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That’s the way to do it America.

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Originally Posted By u/Hot_Variation_1281 At 2025-03-16 11:08:17 PM | Source

Trump is deporting Venezuelans in the U.S. directly to an El Salvadorian terrorist prison with no evidence they are criminals or evidence they are even in Tren de Aragua. Holy shit! WTF!

“Then they came for me—and there was no one left to speak for me.” —Martin Niemöller

Stand up and fight back, before they come for you and me. Please!!!

Originally Posted By u/shackfu40 At 2025-03-16 07:52:39 PM | Source

TLDR: quit Prime, you don't need it and it's probably not even worth it.

I quit Amazon Prime a month ago (after having it for over a decade) due to Bezos/Amazon's actions regarding this administration/WaPo/in general.

I haven't missed Prime at all. I easily find local or niche online stores to buy things. A lot of them have free shipping, too.

Even if your concern is just having it for something like Christmas or an upcoming event- you can just subscribe to Prime later for the single month you need it, then cancel again. You don't need to be paying them so much every year.

If you consider the high price of an annual membership, it might not even make financial sense to keep using it. I actually had to buy something on Amazon after canceling, and once I passed a certain $ threshold the shipping was free anyways, without Prime.

You may have it stuck in your head that Amazon Prime is some essential membership, something you must always have. It's not. Vast majority of you reading this could go and unsubscribe right now and not even miss it.

Originally Posted By u/SomewhereNo8378 At 2025-03-16 05:34:22 PM | Source

Trump stands to benefit significantly if the economy deteriorates because he has nearly half a billion dollars in debt coming due. Lower interest rates would ease the financial pressure on him, and the Federal Reserve isn’t currently inclined to cut rates. However, if the economy tanks, the Fed would be forced to respond with rate reductions — directly benefiting Trump’s financial situation. This explains why Trump seems unconcerned about stock market losses — they serve his greater, self-serving intentions.

Originally Posted By u/786Value At 2025-03-16 04:59:23 PM | Source