Eddie Vedder w/ Voice Of Chicago will perform at POTUS's Farewell Address
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My company stock was $19.02 late 2008 and was near $85 in early Nov 2016.PP193448 said:
Please ask your friends which mutual funds their 401ks are in, and post later. Tripled in 8 years?? Damn...Wma31394 said:
Yea I agree..no way he's a bad President. It's so funny all the hard core republicans I know always say.."Barry is a terrible President..BUT my 401k and other investments tripled under his presidency." The rich got richer and for that reason people will look back and say he was a good President..not me I already think he did about the best job he could.HughFreakingDillon said:
there simply is no reasonable argument for obama being a bad president. I keep seeing one or two talking points and that's it. the list of his accomplishments is far longer than his failures. and his failures were at least ATTEMPTS at making life better for the americans.maverick said:
Yeah, I agree. What was it only 70 plus months of positive job growth? US Auto industry saved and doing much better than before. Gas prices down, stock market steadily up for 8 years.Joe118 said:Love Ed but I have avoided watching any of this stuff. Obama is the second worst president of my lifetime (Carter) and it's just brutally awkward to watch any of the "celebration" of his candidacy.
Oh yeah and he ended the Iraq war and brought thousands of troops home with all bodily features in tact. (Sarcasm)
What, did you like when the US invaded Iraq over lies for oil and resulted in thousands of US soldiers dying and coming back missing limbs? You must have loved how the republican led congress then cut veterans benefits. (They take care of our veterans,right? While trump kept saying we don't take care of the veterans, did anyone ask whether the republican led house or senate had offered any legislation the past 6 years to help them? Oh yeah, they didn't.).
Well at least the rich will get more tax cuts again. That should help the deficit (which got smaller each of the past 8 years) and the debt which has exploded. Those fiscal conservatives will surely fix that via exploding deficits.
Give me a break.
President Obama is someone our country can be proud of.
Bush 43... There's a reason he and Cheney haven't left the US in 8 years. They can't. It's called war crimes they have been found guilty of. Fact
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How can someone say something like this with a straight face...Joe118 said:Love Ed but I have avoided watching any of this stuff. Obama is the second worst president of my lifetime (Carter) and it's just brutally awkward to watch any of the "celebration" of his candidacy.
This weird backward way of seeing the world... where does it stem from... the ignorance, racism or whatever must be off the charts.
And at the same time listen to Pearl Jam, who's views on progression, social issues and whatever doesn't fall in line with all those republican presidents that for some reason are so much better than Carter and Obama...
Try living in one of the Nordic countries (who are better off than the US in so many ways), you would have lost your mind thinking it's some communist haven or something. Haha. WHERE'S MY GUN VIOLENCE, POLICE OFFICERS EXECUTING ITS CITIZENS IN THE STREETS, EVERYONE FOR THEMSELVES MENTALITY AND EXPENSIVE HEALTHCARE! WHERES MY FREEDOM!Post edited by Spiritual_Chaos on"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"0 -
I think this dude gets his "talking points" from Sean Hannity on Fox News.Spiritual_Chaos said:
How can someone say something like this with a straight face...Joe118 said:Love Ed but I have avoided watching any of this stuff. Obama is the second worst president of my lifetime (Carter) and it's just brutally awkward to watch any of the "celebration" of his candidacy.
This weird backward way of seeing the world... where does it stem from... the ignorance, racism or whatever must be off the charts.
And at the same time listen to Pearl Jam, who's views on progression, social issues and whatever doesn't fall in line with all those republican presidents that for some reason are so much better than Carter and Obama...
he hates Carter and Obama.livefootsteps.org/user/?usr=446
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Thought about Fox News today. In Sweden we don't really have that kind of... tv-shows masquerading as News when it's clearly biased to hell.lolobugg said:
I think this dude gets his "talking points" from Sean Hannity on Fox News.Spiritual_Chaos said:
How can someone say something like this with a straight face...Joe118 said:Love Ed but I have avoided watching any of this stuff. Obama is the second worst president of my lifetime (Carter) and it's just brutally awkward to watch any of the "celebration" of his candidacy.
This weird backward way of seeing the world... where does it stem from... the ignorance, racism or whatever must be off the charts.
And at the same time listen to Pearl Jam, who's views on progression, social issues and whatever doesn't fall in line with all those republican presidents that for some reason are so much better than Carter and Obama...
he hates Carter and Obama.
But take someone like Sean Hannity or Bill O Reilly, have they reported (or said) ANYTHING positive about Obama during these 8 years? I mean, he has been President for a long time - and he hasn't done anything good worth mentioning or reporting on according this news channel?
I mean... that really says it all regarding them being a news show or not. That is objectively impossible.
But hey, the US is a country were people can state that the world is 6000 years old or claiming Climate Change is a hoax without being laughed out for all eternity. That would be impossible in Sweden."Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"0 -
Carter was pretty bad.lolobugg said:
I think this dude gets his "talking points" from Sean Hannity on Fox News.Spiritual_Chaos said:
How can someone say something like this with a straight face...Joe118 said:Love Ed but I have avoided watching any of this stuff. Obama is the second worst president of my lifetime (Carter) and it's just brutally awkward to watch any of the "celebration" of his candidacy.
This weird backward way of seeing the world... where does it stem from... the ignorance, racism or whatever must be off the charts.
And at the same time listen to Pearl Jam, who's views on progression, social issues and whatever doesn't fall in line with all those republican presidents that for some reason are so much better than Carter and Obama...
he hates Carter and Obama.I'll ride the wave where it takes me......0 -
Well, up until the 1970s Sweden was almost totally white and Protestant, so it is understandable that in a small, homogeneous country people would tend to look and act similarly and think in similar ways. You've got the same number of people as we have in North Carolina dispersed over an area less than 1/20th the size of the US, We have a much more diverse demographic, leading to vastly differing cultures, economies and belief systems within this country. So there are plenty of rational thinkers, and plenty of kooky religionists, and plenty of backwater hillbillies. Consequently, there are differing sources of information for those outliers looking for confirmation bias.Spiritual_Chaos said:
Thought about Fox News today. In Sweden we don't really have that kind of... tv-shows masquerading as News when it's clearly biased to hell.lolobugg said:
I think this dude gets his "talking points" from Sean Hannity on Fox News.Spiritual_Chaos said:
How can someone say something like this with a straight face...Joe118 said:Love Ed but I have avoided watching any of this stuff. Obama is the second worst president of my lifetime (Carter) and it's just brutally awkward to watch any of the "celebration" of his candidacy.
This weird backward way of seeing the world... where does it stem from... the ignorance, racism or whatever must be off the charts.
And at the same time listen to Pearl Jam, who's views on progression, social issues and whatever doesn't fall in line with all those republican presidents that for some reason are so much better than Carter and Obama...
he hates Carter and Obama.
But take someone like Sean Hannity or Bill O Reilly, have they reported (or said) ANYTHING positive about Obama during these 8 years? I mean, he has been President for a long time - and he hasn't done anything good worth mentioning or reporting on according this news channel?
I mean... that really says it all regarding them being a news show or not. That is objectively impossible.
But hey, the US is a country were people can state that the world is 6000 years old or claiming Climate Change is a hoax without being laughed out for all eternity. That would be impossible in Sweden."I'll use the magic word - let's just shut the fuck up, please." EV, 04/13/080 -
Very well said bud.jeffbr said:
Well, up until the 1970s Sweden was almost totally white and Protestant, so it is understandable that in a small, homogeneous country people would tend to look and act similarly and think in similar ways. You've got the same number of people as we have in North Carolina dispersed over an area less than 1/20th the size of the US, We have a much more diverse demographic, leading to vastly differing cultures, economies and belief systems within this country. So there are plenty of rational thinkers, and plenty of kooky religionists, and plenty of backwater hillbillies. Consequently, there are differing sources of information for those outliers looking for confirmation bias.Spiritual_Chaos said:
Thought about Fox News today. In Sweden we don't really have that kind of... tv-shows masquerading as News when it's clearly biased to hell.lolobugg said:
I think this dude gets his "talking points" from Sean Hannity on Fox News.Spiritual_Chaos said:
How can someone say something like this with a straight face...Joe118 said:Love Ed but I have avoided watching any of this stuff. Obama is the second worst president of my lifetime (Carter) and it's just brutally awkward to watch any of the "celebration" of his candidacy.
This weird backward way of seeing the world... where does it stem from... the ignorance, racism or whatever must be off the charts.
And at the same time listen to Pearl Jam, who's views on progression, social issues and whatever doesn't fall in line with all those republican presidents that for some reason are so much better than Carter and Obama...
he hates Carter and Obama.
But take someone like Sean Hannity or Bill O Reilly, have they reported (or said) ANYTHING positive about Obama during these 8 years? I mean, he has been President for a long time - and he hasn't done anything good worth mentioning or reporting on according this news channel?
I mean... that really says it all regarding them being a news show or not. That is objectively impossible.
But hey, the US is a country were people can state that the world is 6000 years old or claiming Climate Change is a hoax without being laughed out for all eternity. That would be impossible in Sweden.I'll ride the wave where it takes me......0 -
Yup. You have the right to be an idiot in the USA. It comes with the democracy.Spiritual_Chaos said:
Thought about Fox News today. In Sweden we don't really have that kind of... tv-shows masquerading as News when it's clearly biased to hell.lolobugg said:
I think this dude gets his "talking points" from Sean Hannity on Fox News.Spiritual_Chaos said:
How can someone say something like this with a straight face...Joe118 said:Love Ed but I have avoided watching any of this stuff. Obama is the second worst president of my lifetime (Carter) and it's just brutally awkward to watch any of the "celebration" of his candidacy.
This weird backward way of seeing the world... where does it stem from... the ignorance, racism or whatever must be off the charts.
And at the same time listen to Pearl Jam, who's views on progression, social issues and whatever doesn't fall in line with all those republican presidents that for some reason are so much better than Carter and Obama...
he hates Carter and Obama.
But take someone like Sean Hannity or Bill O Reilly, have they reported (or said) ANYTHING positive about Obama during these 8 years? I mean, he has been President for a long time - and he hasn't done anything good worth mentioning or reporting on according this news channel?
I mean... that really says it all regarding them being a news show or not. That is objectively impossible.
But hey, the US is a country were people can state that the world is 6000 years old or claiming Climate Change is a hoax without being laughed out for all eternity. That would be impossible in Sweden.
Don't be a hater though. You end up sounding bitter and jealous.
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Very well said bud.jeffbr said:
Well, up until the 1970s Sweden was almost totally white and Protestant, so it is understandable that in a small, homogeneous country people would tend to look and act similarly and think in similar ways. You've got the same number of people as we have in North Carolina dispersed over an area less than 1/20th the size of the US, We have a much more diverse demographic, leading to vastly differing cultures, economies and belief systems within this country. So there are plenty of rational thinkers, and plenty of kooky religionists, and plenty of backwater hillbillies. Consequently, there are differing sources of information for those outliers looking for confirmation bias.Spiritual_Chaos said:
Thought about Fox News today. In Sweden we don't really have that kind of... tv-shows masquerading as News when it's clearly biased to hell.lolobugg said:
I think this dude gets his "talking points" from Sean Hannity on Fox News.Spiritual_Chaos said:
How can someone say something like this with a straight face...Joe118 said:Love Ed but I have avoided watching any of this stuff. Obama is the second worst president of my lifetime (Carter) and it's just brutally awkward to watch any of the "celebration" of his candidacy.
This weird backward way of seeing the world... where does it stem from... the ignorance, racism or whatever must be off the charts.
And at the same time listen to Pearl Jam, who's views on progression, social issues and whatever doesn't fall in line with all those republican presidents that for some reason are so much better than Carter and Obama...
he hates Carter and Obama.
But take someone like Sean Hannity or Bill O Reilly, have they reported (or said) ANYTHING positive about Obama during these 8 years? I mean, he has been President for a long time - and he hasn't done anything good worth mentioning or reporting on according this news channel?
I mean... that really says it all regarding them being a news show or not. That is objectively impossible.
But hey, the US is a country were people can state that the world is 6000 years old or claiming Climate Change is a hoax without being laughed out for all eternity. That would be impossible in Sweden.
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Spot onjeffbr said:
Well, up until the 1970s Sweden was almost totally white and Protestant, so it is understandable that in a small, homogeneous country people would tend to look and act similarly and think in similar ways. You've got the same number of people as we have in North Carolina dispersed over an area less than 1/20th the size of the US, We have a much more diverse demographic, leading to vastly differing cultures, economies and belief systems within this country. So there are plenty of rational thinkers, and plenty of kooky religionists, and plenty of backwater hillbillies. Consequently, there are differing sources of information for those outliers looking for confirmation bias.Spiritual_Chaos said:
Thought about Fox News today. In Sweden we don't really have that kind of... tv-shows masquerading as News when it's clearly biased to hell.lolobugg said:
I think this dude gets his "talking points" from Sean Hannity on Fox News.Spiritual_Chaos said:
How can someone say something like this with a straight face...Joe118 said:Love Ed but I have avoided watching any of this stuff. Obama is the second worst president of my lifetime (Carter) and it's just brutally awkward to watch any of the "celebration" of his candidacy.
This weird backward way of seeing the world... where does it stem from... the ignorance, racism or whatever must be off the charts.
And at the same time listen to Pearl Jam, who's views on progression, social issues and whatever doesn't fall in line with all those republican presidents that for some reason are so much better than Carter and Obama...
he hates Carter and Obama.
But take someone like Sean Hannity or Bill O Reilly, have they reported (or said) ANYTHING positive about Obama during these 8 years? I mean, he has been President for a long time - and he hasn't done anything good worth mentioning or reporting on according this news channel?
I mean... that really says it all regarding them being a news show or not. That is objectively impossible.
But hey, the US is a country were people can state that the world is 6000 years old or claiming Climate Change is a hoax without being laughed out for all eternity. That would be impossible in Sweden.0 -
I believe it is a record 81 consecutive months of job creation under Obama...
But who's counting? lol
Ps... love the slow RITFWPost edited by my2hands on0 -
It makes for an interesting pot of people. Ive come to find that neither side is correctly stereotyped. Its person by person. Case by case. I know plenty of Clinton supporters who are racist and ignorant and the same goes for Trump supporters. I also know people who are incredibly good hearted on both sides. Both sides have more good people than bad. To lump people in with a standard view is the most ignorant act of all. I say this as a minority who has lived in the northeast, the deep DEEP south, and in between. Everyone has different issues that they care about more than something else. One of the most interesting countries on earth.jeffbr said:
Well, up until the 1970s Sweden was almost totally white and Protestant, so it is understandable that in a small, homogeneous country people would tend to look and act similarly and think in similar ways. You've got the same number of people as we have in North Carolina dispersed over an area less than 1/20th the size of the US, We have a much more diverse demographic, leading to vastly differing cultures, economies and belief systems within this country. So there are plenty of rational thinkers, and plenty of kooky religionists, and plenty of backwater hillbillies. Consequently, there are differing sources of information for those outliers looking for confirmation bias.Spiritual_Chaos said:
Thought about Fox News today. In Sweden we don't really have that kind of... tv-shows masquerading as News when it's clearly biased to hell.lolobugg said:
I think this dude gets his "talking points" from Sean Hannity on Fox News.Spiritual_Chaos said:
How can someone say something like this with a straight face...Joe118 said:Love Ed but I have avoided watching any of this stuff. Obama is the second worst president of my lifetime (Carter) and it's just brutally awkward to watch any of the "celebration" of his candidacy.
This weird backward way of seeing the world... where does it stem from... the ignorance, racism or whatever must be off the charts.
And at the same time listen to Pearl Jam, who's views on progression, social issues and whatever doesn't fall in line with all those republican presidents that for some reason are so much better than Carter and Obama...
he hates Carter and Obama.
But take someone like Sean Hannity or Bill O Reilly, have they reported (or said) ANYTHING positive about Obama during these 8 years? I mean, he has been President for a long time - and he hasn't done anything good worth mentioning or reporting on according this news channel?
I mean... that really says it all regarding them being a news show or not. That is objectively impossible.
But hey, the US is a country were people can state that the world is 6000 years old or claiming Climate Change is a hoax without being laughed out for all eternity. That would be impossible in Sweden.Post edited by cp3iverson on0 -
Has anyone been lucky to find any more footage from the event? Was hoping there was a backdoor feed of the whole performance online as all stations received the feed but enjoyed not showing Ed's performance on TV.0
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Well said! I've enjoyed Eddie & Pearl Jam for 25 years. I support some of the things they stand for, and disagree with some other things.cp3iverson said:
It makes for an interesting pot of people. Ive come to find that neither side is correctly stereotyped. Its person by person. Case by case. I know plenty of Clinton supporters who are racist and ignorant and the same goes for Trump supporters. I also know people who are incredibly good hearted on both sides. Both sides have more good people than bad. To lump people in with a standard view is the most ignorant act of all. I say this as a minority who has lived in the northeast, the deep DEEP south, and in between. Everyone has different issues that they care about more than something else. One of the most interesting countries on earth.jeffbr said:
Well, up until the 1970s Sweden was almost totally white and Protestant, so it is understandable that in a small, homogeneous country people would tend to look and act similarly and think in similar ways. You've got the same number of people as we have in North Carolina dispersed over an area less than 1/20th the size of the US, We have a much more diverse demographic, leading to vastly differing cultures, economies and belief systems within this country. So there are plenty of rational thinkers, and plenty of kooky religionists, and plenty of backwater hillbillies. Consequently, there are differing sources of information for those outliers looking for confirmation bias.Spiritual_Chaos said:
Thought about Fox News today. In Sweden we don't really have that kind of... tv-shows masquerading as News when it's clearly biased to hell.lolobugg said:
I think this dude gets his "talking points" from Sean Hannity on Fox News.Spiritual_Chaos said:
How can someone say something like this with a straight face...Joe118 said:Love Ed but I have avoided watching any of this stuff. Obama is the second worst president of my lifetime (Carter) and it's just brutally awkward to watch any of the "celebration" of his candidacy.
This weird backward way of seeing the world... where does it stem from... the ignorance, racism or whatever must be off the charts.
And at the same time listen to Pearl Jam, who's views on progression, social issues and whatever doesn't fall in line with all those republican presidents that for some reason are so much better than Carter and Obama...
he hates Carter and Obama.
But take someone like Sean Hannity or Bill O Reilly, have they reported (or said) ANYTHING positive about Obama during these 8 years? I mean, he has been President for a long time - and he hasn't done anything good worth mentioning or reporting on according this news channel?
I mean... that really says it all regarding them being a news show or not. That is objectively impossible.
But hey, the US is a country were people can state that the world is 6000 years old or claiming Climate Change is a hoax without being laughed out for all eternity. That would be impossible in Sweden.
I consider myself (Conservative/Independent)
NOT REPUBLICAN!
Some social progressive things I agree with, some I don't. For example I'm all for LGBTQ rights, & I think that weed should be legal everywhere.
At the same time I am against gun bans and heavy gun restrictions. I don't, but if. I owned a machine gun, it doesn't mean that I'm going to go out and use it. Everyone in my community is armed, hunts and owns guns and ammunition. There is no crime around here. You try to break-in to someone's house around here you probably won't make it back to you car. What happened in Orlando Night Club would never happen at the bars I frequent. You'd be a fool to come in and start trouble. You'd be subdued very quickly. There is a common mind set around here, like don't fuck with us. We work hard, and we play hard.
There is no sign on the door that says
(No Guns Allowed). So you never know who is carrying and who ain't. That keeps would be trouble makers out. One of my buddies has a hook for a left arm from a chainsaw accident.
There are conservatives and then there are Radical Republicans, the lines tend to get blurred, but there is a huge difference.
One is of rights liberties & the pursuit of happiness. And the other is about greed & power. Everybody thinks Sarah Palin is dumb(Her high-pitched voice drives me insane). But you should read her book, Going Rogue she is a dignified hard working woman, who Alaskan Republican ESTABLISHMENT cronies hated her, because she cut wa$tfull $pending, fraud and abu$e of power. Alaskan Republicans were making lots of private backroom deals with Big Oil. I'm not saying that she is fit to be president, but people confuse her with the Tina Fey performance.
And I don't hate Democrats or liberals. and like you said it can depend on where you live and what you do too. Values on the East Coast or West Coast or urban places is probably different then somebody that lives in the woods in northern Wisconsin, or Minnesota, or in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. You have Democrats, and (Radical Democrats). I think there is a big difference there too. There are lots of Democrat redneck/hillbilly voters that live up here, that hunt, and own lots of guns and ammunition. I know a guy who hunts bear & deer, traps fox & coyotes and votes for Democrats. I can't stand Republicans either, but I usually vote for the R ticket because their stance on constitutional rights I tend to agree with more than democrats. Cheers!
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I would love to see all of the performance... hopefully something surfacesdemetrios said:Has anyone been lucky to find any more footage from the event? Was hoping there was a backdoor feed of the whole performance online as all stations received the feed but enjoyed not showing Ed's performance on TV.
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