny.
This is your declaration.
Own it.
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The Declaration of (Metaphorical) Independence
By Eric Kim
When in the course of human creativity, it becomes necessary for one to emancipate oneself from the shackles of societal norms, mainstream expectations, and the tyranny of the mediocre mind, a declaration must be made. A declaration not of mere rebellion but of profound self-ownership and infinite audacity.
We hold these truths to be self-evident:
• That all individuals are endowed with the potential for greatness, should they choose to pursue it.
• That creativity is the supreme currency of the human spirit, far outweighing wealth, status, or approval.
• That the pursuit of one’s own path, no matter how unconventional or misunderstood, is not only a right but an imperative.
We, therefore, solemnly declare that we shall no longer:
• Seek external validation: The opinions of others are fleeting and fickle. Our worth is intrinsic, not something to be handed out like cheap confetti.
• Consume mindlessly: Whether it’s social media junk, fast fashion, or hollow entertainment, we reject being passive consumers in a world desperate for creators.
• Fear failure: Failure is but feedback, a stepping stone to mastery. To fail is to have lived.
Instead, we pledge to:
• Create relentlessly: To write, photograph, draw, build—without hesitation, without apology, without perfection as the enemy of progress.
• Trust our instincts: The gut is the compass of the soul. If it feels right, we follow; if it feels wrong, we pivot.
• Defy conventions: Conventions are prisons built by those afraid of change. We are the ones who break the locks, not the ones who guard them.
This declaration is not just for today. It is for every day, every moment, every breath where doubt creeps in and mediocrity beckons. We remind ourselves that true independence is not found in external freedom but in the internal fire that no one else can extinguish.
And for this, we pledge our lives, our minds, and our courage.
We are creators.
We are free.
We are unstoppable.
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Jan 20, 2025
Hmmm,,, wait until this date,,
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$13.5 billion raised, wow acquiring another 149,880 bitcoins, or 3250 BTC per day,,, $9.4 billion for the month, or $312 million per day? Insanely awesome!
In November, $MSTR raised $13.5 billion and acquired 149,880 BTC for ~$90,231 with a BTC Yield of 38.7%, providing a net benefit of 97,500 BTC to our shareholders, or 3250 BTC per day. At ~$96K per BTC, that would equate to ~$9.4 billion for the month, or $312 million per day. – Saylor
Saylor Saylor!

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RADICAL INNOVATION.
- Bitcoin
- Cybertruck
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One Saving Grace
All one person needs — or just one experience or life, if it culminates into just one sublimely wonderful event and thing, it was all worth it?
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Negative People?
People who may seem to be open-minded and liberal, but in fact, very close minded and negative?
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People Who Do Harm Unto You?
Substances or people or people who are trying to get you to do yourself that does harm unto you?
First do no harm unto others, and also… Ensure that nobody does harm unto you?
Then I guess what that means to always be friendly courteous and kind and cheerful, but also leave other people alone? And give them an option? Never force anything upon them? And also… Don’t let other people force their opinion or forcing you to do stuff eat stuff or when to to eat when you don’t want to?
For example nobody could force you to break your fast before you want to, even though it may be more “efficient� Similarly speaking, nobody could ever force you against your will to consume something you don’t want to, or drink something that you don’t want to?
ETHICS by KIM

What to become:
- My New Modern Virtues
- ALL STANDARD ETHICS & MORALITY IS BAD.
- Why American Ethics are Bad
- BECOME A BULLY
- Different Rules for Men and Women
- Never Share What You *Really* Think
- “Happiness†is for Women, Not for Men
- “Rules†& “Regulationsâ€
- Stubborn Geniuses
- Avoid Misery
- What We Hate
- HOW I DEAL WITH RACISM
- How to Become a Great Man
- BETTER TO FOLLOW YOUR GUT AND BE WRONG THAN DISOBEY YOUR GUT AND BE RIGHT
- “I CAN’T BE FUCKED.â€
- Carte Blanche Ethics
- Toxic People
- Why Are We So Into Other People
- Just focus on yourself and your own life
- Perfect morals and ethics is following your own gut
WHY ETIQUETTE? - NO BLAME, JUST CAUSE AND EFFECT.
- Ignorance Takes Courage
- TREAT OTHERS CARTE BLANCHE
- Don’t give people what they want or what you *think* they want, give them what you think they *should* have.
- Anti Small
- Disdain or Admiration?
- Beware Those With Good Intentions
- STUBBORN x FLEXIBLE
- ETHICS ARE VIA NEGATIVA
- OBEDIENCE & DISCIPLINE
- The Motive of Criticism
- Ethics are Social
- Anti Role Models
- What is Greed?
- On Having the Courage to Make Your Own Decisions
- How *NOT* to Get Duped or Suckered
- Why Help Others?
- The Duty of the Strong
- Why I’m So Intolerant Towards Intolerance
- The Ethics of Criticizing Others
- Consult Your Own Conscience
- The Ethics of Shit Talking
- The Ethics of Personal Enrichment
- I’m Easily Distracted
- On Forming Your Own Opinion
- ERIC KIM Philosophy of Tolerance
- Tolerance
- Aesthetics are Ethics
- Morality and Ethics
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COLORS OF THE FUTURE?
Bright orange?
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Electric cars are a good idea
the moment where Seneca and I are taking a nap in the car, and then the internal combustion engine turns on again, waking up center up from his nap.
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Property Taxes Are a Chain
By Eric Kim
Imagine achieving the quintessential milestone of homeownership—a symbol of success, stability, and personal freedom. Yet, lurking beneath this celebrated achievement is an invisible shackle: property taxes. These annual obligations are not just fees; they are chains that bind homeowners, limiting their financial freedom and undermining the very essence of owning a home.
From the moment you purchase your property, property taxes become an inescapable part of your financial landscape. Unlike a mortgage, which, once paid off, signifies complete ownership, property taxes are perpetual. They ensure that your relationship with your home is never truly free. Each year, a portion of your hard-earned money flows back to the government, irrespective of your financial situation or the actual services rendered in return. This ongoing drain can hinder your ability to invest in your property, save for retirement, or pursue other financial goals.
The metaphorical chains of property taxes are particularly restrictive for certain groups. Seniors on fixed incomes find themselves in a precarious position—maintaining their homes becomes a constant struggle against rising tax burdens. Similarly, young families striving to build equity may find their progress stymied by increasing assessments that outpace their earnings. The rigidity of property tax systems often fails to account for personal circumstances, creating a one-size-fits-all approach that disproportionately affects those least able to bear the burden.
Moreover, property taxes can stifle community growth and diversity. As taxes escalate, homeowners in desirable neighborhoods face the threat of being priced out, leading to homogenized communities lacking in socioeconomic diversity. Long-term residents may be forced to relocate, disrupting community bonds and eroding the unique character of neighborhoods. This cycle of displacement not only affects individuals but also undermines the social fabric that makes communities vibrant and resilient.
The argument that property taxes fund essential services like schools, infrastructure, and emergency services holds water only to a certain extent. However, the efficiency and allocation of these funds are often questionable. Local governments, burdened by their own inefficiencies, frequently rely on property taxes to plug budget gaps, leading to a continuous increase in tax rates. This reliance creates a vicious cycle where taxpayers are perpetually indebted, with little transparency or accountability regarding how their money is spent.
Furthermore, the assessment process for property taxes is fraught with inconsistencies and lacks fairness. Market fluctuations, zoning changes, and arbitrary reassessments can lead to significant tax hikes that homeowners have no control over. This unpredictability adds another layer of uncertainty, making it difficult for individuals to plan their finances effectively. The lack of stability undermines the sense of security that homeownership is supposed to provide.
Breaking free from the chains of property taxes requires a fundamental shift in how we finance public services. Alternative funding mechanisms, such as consumption-based taxes or value-added taxes, could distribute the financial responsibility more equitably across society. Additionally, implementing caps on property tax increases or providing exemptions for vulnerable populations can alleviate the undue burden on homeowners.
In essence, property taxes are more than just a financial obligation; they are a mechanism of control that limits personal freedom and economic mobility. To truly honor the spirit of homeownership, we must reevaluate and reform the property tax system. Only then can we ensure that owning a home remains a beacon of freedom and stability, rather than a gilded cage.
Eric Kim
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Property Taxes Are a Chain
By Eric Kim
Property taxes are the invisible chains shackling every homeowner to the state, a financial burden that ensures you never truly own what you think is yours. While society glorifies homeownership as the pinnacle of freedom and security, property taxes quietly undermine that ideal, transforming what should be a personal milestone into a lifelong liability.
Let’s break it down. You purchase a home, thinking you’ve achieved independence. You work hard to pay off your mortgage, believing that once the bank is out of the picture, the house will be yours—free and clear. But then the property tax bill comes, year after year, no matter how much you’ve already paid to acquire your home. It’s a stark realization: you’re never really free. Property taxes are the modern version of a medieval chain, ensuring that even in ownership, you remain tethered to the government.
These taxes are marketed as necessary contributions to the common good—funding schools, infrastructure, and public services. But why should the value of your home dictate how much you pay for these shared benefits? A system that ties taxes to property values disproportionately punishes those who happen to live in areas with rising real estate prices. The government doesn’t ask whether you wanted your neighborhood to gentrify or whether you can afford the sudden spike in assessments. It simply demands more money, tightening the chain with every new bill.
The truth is, property taxes aren’t just a financial obligation—they’re a mechanism of control. They ensure that even after you’ve bought your home, you’re never truly independent. Miss a payment, and the government has the legal authority to take your home, no matter how much of your life you’ve poured into it. This isn’t ownership; it’s servitude disguised as civic duty.
What makes this chain even more insidious is how arbitrary it can feel. Local governments determine tax rates and property valuations, often with little transparency. A booming real estate market can inflate your home’s assessed value overnight, and suddenly you’re paying hundreds or thousands more in taxes—without your consent or control. Worse, these funds are often funneled into bloated municipal budgets or mismanaged projects, leaving homeowners to wonder why they’re footing the bill for inefficiencies they had no hand in creating.
Property taxes don’t just shackle individuals—they destabilize entire communities. Long-time residents, particularly seniors on fixed incomes, are frequently priced out of their own neighborhoods. These people aren’t fleeing by choice—they’re being forced out by a system that punishes stability and rewards speculation. What’s more, renters aren’t immune either. As landlords pass property tax hikes onto tenants, the chains tighten around everyone, fueling an affordability crisis that affects entire cities.
If we’re serious about the idea of ownership, we need to rethink this system. Property taxes should not be a perpetual debt tied to your home. Alternative funding models exist—whether through consumption taxes, equitable income taxes, or even user fees that distribute the burden more fairly. At the very least, we need reforms that protect homeowners from the relentless squeeze of rising tax rates, ensuring that no one loses their home simply because the market moved against them.
The narrative of homeownership is one of freedom: a place to call your own, a sanctuary from the uncertainties of the world. But as long as property taxes persist in their current form, that narrative is a lie. These taxes are a chain, binding you to a system that profits off your labor and security. It’s time to break free. Only then can we truly reclaim the promise of homeownership as a symbol of independence, not subjugation.
Eric Kim
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Be Patient
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