r/TrumpCriticizesTrump • u/Shark_With_Lasers • 3d ago
The Stock Market(s) are literally crashing. There was no reason for this, all self inflicted! (June 13, 2022)
https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/10846986078760796876
u/stronkbender 3d ago
Oh, how I loathe the way Trump capitalizes. It just oozes "I think I'm smart."
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u/MauPow 3d ago
It's a boomer/old person tell...
Like when they end every sentence with an ellipses...
It makes them seem sad...
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u/stronkbender 3d ago
Not in my experience. I worked for a 30-year-old lawyer who told me to add more capital because it made the writing "look more formal."
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u/modestlyawesome1000 2d ago
Capital as in capital letters. You weren’t using capital letters before?
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u/stronkbender 2d ago
I wasn't using them to capitalize arbitrary words, no. I wasn't using them to make writing look formal, or smart, or important. I use them for names—proper nouns—and in a few other narrow instances that haven't changed in a century.
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u/Prometheus682 21h ago
Funny you mention this. I've been learning German and they capitalize all nouns and I find myself doing it in English.
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u/modestlyawesome1000 1d ago
You always should want the next generation to have more r than you had…but idk about this one, maybe they should be poor?
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u/stronkbender 1d ago
I don't know that wanting the next generation to have more ignorance fits the pattern, but okay.
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u/QuirkyWish3081 3d ago
Don’t worry it will all turn out okay. Watch Requiem for a Dream for inspiration.
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u/LumpyShitstring 3d ago edited 1d ago
I recently put on dark blue nail polish and a black ring so I guess I’m right on track.
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u/LonePaladin 3d ago
No, I want my lifelong crush on Jennifer Connelly to remain pure.
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u/QuirkyWish3081 2d ago
I love Jennifer Connolly. I love Ellen Burstyn too. Great actresses. I watch it for them and their performances in that movie. Soundtrack is great too.
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u/AmaizekiK 3d ago
Make America poor again...
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u/MashedPotatoesDick 3d ago
He uses "literally" like a middle school girl.
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u/BitOBear 2d ago
Entire housing crash was self-inflicted as well.
Every dollar of fall represents someone trying to buy in hopes it'll go up but it's all an illusion.
The value in the stock market is not cash. We scored his cash but it is pure reputation.
And a lot of that fake value that's falling out of the stock market right now is exactly the same thing that led to the 1929 crash they were companies that did nothing but exist to hold stock and other companies creating the illusion of value.
But when the workers stop working and the producer's stuff producing that illusion of value falls very quickly. And we have sent the workers away from work and that's ended a lot of production. And then promised if it means of production it will need tomorrow will be here at a reasonable price anymore
So every greedy ass is trying to collect his cash to his chest and hopes that it will still be worth something half of the crash..
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u/Level_Worry_6418 1d ago
He did this so that he could buy everything cheap along with maybe three other billionaires. He's stealing from everyone! You give a thief control of the bank and he's going to steal everyone's money! That is the reason for the crash.
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u/Poggystyle 3h ago
The irony on this one is extra creamy. The covid crash was not self inflicted and studies have proved that the Biden administration actually curbed what it could have been.
We all know exactly what is causing this one.
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u/DissidentUnknown 5m ago
It’s all part of the plan guys, relax. The markets were going to crash anyway - remember the $300 trillion of worldwide debt? All forgotten now with a convenient scapegoat. Smile.
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u/notsure500 3d ago
Just out of curiosity, how big was that crash that day?
Edit: The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJI) tumbled 2.7% or 880 points to close at
31,392.79.
That is small compared to today