The Maker Movement's entrepreneurs stand no chance against established companies-

while 'making' is a fine hobby, 'makers' should not delude themselves into thinking that it can ever be a job.

more of a job than leafposting

Fuck off Jap- the more and more Japs I see, the more I sympathize with Truman. If I was in his shoes, I would probably have dropped 3.

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I fucked a Jap girl once- while seemingly innocent, they are dirtier than any western slut- but perhaps they are only that way for western dick.

hmm it really makes me think

The Amish exist and make fine hand crafted goods that are in demand. Maybe they can take an apprenticeship and then design high quality custom furnishings. Don't be such a negative nancy,

'muh intelligence'

No one believes that Japs are 'iq 106.' But keep telling yourself that.

There is good raisin that America is #1.

>#1 intelligence
>raisin

What the Amish do is not being 'makers.' If it's your main job, and it has a track record of success, then it's not being a 'maker.'

See, this is why Ameridumbs can't be makers- they don't even understand simple concepts.