trump jnr breaks irony

[butters]

complaining about how people claim the value of those properties to be one thing one day, and then something else the next to suit their own purpose, seemingly oblivious to what trump and his org did

Former President Donald Trump’s eldest son complained on Thursday to Newsmax’s Eric Bolling about people adjusting their valuations of his father’s properties depending on their motives.

“If it’s worth 18 million and that’s good for the soundbite at the time, it’s worth 18 million,” Trump Jr. claimed to Bolling. “If it’s worth hundreds of millions the next day for a different purpose, it’s worth hundreds of millions. And that’s what’s going on.”

Trump Jr. had killed irony with his comments, critics mocked on X (formerly Twitter).

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...&cvid=86ac793e1a824cc29ca684b1c1526062&ei=139

 

[Rotadom]

boomer will be in shortly to act indignant while being totally wrong cuz he doesn't understand such things.

 

[Bray123]

Did anyone ever describe Don the even dumber as being bright? If so, let me know. I have it down on my 2024 Bingo card.

Stole the money from a charity that was supposed to help children with cancer. Banned from being in business in New York. He's a MAGAT hero.

 

[Lazaran]

Did anyone ever describe Don the even dumber as being bright? If so, let me know. I have it down on my 2024 Bingo card.

Stole the money from a charity that was supposed to help children with cancer. Banned from being in business in New York. He's a MAGAT hero.

DJT jr. just shot and killed irony on fifth avenue, and the MAGAts will love the POS even more.



JFC

SAD!!!

 

[JoePepsiCo]

Looks like you broke stupid.

 

[Rotadom]

Looks like you broke stupid.

 

[HisArpy]

The question in Trump's fraud case has always been about; what is value? What is something worth?

The answer is, and has always been, whatever the market will bear.

This is why people bargain. Why haggling is an art form. And why products languish on shelves until they get marked down in price and go on sale. Or why there's a run on products until the shelves are bare and the manufacturer cannot keep up with orders.

OTOH, whenever outsiders decide that they get to set the final selling price being negotiated between two people that's not "value" it's called price fixing. Which is illegal.

So you have to wonder why outsiders are setting the price for Trump's properties and saying they're the good guys. Perhaps the answer to that is; they're not. They just want you to believe they are in order to control you and the prices you pay for goods too.

 

[JoePepsiCo]

As soon as money changes hands between two willing parties, value is established and it is a fleeting metric.

 

[JoePepsiCo]

"So you have to wonder why outsiders are setting the price for Trump's properties and saying they're the good guys. Perhaps the answer to that is; they're not. They just want you to believe they are in order to control you and the prices you pay for goods too."

The unwilling party.

 

[HisArpy]

"So you have to wonder why outsiders are setting the price for Trump's properties and saying they're the good guys. Perhaps the answer to that is; they're not. They just want you to believe they are in order to control you and the prices you pay for goods too."

The unwilling party.

Unwanted 3rd party.

Interestingly enough, when a 3rd party attempts to get between 2 other parties engaging in a business negotiation it's called tortious interference with business relations. I don't see where the State is exempt from that either.

 

[JoePepsiCo]

Hey, when you run and get elected on "getting" Trump, you have to fulfill your campaign promise no matter how bad it looks for you to everyone else but those consumed by TDS (which seems to be Party independent).

 

[dkovic77]

So cute seeing the two of you puff each other up. Usually you take that somewhere else, but this is a porn site.

 

[LLCox]

I admit I want to get trump. And the great part is he helps me all he can.

 

[John_von_Neumann]

boomer will be in shortly to act indignant while being totally wrong cuz he doesn't understand such things.

Would you accept AJ and TimRapey in his stead?

 

[dmallord]

The question in Trump's fraud case has always been about; what is value? What is something worth?

The answer is, and has always been, whatever the market will bear.

This is why people bargain. Why haggling is an art form. And why products languish on shelves until they get marked down in price and go on sale. Or why there's a run on products until the shelves are bare and the manufacturer cannot keep up with orders.

OTOH, whenever outsiders decide that they get to set the final selling price being negotiated between two people that's not "value" it's called price fixing. Which is illegal.

So you have to wonder why outsiders are setting the price for Trump's properties and saying they're the good guys. Perhaps the answer to that is; they're not. They just want you to believe they are in order to control you and the prices you pay for goods too.

"Outsiders" by that you mean the judicial system weighing in on Trump's fraud and conviction. All of us hope the justice system is the good guy looking out for the public's interests.

No one is setting standard real estate prices through the case against Trump. If it comes to a fire sale of his properties, that would lower their values, but it is not an unexpected outcome. Anyone needing quick cash settlements resorts to accept less money for a property when it becomes necessary to liquidate. That's common business practice.

Trump is no exception in the practice of such settlement procedures. The justice system determined he is guilty, and they assessed his penalty in the form of cash and restrictions on doing business. There is nothing abnormal here.

 

[Rotadom]

Would you accept AJ and TimRapey in his stead?

The trifecta of triggered twits.

 

[KeithD]

I think Trump's properties should be seized at the value he gave them for tax purposes.

 

[dmallord]

I think Trump's properties should be seized at the value he gave them for tax purposes.

Once seized and offered for sale the tax value is of little consequence. AD Brown will put them up for bid and take the highest cash bid offer. That may well be below the tax assessor's value.

There will be issues to resolve: Trump has creditors with loans that get paid off first; multiple properties have other owners attached to them, and the logistics of that resolution step will come into play. The easiest seizure will be any liquid bank account. That would really put Trump's ability to do business between a rock and a hard place.

His funds to pay for day-to-day operations would vaporize, along with his ability to feed his lawyers, his wives, Melania, Melody, and Barron. He might have to get a job as a manager at Mar-a-Lago to bring in cash to pay the pool guy, the IT guy, the gatekeeper, and similar staff.

 

[KeithD]

Once seized and offered for sale the tax value is of little consequence. AD Brown will put them up for bid and take the highest cash bid offer. That may well be below the tax assessor's value.

You miss the point being made. This way he'd be given credit toward his judgment only for the value he gave the properties for tax purposes, ergo undervalued.

 

[HisArpy]

"Outsiders" by that you mean the judicial system weighing in on Trump's fraud and conviction. All of us hope the justice system is the good guy looking out for the public's interests.

No one is setting standard real estate prices through the case against Trump. If it comes to a fire sale of his properties, that would lower their values, but it is not an unexpected outcome. Anyone needing quick cash settlements resorts to accept less money for a property when it becomes necessary to liquidate. That's common business practice.

Trump is no exception in the practice of such settlement procedures. The justice system determined he is guilty, and they assessed his penalty in the form of cash and restrictions on doing business. There is nothing abnormal here.

I would have thought the "outsider" description adequate to understand what was being said.


Unless of course you're a fucking moron intentionally trying to be even more dense than you are naturally.

So, keep on being you.

 

[HisArpy]

You miss the point being made. This way he'd be given credit toward his judgment only for the value he gave the properties for tax purposes, ergo undervalued.

Except the tax basis isn't the current market value and by doing what you propose it would become an unlawful taking.

Which begs the question; why are you advocating unlawful acts?

 

[Rotadom]

Unless of course you're a fucking moron intentionally trying to be even more dense than you are naturally.

We laugh at these ironic posts by you.

 

[HisArpy]

We laugh at these ironic posts by you.

Not my fault you think having a stick rammed up your ass is amusing.

 

[Rotadom]

Not my fault you think having a stick rammed up your ass is amusing.

You just demonstrated why they are ironic.

 

[HisArpy]

You just demonstrated why they are ironic.

That stick must be interfering with your thinking again.