Sophex_Ekko

Wow this was an insanely thorough AMA, so many questions answered!

I just wanted to say this came at the perfect time. I have been eating out for every one of my meals for basically the past 3 years. My new GF has asked to start cooking more at home and I pretty much never cook or have even cut meat in the past. Got loads of ideas and good tips from this thread. I'm actually a bit excited to start cooking and "impressing" her with my skills lol.

Seriously dude, fuck you with these stupid answers.

Also, stop using stupid buzz words like "undocumented migration," and "America's Finest City." It makes you sound scripted.

Honestly when people don't respond to really important highly voted questions in these AMAs, I lose quite a bit of respect or interest in them.

This is a very very very important questions. $1k/month for every adult? $247 billion/month, so $2.9tril/year?

Honestly this just smells like a way to promote his book rather than an actual run for anything.

Edit: Well got a response. Don't really agree but I at least respect the responses and attempting to answer the hard questions.

Seriously fuck you dude, the founding fathers are turning in their graves so fast right now you could hook generators up to them and they'd power a whole fucking city

Paying for it is really not that difficult

I guess for the people that are receiving the money it's not that difficult; but for the people who have to pay for it, I can imagine it's a little bit more of a difficult choice.

As far as the "grow by $2.5 trillion" comment goes, here's what it says in the report, it's saying that we'll increase the federal debit to accomplish this? The growth would be by $2.5 trillion by 2025? Wouldn't that be a slower percentage gain than we already are at with the $4 trillion increase in the last 10 years, or is it just saying that this is the result of only the $1,000/month increase?