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Erst bauen diese linken Vollpfosten den verdammten Todesstern, die EU.
Mit Glitzer und Regenbogenfarben verkaufen sie das Teil als „Frieden, Liebe, Völkerfreundschaft und kostenlose Nutella für alle“.
Wer auch nur „Moment mal, das riecht nach totalitärer Scheiße“ gesagt hat, wurde sofort als Nazi verunglimpft. Die Sozialisten-Inquisition funktioniert wie immer ganz gut.
Und jetzt? Jetzt wird aus dem Todesstern genau das, was jeder Sozialismus schon immer gebaut hat: ein sauteures, bürokratisches, totalitäres Drecksloch.
Und plötzlich sind genau dieselben linken Wixxer, die das Ding mit aller Kraft durchgezogen haben, die großen „kritischen Stimmen“ und „besorgten Bürger“.
Go fuck yourself, ihr Heuchler.
Ich geh jetzt Fußball gucken.
Viel Spaß beim Untergang, ihr Clowns. 😂
VW setzt 120.000 Mitaebeiter vor die Tür.
Die entstehung der EU:
Weil man durch Regional und Bundesregierung noch nicht genug in der Arsch gefickt wurde, bauen Sozialisten noch einen Puff drüber.
Jetzt fickt die EU alle so richtig, Sozialisten haben das angeblich nicht kommen sehen, die EU war doch so eine gute Idee, nur Nazis waren dagegen.
Das Problem:
Es sind nicht die richtigen Leute in der EU, wenn nur die richtigen Leute da wären würde es funktionieren.
Es war nicht die richtige EU!
In der FDP feiern sie das verschlüsselte Nachrichten ausgenommen wären, dabei wird aber vor der Verschlüsselung geprüft.
Was eine Trottel-Partei
Die Chatkontrolle ist eine gute Nachricht für uns, nicht für EU-Fanboys wie den Martin aber für alle anderen.
Mit so Entscheidungen wächst der Hass auf die EUdSSR weiter, es bringt mehr Menschen dazu verschlüsselt zu Kommunizieren, es bringt mehr Menschen dazu GrapheneOS oder andere Systeme zu nutzen.
Alles in allem ist das ein guter Tag, danke EUdSSR.
EU Fanboy bekommt seine EU
Für den linken EU-Schwanzlutscher Sonneborn, der uns diese EU Dreck mit eingebrockt hat, sind jetzt plötzlich die Konzerne an allem schuld.
Linke sind so ein menschlicher Abschaum.
Lionel is a Pleb!
The Tale of Lionel and Diego. In the pantheon of Argentine football, two names reign supreme. Yet, their personal integrity and what they symbolize for society are as far apart as a hardware wallet and a bankrupt crypto exchange.
The Two Faces of Argentina
Diego Maradona essentially embodied every spectacular disaster Argentina has ever produced: bitter, drug-addicted, a relentless philanderer, a violent offender, and an overweight, pedophilic fraud. All things considered, he was the textbook definition of a socialist.
Lionel Messi, on the other hand, is the exact opposite. He is the poster boy for wholesome virtues: family, humility, decency, and actual hard work. Naturally, this makes him absolute kryptonite to socialists.
These two men aren't just football icons; they are walking, breathing metaphors for Argentina's political evolution. They perfectly represent the old, ugly, socialist Argentina versus the new, free Argentina. You can practically view them as the avatars of two entirely different eras and ideologies.
Maradona's Argentina: The "Old" Socialist Hangover
For decades, Argentina's socialist economic model mirrored Maradona’s lifestyle with shocking accuracy: fleeting moments of explosive wealth followed by catastrophic, miserable crashes. Politics consisted of handing out short-term freebies and enthusiastically "living beyond one's means"—a lifestyle generously funded by spiraling national debt and a money printer running hotter than a gaming PC in a heatwave.
Maradona stands for all the nation's vices: heavy drug addiction, cozy ties to the criminal Camorra, and a trail of illegitimate children for whom he refused to take any responsibility.
Politically, Maradona frequently hailed the Cuban mass murderer Fidel Castro as his "second father," even going so far as to tattoo Castro's face on his left leg. And just to complete the set, his right arm featured a portrait of the Argentine racist and murderer Che Guevara. He was also a fervent cheerleader for Venezuela's authoritarian left, calling President Hugo Chávez a "great friend" and happily parading alongside him at massive political rallies.
Messi's Argentina: The "New," Free Era of Personal Responsibility
With its current pivot toward libertarian, free-market policies, Argentina is attempting a massive paradigm shift. And absolutely no one embodies this new era better than Lionel Messi.
Messi doesn't talk much. Compared to other global superstars, he gives very few, tightly controlled interviews and rarely seeks the spotlight off the pitch. He has been with his childhood sweetheart, Antonela Roccuzzo, since before he was famous, has three sons with her, and keeps his focus entirely on his family.
The absolute biggest scandal of his entire life was a massive tax evasion case in Spain. Frankly, to me, this only makes him more likable :-) After all, taxation is theft.
Lionel Messi represents unconditional personal responsibility and deep family values. His extraordinary success is the result of relentless dedication—and it is exactly this iron discipline that makes him a true leader, guiding the Argentine national team as a shining example.
What's the Bitcoin Lesson Here?
Maradona’s life was a masterclass in high time preference: pure excess, emotional volatility, zero impulse control, and an insatiable need for instant gratification.
Messi, however, has the ultimate HODL mindset. He stands for consistency, hard work, personal responsibility, and a clear focus on the long-term fundamentals, like his family.
The "Messi-type" in the Bitcoin space operates quietly and relentlessly. A Messi-Bitcoiner takes 100% control of their sats. They pull their Bitcoin off shady exchanges and lock them away safely, ideally on a hardware wallet. A Messi isn't distracted by outside noise, tabloid drama, or fleeting market trends. He has the stoic composure to sit out brutal bear markets ("HODL"), stay grounded, and focus on the mission ("Stay humble, stack sats").
Be like Messi! Only shitcoiners and socialists act like Maradona.
Lionel is a Pleb!
He is One of us! One of us!
The Tale of Lionel and Diego. In the pantheon of Argentine football, two names reign supreme. Yet, their personal integrity and what they symbolize for society are as far apart as a hardware wallet and a bankrupt crypto exchange.
The Two Faces of Argentina
Diego Maradona essentially embodied every spectacular disaster Argentina has ever produced: bitter, drug-addicted, a relentless philanderer, a violent offender, and an overweight, pedophilic fraud. All things considered, he was the textbook definition of a socialist.
Lionel Messi, on the other hand, is the exact opposite. He is the poster boy for wholesome virtues: family, humility, decency, and actual hard work. Naturally, this makes him absolute kryptonite to socialists.
These two men aren't just football icons; they are walking, breathing metaphors for Argentina's political evolution. They perfectly represent the old, ugly, socialist Argentina versus the new, free Argentina. You can practically view them as the avatars of two entirely different eras and ideologies.
Maradona's Argentina: The "Old" Socialist Hangover
For decades, Argentina's socialist economic model mirrored Maradona’s lifestyle with shocking accuracy: fleeting moments of explosive wealth followed by catastrophic, miserable crashes. Politics consisted of handing out short-term freebies and enthusiastically "living beyond one's means"—a lifestyle generously funded by spiraling national debt and a money printer running hotter than a gaming PC in a heatwave.
Maradona stands for all the nation's vices: heavy drug addiction, cozy ties to the criminal Camorra, and a trail of illegitimate children for whom he refused to take any responsibility.
Politically, Maradona frequently hailed the Cuban mass murderer Fidel Castro as his "second father," even going so far as to tattoo Castro's face on his left leg. And just to complete the set, his right arm featured a portrait of the Argentine racist and murderer Che Guevara. He was also a fervent cheerleader for Venezuela's authoritarian left, calling President Hugo Chávez a "great friend" and happily parading alongside him at massive political rallies.
Messi's Argentina: The "New," Free Era of Personal Responsibility
With its current pivot toward libertarian, free-market policies, Argentina is attempting a massive paradigm shift. And absolutely no one embodies this new era better than Lionel Messi.
Messi doesn't talk much. Compared to other global superstars, he gives very few, tightly controlled interviews and rarely seeks the spotlight off the pitch. He has been with his childhood sweetheart, Antonela Roccuzzo, since before he was famous, has three sons with her, and keeps his focus entirely on his family.
The absolute biggest scandal of his entire life was a massive tax evasion case in Spain. Frankly, to me, this only makes him more likable :-) After all, taxation is theft.
Lionel Messi represents unconditional personal responsibility and deep family values. His extraordinary success is the result of relentless dedication—and it is exactly this iron discipline that makes him a true leader, guiding the Argentine national team as a shining example.
What's the Bitcoin Lesson Here?
Maradona’s life was a masterclass in high time preference: pure excess, emotional volatility, zero impulse control, and an insatiable need for instant gratification.
Messi, however, has the ultimate HODL mindset. He stands for consistency, hard work, personal responsibility, and a clear focus on the long-term fundamentals, like his family.
The "Messi-type" in the Bitcoin space operates quietly and relentlessly. A Messi-Bitcoiner takes 100% control of their sats. They pull their Bitcoin off shady exchanges and lock them away safely, ideally on a hardware wallet. A Messi isn't distracted by outside noise, tabloid drama, or fleeting market trends. He has the stoic composure to sit out brutal bear markets ("HODL"), stay grounded, and focus on the mission ("Stay humble, stack sats").
Be like Messi! Only shitcoiners and socialists act like Maradona.
Lionel is a Pleb!
He is One of us! One of us!
Argentina taking the win is great, but the collective meltdown from the Egypt-supporting socialists? That’s pure poetry. A truly beautiful sight to behold. It's like a beautiful symphony of disappointment.
Ich habe noch nie einen Sozialisten getroffen, der kein wandelnder Totalausfall der menschlichen Evolution war. Entweder hab ich Pech, oder 'unausstehlich sein' ist bei denen ein geheimes Aufnahmekriterium.
Wenn Marokko gewinnt, wird es Ausschreitungen in Frankreich geben.
Wenn Marokko verliert, wird es Ausschreitungen in Frankreich geben.
Lionel ist ein Pleb!
One of us! One of us!
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Maradona verkörperte das Schlimmste, was Argentinien hervorgebracht hat: verbittert, drogenabhängig, ein Schürzenjäger, Gewalttäter, ein pädophiler Betrüger.
Ein typischer Sozialist.
All das ist Messi nicht; er steht für das Gute: Familie, Bescheidenheit, Anstand und harte Arbeit. Genau deshalb hassen ihn die Sozialisten.
Er ging 2022 nicht zur Regierung um sich für den Titel feiern zu lassen, er ist auch nicht mit Diktatoren und Mördern befreundet.
Maradona war widerlicher Bastard, ein furchtbarer Mensch, ein typischer Sozialist eben.
Neue 21 App im Zapstore, probiert sie mal aus.
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Nach der Abfindung von 7Mio für Nagelsmann (hoffentich reicht das zum leben) sehen wir hier die Entwicklung des Gehalts eines Bundestrainers.
Inflation ist nur eine Verschwörungstheorie
Jürgen Klopp (2026–) / 10 bis 12 Millionen Euro pro Jahr
Julian Nagelsmann (2023–2026) / 4,8 Millionen Euro pro Jahr
Hansi Flick (2021–2023) / 6,5 Millionen Euro pro Jahr
Joachim Löw (2006–2021) / 3,5 Millionen Euro pro Jahr
Jürgen Klinsmann (2004–2006) / 2,5 Millionen Euro pro Jahr
Rudi Völler (Teamchef: 2000–2004) / 1,5 Millionen Euro pro Jahr
Erich Ribbeck (1998–2000) / 600.000 Euro pro Jahr
Berti Vogts (1990–1998) / 250.000 Euro pro Jahr
The english are german and also used to have german kings.
