In Response to "New York," Re: GameStop

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Matt Taibbi attacked for GameStop piece over weekend by MSM. His retort: “Some people got ripped off three times. First, they were personally sold dodgy exotic mortgages. Next, their retirement funds were sold the same kinds of dicey loans in the form of securities. Lastly, when it all blew up, they paid taxes to bail out the whole shooting match.” Read on❗️❗️❗️

In Response to "New York," Re: GameStop

The Big Apple mag takes a shot at purveyors of “balefully misguided progressive discourse,” i.e. me and a few others who cheered the GameStop rally. A note in reply

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