>>60658690
y...yea?

We stacked $9BN this last year alone. Not bad. GME is not only turned around, but looks like we are about to blast off into the stratosphere!
Guess what I'm gonna do on Moonday...

>>60573296
We stacked $9BN last year. It takes one hell of a sales pitch to do that. I bet he gets $10BN this year. The floor will be $50 this time next year. If MOASS doesn't start before then.

>From the onset of the Protestant Reformation in 1517 to the collapse of the Eastern Bloc in 1991, the major social revolutions in the Western world >>>>have overwhelmingly been accompanied by violence or direct physical confrontation<<<< against ruling authorities or dominant socio-political structures. Whether through organized warfare, insurrection, mass protests, or systemic disruption, the vast majority of these transformations—including the English Civil War, the American and French Revolutions, the 1848 uprisings, and the Russian Revolution—depended on coercive force or sustained physical pressure exerted by the population. Even later movements such as the Civil Rights struggle and the 1968 global protests, while partially characterized by nonviolent methods, encountered or provoked state violence and required mass mobilization to compel structural concessions. Only the Industrial and Sexual Revolutions achieved widespread social change without a clear reliance on violent upheaval, operating instead through technological evolution or cultural redefinition. The historical pattern suggests that, across centuries, substantive systemic change in the Western context has rarely occurred without population-driven physical confrontation.

Wait a minute... if you're thinking it

and I'm thinking it...

Then who's driving?

Are you thinking what I am thinking?

I sold all of my dividend portfolio to slurp up some GME shares. Keeping some capital on the sidelines to slurp these drops is always comfy.