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CiIantro 10/03/18 2:46:32 AM #1:	Self-made my ass. The Times said Trump received the equivalent of US$413 million in todays dollars from his fathers real estate activities - having earned US$200,000 a year in todays dollars by age three. By age eight, he was already a millionaire. https://www.scmp.com/news/world/united-states-canada/article/2166726/donald-trump-helped-parents-hide-money-tax-returns <cite>CiIantro posted [p:909870107] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote>Self-made my ass. The Times said Trump received the equivalent of US$413 million in todays dollars from his fathers real estate activities - having earned US$200,000 a year in todays dollars by age three. By age eight, he was already a millionaire. https://www.scmp.com/news/world/united-states-canada/article/2166726/donald-trump-helped-parents-hide-money-tax-returns</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
WhyGiveUp 10/03/18 2:48:42 AM #2:	No one except idiots ever thought he was self made --- Be Wonderful <cite>WhyGiveUp posted [p:909870151] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote>No one except idiots ever thought he was self made</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Rick-C137 10/03/18 3:11:51 AM #3:	sounds like a pretty smart toddler and he's a self made billionaire --- Rickest Rick bro <cite>Rick-C137 posted [p:909870692] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote>sounds like a pretty smart toddler and he's a self made billionaire</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
WhyGiveUp 10/03/18 3:16:02 AM #4:	Rick-C137 posted... sounds like a pretty smart toddler and he's a self made billionaire Rick would never allow himself to become brainwashed by the Trump cult, you must be a Jerry in disguise --- Be Wonderful <cite>WhyGiveUp posted [p:909870801] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote><cite>Rick-C137 posted...</cite> <quote>sounds like a pretty smart toddler and he's a self made billionaire</quote> Rick would never allow himself to become brainwashed by the Trump cult, you must be a Jerry in disguise</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Rick-C137 10/03/18 3:18:28 AM #5:	if you think i'd be a liberal you must be severely mistaken --- Rickest Rick bro <cite>Rick-C137 posted [p:909870863] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote>if you think i'd be a liberal you must be severely mistaken</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
WhyGiveUp 10/03/18 3:20:16 AM #6:	Shut up, Jerry --- Be Wonderful <cite>WhyGiveUp posted [p:909870901] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote>Shut up, Jerry</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ColZach 10/03/18 3:23:52 AM #7:	WhyGiveUp posted... No one except idiots ever thought he was self made <cite>ColZach posted [p:909870967] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote><cite>WhyGiveUp posted...</cite> <quote>No one except idiots ever thought he was self made</quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BruceWayneJr 10/03/18 3:40:18 AM #8:	Rick-C137 posted... sounds like a pretty smart toddler DURRRR --- He might be the president, but it's not his country. <cite>BruceWayneJr posted [p:909871327] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote><cite>Rick-C137 posted...</cite> <quote>sounds like a pretty smart toddler</quote> DURRRR</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
YellowSUV 10/03/18 3:41:30 AM #9:	Rest of America especially the minority folk, are you even trying? Sad!!!!!! --- We all live in a Yellow SUV! a Yellow SUV! <cite>YellowSUV posted [p:909871351] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote>Rest of America especially the minority folk, are you even trying? Sad!!!!!!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
0AbsoluteZero0 10/03/18 3:59:05 AM #10:	WhyGiveUp posted... Rick-C137 posted... sounds like a pretty smart toddler and he's a self made billionaire Rick would never allow himself to become brainwashed by the Trump cult, you must be a Jerry in disguise Not even Jerry is stupid enough to be a Trump supporter. This guy is sub-Jerry. --- -The Admirable <cite>0AbsoluteZero0 posted [p:909871663] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote><cite>WhyGiveUp posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Rick-C137 posted...</cite> <quote>sounds like a pretty smart toddler and he's a self made billionaire</quote> Rick would never allow himself to become brainwashed by the Trump cult, you must be a Jerry in disguise</quote> Not even Jerry is stupid enough to be a Trump supporter. This guy is sub-Jerry.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
cmiller4642 10/03/18 4:11:26 AM #11:	His family is complete human excrement. Big surprise <cite>cmiller4642 posted [p:909871880] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote>His family is complete human excrement. Big surprise</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
008Zulu 10/03/18 4:52:56 AM #12:	This is probably why he is afraid to release his tax returns. --- Time is a funny thing. There is always too much of it, except when you need it the most. Then there is never enough. <cite>008Zulu posted [p:909872557] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote>This is probably why he is afraid to release his tax returns.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DrizztLink 10/03/18 4:57:23 AM #13:	008Zulu posted... This is probably why he is afraid to release his tax returns. It's probably got some "he's nowhere near as rich as he claims and that's literally all he has going for him" dancing around in there. --- http://guidesmedia.ign.com/guides/9846/images/slowpoke.gif https://imgur.com/6ezFwG1 <cite>DrizztLink posted [p:909872630] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote><cite>008Zulu posted...</cite> <quote>This is probably why he is afraid to release his tax returns.</quote> It's probably got some "he's nowhere near as rich as he claims and that's literally all he has going for him" dancing around in there.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Alphamon 10/03/18 5:01:54 AM #14:	lol he probably went from a few hundred million to like 1.5 billion. as in, hes not even a great businessman. or even an above average one. <cite>Alphamon posted [p:909872705] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote>lol he probably went from a few hundred million to like 1.5 billion. as in, hes not even a great businessman. or even an above average one.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CiIantro 10/03/18 11:48:25 AM #15:	Alphamon posted... lol he probably went from a few hundred million to like 1.5 billion. as in, hes not even a great businessman. or even an above average one. He actually would have made more if he parked all his money in the stock market and did nothing. Most of his businesses lost money. <cite>CiIantro posted [p:909885039] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote><cite>Alphamon posted...</cite> <quote>lol he probably went from a few hundred million to like 1.5 billion. as in, hes not even a great businessman. or even an above average one.</quote> He actually would have made more if he parked all his money in the stock market and did nothing. Most of his businesses lost money.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Caution999 10/03/18 11:50:49 AM #16:	Only on CE does it make sense that 70% of huge lottery ticket winners go bankrupt in a few years, but when Trump turns his millions into billions, well that's just "but but his father!!" There's gotta be some skill involved to do what he did, like it or not. If you disagree, then you're disagreeing that 70% of huge lottery winners often end up bankrupt after a few years. If any idiot can stay rich, then why aren't more people staying rich when they hit the lottery? --- The best posts, believe me. <cite>Caution999 posted [p:909885163] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote>Only on CE does it make sense that 70% of huge lottery ticket winners go bankrupt in a few years, but when Trump turns his millions into billions, well that's just "but but his father!!" There's gotta be some skill involved to do what he did, like it or not. If you disagree, then you're disagreeing that 70% of huge lottery winners often end up bankrupt after a few years. If any idiot can stay rich, then why aren't more people staying rich when they hit the lottery?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Questionmarktarius 10/03/18 11:51:42 AM #17:	I find it incredibly unlikely that Fred Trump was giving his kids a $3800 weekly allowance, especially so to a three-year-old. <cite>Questionmarktarius posted [p:909885200] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote>I find it incredibly unlikely that Fred Trump was giving his kids a $3800 weekly allowance, especially so to a three-year-old.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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WhyGiveUp 10/03/18 11:55:09 AM #19:	Caution999 posted... Only on CE does it make sense that 70% of huge lottery ticket winners go bankrupt in a few years, but when Trump turns his millions into billions, well that's just "but but his father!!" There's gotta be some skill involved to do what he did, like it or not. If you disagree, then you're disagreeing that 70% of huge lottery winners often end up bankrupt after a few years. If any idiot can stay rich, then why aren't more people staying rich when they hit the lottery? Because Trump was not only given money, he had safety nets for his safety nets along with all the connections of Daddy. The man somehow ran multiple casinos into the ground. That's an absolutely shit businessman at work. --- Be Wonderful <cite>WhyGiveUp posted [p:909885366] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote><cite>Caution999 posted...</cite> <quote>Only on CE does it make sense that 70% of huge lottery ticket winners go bankrupt in a few years, but when Trump turns his millions into billions, well that's just "but but his father!!" There's gotta be some skill involved to do what he did, like it or not. If you disagree, then you're disagreeing that 70% of huge lottery winners often end up bankrupt after a few years. If any idiot can stay rich, then why aren't more people staying rich when they hit the lottery?</quote> Because Trump was not only given money, he had safety nets for his safety nets along with all the connections of Daddy. The man somehow ran multiple casinos into the ground. That's an absolutely shit businessman at work.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
josifrees 10/03/18 11:56:51 AM #20:	I wonder how he received this stuff from his father without paying taxes on it --- Quit Crying <cite>josifrees posted [p:909885457] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote>I wonder how he received this stuff from his father without paying taxes on it</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Heineken14 10/03/18 11:57:37 AM #21:	Caution999 posted... Only on CE does it make sense that 70% of huge lottery ticket winners go bankrupt in a few years, but when Trump turns his millions into billions, well that's just "but but his father!!" There's gotta be some skill involved to do what he did, like it or not. If you disagree, then you're disagreeing that 70% of huge lottery winners often end up bankrupt after a few years. If any idiot can stay rich, then why aren't more people staying rich when they hit the lottery? So you don't think there is a difference between being born into millions, going to school to learn how to handle those millions, and always having millions versus some random person who is suddenly given millions? --- Rage is a hell of an anesthetic. <cite>Heineken14 posted [p:909885492] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote><cite>Caution999 posted...</cite> <quote>Only on CE does it make sense that 70% of huge lottery ticket winners go bankrupt in a few years, but when Trump turns his millions into billions, well that's just "but but his father!!" There's gotta be some skill involved to do what he did, like it or not. If you disagree, then you're disagreeing that 70% of huge lottery winners often end up bankrupt after a few years. If any idiot can stay rich, then why aren't more people staying rich when they hit the lottery?</quote> So you don't think there is a difference between being born into millions, going to school to learn how to handle those millions, and always having millions versus some random person who is suddenly given millions?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SK8T3R215 10/03/18 11:58:58 AM #22:	josifrees posted... I wonder how he received this stuff from his father without paying taxes on it He paid taxes, just they were much lower than the statutory rates due to tax avoidance maneuvers. --- New York Knicks, New York Jets, New York Yankees. <cite>SK8T3R215 posted [p:909885544] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote><cite>josifrees posted...</cite> <quote>I wonder how he received this stuff from his father without paying taxes on it</quote> He paid taxes, just they were much lower than the statutory rates due to tax avoidance maneuvers.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Caution999 10/03/18 11:59:06 AM #23:	But according to you guys, "any idiot" could've done what Trump did. --- The best posts, believe me. <cite>Caution999 posted [p:909885551] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote>But according to you guys, "any idiot" could've done what Trump did.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Antifar 10/03/18 11:59:47 AM #24:	Caution999 posted... But according to you guys, "any idiot" could've done what Trump did. A guy who thinks WWE plotlines are real did. --- kin to all that throbs <cite>Antifar posted [p:909885575] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote><cite>Caution999 posted...</cite> <quote>But according to you guys, "any idiot" could've done what Trump did.</quote> A guy who thinks WWE plotlines are real did.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
WhyGiveUp 10/03/18 11:59:58 AM #25:	Caution999 posted... But according to you guys, "any idiot" could've done what Trump did. Any idiot in Trump's place, with his family's safety nets and connections, yes. --- Be Wonderful <cite>WhyGiveUp posted [p:909885588] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote><cite>Caution999 posted...</cite> <quote>But according to you guys, "any idiot" could've done what Trump did.</quote> Any idiot in Trump's place, with his family's safety nets and connections, yes.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Squall28 10/03/18 12:01:19 PM #26:	Caution999 posted... But according to you guys, "any idiot" could've done what Trump did. Well Trump did it --- If you're going through hell, keep going. -Winston Churchill <cite>Squall28 posted [p:909885639] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote><cite>Caution999 posted...</cite> <quote>But according to you guys, "any idiot" could've done what Trump did.</quote> Well Trump did it</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Questionmarktarius 10/03/18 12:01:35 PM #27:	WhyGiveUp posted... Caution999 posted... But according to you guys, "any idiot" could've done what Trump did. Any idiot in Trump's place, with his family's safety nets and connections, yes. So, uh, Paris Hilton 2020? <cite>Questionmarktarius posted [p:909885656] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote><cite>WhyGiveUp posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Caution999 posted...</cite> <quote>But according to you guys, "any idiot" could've done what Trump did.</quote> Any idiot in Trump's place, with his family's safety nets and connections, yes.</quote> So, uh, Paris Hilton 2020?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CiIantro 10/04/18 12:34:51 AM #28:	Caution999 posted... Only on CE does it make sense that 70% of huge lottery ticket winners go bankrupt in a few years, but when Trump turns his millions into billions, well that's just "but but his father!!" There's gotta be some skill involved to do what he did, like it or not. If you disagree, then you're disagreeing that 70% of huge lottery winners often end up bankrupt after a few years. If any idiot can stay rich, then why aren't more people staying rich when they hit the lottery? Being a trust fund baby is a very different environment than winning the lottery. Those kids are groomed to be able to manage money from a young age. Lottery winners are generally idiots who can't do basic math. Judging Trump against his peers, he has performed terribly. He could have just parked all his money in a stock market index fund and done nothing, and he would have made more. <cite>CiIantro posted [p:909925275] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote><cite>Caution999 posted...</cite> <quote>Only on CE does it make sense that 70% of huge lottery ticket winners go bankrupt in a few years, but when Trump turns his millions into billions, well that's just "but but his father!!" There's gotta be some skill involved to do what he did, like it or not. If you disagree, then you're disagreeing that 70% of huge lottery winners often end up bankrupt after a few years. If any idiot can stay rich, then why aren't more people staying rich when they hit the lottery?</quote> Being a trust fund baby is a very different environment than winning the lottery. Those kids are groomed to be able to manage money from a young age. Lottery winners are generally idiots who can't do basic math. Judging Trump against his peers, he has performed terribly. He could have just parked all his money in a stock market index fund and done nothing, and he would have made more.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
JacquesArc 10/04/18 12:42:01 AM #30:	Caution999 posted... Only on CE does it make sense that 70% of huge lottery ticket winners go bankrupt in a few years, but when Trump turns his millions into billions, well that's just "but but his father!!" There's gotta be some skill involved to do what he did, like it or not. If you disagree, then you're disagreeing that 70% of huge lottery winners often end up bankrupt after a few years. If any idiot can stay rich, then why aren't more people staying rich when they hit the lottery? Trump doesn't have billions of anything. ALso, he literally lost more than he started with. --- MHGenU & MHW IGN: Jacques Arc "and now I know how Joan of Arc felt.." <cite>JacquesArc posted [p:909925571] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote><cite>Caution999 posted...</cite> <quote>Only on CE does it make sense that 70% of huge lottery ticket winners go bankrupt in a few years, but when Trump turns his millions into billions, well that's just "but but his father!!" There's gotta be some skill involved to do what he did, like it or not. If you disagree, then you're disagreeing that 70% of huge lottery winners often end up bankrupt after a few years. If any idiot can stay rich, then why aren't more people staying rich when they hit the lottery?</quote> Trump doesn't have billions of anything. ALso, he literally lost more than he started with.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
JacquesArc 10/04/18 12:43:26 AM #31:	CiIantro posted... Caution999 posted... Only on CE does it make sense that 70% of huge lottery ticket winners go bankrupt in a few years, but when Trump turns his millions into billions, well that's just "but but his father!!" There's gotta be some skill involved to do what he did, like it or not. If you disagree, then you're disagreeing that 70% of huge lottery winners often end up bankrupt after a few years. If any idiot can stay rich, then why aren't more people staying rich when they hit the lottery? Being a trust fund baby is a very different environment than winning the lottery. Those kids are groomed to be able to manage money from a young age. Lottery winners are generally idiots who can't do basic math. Judging Trump against his peers, he has performed terribly. He could have just parked all his money in a stock market index fund and done nothing, and he would have made more. Don't explain anything to Caution, it is a waste of your time. He literally pulls the "Ha, i was just pretending to be stupid!" gambit when he is often proven wrong. --- MHGenU & MHW IGN: Jacques Arc "and now I know how Joan of Arc felt.." <cite>JacquesArc posted [p:909925622] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote><cite>CiIantro posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Caution999 posted...</cite> <quote>Only on CE does it make sense that 70% of huge lottery ticket winners go bankrupt in a few years, but when Trump turns his millions into billions, well that's just "but but his father!!" There's gotta be some skill involved to do what he did, like it or not. If you disagree, then you're disagreeing that 70% of huge lottery winners often end up bankrupt after a few years. If any idiot can stay rich, then why aren't more people staying rich when they hit the lottery?</quote> Being a trust fund baby is a very different environment than winning the lottery. Those kids are groomed to be able to manage money from a young age. Lottery winners are generally idiots who can't do basic math. Judging Trump against his peers, he has performed terribly. He could have just parked all his money in a stock market index fund and done nothing, and he would have made more.</quote> Don't explain anything to Caution, it is a waste of your time. He literally pulls the "Ha, i was just pretending to be stupid!" gambit when he is often proven wrong.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DezDroppedFreak 10/04/18 12:45:02 AM #32:	Caution999 posted... Only on CE does it make sense that 70% of huge lottery ticket winners go bankrupt in a few years, but when Trump turns his millions into billions, well that's just "but but his father!!" There's gotta be some skill involved to do what he did, like it or not. If you disagree, then you're disagreeing that 70% of huge lottery winners often end up bankrupt after a few years. If any idiot can stay rich, then why aren't more people staying rich when they hit the lottery? Why do you continue to make moronic posts --- https://imgtc.com/i/6wZBSPr.png -Turbam https://imgtc.com/i/XrKGPKv.jpg <cite>DezDroppedFreak posted [p:909925673] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote><cite>Caution999 posted...</cite> <quote>Only on CE does it make sense that 70% of huge lottery ticket winners go bankrupt in a few years, but when Trump turns his millions into billions, well that's just "but but his father!!" There's gotta be some skill involved to do what he did, like it or not. If you disagree, then you're disagreeing that 70% of huge lottery winners often end up bankrupt after a few years. If any idiot can stay rich, then why aren't more people staying rich when they hit the lottery?</quote> Why do you continue to make moronic posts</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Houston 10/04/18 12:48:01 AM #33:	CiIantro posted... Caution999 posted... Only on CE does it make sense that 70% of huge lottery ticket winners go bankrupt in a few years, but when Trump turns his millions into billions, well that's just "but but his father!!" There's gotta be some skill involved to do what he did, like it or not. If you disagree, then you're disagreeing that 70% of huge lottery winners often end up bankrupt after a few years. If any idiot can stay rich, then why aren't more people staying rich when they hit the lottery? Being a trust fund baby is a very different environment than winning the lottery. Those kids are groomed to be able to manage money from a young age. Lottery winners are generally idiots who can't do basic math. Judging Trump against his peers, he has performed terribly. He could have just parked all his money in a stock market index fund and done nothing, and he would have made more. Who are his peers, exactly? Because there's a whole bunch of 71 year olds who are broke as fuck. And a whole bunch more who don't have a net worth of a few billion dollars. --- Time keeps on slippin', slippin', slippin' <cite>Houston posted [p:909925766] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote><cite>CiIantro posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Caution999 posted...</cite> <quote>Only on CE does it make sense that 70% of huge lottery ticket winners go bankrupt in a few years, but when Trump turns his millions into billions, well that's just "but but his father!!" There's gotta be some skill involved to do what he did, like it or not. If you disagree, then you're disagreeing that 70% of huge lottery winners often end up bankrupt after a few years. If any idiot can stay rich, then why aren't more people staying rich when they hit the lottery?</quote> Being a trust fund baby is a very different environment than winning the lottery. Those kids are groomed to be able to manage money from a young age. Lottery winners are generally idiots who can't do basic math. Judging Trump against his peers, he has performed terribly. He could have just parked all his money in a stock market index fund and done nothing, and he would have made more.</quote> Who are his peers, exactly? Because there's a whole bunch of 71 year olds who are broke as fuck. And a whole bunch more who don't have a net worth of a few billion dollars.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
JacquesArc 10/04/18 12:50:04 AM #34:	Houston posted... CiIantro posted... Caution999 posted... Only on CE does it make sense that 70% of huge lottery ticket winners go bankrupt in a few years, but when Trump turns his millions into billions, well that's just "but but his father!!" There's gotta be some skill involved to do what he did, like it or not. If you disagree, then you're disagreeing that 70% of huge lottery winners often end up bankrupt after a few years. If any idiot can stay rich, then why aren't more people staying rich when they hit the lottery? Being a trust fund baby is a very different environment than winning the lottery. Those kids are groomed to be able to manage money from a young age. Lottery winners are generally idiots who can't do basic math. Judging Trump against his peers, he has performed terribly. He could have just parked all his money in a stock market index fund and done nothing, and he would have made more. Who are his peers, exactly? Because there's a whole bunch of 71 year olds who are broke as fuck. And a whole bunch more who don't have a net worth of a few billion dollars. Not peers by age, derp. Peers by "wealthy" --- MHGenU & MHW IGN: Jacques Arc "and now I know how Joan of Arc felt.." <cite>JacquesArc posted [p:909925848] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote><cite>Houston posted...</cite> <quote><cite>CiIantro posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Caution999 posted...</cite> <quote>Only on CE does it make sense that 70% of huge lottery ticket winners go bankrupt in a few years, but when Trump turns his millions into billions, well that's just "but but his father!!" There's gotta be some skill involved to do what he did, like it or not. If you disagree, then you're disagreeing that 70% of huge lottery winners often end up bankrupt after a few years. If any idiot can stay rich, then why aren't more people staying rich when they hit the lottery?</quote> Being a trust fund baby is a very different environment than winning the lottery. Those kids are groomed to be able to manage money from a young age. Lottery winners are generally idiots who can't do basic math. Judging Trump against his peers, he has performed terribly. He could have just parked all his money in a stock market index fund and done nothing, and he would have made more.</quote> Who are his peers, exactly? Because there's a whole bunch of 71 year olds who are broke as fuck. And a whole bunch more who don't have a net worth of a few billion dollars.</quote> Not peers by age, derp. Peers by "wealthy"</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Houston 10/04/18 12:59:07 AM #35:	JacquesArc posted... Houston posted... CiIantro posted... Caution999 posted... Only on CE does it make sense that 70% of huge lottery ticket winners go bankrupt in a few years, but when Trump turns his millions into billions, well that's just "but but his father!!" There's gotta be some skill involved to do what he did, like it or not. If you disagree, then you're disagreeing that 70% of huge lottery winners often end up bankrupt after a few years. If any idiot can stay rich, then why aren't more people staying rich when they hit the lottery? Being a trust fund baby is a very different environment than winning the lottery. Those kids are groomed to be able to manage money from a young age. Lottery winners are generally idiots who can't do basic math. Judging Trump against his peers, he has performed terribly. He could have just parked all his money in a stock market index fund and done nothing, and he would have made more. Who are his peers, exactly? Because there's a whole bunch of 71 year olds who are broke as fuck. And a whole bunch more who don't have a net worth of a few billion dollars. Not peers by age, derp. Peers by "wealthy" Oh, okay. How many people simply inherited money, "parked it in index funds" and did nothing else and now have billions more than Trump? Who are these people? How many are there? Is that all they did? What are their names? How much money did they start with? --- Time keeps on slippin', slippin', slippin' <cite>Houston posted [p:909926152] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote><cite>JacquesArc posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Houston posted...</cite> <quote><cite>CiIantro posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Caution999 posted...</cite> <quote>Only on CE does it make sense that 70% of huge lottery ticket winners go bankrupt in a few years, but when Trump turns his millions into billions, well that's just "but but his father!!" There's gotta be some skill involved to do what he did, like it or not. If you disagree, then you're disagreeing that 70% of huge lottery winners often end up bankrupt after a few years. If any idiot can stay rich, then why aren't more people staying rich when they hit the lottery?</quote> Being a trust fund baby is a very different environment than winning the lottery. Those kids are groomed to be able to manage money from a young age. Lottery winners are generally idiots who can't do basic math. Judging Trump against his peers, he has performed terribly. He could have just parked all his money in a stock market index fund and done nothing, and he would have made more.</quote> Who are his peers, exactly? Because there's a whole bunch of 71 year olds who are broke as fuck. And a whole bunch more who don't have a net worth of a few billion dollars.</quote> Not peers by age, derp. Peers by "wealthy"</quote> Oh, okay. How many people simply inherited money, "parked it in index funds" and did nothing else and now have billions more than Trump? Who are these people? How many are there? Is that all they did? What are their names? How much money did they start with?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
hyperpsycho 10/04/18 1:03:50 AM #36:	WhyGiveUp posted... Rick-C137 posted... sounds like a pretty smart toddler and he's a self made billionaire Rick would never allow himself to become brainwashed by the Trump cult, you must be a Jerry in disguise Excuse me I'm a Jerry and even I'm too smart for Trump. --- https://imgur.com/ZrnUI3A ~drawn by United_World <cite>hyperpsycho posted [p:909926339] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote><cite>WhyGiveUp posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Rick-C137 posted...</cite> <quote>sounds like a pretty smart toddler and he's a self made billionaire</quote> Rick would never allow himself to become brainwashed by the Trump cult, you must be a Jerry in disguise</quote> Excuse me I'm a Jerry and even I'm too smart for Trump.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
hockeybub89 10/04/18 1:07:05 AM #37:	Why have billions when you can have... millions? --- http://card.psnprofiles.com/1/NIR_Hockey.png http://www.last.fm/user/hockeybub89/ <cite>hockeybub89 posted [p:909926449] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote>Why have billions when you can have... millions?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
sktgamer_13dude 10/04/18 1:08:58 AM #38:	Houston posted... JacquesArc posted... Houston posted... CiIantro posted... Caution999 posted... Only on CE does it make sense that 70% of huge lottery ticket winners go bankrupt in a few years, but when Trump turns his millions into billions, well that's just "but but his father!!" There's gotta be some skill involved to do what he did, like it or not. If you disagree, then you're disagreeing that 70% of huge lottery winners often end up bankrupt after a few years. If any idiot can stay rich, then why aren't more people staying rich when they hit the lottery? Being a trust fund baby is a very different environment than winning the lottery. Those kids are groomed to be able to manage money from a young age. Lottery winners are generally idiots who can't do basic math. Judging Trump against his peers, he has performed terribly. He could have just parked all his money in a stock market index fund and done nothing, and he would have made more. Who are his peers, exactly? Because there's a whole bunch of 71 year olds who are broke as fuck. And a whole bunch more who don't have a net worth of a few billion dollars. Not peers by age, derp. Peers by "wealthy" Oh, okay. How many people simply inherited money, "parked it in index funds" and did nothing else and now have billions more than Trump? Who are these people? How many are there? Is that all they did? What are their names? How much money did they start with? Hes talking about people like Buffet and the Waltons --- https://imgur.com/jWVrg9U https://imgur.com/g2efUtT https://imgur.com/5dOwhaP https://imgur.com/LVdqu8J Go Cougs and M's #DI4B <cite>sktgamer_13dude posted [p:909926528] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote><cite>Houston posted...</cite> <quote><cite>JacquesArc posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Houston posted...</cite> <quote><cite>CiIantro posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Caution999 posted...</cite> <quote>Only on CE does it make sense that 70% of huge lottery ticket winners go bankrupt in a few years, but when Trump turns his millions into billions, well that's just "but but his father!!" There's gotta be some skill involved to do what he did, like it or not. If you disagree, then you're disagreeing that 70% of huge lottery winners often end up bankrupt after a few years. If any idiot can stay rich, then why aren't more people staying rich when they hit the lottery?</quote> Being a trust fund baby is a very different environment than winning the lottery. Those kids are groomed to be able to manage money from a young age. Lottery winners are generally idiots who can't do basic math. Judging Trump against his peers, he has performed terribly. He could have just parked all his money in a stock market index fund and done nothing, and he would have made more.</quote> Who are his peers, exactly? Because there's a whole bunch of 71 year olds who are broke as fuck. And a whole bunch more who don't have a net worth of a few billion dollars.</quote> Not peers by age, derp. Peers by "wealthy"</quote> Oh, okay. How many people simply inherited money, "parked it in index funds" and did nothing else and now have billions more than Trump? Who are these people? How many are there? Is that all they did? What are their names? How much money did they start with?</quote> Hes talking about people like Buffet and the Waltons</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
JacquesArc 10/04/18 1:13:04 AM #39:	Houston posted... JacquesArc posted... Houston posted... CiIantro posted... Caution999 posted... Only on CE does it make sense that 70% of huge lottery ticket winners go bankrupt in a few years, but when Trump turns his millions into billions, well that's just "but but his father!!" There's gotta be some skill involved to do what he did, like it or not. If you disagree, then you're disagreeing that 70% of huge lottery winners often end up bankrupt after a few years. If any idiot can stay rich, then why aren't more people staying rich when they hit the lottery? Being a trust fund baby is a very different environment than winning the lottery. Those kids are groomed to be able to manage money from a young age. Lottery winners are generally idiots who can't do basic math. Judging Trump against his peers, he has performed terribly. He could have just parked all his money in a stock market index fund and done nothing, and he would have made more. Who are his peers, exactly? Because there's a whole bunch of 71 year olds who are broke as fuck. And a whole bunch more who don't have a net worth of a few billion dollars. Not peers by age, derp. Peers by "wealthy" Oh, okay. How many people simply inherited money, "parked it in index funds" and did nothing else and now have billions more than Trump? Who are these people? How many are there? Is that all they did? What are their names? How much money did they start with? I would say every billionaire that exists that inherited money. Trump is literally the prime example of the rich failure. Not to mention he doesn't have billions of anything. --- MHGenU & MHW IGN: Jacques Arc "and now I know how Joan of Arc felt.." <cite>JacquesArc posted [p:909926681] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote><cite>Houston posted...</cite> <quote><cite>JacquesArc posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Houston posted...</cite> <quote><cite>CiIantro posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Caution999 posted...</cite> <quote>Only on CE does it make sense that 70% of huge lottery ticket winners go bankrupt in a few years, but when Trump turns his millions into billions, well that's just "but but his father!!" There's gotta be some skill involved to do what he did, like it or not. If you disagree, then you're disagreeing that 70% of huge lottery winners often end up bankrupt after a few years. If any idiot can stay rich, then why aren't more people staying rich when they hit the lottery?</quote> Being a trust fund baby is a very different environment than winning the lottery. Those kids are groomed to be able to manage money from a young age. Lottery winners are generally idiots who can't do basic math. Judging Trump against his peers, he has performed terribly. He could have just parked all his money in a stock market index fund and done nothing, and he would have made more.</quote> Who are his peers, exactly? Because there's a whole bunch of 71 year olds who are broke as fuck. And a whole bunch more who don't have a net worth of a few billion dollars.</quote> Not peers by age, derp. Peers by "wealthy"</quote> Oh, okay. How many people simply inherited money, "parked it in index funds" and did nothing else and now have billions more than Trump? Who are these people? How many are there? Is that all they did? What are their names? How much money did they start with?</quote> I would say every billionaire that exists that inherited money. Trump is literally the prime example of the rich failure. Not to mention he doesn't have billions of anything.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DrizztLink 10/04/18 1:16:15 AM #40:	Houston posted... JacquesArc posted... Houston posted... CiIantro posted... Caution999 posted... Only on CE does it make sense that 70% of huge lottery ticket winners go bankrupt in a few years, but when Trump turns his millions into billions, well that's just "but but his father!!" There's gotta be some skill involved to do what he did, like it or not. If you disagree, then you're disagreeing that 70% of huge lottery winners often end up bankrupt after a few years. If any idiot can stay rich, then why aren't more people staying rich when they hit the lottery? Being a trust fund baby is a very different environment than winning the lottery. Those kids are groomed to be able to manage money from a young age. Lottery winners are generally idiots who can't do basic math. Judging Trump against his peers, he has performed terribly. He could have just parked all his money in a stock market index fund and done nothing, and he would have made more. Who are his peers, exactly? Because there's a whole bunch of 71 year olds who are broke as fuck. And a whole bunch more who don't have a net worth of a few billion dollars. Not peers by age, derp. Peers by "wealthy" Oh, okay. How many people simply inherited money, "parked it in index funds" and did nothing else and now have billions more than Trump? Who are these people? How many are there? Is that all they did? What are their names? How much money did they start with? So are you gonna address the fact that he would have made more money by literally not doing anything? Instead, he used his "brilliant business sense" to lose more than he would have gained by literally not doing anything. --- http://guidesmedia.ign.com/guides/9846/images/slowpoke.gif https://imgur.com/6ezFwG1 <cite>DrizztLink posted [p:909926786] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote><cite>Houston posted...</cite> <quote><cite>JacquesArc posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Houston posted...</cite> <quote><cite>CiIantro posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Caution999 posted...</cite> <quote>Only on CE does it make sense that 70% of huge lottery ticket winners go bankrupt in a few years, but when Trump turns his millions into billions, well that's just "but but his father!!" There's gotta be some skill involved to do what he did, like it or not. If you disagree, then you're disagreeing that 70% of huge lottery winners often end up bankrupt after a few years. If any idiot can stay rich, then why aren't more people staying rich when they hit the lottery?</quote> Being a trust fund baby is a very different environment than winning the lottery. Those kids are groomed to be able to manage money from a young age. Lottery winners are generally idiots who can't do basic math. Judging Trump against his peers, he has performed terribly. He could have just parked all his money in a stock market index fund and done nothing, and he would have made more.</quote> Who are his peers, exactly? Because there's a whole bunch of 71 year olds who are broke as fuck. And a whole bunch more who don't have a net worth of a few billion dollars.</quote> Not peers by age, derp. Peers by "wealthy"</quote> Oh, okay. How many people simply inherited money, "parked it in index funds" and did nothing else and now have billions more than Trump? Who are these people? How many are there? Is that all they did? What are their names? How much money did they start with?</quote> So are you gonna address the fact that he would have made more money by literally not doing anything? Instead, he used his "brilliant business sense" to lose more than he would have gained by literally not doing anything.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
JacquesArc 10/04/18 1:23:24 AM #41:	DrizztLink posted... Houston posted... JacquesArc posted... Houston posted... CiIantro posted... Caution999 posted... Only on CE does it make sense that 70% of huge lottery ticket winners go bankrupt in a few years, but when Trump turns his millions into billions, well that's just "but but his father!!" There's gotta be some skill involved to do what he did, like it or not. If you disagree, then you're disagreeing that 70% of huge lottery winners often end up bankrupt after a few years. If any idiot can stay rich, then why aren't more people staying rich when they hit the lottery? Being a trust fund baby is a very different environment than winning the lottery. Those kids are groomed to be able to manage money from a young age. Lottery winners are generally idiots who can't do basic math. Judging Trump against his peers, he has performed terribly. He could have just parked all his money in a stock market index fund and done nothing, and he would have made more. Who are his peers, exactly? Because there's a whole bunch of 71 year olds who are broke as fuck. And a whole bunch more who don't have a net worth of a few billion dollars. Not peers by age, derp. Peers by "wealthy" Oh, okay. How many people simply inherited money, "parked it in index funds" and did nothing else and now have billions more than Trump? Who are these people? How many are there? Is that all they did? What are their names? How much money did they start with? So are you gonna address the fact that he would have made more money by literally not doing anything? Instead, he used his "brilliant business sense" to lose more than he would have gained by literally not doing anything. The Trumpettes favorite defense - "but, but, (somebody else)!" --- MHGenU & MHW IGN: Jacques Arc "and now I know how Joan of Arc felt.." <cite>JacquesArc posted [p:909927057] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote><cite>DrizztLink posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Houston posted...</cite> <quote><cite>JacquesArc posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Houston posted...</cite> <quote><cite>CiIantro posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Caution999 posted...</cite> <quote>Only on CE does it make sense that 70% of huge lottery ticket winners go bankrupt in a few years, but when Trump turns his millions into billions, well that's just "but but his father!!" There's gotta be some skill involved to do what he did, like it or not. If you disagree, then you're disagreeing that 70% of huge lottery winners often end up bankrupt after a few years. If any idiot can stay rich, then why aren't more people staying rich when they hit the lottery?</quote> Being a trust fund baby is a very different environment than winning the lottery. Those kids are groomed to be able to manage money from a young age. Lottery winners are generally idiots who can't do basic math. Judging Trump against his peers, he has performed terribly. He could have just parked all his money in a stock market index fund and done nothing, and he would have made more.</quote> Who are his peers, exactly? Because there's a whole bunch of 71 year olds who are broke as fuck. And a whole bunch more who don't have a net worth of a few billion dollars.</quote> Not peers by age, derp. Peers by "wealthy"</quote> Oh, okay. How many people simply inherited money, "parked it in index funds" and did nothing else and now have billions more than Trump? Who are these people? How many are there? Is that all they did? What are their names? How much money did they start with?</quote> So are you gonna address the fact that he would have made more money by literally not doing anything? Instead, he used his "brilliant business sense" to lose more than he would have gained by literally not doing anything.</quote> The Trumpettes favorite defense - "but, but, (somebody else)!"</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Houston 10/04/18 1:23:39 AM #42:	DrizztLink posted... Houston posted... JacquesArc posted... Houston posted... CiIantro posted... Caution999 posted... Only on CE does it make sense that 70% of huge lottery ticket winners go bankrupt in a few years, but when Trump turns his millions into billions, well that's just "but but his father!!" There's gotta be some skill involved to do what he did, like it or not. If you disagree, then you're disagreeing that 70% of huge lottery winners often end up bankrupt after a few years. If any idiot can stay rich, then why aren't more people staying rich when they hit the lottery? Being a trust fund baby is a very different environment than winning the lottery. Those kids are groomed to be able to manage money from a young age. Lottery winners are generally idiots who can't do basic math. Judging Trump against his peers, he has performed terribly. He could have just parked all his money in a stock market index fund and done nothing, and he would have made more. Who are his peers, exactly? Because there's a whole bunch of 71 year olds who are broke as fuck. And a whole bunch more who don't have a net worth of a few billion dollars. Not peers by age, derp. Peers by "wealthy" Oh, okay. How many people simply inherited money, "parked it in index funds" and did nothing else and now have billions more than Trump? Who are these people? How many are there? Is that all they did? What are their names? How much money did they start with? So are you gonna address the fact that he would have made more money by literally not doing anything? Instead, he used his "brilliant business sense" to lose more than he would have gained by literally not doing anything. Would have, could have, should have? It's easy in retrospect to say "Oh I could have done that". Like I said before-- how many people did? How many people did absolutely nothing their whole lives with a few hundred million dollars in the 70s and are now worth more than Trump because they invested in the right funds? And who are they? What are their names? How much did they start out with? Warren Buffet doesn't even count, because he wasn't just an investor. And even if you want to count him, that's fine. Obviously there are richer people than Trump. --- Time keeps on slippin', slippin', slippin' <cite>Houston posted [p:909927067] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote><cite>DrizztLink posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Houston posted...</cite> <quote><cite>JacquesArc posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Houston posted...</cite> <quote><cite>CiIantro posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Caution999 posted...</cite> <quote>Only on CE does it make sense that 70% of huge lottery ticket winners go bankrupt in a few years, but when Trump turns his millions into billions, well that's just "but but his father!!" There's gotta be some skill involved to do what he did, like it or not. If you disagree, then you're disagreeing that 70% of huge lottery winners often end up bankrupt after a few years. If any idiot can stay rich, then why aren't more people staying rich when they hit the lottery?</quote> Being a trust fund baby is a very different environment than winning the lottery. Those kids are groomed to be able to manage money from a young age. Lottery winners are generally idiots who can't do basic math. Judging Trump against his peers, he has performed terribly. He could have just parked all his money in a stock market index fund and done nothing, and he would have made more.</quote> Who are his peers, exactly? Because there's a whole bunch of 71 year olds who are broke as fuck. And a whole bunch more who don't have a net worth of a few billion dollars.</quote> Not peers by age, derp. Peers by "wealthy"</quote> Oh, okay. How many people simply inherited money, "parked it in index funds" and did nothing else and now have billions more than Trump? Who are these people? How many are there? Is that all they did? What are their names? How much money did they start with?</quote> So are you gonna address the fact that he would have made more money by literally not doing anything? Instead, he used his "brilliant business sense" to lose more than he would have gained by literally not doing anything.</quote> Would have, could have, should have? It's easy in retrospect to say "Oh I could have done that". Like I said before-- how many people did? How many people did absolutely nothing their whole lives with a few hundred million dollars in the 70s and are now worth more than Trump because they invested in the right funds? And who are they? What are their names? How much did they start out with? Warren Buffet doesn't even count, because he wasn't just an investor. And even if you want to count him, that's fine. Obviously there are richer people than Trump.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
JacquesArc 10/04/18 1:25:26 AM #43:	DrizztLink posted... Houston posted... JacquesArc posted... Houston posted... CiIantro posted... Caution999 posted... Only on CE does it make sense that 70% of huge lottery ticket winners go bankrupt in a few years, but when Trump turns his millions into billions, well that's just "but but his father!!" There's gotta be some skill involved to do what he did, like it or not. If you disagree, then you're disagreeing that 70% of huge lottery winners often end up bankrupt after a few years. If any idiot can stay rich, then why aren't more people staying rich when they hit the lottery? Being a trust fund baby is a very different environment than winning the lottery. Those kids are groomed to be able to manage money from a young age. Lottery winners are generally idiots who can't do basic math. Judging Trump against his peers, he has performed terribly. He could have just parked all his money in a stock market index fund and done nothing, and he would have made more. Who are his peers, exactly? Because there's a whole bunch of 71 year olds who are broke as fuck. And a whole bunch more who don't have a net worth of a few billion dollars. Not peers by age, derp. Peers by "wealthy" Oh, okay. How many people simply inherited money, "parked it in index funds" and did nothing else and now have billions more than Trump? Who are these people? How many are there? Is that all they did? What are their names? How much money did they start with? So are you gonna address the fact that he would have made more money by literally not doing anything? Instead, he used his "brilliant business sense" to lose more than he would have gained by literally not doing anything. @__B0xxY2J0sHBK_ This user literally thinks Trump has hundreds of successful businesses because of a meme he saw --- MHGenU & MHW IGN: Jacques Arc "and now I know how Joan of Arc felt.." <cite>JacquesArc posted [p:909927128] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote><cite>DrizztLink posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Houston posted...</cite> <quote><cite>JacquesArc posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Houston posted...</cite> <quote><cite>CiIantro posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Caution999 posted...</cite> <quote>Only on CE does it make sense that 70% of huge lottery ticket winners go bankrupt in a few years, but when Trump turns his millions into billions, well that's just "but but his father!!" There's gotta be some skill involved to do what he did, like it or not. If you disagree, then you're disagreeing that 70% of huge lottery winners often end up bankrupt after a few years. If any idiot can stay rich, then why aren't more people staying rich when they hit the lottery?</quote> Being a trust fund baby is a very different environment than winning the lottery. Those kids are groomed to be able to manage money from a young age. Lottery winners are generally idiots who can't do basic math. Judging Trump against his peers, he has performed terribly. He could have just parked all his money in a stock market index fund and done nothing, and he would have made more.</quote> Who are his peers, exactly? Because there's a whole bunch of 71 year olds who are broke as fuck. And a whole bunch more who don't have a net worth of a few billion dollars.</quote> Not peers by age, derp. Peers by "wealthy"</quote> Oh, okay. How many people simply inherited money, "parked it in index funds" and did nothing else and now have billions more than Trump? Who are these people? How many are there? Is that all they did? What are their names? How much money did they start with?</quote> So are you gonna address the fact that he would have made more money by literally not doing anything? Instead, he used his "brilliant business sense" to lose more than he would have gained by literally not doing anything.</quote> @__B0xxY2J0sHBK_ This user literally thinks Trump has hundreds of successful businesses because of a meme he saw</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
JacquesArc 10/04/18 1:26:22 AM #44:	Houston posted... DrizztLink posted... Houston posted... JacquesArc posted... Houston posted... CiIantro posted... Caution999 posted... Only on CE does it make sense that 70% of huge lottery ticket winners go bankrupt in a few years, but when Trump turns his millions into billions, well that's just "but but his father!!" There's gotta be some skill involved to do what he did, like it or not. If you disagree, then you're disagreeing that 70% of huge lottery winners often end up bankrupt after a few years. If any idiot can stay rich, then why aren't more people staying rich when they hit the lottery? Being a trust fund baby is a very different environment than winning the lottery. Those kids are groomed to be able to manage money from a young age. Lottery winners are generally idiots who can't do basic math. Judging Trump against his peers, he has performed terribly. He could have just parked all his money in a stock market index fund and done nothing, and he would have made more. Who are his peers, exactly? Because there's a whole bunch of 71 year olds who are broke as fuck. And a whole bunch more who don't have a net worth of a few billion dollars. Not peers by age, derp. Peers by "wealthy" Oh, okay. How many people simply inherited money, "parked it in index funds" and did nothing else and now have billions more than Trump? Who are these people? How many are there? Is that all they did? What are their names? How much money did they start with? So are you gonna address the fact that he would have made more money by literally not doing anything? Instead, he used his "brilliant business sense" to lose more than he would have gained by literally not doing anything. Would have, could have, should have? It's easy in retrospect to say "Oh I could have done that". Like I said before-- how many people did? How many people did absolutely nothing their whole lives with a few hundred million dollars in the 70s and are now worth more than Trump because they invested in the right funds? And who are they? What are their names? How much did they start out with? Warren Buffet doesn't even count, because he wasn't just an investor. And even if you want to count him, that's fine. Obviously there are richer people than Trump. "But, but, whataboutism!" --- MHGenU & MHW IGN: Jacques Arc "and now I know how Joan of Arc felt.." <cite>JacquesArc posted [p:909927165] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote><cite>Houston posted...</cite> <quote><cite>DrizztLink posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Houston posted...</cite> <quote><cite>JacquesArc posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Houston posted...</cite> <quote><cite>CiIantro posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Caution999 posted...</cite> <quote>Only on CE does it make sense that 70% of huge lottery ticket winners go bankrupt in a few years, but when Trump turns his millions into billions, well that's just "but but his father!!" There's gotta be some skill involved to do what he did, like it or not. If you disagree, then you're disagreeing that 70% of huge lottery winners often end up bankrupt after a few years. If any idiot can stay rich, then why aren't more people staying rich when they hit the lottery?</quote> Being a trust fund baby is a very different environment than winning the lottery. Those kids are groomed to be able to manage money from a young age. Lottery winners are generally idiots who can't do basic math. Judging Trump against his peers, he has performed terribly. He could have just parked all his money in a stock market index fund and done nothing, and he would have made more.</quote> Who are his peers, exactly? Because there's a whole bunch of 71 year olds who are broke as fuck. And a whole bunch more who don't have a net worth of a few billion dollars.</quote> Not peers by age, derp. Peers by "wealthy"</quote> Oh, okay. How many people simply inherited money, "parked it in index funds" and did nothing else and now have billions more than Trump? Who are these people? How many are there? Is that all they did? What are their names? How much money did they start with?</quote> So are you gonna address the fact that he would have made more money by literally not doing anything? Instead, he used his "brilliant business sense" to lose more than he would have gained by literally not doing anything.</quote> Would have, could have, should have? It's easy in retrospect to say "Oh I could have done that". Like I said before-- how many people did? How many people did absolutely nothing their whole lives with a few hundred million dollars in the 70s and are now worth more than Trump because they invested in the right funds? And who are they? What are their names? How much did they start out with? Warren Buffet doesn't even count, because he wasn't just an investor. And even if you want to count him, that's fine. Obviously there are richer people than Trump.</quote> "But, but, whataboutism!"</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MasterMacLeod 10/04/18 1:29:24 AM #45:	Caution999 posted... Only on CE does it make sense that 70% of huge lottery ticket winners go bankrupt in a few years Libbyfaqs lying yet again <cite>MasterMacLeod posted [p:909927266] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote><cite>Caution999 posted...</cite> <quote>Only on CE does it make sense that 70% of huge lottery ticket winners go bankrupt in a few years</quote> Libbyfaqs lying yet again</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
FightingGames 10/04/18 1:30:48 AM #46:	based trump --- https://a.pomf.cat/koctbt.mp4 <cite>FightingGames posted [p:909927303] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote>based trump</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Houston 10/04/18 1:36:46 AM #47:	JacquesArc posted... "But, but, whataboutism!" Lol.. what? None of you can name these imaginary people that supposedly inherited money and just sat around their whole lives investing in index funds, doing absolutely nothing else, and are immensely more wealthy than Trump because of it. This is one of the saddest ill informed topics I've ever entered. Goodnight. --- Time keeps on slippin', slippin', slippin' <cite>Houston posted [p:909927499] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote><cite>JacquesArc posted...</cite> <quote>"But, but, whataboutism!"</quote> Lol.. what? None of you can name these imaginary people that supposedly inherited money and just sat around their whole lives investing in index funds, doing absolutely nothing else, and are immensely more wealthy than Trump because of it. This is one of the saddest ill informed topics I've ever entered. Goodnight.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
GetStumped 10/04/18 1:37:47 AM #48:	no wonder ce hates him. at age 3 he was already smarter and more hard working than them. --- Pepe is not dead he's surely alive https://kek.gg/i/596Gjr.jpg <cite>GetStumped posted [p:909927527] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote>no wonder ce hates him. at age 3 he was already smarter and more hard working than them.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
JacquesArc 10/04/18 1:39:44 AM #49:	Houston posted... JacquesArc posted... "But, but, whataboutism!" Lol.. what? None of you can name these imaginary people that supposedly inherited money and just sat around their whole lives investing in index funds, doing absolutely nothing else, and are immensely more wealthy than Trump because of it. This is one of the saddest ill informed topics I've ever entered. Goodnight. Because there are certainly hundreds, if not thousands, of people who have done that. Should in start naming every family member of the Rothchilds? Specifically the people you've never heard of? Face it, your boy is a failure of a businessman. literally proven. We know this is shocking to you, because it totally shatters everything you believed. Get educated. --- MHGenU & MHW IGN: Jacques Arc "and now I know how Joan of Arc felt.." <cite>JacquesArc posted [p:909927598] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote><cite>Houston posted...</cite> <quote><cite>JacquesArc posted...</cite> <quote>"But, but, whataboutism!"</quote> Lol.. what? None of you can name these imaginary people that supposedly inherited money and just sat around their whole lives investing in index funds, doing absolutely nothing else, and are immensely more wealthy than Trump because of it. This is one of the saddest ill informed topics I've ever entered. Goodnight.</quote> Because there are certainly hundreds, if not thousands, of people who have done that. Should in start naming every family member of the Rothchilds? Specifically the people you've never heard of? Face it, your boy is a failure of a businessman. literally proven. We know this is shocking to you, because it totally shatters everything you believed. Get educated.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
__B0xxY2J0sHBK_ 10/04/18 1:42:22 AM #50:	Imagine someone as brilliant as me taking bait from trolls. --- "Congratulations to Nanahara715 for finally tying the knot! 9/22/2018" <cite>__B0xxY2J0sHBK_ posted [p:909927695] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote>Imagine someone as brilliant as me taking bait from trolls.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
JacquesArc 10/04/18 1:45:13 AM #51:	__B0xxY2J0sHBK_ posted... Imagine someone as brilliant as me taking bait from trolls. I wouldn't want to try to explain away the fact that Trump lost way more than he would have had he simply not did anything either, it is embarrassing as fuck.You Imagine you knowing what you are talking about. You are the stereotype of a Trump supporter. --- MHGenU & MHW IGN: Jacques Arc "and now I know how Joan of Arc felt.." <cite>JacquesArc posted [p:909927776] in By age 3, ... [t:77062759]...</cite> <quote><cite>__B0xxY2J0sHBK_ posted...</cite> <quote>Imagine someone as brilliant as me taking bait from trolls.</quote> I wouldn't want to try to explain away the fact that Trump lost way more than he would have had he simply not did anything either, it is embarrassing as fuck.You Imagine you knowing what you are talking about. You are the stereotype of a Trump supporter.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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