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Sure has. Along with privatization of government. Bozos met with POOTWH and Elongitaint at Mar-I-Lieo and agreed with them that government should be privatized. You think your healthcare is efficient? Wait for disaster relief and social security checks to come from the lowest bidder.mrussel1 said:
Wait, has eliminating the FDIC been floated?Halifax2TheMax said:
Well, eliminating the FDIC should help any savings anyone has and cuts to social security should help as well. Less regulation of corporations and any retirement funds or pensions should also help people get through, especially if they get laid off. But at least there will be agricultural, meat packing, hospitality and construction jobs available for them. They’ll be fine. Especially in the fly over states and down in the hollers where the price of gas won’t stop them from driving 2 or 3, maybe up to 6 or 8 hours round trip to access healthcare. Or those jobs waiting for them.brianlux said:We had a good solid four years under Biden, are about to watch the country go to shit under a Pseudo President and his Ambassador of Chaos, and yet MAGAs continue to claim Biden ruined America. Wanna see ruination? Stick around for the next four years. You ain't seen nothin' yet. Billionaires will profit, and most of the rest of us will pay for their "winnings". 45 and Musk don't give one single damn about how well your lives are going to go.I hope you all have managed to have saving or investments to carry you through. Our income is below the national average and we live in one the very most expensive states, yet we will survive because we have carefully managed our money. I really hope you folks have been doing the same.09/15/1998 & 09/16/1998, Mansfield, MA; 08/29/00 08/30/00, Mansfield, MA; 07/02/03, 07/03/03, Mansfield, MA; 09/28/04, 09/29/04, Boston, MA; 09/22/05, Halifax, NS; 05/24/06, 05/25/06, Boston, MA; 07/22/06, 07/23/06, Gorge, WA; 06/27/2008, Hartford; 06/28/08, 06/30/08, Mansfield; 08/18/2009, O2, London, UK; 10/30/09, 10/31/09, Philadelphia, PA; 05/15/10, Hartford, CT; 05/17/10, Boston, MA; 05/20/10, 05/21/10, NY, NY; 06/22/10, Dublin, IRE; 06/23/10, Northern Ireland; 09/03/11, 09/04/11, Alpine Valley, WI; 09/11/11, 09/12/11, Toronto, Ont; 09/14/11, Ottawa, Ont; 09/15/11, Hamilton, Ont; 07/02/2012, Prague, Czech Republic; 07/04/2012 & 07/05/2012, Berlin, Germany; 07/07/2012, Stockholm, Sweden; 09/30/2012, Missoula, MT; 07/16/2013, London, Ont; 07/19/2013, Chicago, IL; 10/15/2013 & 10/16/2013, Worcester, MA; 10/21/2013 & 10/22/2013, Philadelphia, PA; 10/25/2013, Hartford, CT; 11/29/2013, Portland, OR; 11/30/2013, Spokane, WA; 12/04/2013, Vancouver, BC; 12/06/2013, Seattle, WA; 10/03/2014, St. Louis. MO; 10/22/2014, Denver, CO; 10/26/2015, New York, NY; 04/23/2016, New Orleans, LA; 04/28/2016 & 04/29/2016, Philadelphia, PA; 05/01/2016 & 05/02/2016, New York, NY; 05/08/2016, Ottawa, Ont.; 05/10/2016 & 05/12/2016, Toronto, Ont.; 08/05/2016 & 08/07/2016, Boston, MA; 08/20/2016 & 08/22/2016, Chicago, IL; 07/01/2018, Prague, Czech Republic; 07/03/2018, Krakow, Poland; 07/05/2018, Berlin, Germany; 09/02/2018 & 09/04/2018, Boston, MA; 09/08/2022, Toronto, Ont; 09/11/2022, New York, NY; 09/14/2022, Camden, NJ; 09/02/2023, St. Paul, MN; 05/04/2024 & 05/06/2024, Vancouver, BC; 05/10/2024, Portland, OR;
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What the fuck does this mean?Halifax2TheMax said:
Sure has. Along with privatization of government. Bozos met with POOTWH and Elongitaint at Mar-I-Lieo and agreed with them that government should be privatized. You think your healthcare is efficient? Wait for disaster relief and social security checks to come from the lowest bidder.mrussel1 said:
Wait, has eliminating the FDIC been floated?Halifax2TheMax said:
Well, eliminating the FDIC should help any savings anyone has and cuts to social security should help as well. Less regulation of corporations and any retirement funds or pensions should also help people get through, especially if they get laid off. But at least there will be agricultural, meat packing, hospitality and construction jobs available for them. They’ll be fine. Especially in the fly over states and down in the hollers where the price of gas won’t stop them from driving 2 or 3, maybe up to 6 or 8 hours round trip to access healthcare. Or those jobs waiting for them.brianlux said:We had a good solid four years under Biden, are about to watch the country go to shit under a Pseudo President and his Ambassador of Chaos, and yet MAGAs continue to claim Biden ruined America. Wanna see ruination? Stick around for the next four years. You ain't seen nothin' yet. Billionaires will profit, and most of the rest of us will pay for their "winnings". 45 and Musk don't give one single damn about how well your lives are going to go.I hope you all have managed to have saving or investments to carry you through. Our income is below the national average and we live in one the very most expensive states, yet we will survive because we have carefully managed our money. I really hope you folks have been doing the same.0 -
Ok I looked it up. To be clear, they are not suggesting eliminating the insurance fund, evil is the heart of the FDIC. They see differing moving it to Treasury. I’m not saying I’m okay with that, not nearly enough details. But the concept of eliminating the fund would be insane.Halifax2TheMax said:
Sure has. Along with privatization of government. Bozos met with POOTWH and Elongitaint at Mar-I-Lieo and agreed with them that government should be privatized. You think your healthcare is efficient? Wait for disaster relief and social security checks to come from the lowest bidder.mrussel1 said:
Wait, has eliminating the FDIC been floated?Halifax2TheMax said:
Well, eliminating the FDIC should help any savings anyone has and cuts to social security should help as well. Less regulation of corporations and any retirement funds or pensions should also help people get through, especially if they get laid off. But at least there will be agricultural, meat packing, hospitality and construction jobs available for them. They’ll be fine. Especially in the fly over states and down in the hollers where the price of gas won’t stop them from driving 2 or 3, maybe up to 6 or 8 hours round trip to access healthcare. Or those jobs waiting for them.brianlux said:We had a good solid four years under Biden, are about to watch the country go to shit under a Pseudo President and his Ambassador of Chaos, and yet MAGAs continue to claim Biden ruined America. Wanna see ruination? Stick around for the next four years. You ain't seen nothin' yet. Billionaires will profit, and most of the rest of us will pay for their "winnings". 45 and Musk don't give one single damn about how well your lives are going to go.I hope you all have managed to have saving or investments to carry you through. Our income is below the national average and we live in one the very most expensive states, yet we will survive because we have carefully managed our money. I really hope you folks have been doing the same.Either way, no way Congress passes this. I do see the administration trying to eliminate the CFPB. I’m generally good with that. They have made really bad regulatory decisions that end up harming consumers they are trying to protect, the least sophisticated ones.0 -
Take a breath, your post is dramatic to say the least.battle1 said:
Biden didn't ruin America. Donald Trump isn't going to ruin America. Take a breath, your post is dramatic to say the least.brianlux said:We had a good solid four years under Biden, are about to watch the country go to shit under a Pseudo President and his Ambassador of Chaos, and yet MAGAs continue to claim Biden ruined America. Wanna see ruination? Stick around for the next four years. You ain't seen nothin' yet. Billionaires will profit, and most of the rest of us will pay for their "winnings". 45 and Musk don't give one single damn about how well your lives are going to go.I hope you all have managed to have saving or investments to carry you through. Our income is below the national average and we live in one the very most expensive states, yet we will survive because we have carefully managed our money. I really hope you folks have been doing the same.
Thank you for your concern, but I will be perfectly fine financially. Are you implying that Americans will have to tap into their savings and investments in order to survive a Trump presidency? That would potentially be the most sensational thing I've read on the internet in quite some time.I'm not sure why you are describing my opinions as "drama" (meh, not that I care) other than that you seem to have a problem not understanding the concept of not making posts personal here. Read the posting guidelines. They are your friend.Are you implying that Americans will have to tap into their savings and investments in order to survive a Trump presidency? That would potentially be the most sensational thing I've read on the internet in quite some time.No, but I'll explain further. First of all, many Americans are underpaid and have a difficult time making ends meet. When the Clown President and his Ambassador of Chaos start skimming off those already low wages, many people will find life even more difficult than it already is.The other thing I am say (and this was much more clearly stated) is that almost all of us would do well to learn some good personal finance practices. This is a good idea at any time, but is especially true now at the dawning of the age of Autocracy ad Kakistocracy in America, a time in which the rich will become increasing more wealthy, and the poor even poorer. Some of us actually do not find that a preferable situation, just like some of us prefer democracy over fascism and dictatorships.As for Americans tapping into their saving and investments being "sensational", that really depends on who you are talking about. I can only speak about my own situation. My wife and I are retired and although we have always been in a lower tax bracket than the average American, we have been both reasonably frugal and have managed our finances well. And being retired and living on a fixed income and having been very responsible with our personal finance, we are hoping to be able to live out our lives to the end in a simple but comfortable manner. So it seems you are implying that it is "sensational" that billionaires may well make doing that rather difficult for us. I'm not impressed by that kind or thinking or attitude.
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I am implying that your posts are fear mongering, and sensational in nature pretty often. That is my opinion, that is not "personal" as you so sensitively describe. When I read your posts they are always very over the top and dramatic. That is not a personal attack, as much as you wish you can frame it that way. That is my opinion on just about all of your positions. Very dramatic in nature. I do apologize that you take that as a personal attack.brianlux said:
Take a breath, your post is dramatic to say the least.battle1 said:
Biden didn't ruin America. Donald Trump isn't going to ruin America. Take a breath, your post is dramatic to say the least.brianlux said:We had a good solid four years under Biden, are about to watch the country go to shit under a Pseudo President and his Ambassador of Chaos, and yet MAGAs continue to claim Biden ruined America. Wanna see ruination? Stick around for the next four years. You ain't seen nothin' yet. Billionaires will profit, and most of the rest of us will pay for their "winnings". 45 and Musk don't give one single damn about how well your lives are going to go.I hope you all have managed to have saving or investments to carry you through. Our income is below the national average and we live in one the very most expensive states, yet we will survive because we have carefully managed our money. I really hope you folks have been doing the same.
Thank you for your concern, but I will be perfectly fine financially. Are you implying that Americans will have to tap into their savings and investments in order to survive a Trump presidency? That would potentially be the most sensational thing I've read on the internet in quite some time.I'm not sure why you are describing my opinions as "drama" (meh, not that I care) other than that you seem to have a problem not understanding the concept of not making posts personal here. Read the posting guidelines. They are your friend.Are you implying that Americans will have to tap into their savings and investments in order to survive a Trump presidency? That would potentially be the most sensational thing I've read on the internet in quite some time.No, but I'll explain further. First of all, many Americans are underpaid and have a difficult time making ends meet. When the Clown President and his Ambassador of Chaos start skimming off those already low wages, many people will find life even more difficult than it already is.The other thing I am say (and this was much more clearly stated) is that almost all of us would do well to learn some good personal finance practices. This is a good idea at any time, but is especially true now at the dawning of the age of Autocracy ad Kakistocracy in America, a time in which the rich will become increasing more wealthy, and the poor even poorer. Some of us actually do not find that a preferable situation, just like some of us prefer democracy over fascism and dictatorships.As for Americans tapping into their saving and investments being "sensational", that really depends on who you are talking about. I can only speak about my own situation. My wife and I are retired and although we have always been in a lower tax bracket than the average American, we have been both reasonably frugal and have managed our finances well. And being retired and living on a fixed income and having been very responsible with our personal finance, we are hoping to be able to live out our lives to the end in a simple but comfortable manner. So it seems you are implying that it is "sensational" that billionaires may well make doing that rather difficult for us. I'm not impressed by that kind or thinking or attitude.0 -
Oh boy you know that saying if you don’t have anything nice to say just don’t! Well that applies here.battle1 said:
I am implying that your posts are fear mongering, and sensational in nature pretty often. That is my opinion, that is not "personal" as you so sensitively describe. When I read your posts they are always very over the top and dramatic. That is not a personal attack, as much as you wish you can frame it that way. That is my opinion on just about all of your positions. Very dramatic in nature. I do apologize that you take that as a personal attack.brianlux said:
Take a breath, your post is dramatic to say the least.battle1 said:
Biden didn't ruin America. Donald Trump isn't going to ruin America. Take a breath, your post is dramatic to say the least.brianlux said:We had a good solid four years under Biden, are about to watch the country go to shit under a Pseudo President and his Ambassador of Chaos, and yet MAGAs continue to claim Biden ruined America. Wanna see ruination? Stick around for the next four years. You ain't seen nothin' yet. Billionaires will profit, and most of the rest of us will pay for their "winnings". 45 and Musk don't give one single damn about how well your lives are going to go.I hope you all have managed to have saving or investments to carry you through. Our income is below the national average and we live in one the very most expensive states, yet we will survive because we have carefully managed our money. I really hope you folks have been doing the same.
Thank you for your concern, but I will be perfectly fine financially. Are you implying that Americans will have to tap into their savings and investments in order to survive a Trump presidency? That would potentially be the most sensational thing I've read on the internet in quite some time.I'm not sure why you are describing my opinions as "drama" (meh, not that I care) other than that you seem to have a problem not understanding the concept of not making posts personal here. Read the posting guidelines. They are your friend.Are you implying that Americans will have to tap into their savings and investments in order to survive a Trump presidency? That would potentially be the most sensational thing I've read on the internet in quite some time.No, but I'll explain further. First of all, many Americans are underpaid and have a difficult time making ends meet. When the Clown President and his Ambassador of Chaos start skimming off those already low wages, many people will find life even more difficult than it already is.The other thing I am say (and this was much more clearly stated) is that almost all of us would do well to learn some good personal finance practices. This is a good idea at any time, but is especially true now at the dawning of the age of Autocracy ad Kakistocracy in America, a time in which the rich will become increasing more wealthy, and the poor even poorer. Some of us actually do not find that a preferable situation, just like some of us prefer democracy over fascism and dictatorships.As for Americans tapping into their saving and investments being "sensational", that really depends on who you are talking about. I can only speak about my own situation. My wife and I are retired and although we have always been in a lower tax bracket than the average American, we have been both reasonably frugal and have managed our finances well. And being retired and living on a fixed income and having been very responsible with our personal finance, we are hoping to be able to live out our lives to the end in a simple but comfortable manner. So it seems you are implying that it is "sensational" that billionaires may well make doing that rather difficult for us. I'm not impressed by that kind or thinking or attitude.
So let me ask you what is your line in the sand with this upcoming administration that would make you say “ wait a minute this is not what I thought it would be like” please tell us since you say you would be financially good! By that statement I’d say it’s only about you and you only
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Huh? I don't understand your question. What I thought it would be like? What do you mean? I couldn't give 2 fucks about the upcoming administration.josevolution said:
Oh boy you know that saying if you don’t have anything nice to say just don’t! Well that applies here.battle1 said:
I am implying that your posts are fear mongering, and sensational in nature pretty often. That is my opinion, that is not "personal" as you so sensitively describe. When I read your posts they are always very over the top and dramatic. That is not a personal attack, as much as you wish you can frame it that way. That is my opinion on just about all of your positions. Very dramatic in nature. I do apologize that you take that as a personal attack.brianlux said:
Take a breath, your post is dramatic to say the least.battle1 said:
Biden didn't ruin America. Donald Trump isn't going to ruin America. Take a breath, your post is dramatic to say the least.brianlux said:We had a good solid four years under Biden, are about to watch the country go to shit under a Pseudo President and his Ambassador of Chaos, and yet MAGAs continue to claim Biden ruined America. Wanna see ruination? Stick around for the next four years. You ain't seen nothin' yet. Billionaires will profit, and most of the rest of us will pay for their "winnings". 45 and Musk don't give one single damn about how well your lives are going to go.I hope you all have managed to have saving or investments to carry you through. Our income is below the national average and we live in one the very most expensive states, yet we will survive because we have carefully managed our money. I really hope you folks have been doing the same.
Thank you for your concern, but I will be perfectly fine financially. Are you implying that Americans will have to tap into their savings and investments in order to survive a Trump presidency? That would potentially be the most sensational thing I've read on the internet in quite some time.I'm not sure why you are describing my opinions as "drama" (meh, not that I care) other than that you seem to have a problem not understanding the concept of not making posts personal here. Read the posting guidelines. They are your friend.Are you implying that Americans will have to tap into their savings and investments in order to survive a Trump presidency? That would potentially be the most sensational thing I've read on the internet in quite some time.No, but I'll explain further. First of all, many Americans are underpaid and have a difficult time making ends meet. When the Clown President and his Ambassador of Chaos start skimming off those already low wages, many people will find life even more difficult than it already is.The other thing I am say (and this was much more clearly stated) is that almost all of us would do well to learn some good personal finance practices. This is a good idea at any time, but is especially true now at the dawning of the age of Autocracy ad Kakistocracy in America, a time in which the rich will become increasing more wealthy, and the poor even poorer. Some of us actually do not find that a preferable situation, just like some of us prefer democracy over fascism and dictatorships.As for Americans tapping into their saving and investments being "sensational", that really depends on who you are talking about. I can only speak about my own situation. My wife and I are retired and although we have always been in a lower tax bracket than the average American, we have been both reasonably frugal and have managed our finances well. And being retired and living on a fixed income and having been very responsible with our personal finance, we are hoping to be able to live out our lives to the end in a simple but comfortable manner. So it seems you are implying that it is "sensational" that billionaires may well make doing that rather difficult for us. I'm not impressed by that kind or thinking or attitude.
So let me ask you what is your line in the sand with this upcoming administration that would make you say “ wait a minute this is not what I thought it would be like” please tell us since you say you would be financially good! By that statement I’d say it’s only about you and you only
Anything nice to say... hahaha. Calling out fear mongering around here is "not nice". Good to know.Post edited by battle1 on0 -
You know what dude put me on ignore please! Thanks!battle1 said:
Huh? I don't understand your question. What I thought it would be like? What do you mean? I couldn't give 2 fucks about the upcoming administration.Ljosevolution said:
Oh boy you know that saying if you don’t have anything nice to say just don’t! Well that applies here.battle1 said:
I am implying that your posts are fear mongering, and sensational in nature pretty often. That is my opinion, that is not "personal" as you so sensitively describe. When I read your posts they are always very over the top and dramatic. That is not a personal attack, as much as you wish you can frame it that way. That is my opinion on just about all of your positions. Very dramatic in nature. I do apologize that you take that as a personal attack.brianlux said:
Take a breath, your post is dramatic to say the least.battle1 said:
Biden didn't ruin America. Donald Trump isn't going to ruin America. Take a breath, your post is dramatic to say the least.brianlux said:We had a good solid four years under Biden, are about to watch the country go to shit under a Pseudo President and his Ambassador of Chaos, and yet MAGAs continue to claim Biden ruined America. Wanna see ruination? Stick around for the next four years. You ain't seen nothin' yet. Billionaires will profit, and most of the rest of us will pay for their "winnings". 45 and Musk don't give one single damn about how well your lives are going to go.I hope you all have managed to have saving or investments to carry you through. Our income is below the national average and we live in one the very most expensive states, yet we will survive because we have carefully managed our money. I really hope you folks have been doing the same.
Thank you for your concern, but I will be perfectly fine financially. Are you implying that Americans will have to tap into their savings and investments in order to survive a Trump presidency? That would potentially be the most sensational thing I've read on the internet in quite some time.I'm not sure why you are describing my opinions as "drama" (meh, not that I care) other than that you seem to have a problem not understanding the concept of not making posts personal here. Read the posting guidelines. They are your friend.Are you implying that Americans will have to tap into their savings and investments in order to survive a Trump presidency? That would potentially be the most sensational thing I've read on the internet in quite some time.No, but I'll explain further. First of all, many Americans are underpaid and have a difficult time making ends meet. When the Clown President and his Ambassador of Chaos start skimming off those already low wages, many people will find life even more difficult than it already is.The other thing I am say (and this was much more clearly stated) is that almost all of us would do well to learn some good personal finance practices. This is a good idea at any time, but is especially true now at the dawning of the age of Autocracy ad Kakistocracy in America, a time in which the rich will become increasing more wealthy, and the poor even poorer. Some of us actually do not find that a preferable situation, just like some of us prefer democracy over fascism and dictatorships.As for Americans tapping into their saving and investments being "sensational", that really depends on who you are talking about. I can only speak about my own situation. My wife and I are retired and although we have always been in a lower tax bracket than the average American, we have been both reasonably frugal and have managed our finances well. And being retired and living on a fixed income and having been very responsible with our personal finance, we are hoping to be able to live out our lives to the end in a simple but comfortable manner. So it seems you are implying that it is "sensational" that billionaires may well make doing that rather difficult for us. I'm not impressed by that kind or thinking or attitude.
So let me ask you what is your line in the sand with this upcoming administration that would make you say “ wait a minute this is not what I thought it would be like” please tell us since you say you would be financially good! By that statement I’d say it’s only about you and you onlySo here you go what the fuck would cause you to fucking pause and say this is not what a president is supposed to do!Like let’s say if he started to get his DOJ to start jailing politicians that don’t agree with him or if he commanded cops or troops to trample protesters that were protesting something that he instituted! He wanted to sick the national guard on protesters remember that when he went in front of the church and held the Bible or were you not born yet? Is this clear enough for you?jesus greets me looks just like me ....0 -
josevolution said:
You know what dude put me on ignore please! Thanks!battle1 said:
Huh? I don't understand your question. What I thought it would be like? What do you mean? I couldn't give 2 fucks about the upcoming administration.Ljosevolution said:
Oh boy you know that saying if you don’t have anything nice to say just don’t! Well that applies here.battle1 said:
I am implying that your posts are fear mongering, and sensational in nature pretty often. That is my opinion, that is not "personal" as you so sensitively describe. When I read your posts they are always very over the top and dramatic. That is not a personal attack, as much as you wish you can frame it that way. That is my opinion on just about all of your positions. Very dramatic in nature. I do apologize that you take that as a personal attack.brianlux said:
Take a breath, your post is dramatic to say the least.battle1 said:
Biden didn't ruin America. Donald Trump isn't going to ruin America. Take a breath, your post is dramatic to say the least.brianlux said:We had a good solid four years under Biden, are about to watch the country go to shit under a Pseudo President and his Ambassador of Chaos, and yet MAGAs continue to claim Biden ruined America. Wanna see ruination? Stick around for the next four years. You ain't seen nothin' yet. Billionaires will profit, and most of the rest of us will pay for their "winnings". 45 and Musk don't give one single damn about how well your lives are going to go.I hope you all have managed to have saving or investments to carry you through. Our income is below the national average and we live in one the very most expensive states, yet we will survive because we have carefully managed our money. I really hope you folks have been doing the same.
Thank you for your concern, but I will be perfectly fine financially. Are you implying that Americans will have to tap into their savings and investments in order to survive a Trump presidency? That would potentially be the most sensational thing I've read on the internet in quite some time.I'm not sure why you are describing my opinions as "drama" (meh, not that I care) other than that you seem to have a problem not understanding the concept of not making posts personal here. Read the posting guidelines. They are your friend.Are you implying that Americans will have to tap into their savings and investments in order to survive a Trump presidency? That would potentially be the most sensational thing I've read on the internet in quite some time.No, but I'll explain further. First of all, many Americans are underpaid and have a difficult time making ends meet. When the Clown President and his Ambassador of Chaos start skimming off those already low wages, many people will find life even more difficult than it already is.The other thing I am say (and this was much more clearly stated) is that almost all of us would do well to learn some good personal finance practices. This is a good idea at any time, but is especially true now at the dawning of the age of Autocracy ad Kakistocracy in America, a time in which the rich will become increasing more wealthy, and the poor even poorer. Some of us actually do not find that a preferable situation, just like some of us prefer democracy over fascism and dictatorships.As for Americans tapping into their saving and investments being "sensational", that really depends on who you are talking about. I can only speak about my own situation. My wife and I are retired and although we have always been in a lower tax bracket than the average American, we have been both reasonably frugal and have managed our finances well. And being retired and living on a fixed income and having been very responsible with our personal finance, we are hoping to be able to live out our lives to the end in a simple but comfortable manner. So it seems you are implying that it is "sensational" that billionaires may well make doing that rather difficult for us. I'm not impressed by that kind or thinking or attitude.
So let me ask you what is your line in the sand with this upcoming administration that would make you say “ wait a minute this is not what I thought it would be like” please tell us since you say you would be financially good! By that statement I’d say it’s only about you and you onlySo here you go what the fuck would cause you to fucking pause and say this is not what a president is supposed to do!Like let’s say if he started to get his DOJ to start jailing politicians that don’t agree with him or if he commanded cops or troops to trample protesters that were protesting something that he instituted! He wanted to sick the national guard on protesters remember that when he went in front of the church and held the Bible or were you not born yet? Is this clear enough for you?
So did you want me to answer, or ignore? You told me to ignore you, then asked me a series of questions. I will answer-
I said that many times between 2016-2020, and I'm sure will again over the next 4 years. And none of it will matter. Donald Trump didn't destroy America and he isn't going to this time. I'm sorry you are so scared, this is the fear mongering propaganda that has you all angry about Donald Trump. Watch your 401k continue to rise every year, watch your home equity grow every year, turn off the news, and be thankful you live in the greatest country on Earth every morning when you wake up. Merry Christmas.Post edited by battle1 on0 -
battle1 said:josevolution said:
You know what dude put me on ignore please! Thanks!battle1 said:
Huh? I don't understand your question. What I thought it would be like? What do you mean? I couldn't give 2 fucks about the upcoming administration.Ljosevolution said:
Oh boy you know that saying if you don’t have anything nice to say just don’t! Well that applies here.battle1 said:
I am implying that your posts are fear mongering, and sensational in nature pretty often. That is my opinion, that is not "personal" as you so sensitively describe. When I read your posts they are always very over the top and dramatic. That is not a personal attack, as much as you wish you can frame it that way. That is my opinion on just about all of your positions. Very dramatic in nature. I do apologize that you take that as a personal attack.brianlux said:
Take a breath, your post is dramatic to say the least.battle1 said:
Biden didn't ruin America. Donald Trump isn't going to ruin America. Take a breath, your post is dramatic to say the least.brianlux said:We had a good solid four years under Biden, are about to watch the country go to shit under a Pseudo President and his Ambassador of Chaos, and yet MAGAs continue to claim Biden ruined America. Wanna see ruination? Stick around for the next four years. You ain't seen nothin' yet. Billionaires will profit, and most of the rest of us will pay for their "winnings". 45 and Musk don't give one single damn about how well your lives are going to go.I hope you all have managed to have saving or investments to carry you through. Our income is below the national average and we live in one the very most expensive states, yet we will survive because we have carefully managed our money. I really hope you folks have been doing the same.
Thank you for your concern, but I will be perfectly fine financially. Are you implying that Americans will have to tap into their savings and investments in order to survive a Trump presidency? That would potentially be the most sensational thing I've read on the internet in quite some time.I'm not sure why you are describing my opinions as "drama" (meh, not that I care) other than that you seem to have a problem not understanding the concept of not making posts personal here. Read the posting guidelines. They are your friend.Are you implying that Americans will have to tap into their savings and investments in order to survive a Trump presidency? That would potentially be the most sensational thing I've read on the internet in quite some time.No, but I'll explain further. First of all, many Americans are underpaid and have a difficult time making ends meet. When the Clown President and his Ambassador of Chaos start skimming off those already low wages, many people will find life even more difficult than it already is.The other thing I am say (and this was much more clearly stated) is that almost all of us would do well to learn some good personal finance practices. This is a good idea at any time, but is especially true now at the dawning of the age of Autocracy ad Kakistocracy in America, a time in which the rich will become increasing more wealthy, and the poor even poorer. Some of us actually do not find that a preferable situation, just like some of us prefer democracy over fascism and dictatorships.As for Americans tapping into their saving and investments being "sensational", that really depends on who you are talking about. I can only speak about my own situation. My wife and I are retired and although we have always been in a lower tax bracket than the average American, we have been both reasonably frugal and have managed our finances well. And being retired and living on a fixed income and having been very responsible with our personal finance, we are hoping to be able to live out our lives to the end in a simple but comfortable manner. So it seems you are implying that it is "sensational" that billionaires may well make doing that rather difficult for us. I'm not impressed by that kind or thinking or attitude.
So let me ask you what is your line in the sand with this upcoming administration that would make you say “ wait a minute this is not what I thought it would be like” please tell us since you say you would be financially good! By that statement I’d say it’s only about you and you onlySo here you go what the fuck would cause you to fucking pause and say this is not what a president is supposed to do!Like let’s say if he started to get his DOJ to start jailing politicians that don’t agree with him or if he commanded cops or troops to trample protesters that were protesting something that he instituted! He wanted to sick the national guard on protesters remember that when he went in front of the church and held the Bible or were you not born yet? Is this clear enough for you?
So did you want me to answer, or ignore? You told me to ignore you, then asked me a series of questions. I will answer-
I said that many times between 2016-2020, and I'm sure will again over the next 4 years. And none of it will matter. Donald Trump didn't destroy America and he isn't going to this time. I'm sorry you are so scared, this is the fear mongering propaganda that has you all angry about Donald Trump. Watch your 401k continue to rise every year, watch your home equity grow every year, turn off the news, and be thankful you live in the greatest country on Earth every morning when you wake up. Merry Christmas.
show us where you said that here between 16-20.
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I love how a handful of you on here try to tell people what to do. You know how I vote too, don't you?mickeyrat said:battle1 said:josevolution said:
You know what dude put me on ignore please! Thanks!battle1 said:
Huh? I don't understand your question. What I thought it would be like? What do you mean? I couldn't give 2 fucks about the upcoming administration.Ljosevolution said:
Oh boy you know that saying if you don’t have anything nice to say just don’t! Well that applies here.battle1 said:
I am implying that your posts are fear mongering, and sensational in nature pretty often. That is my opinion, that is not "personal" as you so sensitively describe. When I read your posts they are always very over the top and dramatic. That is not a personal attack, as much as you wish you can frame it that way. That is my opinion on just about all of your positions. Very dramatic in nature. I do apologize that you take that as a personal attack.brianlux said:
Take a breath, your post is dramatic to say the least.battle1 said:
Biden didn't ruin America. Donald Trump isn't going to ruin America. Take a breath, your post is dramatic to say the least.brianlux said:We had a good solid four years under Biden, are about to watch the country go to shit under a Pseudo President and his Ambassador of Chaos, and yet MAGAs continue to claim Biden ruined America. Wanna see ruination? Stick around for the next four years. You ain't seen nothin' yet. Billionaires will profit, and most of the rest of us will pay for their "winnings". 45 and Musk don't give one single damn about how well your lives are going to go.I hope you all have managed to have saving or investments to carry you through. Our income is below the national average and we live in one the very most expensive states, yet we will survive because we have carefully managed our money. I really hope you folks have been doing the same.
Thank you for your concern, but I will be perfectly fine financially. Are you implying that Americans will have to tap into their savings and investments in order to survive a Trump presidency? That would potentially be the most sensational thing I've read on the internet in quite some time.I'm not sure why you are describing my opinions as "drama" (meh, not that I care) other than that you seem to have a problem not understanding the concept of not making posts personal here. Read the posting guidelines. They are your friend.Are you implying that Americans will have to tap into their savings and investments in order to survive a Trump presidency? That would potentially be the most sensational thing I've read on the internet in quite some time.No, but I'll explain further. First of all, many Americans are underpaid and have a difficult time making ends meet. When the Clown President and his Ambassador of Chaos start skimming off those already low wages, many people will find life even more difficult than it already is.The other thing I am say (and this was much more clearly stated) is that almost all of us would do well to learn some good personal finance practices. This is a good idea at any time, but is especially true now at the dawning of the age of Autocracy ad Kakistocracy in America, a time in which the rich will become increasing more wealthy, and the poor even poorer. Some of us actually do not find that a preferable situation, just like some of us prefer democracy over fascism and dictatorships.As for Americans tapping into their saving and investments being "sensational", that really depends on who you are talking about. I can only speak about my own situation. My wife and I are retired and although we have always been in a lower tax bracket than the average American, we have been both reasonably frugal and have managed our finances well. And being retired and living on a fixed income and having been very responsible with our personal finance, we are hoping to be able to live out our lives to the end in a simple but comfortable manner. So it seems you are implying that it is "sensational" that billionaires may well make doing that rather difficult for us. I'm not impressed by that kind or thinking or attitude.
So let me ask you what is your line in the sand with this upcoming administration that would make you say “ wait a minute this is not what I thought it would be like” please tell us since you say you would be financially good! By that statement I’d say it’s only about you and you onlySo here you go what the fuck would cause you to fucking pause and say this is not what a president is supposed to do!Like let’s say if he started to get his DOJ to start jailing politicians that don’t agree with him or if he commanded cops or troops to trample protesters that were protesting something that he instituted! He wanted to sick the national guard on protesters remember that when he went in front of the church and held the Bible or were you not born yet? Is this clear enough for you?
So did you want me to answer, or ignore? You told me to ignore you, then asked me a series of questions. I will answer-
I said that many times between 2016-2020, and I'm sure will again over the next 4 years. And none of it will matter. Donald Trump didn't destroy America and he isn't going to this time. I'm sorry you are so scared, this is the fear mongering propaganda that has you all angry about Donald Trump. Watch your 401k continue to rise every year, watch your home equity grow every year, turn off the news, and be thankful you live in the greatest country on Earth every morning when you wake up. Merry Christmas.
show us where you said that here between 16-20.0 -
yawn...battle1 said:
I am implying that your posts are fear mongering, and sensational in nature pretty often. That is my opinion, that is not "personal" as you so sensitively describe. When I read your posts they are always very over the top and dramatic. That is not a personal attack, as much as you wish you can frame it that way. That is my opinion on just about all of your positions. Very dramatic in nature. I do apologize that you take that as a personal attack.brianlux said:
Take a breath, your post is dramatic to say the least.battle1 said:
Biden didn't ruin America. Donald Trump isn't going to ruin America. Take a breath, your post is dramatic to say the least.brianlux said:We had a good solid four years under Biden, are about to watch the country go to shit under a Pseudo President and his Ambassador of Chaos, and yet MAGAs continue to claim Biden ruined America. Wanna see ruination? Stick around for the next four years. You ain't seen nothin' yet. Billionaires will profit, and most of the rest of us will pay for their "winnings". 45 and Musk don't give one single damn about how well your lives are going to go.I hope you all have managed to have saving or investments to carry you through. Our income is below the national average and we live in one the very most expensive states, yet we will survive because we have carefully managed our money. I really hope you folks have been doing the same.
Thank you for your concern, but I will be perfectly fine financially. Are you implying that Americans will have to tap into their savings and investments in order to survive a Trump presidency? That would potentially be the most sensational thing I've read on the internet in quite some time.I'm not sure why you are describing my opinions as "drama" (meh, not that I care) other than that you seem to have a problem not understanding the concept of not making posts personal here. Read the posting guidelines. They are your friend.Are you implying that Americans will have to tap into their savings and investments in order to survive a Trump presidency? That would potentially be the most sensational thing I've read on the internet in quite some time.No, but I'll explain further. First of all, many Americans are underpaid and have a difficult time making ends meet. When the Clown President and his Ambassador of Chaos start skimming off those already low wages, many people will find life even more difficult than it already is.The other thing I am say (and this was much more clearly stated) is that almost all of us would do well to learn some good personal finance practices. This is a good idea at any time, but is especially true now at the dawning of the age of Autocracy ad Kakistocracy in America, a time in which the rich will become increasing more wealthy, and the poor even poorer. Some of us actually do not find that a preferable situation, just like some of us prefer democracy over fascism and dictatorships.As for Americans tapping into their saving and investments being "sensational", that really depends on who you are talking about. I can only speak about my own situation. My wife and I are retired and although we have always been in a lower tax bracket than the average American, we have been both reasonably frugal and have managed our finances well. And being retired and living on a fixed income and having been very responsible with our personal finance, we are hoping to be able to live out our lives to the end in a simple but comfortable manner. So it seems you are implying that it is "sensational" that billionaires may well make doing that rather difficult for us. I'm not impressed by that kind or thinking or attitude.
"It's a sad and beautiful world"-Roberto Benigni0 -
Pick your battles, friends. As for me, I'll ignore those who just want to play tough guy. I'm not impressed by keyboard warriors.Ho hum."It's a sad and beautiful world"-Roberto Benigni0
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"I love how a handful of you on here try to tell people what to do."battle1 said:
I love how a handful of you on here try to tell people what to do. You know how I vote too, don't you?mickeyrat said:battle1 said:josevolution said:
You know what dude put me on ignore please! Thanks!battle1 said:
Huh? I don't understand your question. What I thought it would be like? What do you mean? I couldn't give 2 fucks about the upcoming administration.Ljosevolution said:
Oh boy you know that saying if you don’t have anything nice to say just don’t! Well that applies here.battle1 said:
I am implying that your posts are fear mongering, and sensational in nature pretty often. That is my opinion, that is not "personal" as you so sensitively describe. When I read your posts they are always very over the top and dramatic. That is not a personal attack, as much as you wish you can frame it that way. That is my opinion on just about all of your positions. Very dramatic in nature. I do apologize that you take that as a personal attack.brianlux said:
Take a breath, your post is dramatic to say the least.battle1 said:
Biden didn't ruin America. Donald Trump isn't going to ruin America. Take a breath, your post is dramatic to say the least.brianlux said:We had a good solid four years under Biden, are about to watch the country go to shit under a Pseudo President and his Ambassador of Chaos, and yet MAGAs continue to claim Biden ruined America. Wanna see ruination? Stick around for the next four years. You ain't seen nothin' yet. Billionaires will profit, and most of the rest of us will pay for their "winnings". 45 and Musk don't give one single damn about how well your lives are going to go.I hope you all have managed to have saving or investments to carry you through. Our income is below the national average and we live in one the very most expensive states, yet we will survive because we have carefully managed our money. I really hope you folks have been doing the same.
Thank you for your concern, but I will be perfectly fine financially. Are you implying that Americans will have to tap into their savings and investments in order to survive a Trump presidency? That would potentially be the most sensational thing I've read on the internet in quite some time.I'm not sure why you are describing my opinions as "drama" (meh, not that I care) other than that you seem to have a problem not understanding the concept of not making posts personal here. Read the posting guidelines. They are your friend.Are you implying that Americans will have to tap into their savings and investments in order to survive a Trump presidency? That would potentially be the most sensational thing I've read on the internet in quite some time.No, but I'll explain further. First of all, many Americans are underpaid and have a difficult time making ends meet. When the Clown President and his Ambassador of Chaos start skimming off those already low wages, many people will find life even more difficult than it already is.The other thing I am say (and this was much more clearly stated) is that almost all of us would do well to learn some good personal finance practices. This is a good idea at any time, but is especially true now at the dawning of the age of Autocracy ad Kakistocracy in America, a time in which the rich will become increasing more wealthy, and the poor even poorer. Some of us actually do not find that a preferable situation, just like some of us prefer democracy over fascism and dictatorships.As for Americans tapping into their saving and investments being "sensational", that really depends on who you are talking about. I can only speak about my own situation. My wife and I are retired and although we have always been in a lower tax bracket than the average American, we have been both reasonably frugal and have managed our finances well. And being retired and living on a fixed income and having been very responsible with our personal finance, we are hoping to be able to live out our lives to the end in a simple but comfortable manner. So it seems you are implying that it is "sensational" that billionaires may well make doing that rather difficult for us. I'm not impressed by that kind or thinking or attitude.
So let me ask you what is your line in the sand with this upcoming administration that would make you say “ wait a minute this is not what I thought it would be like” please tell us since you say you would be financially good! By that statement I’d say it’s only about you and you onlySo here you go what the fuck would cause you to fucking pause and say this is not what a president is supposed to do!Like let’s say if he started to get his DOJ to start jailing politicians that don’t agree with him or if he commanded cops or troops to trample protesters that were protesting something that he instituted! He wanted to sick the national guard on protesters remember that when he went in front of the church and held the Bible or were you not born yet? Is this clear enough for you?
So did you want me to answer, or ignore? You told me to ignore you, then asked me a series of questions. I will answer-
I said that many times between 2016-2020, and I'm sure will again over the next 4 years. And none of it will matter. Donald Trump didn't destroy America and he isn't going to this time. I'm sorry you are so scared, this is the fear mongering propaganda that has you all angry about Donald Trump. Watch your 401k continue to rise every year, watch your home equity grow every year, turn off the news, and be thankful you live in the greatest country on Earth every morning when you wake up. Merry Christmas.
show us where you said that here between 16-20.
Ha ha! You noticed that, too?
And then they are so dejected when they discover you've put them on "ignore".
Someone added that feature for a reason...Post edited by shecky on0 -
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shecky said:
"I love how a handful of you on here try to tell people what to do."battle1 said:
I love how a handful of you on here try to tell people what to do. You know how I vote too, don't you?mickeyrat said:battle1 said:josevolution said:
You know what dude put me on ignore please! Thanks!battle1 said:
Huh? I don't understand your question. What I thought it would be like? What do you mean? I couldn't give 2 fucks about the upcoming administration.Ljosevolution said:
Oh boy you know that saying if you don’t have anything nice to say just don’t! Well that applies here.battle1 said:
I am implying that your posts are fear mongering, and sensational in nature pretty often. That is my opinion, that is not "personal" as you so sensitively describe. When I read your posts they are always very over the top and dramatic. That is not a personal attack, as much as you wish you can frame it that way. That is my opinion on just about all of your positions. Very dramatic in nature. I do apologize that you take that as a personal attack.brianlux said:
Take a breath, your post is dramatic to say the least.battle1 said:
Biden didn't ruin America. Donald Trump isn't going to ruin America. Take a breath, your post is dramatic to say the least.brianlux said:We had a good solid four years under Biden, are about to watch the country go to shit under a Pseudo President and his Ambassador of Chaos, and yet MAGAs continue to claim Biden ruined America. Wanna see ruination? Stick around for the next four years. You ain't seen nothin' yet. Billionaires will profit, and most of the rest of us will pay for their "winnings". 45 and Musk don't give one single damn about how well your lives are going to go.I hope you all have managed to have saving or investments to carry you through. Our income is below the national average and we live in one the very most expensive states, yet we will survive because we have carefully managed our money. I really hope you folks have been doing the same.
Thank you for your concern, but I will be perfectly fine financially. Are you implying that Americans will have to tap into their savings and investments in order to survive a Trump presidency? That would potentially be the most sensational thing I've read on the internet in quite some time.I'm not sure why you are describing my opinions as "drama" (meh, not that I care) other than that you seem to have a problem not understanding the concept of not making posts personal here. Read the posting guidelines. They are your friend.Are you implying that Americans will have to tap into their savings and investments in order to survive a Trump presidency? That would potentially be the most sensational thing I've read on the internet in quite some time.No, but I'll explain further. First of all, many Americans are underpaid and have a difficult time making ends meet. When the Clown President and his Ambassador of Chaos start skimming off those already low wages, many people will find life even more difficult than it already is.The other thing I am say (and this was much more clearly stated) is that almost all of us would do well to learn some good personal finance practices. This is a good idea at any time, but is especially true now at the dawning of the age of Autocracy ad Kakistocracy in America, a time in which the rich will become increasing more wealthy, and the poor even poorer. Some of us actually do not find that a preferable situation, just like some of us prefer democracy over fascism and dictatorships.As for Americans tapping into their saving and investments being "sensational", that really depends on who you are talking about. I can only speak about my own situation. My wife and I are retired and although we have always been in a lower tax bracket than the average American, we have been both reasonably frugal and have managed our finances well. And being retired and living on a fixed income and having been very responsible with our personal finance, we are hoping to be able to live out our lives to the end in a simple but comfortable manner. So it seems you are implying that it is "sensational" that billionaires may well make doing that rather difficult for us. I'm not impressed by that kind or thinking or attitude.
So let me ask you what is your line in the sand with this upcoming administration that would make you say “ wait a minute this is not what I thought it would be like” please tell us since you say you would be financially good! By that statement I’d say it’s only about you and you onlySo here you go what the fuck would cause you to fucking pause and say this is not what a president is supposed to do!Like let’s say if he started to get his DOJ to start jailing politicians that don’t agree with him or if he commanded cops or troops to trample protesters that were protesting something that he instituted! He wanted to sick the national guard on protesters remember that when he went in front of the church and held the Bible or were you not born yet? Is this clear enough for you?
So did you want me to answer, or ignore? You told me to ignore you, then asked me a series of questions. I will answer-
I said that many times between 2016-2020, and I'm sure will again over the next 4 years. And none of it will matter. Donald Trump didn't destroy America and he isn't going to this time. I'm sorry you are so scared, this is the fear mongering propaganda that has you all angry about Donald Trump. Watch your 401k continue to rise every year, watch your home equity grow every year, turn off the news, and be thankful you live in the greatest country on Earth every morning when you wake up. Merry Christmas.
show us where you said that here between 16-20.
Ha ha! You noticed that, too?
And then they are so dejected when they discover you've put them on "ignore".
Someone added that feature for a reason...
Ignoring someone and putting them on ignore are actually two different things. Just sayin', lol.
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I think the parameters for the death sentence should be more strict. But some crimes are severe enough that it is deserving. The Boston bomber, mass killings and serial murderers. Domestic and national terrorists. Writers for Scrubs season 9. Etc.tbergs said:
Let's hope he does. You do realize that commuting doesn't mean they go free, right? I don't think you do. The death penalty is the most barbaric form of punishment for a country that's gotten it wrong enough times to finally quit doing it. Life without parole is sufficient. I get it, you like an eye for an eye and think sanctioned murder is the only way justice is served. Cave man mentality.Choccoloccotide said:
. Not surprising at all coming from the most anti-law & order President in our history.Post edited by mace1229 on0 -
37 of 40 death sentences commuted
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One of the men on death row who just had his death sentence commuted by Joe Biden is Kaboni Savage. Kaboni is a notorious drug dealer, organized crime leader, and a mass murderer who was convicted of ordering the firebombing of a house where a federal witness lived, killing six people (including four children). Why is Joe Biden commuting the death sentences of people who murdered innocent children?
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and he will still die in prison.Choccoloccotide said:One of the men on death row who just had his death sentence commuted by Joe Biden is Kaboni Savage. Kaboni is a notorious drug dealer, organized crime leader, and a mass murderer who was convicted of ordering the firebombing of a house where a federal witness lived, killing six people (including four children). Why is Joe Biden commuting the death sentences of people who murdered innocent children?
https://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/news/local/philadelphia-drug-kingpin-kaboni-savage-execution-attorney-general-barr-death-sentence/169749/?amp=1
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