Jelly
March 30th, 2013, 10:10 AM
every night jcap is left alone in irc but continues to talk to himself
<jcap> [07:00:14] http://www.cnn.com/2013/03/30/world/asia/north-korea-us-threats/index.html?hpt=hp_t1
<+DEEbot> [07:00:16] [ U.S. defense officials: North Korean threats are "bellicose rhetoric" - CNN.com ] - http://j.mp/11XY8Ly
<jcap> [07:01:14] their great leader's birthday is in 15 days
<jcap> [07:01:22] eternal leader*
<jcap> [07:03:03] I really bet north korea is going to end these threats by making a mock-battle and showing it on their national TV
<jcap> [07:03:08] broadcasting it to their citizens
<jcap> [07:03:12] to give them pride that they won
<jcap> [07:18:20] http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/03/29/what-to-cut-striking-subsidies-could-save-billions/
<+DEEbot> [07:18:21] [ What to Cut: Striking subsidies could save billions | Fox News ] - http://j.mp/11Y0tpL
<jcap> [07:18:30] HOLLYYYYYYY FFUUUUUCCCCCCCCKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
<jcap> [07:18:33] YOU JUST DON'T GET IT
<jcap> [07:20:18] the reason for these subsidies is to prevent a walmart scenario of the actual producers
<jcap> [07:20:56] where it just becomes a game of undercutting the other guy until one guy goes under and gets absorbed by the "winner"
<jcap> [07:21:06] and
<jcap> [07:21:22] if neither gives up and keeps fighting on to at least recoup some operating costs, both will go under
<jcap> [07:21:43] by not restricting markets, they allow the producers to become monopolies
<jcap> [07:21:58] or they force them to compete with different markets with different prices
<jcap> [07:22:15] we've been there and done that
<jcap> [07:22:25] the reason we have these subsidies is because the old system FAILED
<jcap> [07:23:37] and they're like
<jcap> [07:23:48] "the price of sugar is 90% higher than in the rest of the world"
<jcap> [07:23:58] yeah also our economy supports it.
<jcap> [07:31:13] btw I have my sister playing bioshock infinite now
<jcap> [07:31:14] and
<jcap> [07:31:19] omgomg I love her
<jcap> [07:31:27] I watched her for 3 hours
<jcap> [07:00:14] http://www.cnn.com/2013/03/30/world/asia/north-korea-us-threats/index.html?hpt=hp_t1
<+DEEbot> [07:00:16] [ U.S. defense officials: North Korean threats are "bellicose rhetoric" - CNN.com ] - http://j.mp/11XY8Ly
<jcap> [07:01:14] their great leader's birthday is in 15 days
<jcap> [07:01:22] eternal leader*
<jcap> [07:03:03] I really bet north korea is going to end these threats by making a mock-battle and showing it on their national TV
<jcap> [07:03:08] broadcasting it to their citizens
<jcap> [07:03:12] to give them pride that they won
<jcap> [07:18:20] http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/03/29/what-to-cut-striking-subsidies-could-save-billions/
<+DEEbot> [07:18:21] [ What to Cut: Striking subsidies could save billions | Fox News ] - http://j.mp/11Y0tpL
<jcap> [07:18:30] HOLLYYYYYYY FFUUUUUCCCCCCCCKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
<jcap> [07:18:33] YOU JUST DON'T GET IT
<jcap> [07:20:18] the reason for these subsidies is to prevent a walmart scenario of the actual producers
<jcap> [07:20:56] where it just becomes a game of undercutting the other guy until one guy goes under and gets absorbed by the "winner"
<jcap> [07:21:06] and
<jcap> [07:21:22] if neither gives up and keeps fighting on to at least recoup some operating costs, both will go under
<jcap> [07:21:43] by not restricting markets, they allow the producers to become monopolies
<jcap> [07:21:58] or they force them to compete with different markets with different prices
<jcap> [07:22:15] we've been there and done that
<jcap> [07:22:25] the reason we have these subsidies is because the old system FAILED
<jcap> [07:23:37] and they're like
<jcap> [07:23:48] "the price of sugar is 90% higher than in the rest of the world"
<jcap> [07:23:58] yeah also our economy supports it.
<jcap> [07:31:13] btw I have my sister playing bioshock infinite now
<jcap> [07:31:14] and
<jcap> [07:31:19] omgomg I love her
<jcap> [07:31:27] I watched her for 3 hours