the year I graduated

[iamwhatiseem]

If only those darn women had stayed at home where they belong we could still have 10 cent bread!

This truly should be your beloved parties new campaign theme.

And there you go again.
You can't deal with a fact, so in order to compensate for it, you attach how you feel onto the person who said the fact.
Pay attention - saying a fact does not apply an opinion.

What a loser

 

[iamwhatiseem]

Since there’s a huge labor shortage, with employers begging for applicants men or women, this theory obviously doesn’t apply to today’s world.

The supply of labor obviously cannot meet up with the demand.

Who said it applied to todays situation?
What I said is a simply fact, it isn't something to debate. You can't debate a fact

 

[Ringo]

Zerohedge: "The US added $275 billion in debt in ONE DAY. US debt is now $33.442 trillion, having reached $33 trillion just 2 weeks ago, and it will increase by $1 trillion in 1 month.What the f*ck?!"

And that's just stinking capitalism can't live on the multiplier, that steals from the future, anymore.

Propagandized people piously believe that this miserable thing they have built out of 100% shit, the Titanic, on which a gangster-drug addict with a grenade holds his victims hostage, is the "economic model of prosperity".
In fact, the gang of thieves has swollen so much that the planet is not enough for robbery.

 

[iamwhatiseem]

Zerohedge: "The US added $275 billion in debt in ONE DAY. US debt is now $33.442 trillion, having reached $33 trillion just 2 weeks ago, and it will increase by $1 trillion in 1 month.What the f*ck?!"

And that's just stinking capitalism can't live on the multiplier, that steals from the future, anymore.

Propagandized people piously believe that this miserable thing they have built out of 100% shit, the Titanic, on which a gangster-drug addict with a grenade holds his victims hostage, is the "economic model of prosperity".
In fact, the gang of thieves has swollen so much that the planet is not enough for robbery.

The Federal Government spent $9 BILLION so far this year on office furniture.
$9 BILLION.
It is difficult for anyone to mentally capture how much money that is.
You could buy 13 brand new Lamborgini Huracans for every County in the United States.
13 each. So... try and apply that to office furniture.
The price of one Huracan is $215,000. Times that by 13 and that is $37 MILLION for every county in the United State. HOW THE HELL DID THEY BUY THIS MUCH OFFICE FURNITURE??????

Think about that, and you will just begin to make a scratch in the exorbitant spending of the U.S. Government

 

[initforme]

Since there’s a huge labor shortage, with employers begging for applicants men or women, this theory obviously doesn’t apply to today’s world.

The supply of labor obviously cannot meet up with the demand.

Good employers have zero issues finding people. Those that can't find them are without question bad employers.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

The Federal Government spent $9 BILLION so far this year on office furniture.
$9 BILLION.