A highly capitalistic frog
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Joined January 2025
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The Capitalist Frog retweeted
Russian soldier coming home.
At least there's still one White country that is alive.
Modern western women hate men to a degree that this kind of joy/love would be pressed out of a girl before she's even old enough to read.
The Capitalist Frog retweeted
She has a sense of “good work done”.
Reality 👇
I have just informed my colleagues that I will step down as @ECB President on 7 February 2027.
It has been a source of great pride to serve this institution.
I thank all of those who have supported me on this journey over the past seven years.
The Capitalist Frog retweeted
Et les gauchistes d'ici croient que c'est une victoire de leur camp mdrrr
The Capitalist Frog retweeted
Europe is:
• 9% of the world’s population
• 17% of global GDP
• 40% of global social spending
The Capitalist Frog retweeted
La prima cosa che ho notato quando mi sono licenziato per non tornare MAI piú a lavorare in ufficio é stata questa. Ricordo esattamente di essermi detto: sono fuori col sole, bellissimo…
Assurdo finire cosi male😂 e c’é gente che pensa che il problema sia non avere 1000€ in piu… non dimenticatevi di vivere💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
The Capitalist Frog retweeted
Low skill employees are getting laid off while executives get multimillion dollar bonuses
The lesson: don't be a low skill employee
Layoff Announcements in 2026:
1. UPS: 30,000 Employees
2. Oracle: 30,000 Employees
3. Amazon: 16,000 Employees
4. Omnicom: 15,000 Employees
5. Meta: 8,000 Employees
6. Microsoft: 4,800 Employees
7. Dow Chemical: 4,500 Employees
8. Cisco: Fewer Than 4,000 Employees
9. American Express: 3,840 Employees
10. Uber: 3,300 Employees
11. Renault: Up to 2,400 Employees
12. Nike: 1,400 Employees
13. General Motors: 1,300 Employees
14. Disney: 1,000 Employees
15. Citigroup: 1,000 Employees
The tech sector alone has seen 135,000 layoffs so far in 2026 across 330 companies.
Amid rising prices and AI adoption, US corporations are looking reduce expenses and increase efficiency.
Keep watching the labor market.
The Capitalist Frog retweeted
Put up tax rates too much, and the amount collected goes down
Leftists don’t understand this and think you can just keep putting taxes up and keep getting more money
You can’t. People leave. Don’t invest, Don’t bother working or work less
Labour doesn’t realise this
The Capitalist Frog retweeted
Non-GDPR compliant shops in Paris are temporarily closing so they can install cookie warnings in the store
Thankful for responsible governance like this
The Capitalist Frog retweeted
The world has two types of people.
1) The individuals who look at this and say "wow thats a lot of money, I'm very envious of you and in my eyes, your life should be amazing.
2) The individuals who at this and says "wow thats a lot of money, the state doesn't deliver value for you against how much money you pay them.
Its a disgrace what you don't get to keep more of your hard earned cash"
You are one of the other.
In my experience one is full of envy and spite, the other is full of ambition and hope.
The Capitalist Frog retweeted
People often want to ask me if their startup idea is good, as if my opinion means anything.
I think 99% of ideas are good if the team can execute well. The problem is, 98% of teams fail at execution.
So, no need to sell me your idea, show your execution.
The Capitalist Frog retweeted
No crypto wallet is 100% safe.
No software is bug free.
No tech is 100% secure.
There are risks in everything you do.
There are risks if you don't do anything.
There will be issues, setbacks and problems to solve.
Stay up-to-date. Manage risks. Solve problems.
The Capitalist Frog retweeted
Voglio avere la tranquillità di avere 2/3 anni di vita pagata in contanti se succedesse qualcosa. Non ho bisogno di piu soldi, ma con cosi tanti contanti non ho alcun tipo di problema possibile. Accetto molto volentieri l’inflazione. Ho 34 anni e lavorerò per altri 20
The Capitalist Frog retweeted
If you tax people who work - and pay people who don’t work - you’re going to get less people working. It’s just common sense”
Arthur Laffer
