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You know, my roomie and I were sitting around talking about the absolute iron will of the GOP to say "no" to anything Obama suggests, she came up with a political ad for the Democrats....
First, you show a short video clip of a young child (pre-teen) throwing a temper tantrum and yelling "no" at the top of their lungs.
Then, you show one of the GOP claiming their allegiance to being "the party of no".
Repeat above a few times for around 25 seconds.
Close on John Baynor, with a caption that reads "It's time to grow up, don't re-elect the party of no."
That means there's still 20% of the wealth that they don't have.
20% of all the wealth spread among 90% of American citizens... don't worry, they're working on it. They would love a return to the days of slave labor.
You know, my roomie and I were sitting around talking about the absolute iron will of the GOP to say "no" to anything Obama suggests, she came up with a political ad for the Democrats....
Standard of living has dropped?
YES. Can anyone support a family on one income anymore? Pay for college? Buy a house? Seriously, have you been living in a cave?
Collapse of the Standard of Living in the USA
That means there's still 20% of the wealth that they don't have.
20% of all the wealth spread among 90% of American citizens... don't worry, they're working on it. They would love a return to the days of slave labor.
I'm referring to the 10% that hold 80% of the wealth.Are you saying that the 50% of the people that support the other way of thinking are doing it becase they want 20% of them to have all the wealth?
A better job??? There are at LEAST 5 people vying for every job available and employers are paying the lowest wages ever because they can - people are desperate. My job is fine.GET A BETTER JOB AND STOP YOUR WHINING!
Jarhead is one of those wealthy people who lives in a bubble.
Kinda like when Bush Jr. didn't realize that gas was 4 bucks a gallon........but, if you have everything paid for, you tend to ignore those who don't. Greed is like that.
Hey Jarhead, you probably think Sharon Angle is a viable candidate as well, right?
Funny....On Wednesday you were talking about how with your 50K a year you have a great lifestyle... a large apartment, a washer in the builkdingt, an elevator, a short walk to mass transit....
Your grandparents would be ashamed of you if they knew you claimed that their standard of living was better than yours.
I'm referring to the 10% that hold 80% of the wealth.Are you saying that the 50% of the people that support the other way of thinking are doing it becase they want 20% of them to have all the wealth?
A better job??? There are at LEAST 5 people vying for every job available and employers are paying the lowest wages ever because they can - people are desperate. My job is fine.GET A BETTER JOB AND STOP YOUR WHINING!
Jarhead is one of those wealthy people who lives in a bubble.
Kinda like when Bush Jr. didn't realize that gas was 4 bucks a gallon........but, if you have everything paid for, you tend to ignore those who don't. Greed is like that.
Hey Jarhead, you probably think Sharon Angle is a viable candidate as well, right?
Child....I told you, I do not debate children.
But I do not ignore them either.
I live in NY so I have little interest in her. I have no watched a single speech of hers and to be honest, I have no idea what her platform is.
COntreary to what you believe, I am not rich. My wife and I both work, I own a small business, we have an income of about 200K this year (based on what we earned so far)...made more in the recent past and a lot less years before.
I gambled my retirment in the market and lost...so I am rebuilding it. I will not gamble again.....conservastive investments this time.
I wonder if your mommy and daddy gambled theirs and lost like I did? Did they say they were victims? If they won the gamble would they give the money back becuase it was not theirs? I mean, afterall, if you are a victim when you lose, then you certainly can not be a victor when you win!
Or is it that you are completely skewed with your thinking and allowing jealousy to dictate your reasoning?
But at least 50% of the people believe the country is going in the wrong direction with Obama.....so are you saying that 40% of THOSE people want to do it fdifferently so the 10% can have all the wealth?
Jarhead is one of those wealthy people who lives in a bubble.
Kinda like when Bush Jr. didn't realize that gas was 4 bucks a gallon........but, if you have everything paid for, you tend to ignore those who don't. Greed is like that.
Hey Jarhead, you probably think Sharon Angle is a viable candidate as well, right?
Child....I told you, I do not debate children.
But I do not ignore them either.
I live in NY so I have little interest in her. I have no watched a single speech of hers and to be honest, I have no idea what her platform is.
COntreary to what you believe, I am not rich. My wife and I both work, I own a small business, we have an income of about 200K this year (based on what we earned so far)...made more in the recent past and a lot less years before.
I gambled my retirment in the market and lost...so I am rebuilding it. I will not gamble again.....conservastive investments this time.
I wonder if your mommy and daddy gambled theirs and lost like I did? Did they say they were victims? If they won the gamble would they give the money back becuase it was not theirs? I mean, afterall, if you are a victim when you lose, then you certainly can not be a victor when you win!
Actually, no........my "daddy" didn't lose anything, he left my mother when I was one.
My "mommy" didn't lose anything, I was orphaned at 8 years old in '71.
My grandparents didn't lose anything, they died before the market crash.
I didn't lose anything, as my military retirement is a bit more stable than the stock market.
I live on much less than you do, and therefore walk in circles that you don't. Yes, the job market sucks and yes, people are out of work and desperately searching for anything.
Might wanna poke your head outta the bubble you've built for yourself. BTW......I've never earned more than 36,000/year in my life, the military doesn't pay that much.
You know, I've never drawn unemployment in my life, even though I was entitled to 6 months of it after I retired, because I'd always been able to find work. Minimum wage, but work nonetheless.
The stock market tanked because of deregulation from the last admin, and lots of people artificially inflated the market, and others believed them and invested, resulting in a severe wealth redistribution (remember the guy that made 4 BILLION in 1 year because he bet against it).
It never really affected me until gas went up to 4 bucks a gallon and my retirement/paycheck didn't.
I reduced costs (knowing the job market was going to tank), cut some of my extras and kept going.
You don't find jobs over 100,000/yr here in Amarillo without connections.
Or is it that you are completely skewed with your thinking and allowing jealousy to dictate your reasoning?
Jealousy? Since when is posting a factual statistic jealousy? Do I think it's good for this country for so much wealth to be in so few hands? No, not at all, but I don't think that makes me "jealous". I do think it is bad for the country, though.
But at least 50% of the people believe the country is going in the wrong direction with Obama.....so are you saying that 40% of THOSE people want to do it fdifferently so the 10% can have all the wealth?
Personally, I think the majority of American people are hopelessly stupid. They have become fat, over-indulged, unintelligent, compulsive and impatient. They want everything NOW and CHEAP. I don't think most can objectively gauge the "way things are going", which explains the popularity of gasbag pundits on both sides. People who think for themselves generally don't listen to those buffoons and take their "opinion" as sacred reality.
What stopped many from trying? The FEAR of losing their unemployment. Yep.....the fear of losing their unemployment stopped them from trying to do it on their own.
In a way, I understand. It is a scary thing. But you see, if that carrot was not dangling there, they would have tried.
It is not that I want to see people suffer. Here in NYC I see it all the time and it is heartbraking.
You know, my roomie and I were sitting around talking about the absolute iron will of the GOP to say "no" to anything Obama suggests, she came up with a political ad for the Democrats....
First, you show a short video clip of a young child (pre-teen) throwing a temper tantrum and yelling "no" at the top of their lungs.
Then, you show one of the GOP claiming their allegiance to being "the party of no".
Repeat above a few times for around 25 seconds.
Close on John Baynor, with a caption that reads "It's time to grow up, don't re-elect the party of no."
You know, I've never drawn unemployment in my life, even though I was entitled to 6 months of it after I retired, because I'd always been able to find work. Minimum wage, but work nonetheless.
The stock market tanked because of deregulation from the last admin, and lots of people artificially inflated the market, and others believed them and invested, resulting in a severe wealth redistribution (remember the guy that made 4 BILLION in 1 year because he bet against it).
It never really affected me until gas went up to 4 bucks a gallon and my retirement/paycheck didn't.
I reduced costs (knowing the job market was going to tank), cut some of my extras and kept going.
You don't find jobs over 100,000/yr here in Amarillo without connections.
What kind of work were you doing?
