Porque no los dos
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Meanwhile Hyundai and Kia are absolutely smashing it (in Europe and Asia) with their cheap, reliable cars
And easy to steal
Edit: Downvote me all you want, I got mine stolen this year in Bulgaria, and if you check the news there's a lot of Tucsons stolen like every week. Along with the recent callback of models that risk getting on fire, Hyundai has a pretty shit reputation lately and I wouldn't buy one again even it was free.
I mean, they try. Somewhere here in eastern Europe there's always banter between those two. Dentists wearing the "i save people" mantra and MDs making fun of them for learning 2 teeth each year in school.
Besides the excellent way that Logan put it for you, I just wanted to add some game of thrones context for you, as Aegon (IIRC) said to Jon Snow, "kill the past, so the future may live". Young love goggles are nice, but you are both different people.
I think the man has been, for likely at least half his life, in Banana Land where he creates his own reality. Now that they're closing in on his arrest he's turned himself into The Punisher or some kind of superhero.
Love the "let's work it out" attitude, but along the road please consider going to a professional. Therapy works wonders and from your post she needs it. There seems to be a lot of reassuring going on and that gets exhausting fast.
The top financial partner of former president Donald Trump’s media company violated antifraud provisions and misled investors about its initial plans to take the owner of Trump’s Truth Social website public, the Securities and Exchange Commission said Thursday.
Digital World Acquisition — the special-purpose acquisition company, or SPAC, that had planned to merge with Trump’s company – agreed to pay $18 million and revise its false filings to comply with securities laws, SEC officials said.
Though that penalty will cap a long-running investigation, the SPAC’s proposed merger with Trump Media & Technology Group remains stalled. The blank-check company could be forced to liquidate if the merger does not conclude before a Sept. 8 deadline, returning to investors roughly $300 million that Trump’s company has long hoped to unlock.
When Digital World announced its initial public offering in September 2021, the company told investors that neither it nor its executives had participated in any merger discussions with any companies, in line with federal SPAC rules.
But Digital World’s then-chief, the Miami financier Patrick Orlando, had in fact discussed a merger with Trump Media seven months earlier, the SEC said. The announcement confirms what has been long rumored about the proposed merger, including claims from Will Wilkerson, a Trump Media executive who told the SEC in a whistleblower filing last year that the company had violated securities laws. Wilkerson was fired after speaking with The Washington Post. Digital World “failed to disclose its discussions with TMTG and failed to disclose a material conflict of interest of its CEO and Chairman,” said Gurbir S. Grewal, the director of the SEC’s Division of Enforcement. "These disclosure failures are particularly problematic because investors focus on factors such as the SPAC’s management team and potential merger targets when making financial decisions.”
Trump and his Republican allies have long accused the SEC of political bias in stalling the merger.
Suspending the platform seems a bit harsh, but throwing them some massive fines for the lack of content moderation is necessary to stop the spewing of all the divisive hateful shit that we see in the US.
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