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That's probably true, but another contributing factor may be his tendency to cut his words down to a size his tiny brain can manage. For example, in his ten-hour cringe rant, he refers to prejudice as "pred", calls himself a "cap" rather than a capitalist and an "entreneur" instead of an entrepreneur, and so on.He writes like an ESL speaker. It sounds like he heard "white supremacy" enough times that he generalized it to think that "supremacy" is a generally bad concept. Like he doesn't realize that it's really only the phrase "white supremacy" is what really has the bulk of the negative connotations.
Roy just said the US and by default it's gov is "supremacy" so why would an unemployed non white want to give the KKK more power and money?Roy is learning to be a little clever. He knows better than to say he should be the CEO of Twitter, or that he should be one of the beneficiaries of a wealth tax. You know he's thinking it, but for now he's dissembling his real goals.
They grow up so fast!
An amusing conjecture, but the problem is that Roy is too lazy to rob a bank. He'd just tweet the bank and demand that they give him money.
He is a schizophrenic hobo with a Twitter stamp. The only reason he isn't under a bridge or huddled with the rest of the filthy masses is due to the family that are all featured prominently on his shit list.Only bit more unhinged and he'd look like a scitzophrenic hobo with a twitter stamp.
The SEC has a thing called an "Accredited Investor". I don't know the full ins and outs, but when I (as a foreigner) wanted to invest in a friend's US-based startup, I needed to apply to become one because I was buying shares in an unlisted company from outside the US. The process involved thoroughly doxing myself to both the SEC and the IRS and I most definitely did not need that shit in my life so I didn't go through with it in the end.As I understand it, there's no central authority for accrediting investors. The usual criteria employed are mainly to do with income. Roy would never, ever qualify for that.
Ah, thank you. My error.The SEC has a thing called an "Accredited Investor". I don't know the full ins and outs, but when I (as a foreigner) wanted to invest in a friend's US-based startup, I needed to apply to become one because I was buying shares in an unlisted company from outside the US. The process involved thoroughly doxing myself to both the SEC and the IRS and I most definitely did not need that shit in my life so I didn't go through with it in the end.
The list also includes:The Mayo Clinic has a long list of behaviours of narcissists, which includes:
- Expect to be recognized as superior even without achievements.
- Make achievements and talents seem bigger than they are.
- Believe they are superior to others and can only spend time with or be understood by equally special people.
- Be critical of and look down on people they feel are not important.
- Have difficulty managing their emotions and behavior.
- Experience major problems dealing with stress and adapting to change.