georgephillip
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1 in 5 US Renters Risk Eviction by 9/30/2020
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Wyatt earp
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Please explain what does this have to do with Trump?
georgephillip
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Thank the morons who put a brain-dead bigot in the White House:
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A detailed timeline of all the ways Trump failed to respond to the coronavirus
"Though White House Coronavirus Task Force member Dr. Anthony Fauci admitted as early as March that the virus could kill 100,000 to 200,000 Americans,
"Trump has had his own ever-shifting goalposts for what counts as a successful response.
"On April 20, he predicted 50,000 to 60,000 dead from Covid-19.
"A week later, he revised his estimate to 70,000.
"On May 4, it was 80,000 to 100,000 people, and we now know it will continue to climb past that mark.
"Throughout the pandemic, however, much of the Trump administration’s spin — regarding Trump’s own response, China’s role, and more — has been misleading, if not outright untrue. Here’s what Trump and the federal government have — and have not — done to respond to the virus."
georgephillip
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Think that might be where the jobs are?
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Polishprince
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Thank the morons who put a brain-dead bigot in the White House:
A detailed timeline of all the ways Trump failed to respond to the coronavirus
"Though White House Coronavirus Task Force member Dr. Anthony Fauci admitted as early as March that the virus could kill 100,000 to 200,000 Americans,
"Trump has had his own ever-shifting goalposts for what counts as a successful response.
"On April 20, he predicted 50,000 to 60,000 dead from Covid-19.
"A week later, he revised his estimate to 70,000.
"On May 4, it was 80,000 to 100,000 people, and we now know it will continue to climb past that mark.
"Throughout the pandemic, however, much of the Trump administration’s spin — regarding Trump’s own response, China’s role, and more — has been misleading, if not outright untrue. Here’s what Trump and the federal government have — and have not — done to respond to the virus."
That's certainly good news for the possible evictees. Those who die will be terminated from their employment and those jobs will be available. In addition, the dead will leave behind their homes. The increase in housing supply will bring down the price of real estate. Good news for those seeking new housing- like after eviction
Wyatt earp
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Thank the morons who put a brain-dead bigot in the White House:
A detailed timeline of all the ways Trump failed to respond to the coronavirus
"Though White House Coronavirus Task Force member Dr. Anthony Fauci admitted as early as March that the virus could kill 100,000 to 200,000 Americans,
"Trump has had his own ever-shifting goalposts for what counts as a successful response.
"On April 20, he predicted 50,000 to 60,000 dead from Covid-19.
"A week later, he revised his estimate to 70,000.
"On May 4, it was 80,000 to 100,000 people, and we now know it will continue to climb past that mark.
"Throughout the pandemic, however, much of the Trump administration’s spin — regarding Trump’s own response, China’s role, and more — has been misleading, if not outright untrue. Here’s what Trump and the federal government have — and have not — done to respond to the virus."
From your own link, what else was Trump supposed to do?
Be specific..
January 31: Trump suspends entry to the US for many — but not all — categories of people traveling from China, a move which some epidemiologists warned at the time was “more of an emotional or political reaction” than a public health decision. The Department of Health and Human Services declares the coronavirus a public health emergency.
eagle1462010
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He is a troll living in caves in the sandy regions of the middle east.................his purpose is hate and discontent.........we actually don't need to be trolled for that here.........we do it enough already
Wyatt earp
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Wait you think Trump is a doctor? Come on in your own words tell us Mr. Arm chair QB what was Trump supposed to do?
Where is this at? Red states have blue regions. Florida has several counties deep blue with a good size population. We have nationally, a lot of uncivil people. Europeans can be more reserved then us at a higher percentage. Even with their leadership selling them out on immigration policies.
#243: we'll quote from communist theorists, as we gather fragments and form an image of labor and its extortion. The mystification of surplus labor vs surplus value should eventually become evident as we go along:
'As we have seen, when capitalist production invests the entire society, considering this is a necessary mediation in the process of accumulation, capital tends to be presented as a general social interest. This generality appears at all levels, dissolving the old antithesis between the particular interests of the accumulation of the capitalist and the general interests of society; capitalist production and society are presented in perfect mediation. At a social level, then, the appearance of generality is proposed as spontaneous and immediate, and it is reproposed by all the demands of economic and political life.
....As for labor, it represents not only the keystone to the interpretation of the nexus between production and society, but also the value by which the nexus is defined and organized, in the inverted form given by the capitalist appearance of generality. The exclusivity of labor as productive value is defined in the appearance of the totality of labor as criterion of social valorization.'
(Labor of Dionysus: A Critique of the State Form, p. 66.7 Labor in the Constitution)
'As we have seen, when capitalist production invests the entire society, considering this is a necessary mediation in the process of accumulation, capital tends to be presented as a general social interest. This generality appears at all levels, dissolving the old antithesis between the particular interests of the accumulation of the capitalist and the general interests of society; capitalist production and society are presented in perfect mediation. At a social level, then, the appearance of generality is proposed as spontaneous and immediate, and it is reproposed by all the demands of economic and political life.
....As for labor, it represents not only the keystone to the interpretation of the nexus between production and society, but also the value by which the nexus is defined and organized, in the inverted form given by the capitalist appearance of generality. The exclusivity of labor as productive value is defined in the appearance of the totality of labor as criterion of social valorization.'
(Labor of Dionysus: A Critique of the State Form, p. 66.7 Labor in the Constitution)
Toddsterpatriot
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#243: we'll quote from communist theorists,
So you don't have anything that works?
'As we have seen......
Your answer failed to explain both surplus labor and how it is extorted.
Thanks?
more fragments, as the image builds....
' such as the formulation long credited to the Constitution, "the Italian state is a republic of workers," or even the traditional slogan, "a republic of manual and mental workers."....there is no doubt that the concept of the Constitution that is principally acknowledged is that of productive labor, as a fundamental component of the structure of society, and therefore as a basis of social production. It is a polemical concept, then, both in the face of privileged social positions and in the face of capitalist exploitation aimed at private accumulation.....In short, labor-value contains the "fundamental element of the informative political ideology of the entire State arrangement, and thus it is the constitutive element of the regime"....Does this mean that some of the fundamental ideological principles of socialism have penetrated to the heart of the Constitution and now flourish there? In our opinion, the answer to this question cannot but be positive.'
(Labor of Dionysus, op cit)
' such as the formulation long credited to the Constitution, "the Italian state is a republic of workers," or even the traditional slogan, "a republic of manual and mental workers."....there is no doubt that the concept of the Constitution that is principally acknowledged is that of productive labor, as a fundamental component of the structure of society, and therefore as a basis of social production. It is a polemical concept, then, both in the face of privileged social positions and in the face of capitalist exploitation aimed at private accumulation.....In short, labor-value contains the "fundamental element of the informative political ideology of the entire State arrangement, and thus it is the constitutive element of the regime"....Does this mean that some of the fundamental ideological principles of socialism have penetrated to the heart of the Constitution and now flourish there? In our opinion, the answer to this question cannot but be positive.'
(Labor of Dionysus, op cit)
Toddsterpatriot
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They'll understand your failure to support your claims.
#267: Trump suspending entry was the correct move, as we have seen. That is why we self-evicted from a dangerous migration situation in Wisconsin at the end of March whereby the rental real estate was becoming inundated by strangers as a cheap hotel with more traffic than Grand Central Station.
georgephillip
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I'm blaming an economic system that functions like a cancer cell that's currently being crippled by the MAGA-virus:
Will California see wave of evictions once coronavirus protections for renters are lifted?
"LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- For millions of Californians, making rent is impossible during the coronavirus pandemic.
"There are temporary protections against eviction in place, but what happens when those protections expire?
"Some say it could lead to a wave of evictions like we've never seen before...."
"The next few years are going to be really challenging for tenants," said attorney Cynthia Chagolla with Bet Tzedek Legal Services, a non-profit that offers free weekly eviction prevention clinics.
"Chagolla says Los Angeles renters could face what advocates are calling an "eviction tsunami," several waves of thousands of unlawful detainer filings.
"'We are going to be dealing with the consequences of this for probably years to come,' she said."
Who are you blaming...China?
georgephillip
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A national pandemic requires a national response.
Which executive is responsible for that?
Here's a clue:
"America’s position as the world’s leader in coronavirus cases and deaths is in large part the result of human error, and the still-rising caseload stands as a stark reminder of the blunders that have characterized the national response.
"Trump’s actions, and his position in the Oval Office, make him a central figure in any assessment of the country’s handling of the outbreak."
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...15aea2-b7c4-11ea-a8da-693df3d7674a_story.html
Tired of winning?
Moron.
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