That was his exact strategy during his first term and he executed it to great effect. Millions of taxpayer dollars got funneled right back into the Trump family coffers.
Well, at least he eventually did the right thing in the end. A lot of people in the comments are still roasting him for potential being disingenuous, but I'll give credit where it's due - biting people's heads off after they chose to do the right thing after (well deserved) backlash doesn't send the correct message to others that it's worth it to listen to negative feedback rather than dig in their heels deeper.
Realtors never proofread shit. This kind of fuckup happens all the time with houses in the millions listed for like $1,000.
You'd bet that if any of these listings were in any way considered binding that they would quadruple check their accuracy before submitting, but apparently it's okay to be completely wrong about something you are advertising to potential clients and still get to keep your job afterwards.
That's because Trump lies about there being a crime epidemic to send in the military.
Take special notice on how the Trump administration never ever ever provides proof or evidence or data of any of these claims. Just "this blue city is a crime infested hellhole" and then they move straight to rubber stamping the jack boot thugs against the wishes of the local governments.
If these military deployments actually had a measurable effect on crime rates in cities, you know for a fact that Republican snakes would be blasting those stats on every airwave.
Jesus fucking christ, that's incredible. I don't know what any of that software engineering stuff is, but based on your description of events, it just sounds like a waking nightmare.
If it makes you feel better, companies like that where upper management are quick to throw people under the bus for their own fuck ups are usually not long for this world. They'll continue to make bad decisions and the effects will be felt both downstream with low employee morale and retention rates, as well as commercial loss for the company. You are much better off being valued for your work elsewhere.
Sega Dreamcast is not an example of a console that I would describe as "built to last". I had two and both of them died in the same way - the optical lens cracked from heat stress and stopped reading disks. There was never any warning it was about to happen, and no way to prevent it as far as I knew.
As unlucky as I was with the Dreamcast, I made up for it by only ever having to buy one Xbox 360. I still own my original console which was never refurbished and never red ringed on me.
I was thinking the same thing. It could be a pepper ball gun or a rubber ball launcher. Still, those things are dangerous and can still injur, maim, or kill someone on a direct hit. It should be treated just like a lethal weapon, not pointed at people haphazardly.
I have way too many of these and have lost count over time. Porn/porn games, old flash games/animations from Newgrounds, classic memes that only I seem to remember, stuff I saw for sale once upon a time that are sold out and can't be found anywhere anymore, esoteric collectibles, comments I made on videos or posts literal decades ago, old websites long since defunct and so far lost that even wayback machine doesn't have them on record, underground/indie music recordings that I definitely had at one point and then lost when switching hard drives out. The list definitely goes on but those are the ones off the top of my head.
About the only true thing he said is stock market record highs. Unfortunately, most people aren't day traders and actually earn a wage to buy necessities so the ups and downs of the market in the short term are meaningless.
I refuse to believe that anybody who claims they are working 80 hours per week are actually productive or efficient for all 80 of those hours. If anything, I think their employers are the ones getting screwed by paying some guy a shit ton of overtime to do theoretically the exact same amount of work that two people working 40 hours could do just as well, if not better.
Everyone should strive to work as little as possible. This was the promise of the future that our ancestors broke their backs to provide for us, and these fucking corporate drones just can't help but maintain the status quo for internet clout.
Second term has been so much worse than the first in that regard. I was just telling my co worker the other day that it's funny how Trump's first term, and especially his first year, was just him firing tons of people that he appointed, and in his second term he's hardly fired anybody. It really sends the signal just how much Trump has surrounded himself with sycophants, yes-men, and puffers this time around.
I think that's part of the reason why the moron feels emboldened to say and do some truthfully horrifying shit.
That was his exact strategy during his first term and he executed it to great effect. Millions of taxpayer dollars got funneled right back into the Trump family coffers.