25 comments

  • k310 a day ago ago

    Wilhoit's law.

    “Conservatism consists of exactly one proposition, to wit: There must be in-groups whom the law protects but does not bind, alongside out-groups whom the law binds but does not protect.”

    https://pylimitics.net/wilhoits-law/

    • ncr100 a day ago ago

      My snarky redux sentiment, below, helps me when appreciating competitive business folks, though Winner Takes All is present outside the business realm too:

      "What's mine is mine, and what's yours is also mine."

  • dlcarrier a day ago ago

    The Yacht Report followed up on this: https://youtu.be/qEo5Rw6AMMU

    The vessel declared a Pan Pan, not a Mayday, so there's no requirement to respond.

  • killingtime74 a day ago ago

    Would have been easy for them to help out given Zuckerberg wasn't even on board. At least the support ship could have

    • HackerThemAll a day ago ago

      I think the captain of that vessel has his ego even bigger than Zuckerberg himself.

      • antonvs a day ago ago

        When Zuck’s not on board, that ship is effectively his. I bet he stands at the bow yelling “I’m the king of the world!”

  • b3ing a day ago ago

    Vessel and crew should be banned from sailing , not sure if it’s possible to do that though

  • feverzsj a day ago ago

    That's exactly how/why the rich is framed in Hollywood movies.

  • m4rtink a day ago ago

    Karma is a thing & it gets back to you with interest.

    • fragmede a day ago ago

      No it isn't. Epstein died without having to pay a cent. If you believe in something after then he's paying the price, but if you don't, you can't believe in karma.

      • porksoda 14 hours ago ago

        Wasn't he murdered in prison while the howling mob hated him and sent his lady to eat unflavoured tofu? I mean sometimes karma could do better but it ain't nothin

      • longitudinal93 a day ago ago

        Karma works across multiple lifetimes. GE isn't done yet.

  • hollow-moe a day ago ago

    We don't want peasants to put dirt on the bridge eww

  • edyos a day ago ago

    A boat like this, with a VIP on board, should never go on a rescue mission. That's the best way to get boarded and for the VIP to be captured.

    • torh a day ago ago

      So, different rules for the rich?

      I fail to see how a rescue mission is more likely to get you boarded, with all the attention a mayday will attract.

    • Bender a day ago ago

      A boat like that with a VIP on board is also likely to have heavy security as well. May as well get letters of marque [1][2] and "assist" some pirates and cartel for fun and profit. One EO could enable this.

      [1] - https://www.lee.senate.gov/2025/12/patriots-of-the-caribbean...

      [2] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letter_of_marque#21st-century_...

    • chung8123 a day ago ago

      They have so many support vessels and they have a shadow ship there were plenty of resources to help out safely.

    • m4ck_ a day ago ago

      I assume the reverse is also true? Randoms should not attempt to aid or rescue VIPs, only approved agencies/organizations should attempt to intervene. A cargo ship filled with unwashed poors shouldn't be reaching their filthy hands out to rescue a drowning VIP, am I right?

    • Hugsbox a day ago ago

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    • bamboozled a day ago ago

      What a funny comment. Mark’s life is more important than some pleb’s life according to you.

      • ncr100 a day ago ago

        I believe it is sarcasm.

        • bamboozled 18 hours ago ago

          I don't but this is the world we live in currently, say something ridiculous, outrageous and then just say "ah I was being sarcastic, or just owning the libs, or telling a joke"

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