Butthurt because I'm right? Oh well.
Bernie Tells It Like It Is
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Butthurt because I'm right? Oh well.
BluesLegend
Diamond Member
Just look at Democrat run cities like Baltimore, that's what Democrats like Bernie and Hillary will give you. Democrats have run the city for 50 years and its still a poverty infested shit hole.
Weatherman2020
Diamond Member
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Take it up with Comrade Bernie.
Don't need to. It wasn't Bernie that presented the fallacy.
So I addressed it here, where it actually came from.
What a plan, huh?
Two Thumbs
Platinum Member
well that's a lie.so areas run like dems want them run suck for people to live in let alone get to old age
Actually it's factual.
>> Residents of Roland Park, Baltimore’s wealthiest neighborhood, live to an average age of 84 — matching the life expectancy of Japan, the nation where citizens live longer, on average, than any country in the world. In Sandtown, where Freddie Gray lived and the median household income is less than a quarter of Roland Park’s, the life expectancy is 70 years. That’s matches the average life expectancy in North Korea, an impoverished dictatorship where millions suffer from chronic undernourishment, according to the United Nations.Not that Baltimore is much different from any number of other places, just an example.
At 66 years, Downtown/Seton Hill and Greenmount East have the city’s lowest life expectancy, matching India and Pakistan.
Source: 2013 data from Baltimore City Health Department, World Health Organization. << --- Kaiser Health News, three months ago
To pretend this is a classless society, that's the folly.
What -- nobody bothered to look this up?
The city map for this comparison --- which is here --- marks each district analogously with its comparator country in terms of access to health care (Germany, Russia, Brazil, Argentina, etc). It offers an interesting perspective for a population that is "Number one" at imagining that it's "number one". Kind of a reality check.
Of course there are those among us who don't want to know about that.Hence a head-in-the-sand thread like this.
while areas that are more conservative....
talk about head in the sand.
Political parties don't run cities, hack.
and a piss poor one
Especially since I didn't mention parties, not that I need to, since it's a fact the worst crime, the worst schools, the worst living conditions have dems running the place.
well that's a lie.so areas run like dems want them run suck for people to live in let alone get to old age
Actually it's factual.
>> Residents of Roland Park, Baltimore’s wealthiest neighborhood, live to an average age of 84 — matching the life expectancy of Japan, the nation where citizens live longer, on average, than any country in the world. In Sandtown, where Freddie Gray lived and the median household income is less than a quarter of Roland Park’s, the life expectancy is 70 years. That’s matches the average life expectancy in North Korea, an impoverished dictatorship where millions suffer from chronic undernourishment, according to the United Nations.Not that Baltimore is much different from any number of other places, just an example.
At 66 years, Downtown/Seton Hill and Greenmount East have the city’s lowest life expectancy, matching India and Pakistan.
Source: 2013 data from Baltimore City Health Department, World Health Organization. << --- Kaiser Health News, three months ago
To pretend this is a classless society, that's the folly.
What -- nobody bothered to look this up?
The city map for this comparison --- which is here --- marks each district analogously with its comparator country in terms of access to health care (Germany, Russia, Brazil, Argentina, etc). It offers an interesting perspective for a population that is "Number one" at imagining that it's "number one". Kind of a reality check.
Of course there are those among us who don't want to know about that.
while areas that are more conservative....
talk about head in the sand.
Political parties don't run cities, hack.
and a piss poor one
Especially since I didn't mention parties, not that I need to, since it's a fact the worst crime, the worst schools, the worst living conditions have dems running the place.
And you just contradicted yourself within the space of a single sentence, Dumbshit.
The cities with the worst crime rates --- run by Democrats.
The cities with the best crime rates --- run by Democrats.
The cities with intermediate crime rates --- run by Democrats.
The cities with not-too-bad-but-not-the-best crime rates --- run by Democrats.
The cities with not-too-good-but-not-the-worst crime rates --- run by Democrats.
Cities with worst schools --- Democrats.
Cities with best schools --- Democrats.
Worst living conditions --- Democrats.
Best living conditions --- Democrats.
Richest/poorest, oldest/youngest, most growing/most dying, wettest/driest, having the most vowels in their name/having the fewest vowels in their name, etc etc etc etc etc.
Democrats run cities. Who knew. Fucking Duh.
It's only relatively recently that city governments used political parties at all, and some still don't. Because it just isn't a relevant factor at that level, which is what I've said from the start.
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C_Clayton_Jones
Diamond Member
No, this post is a lie.well that's a lie.so areas run like dems want them run suck for people to live in let alone get to old age
Actually it's factual.
>> Residents of Roland Park, Baltimore’s wealthiest neighborhood, live to an average age of 84 — matching the life expectancy of Japan, the nation where citizens live longer, on average, than any country in the world. In Sandtown, where Freddie Gray lived and the median household income is less than a quarter of Roland Park’s, the life expectancy is 70 years. That’s matches the average life expectancy in North Korea, an impoverished dictatorship where millions suffer from chronic undernourishment, according to the United Nations.Not that Baltimore is much different from any number of other places, just an example.
At 66 years, Downtown/Seton Hill and Greenmount East have the city’s lowest life expectancy, matching India and Pakistan.
Source: 2013 data from Baltimore City Health Department, World Health Organization. << --- Kaiser Health News, three months ago
To pretend this is a classless society, that's the folly.
What -- nobody bothered to look this up?
The city map for this comparison --- which is here --- marks each district analogously with its comparator country in terms of access to health care (Germany, Russia, Brazil, Argentina, etc). It offers an interesting perspective for a population that is "Number one" at imagining that it's "number one". Kind of a reality check.
Of course there are those among us who don't want to know about that.
while areas that are more conservative....
talk about head in the sand.
Political parties don't run cities, hack.
and a piss poor one
Especially since I didn't mention parties, not that I need to, since it's a fact the worst crime, the worst schools, the worst living conditions have dems running the place.
The ‘argument’ that democrats and democratic policies are somehow ‘responsible’ for the conditions of many cities fails as a confusion of correlation and causation fallacy.
Indeed, there are many other factors contributing to the condition of cities which have nothing to do with partisan politics.
This 'argument' is as ignorant as it is ridiculous.'
oreo
Gold Member
Actually it's factual.
>> Residents of Roland Park, Baltimore’s wealthiest neighborhood, live to an average age of 84 — matching the life expectancy of Japan, the nation where citizens live longer, on average, than any country in the world. In Sandtown, where Freddie Gray lived and the median household income is less than a quarter of Roland Park’s, the life expectancy is 70 years. That’s matches the average life expectancy in North Korea, an impoverished dictatorship where millions suffer from chronic undernourishment, according to the United Nations.Not that Baltimore is much different from any number of other places, just an example.
At 66 years, Downtown/Seton Hill and Greenmount East have the city’s lowest life expectancy, matching India and Pakistan.
Source: 2013 data from Baltimore City Health Department, World Health Organization. << --- Kaiser Health News, three months ago
To pretend this is a classless society, that's the folly.
What -- nobody bothered to look this up?
The city map for this comparison --- which is here --- marks each district analogously with its comparator country in terms of access to health care (Germany, Russia, Brazil, Argentina, etc). It offers an interesting perspective for a population that is "Number one" at imagining that it's "number one". Kind of a reality check.
Of course there are those among us who don't want to know about that.
So the question is--What does Bernie plan to do about this death rate in Baltimore? Will taking money from others to give to the lower incomes help them increase life expectancy or rather help them buy more drugs, more alcohol, and tobacco to kill them off quicker?
It's just another gripe of Bernie Sanders. Sanders major campaign platform was all about "breaking up the big banks." Bitching and griping, bitching and griping all about it, at every single rally. Sanders fans screaming and yelling, basically in all out hysteric mode--"we're going to get those Wall Street bankers"--by golly. What Sanders either didn't know or didn't tell his supporters, was that the Federal Reserve banks operate completely separate and independent from the Federal Government. IOW--Sanders nor the Federal Government have any authority to "break up the big banks aka Wall Street bankers."
Bernie Sanders Can't Explain How He'd Break Up Big Banks, Among Other Things | VICE News
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C_Clayton_Jones
Diamond Member
"What does Bernie plan to do about this death rate in Baltimore?"
The ignorance and stupidity that surrounds this presidential campaign is ridiculous, this question is evidence of that, having nothing whatsoever to do with Sanders’ qualifications as president, or any other candidate, for that matter.
The ignorance and stupidity that surrounds this presidential campaign is ridiculous, this question is evidence of that, having nothing whatsoever to do with Sanders’ qualifications as president, or any other candidate, for that matter.
Two Thumbs
Platinum Member
lowest crime rates are outside of cities.well that's a lie.so areas run like dems want them run suck for people to live in let alone get to old age
Actually it's factual.
>> Residents of Roland Park, Baltimore’s wealthiest neighborhood, live to an average age of 84 — matching the life expectancy of Japan, the nation where citizens live longer, on average, than any country in the world. In Sandtown, where Freddie Gray lived and the median household income is less than a quarter of Roland Park’s, the life expectancy is 70 years. That’s matches the average life expectancy in North Korea, an impoverished dictatorship where millions suffer from chronic undernourishment, according to the United Nations.Not that Baltimore is much different from any number of other places, just an example.
At 66 years, Downtown/Seton Hill and Greenmount East have the city’s lowest life expectancy, matching India and Pakistan.
Source: 2013 data from Baltimore City Health Department, World Health Organization. << --- Kaiser Health News, three months ago
To pretend this is a classless society, that's the folly.
What -- nobody bothered to look this up?
The city map for this comparison --- which is here --- marks each district analogously with its comparator country in terms of access to health care (Germany, Russia, Brazil, Argentina, etc). It offers an interesting perspective for a population that is "Number one" at imagining that it's "number one". Kind of a reality check.
Of course there are those among us who don't want to know about that.
while areas that are more conservative....
talk about head in the sand.
Political parties don't run cities, hack.
and a piss poor one
Especially since I didn't mention parties, not that I need to, since it's a fact the worst crime, the worst schools, the worst living conditions have dems running the place.
And you just contradicted yourself within the space of a single sentence, Dumbshit.
The cities with the worst crime rates --- run by Democrats.
The cities with the best crime rates --- run by Democrats.
The cities with intermediate crime rates --- run by Democrats.
The cities with not-too-bad-but-not-the-best crime rates --- run by Democrats.
The cities with not-too-good-but-not-the-worst crime rates --- run by Democrats.
Cities with worst schools --- Democrats.
Cities with best schools --- Democrats.
Worst living conditions --- Democrats.
Best living conditions --- Democrats.
Richest/poorest, oldest/youngest, most growing/most dying, wettest/driest, having the most vowels in their name/having the fewest vowels in their name, etc etc etc etc etc.
Democrats run cities. Who knew. Fucking Duh.
It's only relatively recently that city governments used political parties at all, and some still don't. Because it just isn't a relevant factor at that level, which is what I've said from the start.
best schools are outside of cities
best living
safest
longest life
etc, etc
all happen away from your control.
that should tell you something, but it doesn't
Two Thumbs
Platinum Member
then why is it consistent?No, this post is a lie.well that's a lie.so areas run like dems want them run suck for people to live in let alone get to old age
Actually it's factual.
>> Residents of Roland Park, Baltimore’s wealthiest neighborhood, live to an average age of 84 — matching the life expectancy of Japan, the nation where citizens live longer, on average, than any country in the world. In Sandtown, where Freddie Gray lived and the median household income is less than a quarter of Roland Park’s, the life expectancy is 70 years. That’s matches the average life expectancy in North Korea, an impoverished dictatorship where millions suffer from chronic undernourishment, according to the United Nations.Not that Baltimore is much different from any number of other places, just an example.
At 66 years, Downtown/Seton Hill and Greenmount East have the city’s lowest life expectancy, matching India and Pakistan.
Source: 2013 data from Baltimore City Health Department, World Health Organization. << --- Kaiser Health News, three months ago
To pretend this is a classless society, that's the folly.
What -- nobody bothered to look this up?
The city map for this comparison --- which is here --- marks each district analogously with its comparator country in terms of access to health care (Germany, Russia, Brazil, Argentina, etc). It offers an interesting perspective for a population that is "Number one" at imagining that it's "number one". Kind of a reality check.
Of course there are those among us who don't want to know about that.
while areas that are more conservative....
talk about head in the sand.
Political parties don't run cities, hack.
and a piss poor one
Especially since I didn't mention parties, not that I need to, since it's a fact the worst crime, the worst schools, the worst living conditions have dems running the place.
The ‘argument’ that democrats and democratic policies are somehow ‘responsible’ for the conditions of many cities fails as a confusion of correlation and causation fallacy.
Indeed, there are many other factors contributing to the condition of cities which have nothing to do with partisan politics.
This 'argument' is as ignorant as it is ridiculous.'
Why is it consistent that the worst conditions have dems in places of power?
lowest crime rates are outside of cities.well that's a lie.so areas run like dems want them run suck for people to live in let alone get to old ageActually it's factual.
>> Residents of Roland Park, Baltimore’s wealthiest neighborhood, live to an average age of 84 — matching the life expectancy of Japan, the nation where citizens live longer, on average, than any country in the world. In Sandtown, where Freddie Gray lived and the median household income is less than a quarter of Roland Park’s, the life expectancy is 70 years. That’s matches the average life expectancy in North Korea, an impoverished dictatorship where millions suffer from chronic undernourishment, according to the United Nations.Not that Baltimore is much different from any number of other places, just an example.
At 66 years, Downtown/Seton Hill and Greenmount East have the city’s lowest life expectancy, matching India and Pakistan.
Source: 2013 data from Baltimore City Health Department, World Health Organization. << --- Kaiser Health News, three months ago
To pretend this is a classless society, that's the folly.
What -- nobody bothered to look this up?
The city map for this comparison --- which is here --- marks each district analogously with its comparator country in terms of access to health care (Germany, Russia, Brazil, Argentina, etc). It offers an interesting perspective for a population that is "Number one" at imagining that it's "number one". Kind of a reality check.
Of course there are those among us who don't want to know about that.
while areas that are more conservative....
talk about head in the sand.
Political parties don't run cities, hack.
and a piss poor one
Especially since I didn't mention parties, not that I need to, since it's a fact the worst crime, the worst schools, the worst living conditions have dems running the place.
And you just contradicted yourself within the space of a single sentence, Dumbshit.
The cities with the worst crime rates --- run by Democrats.
The cities with the best crime rates --- run by Democrats.
The cities with intermediate crime rates --- run by Democrats.
The cities with not-too-bad-but-not-the-best crime rates --- run by Democrats.
The cities with not-too-good-but-not-the-worst crime rates --- run by Democrats.
Cities with worst schools --- Democrats.
Cities with best schools --- Democrats.
Worst living conditions --- Democrats.
Best living conditions --- Democrats.
Richest/poorest, oldest/youngest, most growing/most dying, wettest/driest, having the most vowels in their name/having the fewest vowels in their name, etc etc etc etc etc.
Democrats run cities. Who knew. Fucking Duh.
It's only relatively recently that city governments used political parties at all, and some still don't. Because it just isn't a relevant factor at that level, which is what I've said from the start.
best schools are outside of cities
best living
safest
longest life
etc, etc
all happen away from your control.
that should tell you something, but it doesn't
I don't have "control" of any of that. Nor do you.
That should tell you something, but I doubt it will.
Hint: Those are products of population density.
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