Stupidity Watch 1

No one took Trump seriously when he talked about tariffs or said that he would like to get rid of the IRS and federal taxes in the United States. Trump was serious, as he always is, people make the mistake of thinking that Trump is a politician and so he lies. Trump never lies about anything. He's a businessman and author of The Art Of The Deal, so he knows how to negotiate. In the lead up to the 2024 election the entire Democrat controlled media mainstream media pushed the narrative that Trump's tariffs that he suggested at 25% blanket tariffs across the board would be a tax on the average American family of $3,800, Democrats from Kamala Harris to Alissa Slotkin repeated this lie. The trouble with the Democrats' narrative that using tariffs would result in a tax on American families is that Trump used tariffs the first time he was president and our gas prices stayed low, the price of food stayed low, nothing really went up. We didn't have outrageous inflation because o...

     Dumb people thought that when Elon Musk said that he wanted to go to Mars and then bought an electric car company that electric cars were the future for Earth. Not at all. Electric cars were a stepping stone for him to get to Mars, and he needs them when he gets there. Did he make billions of dollars to invest in SpaceX by selling electric cars? No. He went public and for no really good reason his stock went to $1,000, split twice, and it still is worth somewhere around $250 for each stock, while stocks from companies like Ford, GM, and Chrysler are only worth $10 to $40, and they actually have a business model that is built around selling cars.      SpaceX is far more profitable as a company then Tesla ever was, because until 2023 Tesla didn't actually sell that many cars, while SpaceX dominates space launches because of their reusable booster rockets. SpaceX is so dominant in commercializing space launches that by December of 2023 they made the joint...

     Do you like breakfast cereal? Health Food Stores? The modern education system in America? How about the Republican Party? Or the United States? How about driving in cars? Or how about the Middle Class in America? Or punk rock? Or pizza delivered to your house? If you like most of those things, you have Michigan to thank for all of it.      Breakfast cereal was invented at the Kellogg Institute in Battle Creek Michigan to provide a healthy alternative to things like eggs and bacon for breakfast. Kellogg was a Seventh-Day Adventist at the time, and ran a healthy retreat that he called the Kellogg Sanitarium; his brother brought breakfast cereal to the world.      The 7th Day Adventists emerged from Battle Creek Michigan, and are vegetarian Christians and have been so for over 150 years, providing a control group against the rest of America. They have very low rates of cancer, and they have no cholesterol problems or heart disease ...