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Old 05-04-2016, 02:13 PM
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I would say someone whose party is supposed to be for the people whose family has made hundreds of millions since leaving office from the fat cats that party should be protecting these same people from is a worse candidate. A candidate whose husbands DISASTOROUS trade deals have all but destroyed the middle class as a worse candidate. Voters thinking that this candidate will change things that have made her family obscenely wealthy are the worst voters in any election.
You mean NAFTA? NAFTA that George Bush Sr. created with Canada and Mexico? That NAFTA? The one that Republican Congresscritters overwhelmingly voted for NAFTA? That NAFTA?

The NAFTA that Clinton openly says hasn't delivered what it promised?

It's easy to look back on NAFTA with 20 years of hindsight and say, "This was terrible" but are we sure we'd be in a better place without it? Our employment issues run much deeper than a trade agreement. We depended for decades on being the only developed nation that didn't get bombed to smithereens in WW2. We got to dominate trade because we were the only country that still had infrastructure. It was naive to think other nations wouldn't catch back up.

Which is to say, I don't know what the solution is. Our culture believes that a company's first obligation is to return money to shareholders, and however that happens is just fine. If we lived in a nation that believed a company's first obligation was to sustain a local community, maybe things would be different, but that's not our culture and it's unlikely to change anytime soon.

I do find it interesting that Dems regularly get blamed for policies that end up hurting American workers, while Republican elected officials get a free pass, despite the fact that the Republicans are the ones overwhelmingly voting in favor of these policies. It's a fascinating disconnect.

Also, it's interesting that it's totally fine with Americans that someone be born extremely wealthy and spend their career indulging in deals that harm the average American (see Trump hiring illegal immigrants to construct his buildings and Trump Sr. taking gov't handouts and then using them to block black folk from getting housing - Woody Guthrie actually wrote songs about how much he hated "Old Man Trump"), but when a Democrat rises from middle-class to very rich (or, in the case of Bill, from dirt poor to very rich), somehow it's an affront to American principles.

Maybe, deep down, America really wants to be an aristocracy.
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Old 05-04-2016, 02:19 PM
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9 Democrats are in the Senate currently who voted for NAFTA

While 8 Republicans are still there.

So you can blame it on the Republicans all you'd like when it was the dems who really owned the House. I mean owned it.

Your ilk are done. Your false left-right paradigm is done. Your extremist leader is almost done.

It's over. We've put up with over 7 years of your nonsense. You let the radicals in your tent bully the rest of us to the point that about all of us are out of hibernation and angry and hungry as all get out.

That rapist signed it. With help from a democratic house. 103 said sure why not.

I repeat your little paradigm is over.
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9 Democrats are in the Senate currently who voted for NAFTA

While 8 Republicans are still there.

So you can blame it on the Republicans all you'd like when it was the dems who really owned the House. I mean owned it.

Your ilk are done. Your false left-right paradigm is done. Your extremist leader is almost done.

It's over. We've put up with over 7 years of your nonsense. You let the radicals in your tent bully the rest of us to the point that about all of us are out of hibernation and angry and hungry as all get out.

That rapist signed it. With help from a democratic house. 103 said sure why not.

I repeat your little paradigm is over.
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You mean NAFTA? NAFTA that George Bush Sr. created with Canada and Mexico? That NAFTA? The one that Republican Congresscritters overwhelmingly voted for NAFTA? That NAFTA?

The NAFTA that Clinton openly says hasn't delivered what it promised?

It's easy to look back on NAFTA with 20 years of hindsight and say, "This was terrible" but are we sure we'd be in a better place without it? Our employment issues run much deeper than a trade agreement. We depended for decades on being the only developed nation that didn't get bombed to smithereens in WW2. We got to dominate trade because we were the only country that still had infrastructure. It was naive to think other nations wouldn't catch back up.

Which is to say, I don't know what the solution is. Our culture believes that a company's first obligation is to return money to shareholders, and however that happens is just fine. If we lived in a nation that believed a company's first obligation was to sustain a local community, maybe things would be different, but that's not our culture and it's unlikely to change anytime soon.

I do find it interesting that Dems regularly get blamed for policies that end up hurting American workers, while Republican elected officials get a free pass, despite the fact that the Republicans are the ones overwhelmingly voting in favor of these policies. It's a fascinating disconnect.

Also, it's interesting that it's totally fine with Americans that someone be born extremely wealthy and spend their career indulging in deals that harm the average American (see Trump hiring illegal immigrants to construct his buildings and Trump Sr. taking gov't handouts and then using them to block black folk from getting housing - Woody Guthrie actually wrote songs about how much he hated "Old Man Trump"), but when a Democrat rises from middle-class to very rich (or, in the case of Bill, from dirt poor to very rich), somehow it's an affront to American principles.

Maybe, deep down, America really wants to be an aristocracy.
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You mean NAFTA? NAFTA that George Bush Sr. created with Canada and Mexico? That NAFTA? The one that Republican Congresscritters overwhelmingly voted for NAFTA? That NAFTA?

The NAFTA that Clinton openly says hasn't delivered what it promised?

It's easy to look back on NAFTA with 20 years of hindsight and say, "This was terrible" but are we sure we'd be in a better place without it? Our employment issues run much deeper than a trade agreement. We depended for decades on being the only developed nation that didn't get bombed to smithereens in WW2. We got to dominate trade because we were the only country that still had infrastructure. It was naive to think other nations wouldn't catch back up.

Which is to say, I don't know what the solution is. Our culture believes that a company's first obligation is to return money to shareholders, and however that happens is just fine. If we lived in a nation that believed a company's first obligation was to sustain a local community, maybe things would be different, but that's not our culture and it's unlikely to change anytime soon.

I do find it interesting that Dems regularly get blamed for policies that end up hurting American workers, while Republican elected officials get a free pass, despite the fact that the Republicans are the ones overwhelmingly voting in favor of these policies. It's a fascinating disconnect.

Also, it's interesting that it's totally fine with Americans that someone be born extremely wealthy and spend their career indulging in deals that harm the average American (see Trump hiring illegal immigrants to construct his buildings and Trump Sr. taking gov't handouts and then using them to block black folk from getting housing - Woody Guthrie actually wrote songs about how much he hated "Old Man Trump"), but when a Democrat rises from middle-class to very rich (or, in the case of Bill, from dirt poor to very rich), somehow it's an affront to American principles.

Maybe, deep down, America really wants to be an aristocracy.
Blah blah blah

Trumps going to get us out of nato, nuke europe, and give nukes to japan. He is the MAN. And he is such a great businessman, that is why he only has the four bankruptcies.
Guy was born on third base, but would have folks believe he hit a triple.
Tells his reality show fans that the fault for their job losses is due to illegals and foreign workers...they dont pay attention to the fact he is one of those who hires them, instead of citizens. Buys policy, is one of the causes of our woes, but has managed to convince people that he is the solution when in fact he is one of the ones who has caused the problems.
Oh...and i just saw last night. Another big trump supporter announced his backing yesterday....kkk group in virginia. Makes me so proud.
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Just saw this...contains a lot of trump info. But, hey, if you are into racism, sexism, and xenophobia, he is the man.

Make 'murica great agin!!
https://www.yahoo.com/news/elizabeth...161957117.html
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Just saw this...contains a lot of trump info. But, hey, if you are into racism, sexism, and xenophobia, he is the man.

Make 'murica great agin!!
https://www.yahoo.com/news/elizabeth...161957117.html

From Fox news

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A message for my fellow Republicans: If you back Trump you will not be trusted again'
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Yet now, many Americans – from the public, to the media, to politicians in Washington, D.C. – seem to be acquiescing to the idea of a Donald Trump candidacy and presidency.

The entire country seems to be falling down the rabbit hole.

Donald Trump is unfit to be president of the United States for reasons almost too numerous to mention.

http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2016/...-examined.html
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http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/us_57...b016f378941d68


I wonder who it will be?
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The only thing to take from Danzig's rant is that she will be screaming to the high heavens for complete removal of inheritance.

She wants a complete and total genocide of people who look like her because she's a self-hating person.

It's not hard to figure she's a miserable contrarian. FFS she lives in a state and roots for their arch enemy in sports.

She's an example of why we, as a majority white society, will lose everything. It may take two or three more generations but with people like her and her two buddies in this sub-forum things are looking bleak.

You can't break their conditioning. They can't see the forest through the trees and have no earthly idea how to apply the law of averages to this situation.

Hillary is no different than her yet far worse and far more self-loathing. Hates Christians. Hates any viewpoint different than hers and calls it bullying.

These people are totalitarians using the Rules for Radicals to minimize average Americans and guilt trip us into submission for a total police state/soft culling.

It's not going to happen without a fight. A world ending fight. Look up our history and tell me otherwise.

I want your kind to stop it. You really need to think about what you're reading and believing. The reality is there's less and less people who look like us and more who don't and they don't have a glowing opinion of us due to our reckless government.

That's my rational post.
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But we all have choices. I prefer the sounds of Beethoven in the morning to the sounds emitting from the nearest minaret.

Sure there are times I temporarily hate myself but I would never loathe to the point I would let that happen through the guise of hating a fellow American who doesn't think like I do over some social issue other than endless illegal immigration and open borders.

I mean you can continue to deny what's going on all you'd like. London will have it's first Muslim mayor soon.

I guess that's what's called progress these days. *chuckle*
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We don't want more uneducated illegal aliens who will be added to the already bankrupt social services and be given voting rights (vote dem *wink wink*)

If you think a country with over 300 trillion minimum in unfunded liabilities can sustain that then you're dumber than a box of rocks and all you have is the racism card.

Yes I prefer my own race as a majority since we absolutely cannot expand when we breed with other races. Other races can but we can't.

That doesn't mean I want those people dead, you simpleton. I want them to have their own culture and heritage and they had it until you paradigm tards voted agitprop yes men into office. You dumb, brainwashed Alinskiite fat ass.

You are a horrible human being. A miserable fat woman. If anything I'd prefer your right to vote removed instead of minorities. Things really started going to sh.it when you overbearing idiots got to vote. Not saying all of you are...but the ones that do obviously are stupid. Beyond belief.
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Blah blah blah

Trumps going to get us out of nato, nuke europe, and give nukes to japan. He is the MAN. And he is such a great businessman, that is why he only has the four bankruptcies.
Guy was born on third base, but would have folks believe he hit a triple.
Tells his reality show fans that the fault for their job losses is due to illegals and foreign workers...they dont pay attention to the fact he is one of those who hires them, instead of citizens. Buys policy, is one of the causes of our woes, but has managed to convince people that he is the solution when in fact he is one of the ones who has caused the problems.
Oh...and i just saw last night. Another big trump supporter announced his backing yesterday....kkk group in virginia. Makes me so proud.
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You know, trump could come up with a short slogan. Catchy, fit on a bumper sticker. Maybe
'Repeal the civil rights act'
I mean, in a nutshell, its what he wants. What his followers want, those zealots of the make america great (white, male) again movement. Look who backs him...kkk, xenophobes who want a wall, fundies who want freedom of (christian) religion. Freedom of the (fox) press. More tax breaks for the rich, to create even more jobs...because we are swimming in so many from the previous cuts for job creators. It works so well, lets get more! Oh, and cut spending, by letting hungry kids go without, while we subsidize the kochs-gotta keep those small businessmen going! Oh, and more regulations on womens health, and less on banks. Look how 2008 worked out, banks would like even more free rein. The sky is the limit for those jokers.
Ah, it'll be GLORIOUS.
Where are you cutting/pasting this from? There are a ton of grammatical/spelling errors which, judging from your 29K+ posts in the forum, you do not make.

Are you really that lazy/unimaginative/phony that you need to copy someone else's batshit crazy rant because you are incapable of forming an original opinion? Or is it the pills talkin'? Go back to sleep.
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White kids are the majority overdosing on spice and heroin in my area. All of this is mostly sold by non-Christians.

I don't see many Christians selling this stuff. See a lot of first and second generation Arabs selling it in their shops. How do I know? They've got no stock out front.

Nobody cares. The police don't care. The mayor is arguably one of the dumbest of his kind I have ever met in my life. Like Special Jack dumb.

This country is completely doomed if we keep voting far left radical agitators with a thirst for blood like Hillary into office

I'll take a successful businessman who promotes non-aggression and promotes bringing back our manufacturing, steel, and energy industries.

Had enough globalism.
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Danzig please stop copying/pasting someone else's thoughts as your own.

It's really bad form. But not surprising in the least.
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Just imagine if Trump was President instead of Obama right now and they had the same economic numbers for blacks.

I don't think there would be many cities left standing.



They just can't deal with the facts. They failed. It only took them 8 years after the dumbest President we've ever had but they managed to f.uck it up and they were crowing that they'd rule for the next 50 years.

They know this is the last stand. We must beat them at all costs.
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On trumps foreign 'policy'. ,from a guy who questions needing to be in nato, says our allies dont do enough and then wonders that they dont think we are there for them. Hmm. Interesting.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opini...d7d_story.html


Does he think china will respect us, because of his assertion that china is 'raping' us?
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Just imagine if Trump was President instead of Obama right now and they had the same economic numbers for blacks.

I don't think there would be many cities left standing.
Van Jones on the importance of keeping minorities poor and resentful, and keep racism alive:

“70 percent of African Americans have a horrible view of Donald Trump,” Jones continued. “In order for the Democrats to win the White House they don’t have to get 50 percent of the black vote or 60, or 70, or 80, or 90, Democrats in order to win historically need 90 to 92 percent of the black vote. If only 70 percent don’t like Donald Trump, that means 30 percent are open to his argument. If he gets half of those, he’s president.”
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Just imagine if Trump was President instead of Obama right now and they had the same economic numbers for blacks.

I don't think there would be many cities left standing.



They just can't deal with the facts. They failed. It only took them 8 years after the dumbest President we've ever had but they managed to f.uck it up and they were crowing that they'd rule for the next 50 years.

They know this is the last stand. We must beat them at all costs.
That is great.
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http://www.politico.com/magazine/sto...d-trump-121309

Gotta love aome of the stuff in this gem...fun enough when it touches on his number one fan favorite, his wall that he has continually crawfished on.the one they say he will build, but anyone with a brain knows will not be built.
And then he talks immigration, and jobs americans wont do....he is right on thst part, there are some jobs american women will refuse, which explains him having to go overseas to get two of his three wives. This bastion of traditional marriage is quite good at taking his vows, has had lots of practice at it.
Yes, indeed...trump. gonna make this country a big old reality show to rival honey boo boo.
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He met both of those dirty foreigners in New York, Stay Puft Marshmallow Lib.
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